When you rewatch Episode 473, don't see Luffy’s Haki as a victory. See it as a curse. It’s the universe showing Luffy the throne he could sit on—right before it kicks him down into the abyss of despair.
The Unnamed Power At this point in the story (2011 in the anime, 2010 in the manga), the concept of Haoshoku Haki (Conqueror’s Haki) had only been whispered about. We saw Shanks use it on the Moby Dick to crack Whitebeard’s ship. But Luffy? Luffy was supposed to be a rookie. luffy using haki in marineford episode
"W-What is this pressure?!" a Marine screams. When you rewatch Episode 473, don't see Luffy’s
Because at Marineford, Luffy didn't master Haki. Haki mastered him. "Why Luffy's Haki FAILED at Marineford (And Why That's Genius)" Hashtags: #OnePiece #Luffy #Marineford #Haki #OnePieceAnalysis The Unnamed Power At this point in the
As Luffy stares down the three Admirals—Akainu, Aokiji, and Kizaru—he lets out a primal roar. In the anime , the screen pulses. The air cracks . Several of the surrounding Marine soldiers collapse instantly, foaming at the mouth. Vice Admirals like Momonga and Dalmatian flinch, steadying themselves.
Here’s the painful truth: