During Luffy's fight with Doffy there was a panel of Sabo charging forward with an intense look on his face. That implies that during the off-panel fight, Sabo was charging at Burgess and continuously attacking him. I'll find it when I get on laptop. Also lol at you saying that last move was "half an attack." Yeah, sure it was.
What was it then? Burgess went to stab him and never made contact that's a half an attack. Burgess threw a total of 1 1/2 attacks shown in that fight. I showed you all the panels from the fight it starts at 786 and then shows Sabo finishing Burgess in 792. But please do continue to argue the images in the manga.
It wasn't quite what I remembered, but here we see Sabo and Burgess evenly clashing with each other. Later on, we see Sabo holding his pipe towards a beaten down Burgess. Now, unless you think Sabo beat Burgess shortly after that and decided to stand there the rest of the time holding his pipe towards him in a cool pose for no viable reason, then yeah, it's pretty obvious they had a fight off-panel.
That's cute, my logic=0 when I've already proven you wrong and made you recant about Shanks and the DF in that other thread. Are you still upset you took a jokey thread about the Kazekages too literally? Anyway.
You didn't post anything, guy. Also as I said in my first post, who's to say how long it took Burgess to get up after each attack and how many attacks happened in the off panel moments. What we see from the manga is a Sabo beating Burgess every time after the Colosseum.
It doesn't really matter how long it took him to get up, the fact is, he got up. Sabo didn't put him down until after Doflamingo was defeated, meaning that Burgess lasted against Sabo's attacks for that amount of time. I didn't say Sabo didn't beat him, either.
No it does matter how long it took him to get up because you're implying there was this great effort put in by Sabo when nothing shows that. He wasn't out of breath at the end of the fight, Burgess was never shown to land a single hit, it was minimal effort on Sabo's part. If it took him five minutes to get up each time(and "realistically" it would take longer with each successive hit) then in that 50 minutes Sabo would have only thrown 10 hits which isn't any effort at all. If on the other hand Burgess got up within seconds of each attack then Sabo would have to put in more effort and constantly attack as you're implying the fight went off panel.
Nah fam I am not into that, the Kazakage thing twisted my brain, I couldn't bring my self to apply "always" on just 2 instances...
I need a scan where it was implied "sabo would have lost VS Ishho"
I saw him heal from flames once, so with my logic I can't conclude on this ability being = infinite times.
You realize names don't mean shit, right? Whitebeard didn't name a single one of his attacks at Marineford. Whether or not you yell a name while performing a kick doesn't matter, what matters is the effort you put into a kick. Marco can kick someone and say absolutely nothing and the kick can just as strong as Sanji's Diable Jambe.
Well there's this
Whitebeard was doing preparation :sdo: as I said in one piece an attack to be OP seems to need 1 of 2 things: Preparation or "A name".
I can use a very simple counter to this logic :sdo:
It's not assumption, it's a fact. If Marco doesn't name the kick, it won't be a strong as a named attack from Sanji? That makes sense to you? That there is 100% no way that Marco can match Sanji's kick unless he calls it something?
That's not an accurate counter though because both were injured in the process while here Fuji shows no signs of damage done by Sabo. Had Sabo landed a hit or was shown to have done damage I'd say you have a point but Fuji was being casual and still pushed him that alone implies had Fuji been all out the whole time he'd beat Sabo. Luffy also wasn't the only one fighting that fight the whole time whereas Sabo was. Luffy would have died in that fight had it been 1v1.
That kick he hit Kizaru with is as strong or stronger than an attack we've seen from Sanji. Show me a Sanji kick that caused an explosion that size or that could throw an Admiral back that far.
I wouldn't say Marco=Admiral since he was able to compete with Admirals but in the end I don't think he has the strength to put them down but I'd say Marco is closer to Admiral level than Sabo. Would you agree or disagree on that?
That's where I fail to understand. Why should we regard Marco as higher? He never done anything hurtful to an Admiral as well like Sabo...