Outside logic, real world doesn't apply to manga, Luffy's not real etc etc and all the other stuff you throw out when anyone else tries to use real world logic. Luffy can still control his body and expand his stomach muscles to increase the launch force. But we both already knew you'd deny the possibility let alone the probability.
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, or the fact that blood doping is given as the underlying concept to Gear Second, or the real-life sailing concept that appeared in the most recent chapter that Jinbei used to save the crew with.
One Piece doesn't disregard physics, it exaggerates physics. Saying "RL logic doesn't apply" is a cop-out when there's no counterargument to be made.
Of course you can. That's like saying you can't say G4 ended the Doffy fight. Of course it did. Without the help in both battles G4 wouldn't have come into play but without G4 in either battle and Luffy dies.
You can't though. You can say G4 was at the end of the fight, but it did not end the fight because Luffy would be dead without outside help.
Even if you wanna be a technical ******* and say "It ended the fight because it was the last thing used," you cannot attribute that to G4 being capable of defeating Cracker when Luffy was unable to defeat Cracker without help.
Right, full. But that's what I was getting at Tankman may "activate" when Luffy is in G4 and full. You were talking like there's a Tankman that's smaller tha n the one we saw but in actuality Tankman can probably only come about when Luffy is full in G4. So yes eating the crackers created Tankman but the idea that the crackers made him a bigger version of Tankman than normally exists is baseless.
I addressed this in my post as well. If you want to say that Luffy can only access Tankman when full, then that still means that G4 by itself was unable to finish off Cracker because Tankman requires an outside influence to reach the level needed to take down Cracker.
Btw, the fact that Luffy says "Full Version" is proof that there's a smaller version when he's not full.
Cracker hates pain, he's a fighter that likes to use his clones to do more of the up and personal work for him, just because he springed out and tried to attack Luffy when he saw clear openings doesn't mean he has no problems engaging Gear fourth with his real body
Yes he does lmfao You're saying that Cracker choosing to engage Luffy with his own body is proof that he has no qualms about approaching Luffy with his own body. Get the **** outta here
that's not true and it pretty much goes against what we know about him and how the rest of the fight played out.
The rest of the fight played out with Luffy avoiding Cracker, and exactly zero mentions of the other way around.
If Cracker had no problems engaging Luffy on his own then why did he not directly finish off a Gear-less fat Luffy?
Same reason Rob Lucci stood around listening to Usopp instead of lopping off Luffy's head or finishing him off. Same reason Akainu spoke to Jinbei instead of immediately rushing for a kill. Same reason Kizaru shot the key in Luffy's hand instead of shooting Luffy in the head. Same reason Kizaru moved to kick Luffy instead of Aokiji moving to freeze him, or Akainu moving to pierce his chest. Do you want me to go on, or do you see the point?
He stood there and let Luffy get bigger and bigger for 11 hours and never did anything. He should have been able to easily beat a fat Luffy with just his real body but he never even tried to attack until he knew for sure Luffy was at his absolute fullest. Why? Because he's a glass cannon, he doesn't tank attacks, he has his clones do that.
You say this like you have proof that Luffy was fat for the entire 11 hours. Considering that a Gear 2 and 3 Luffy couldn't get past one biscuit soldier, there is absolutely zero way Luffy survived those 11 hours without using Gear Fourth multiple times when he had an army of them and Cracker himself after him.
Cracker has also never been shown to be a glass cannon. He stated he dislikes pain, but it's never shown he can't physically withstand it.