The argument I'm seeing here is not whether or not Vergo can defeat Pica, but if he has attacks large enough to destroy Pica's stone arm. And that is absolutely useless in this argument. This isn't Vergo vs Pica, this is Vergo vs Zoro. Why would Vergo need an attack that can destroy an entire Pica statue arm against Zoro? Is Zoro as big as Pica? Is Zoro in a statue? Whether or not Vergo can destroy Pica's statue is irrelevant for two reasons:
1. Zoro isn't Pica, he fights nothing like Pica, saying "Vergo can't do this to Pica's statue so he loses to Zoro" is moronic.
2. Zoro hasn't destroyed Pica's statue either.
I'm genuinely surprised people here are saying "Zoro beats Vergo because Luffy blew up Pica's statue head."
In my opinion, Zoro can't cut through Vergo's Koka. Haki is on a completely different level than steel and stone, so Zoro cutting those don't necessarily mean he can cut through Haki. We've seen pre-skip Luffy smash steel, then be completely shrugged off by Doffy's Haki, proving that just because you can do something to steel doesn't mean you can do it to Haki as well.
1. Zoro isn't Pica, he fights nothing like Pica, saying "Vergo can't do this to Pica's statue so he loses to Zoro" is moronic.
2. Zoro hasn't destroyed Pica's statue either.
I'm genuinely surprised people here are saying "Zoro beats Vergo because Luffy blew up Pica's statue head."
In my opinion, Zoro can't cut through Vergo's Koka. Haki is on a completely different level than steel and stone, so Zoro cutting those don't necessarily mean he can cut through Haki. We've seen pre-skip Luffy smash steel, then be completely shrugged off by Doffy's Haki, proving that just because you can do something to steel doesn't mean you can do it to Haki as well.
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