Zabuza the weakest of 7- swordsmen

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The word mist in that sense refers to the village. I'm not arguing whether or not they all could use the hidden mist technique that idk.




Others have stronger swords but as we have seen little feats from any others aside from Kisame, it is speculative to compare their power levels. Except for Suigetsu's brother I don't think anyone would argue he is the strongest Swordsman of the 7 swordsmen history

And the only reason Zabuza lost to Kakashi(not so easily) was because he was introduced so early, he was the first villain, reverse Zabuza and Kisame's introduction point and people would be talking about how weak Kisame was(they won't say that now because we've seen Samehada makes him a bigger threat, there ya go switch them swords and I bet you hear a different argument as to whose the weakest swordsmen then)



Mate he was introduced early..it doesn't matter tho, it was the way he lost..

And the only proof we have is the impact they made on the war. Also Kisame would have never lost.. Now they are the seven swordsmen and their swords are big part of it. Zabuza has the weakest sword. And their battling is based on their swords to.

And Zabuza is nowhere near kisame's league man. ;x
 

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Excluding Kisame, Zabuza was the strongest of the swordsman, he was noted to be the best at silent killing which is the teams jutsu and if it wasn't for him the 7 Swordsmen would have lost a lot earlier in the war. Why do you think Kabuto held him in such high regards? It is evident he was the strongest by just knowing no one came close to him in Silent Killing and his great Suiton jutsus.
 

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Excluding Kisame, Zabuza was the strongest of the swordsman, he was noted to be the best at silent killing which is the teams jutsu and if it wasn't for him the 7 Swordsmen would have lost a lot earlier in the war. Why do you think Kabuto held him in such high regards? It is evident he was the strongest by just knowing no one came close to him in Silent Killing and his great Suiton jutsus.

he was held in high regard because of that technique yes. But a single technique doesn't make a person stronger. The others did more impact then Zabuza.
 

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he was held in high regard because of that technique yes. But a single technique doesn't make a person stronger. The others did more impact then Zabuza.

Thats arguable.

Zabuza had already been shown, the purpose of showing the rest of the 7 swordsmen killing numerous shinobi was:
1. To explain each sword
2. To showcase their own abilities and introduce them more as characters.

On the opposite side of it, without Zabuza, they most certainly wouldn't have been as successful. As apparently him and Mei are the only ones who can use the Hiding in Mist technique that we've seen. (That baffles me to no end btw)
 

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Thats arguable.

Zabuza had already been shown, the purpose of showing the rest of the 7 swordsmen killing numerous shinobi was:
1. To explain each sword
2. To showcase their own abilities and introduce them more as characters.

On the opposite side of it, without Zabuza, they most certainly wouldn't have been as successful. As apparently him and Mei are the only ones who can use the Hiding in Mist technique that we've seen. (That baffles me to no end btw)

well there you go. He was valued for that one technique.. Because all the 7 swordsmen where experts in silent killing.
 
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