#Haiki destroy full#

Fantastic, someone also pointed out Colossus but I don't know the character enough) Luffy, Jozu and Daz Bones, similar characters from other verses then would apply, such as Mr.

Passive Elemental Mimicry (if the character has or has had a NON-powered self, or in the least has to activate said power, Examples in verse include Monkey D. Elemental Dispersion (So long as the character has to turn on said dispersion, Characters like Juvia Lockser and Kona )

Intangibility (so long as the character in question has to 'turn on' said intangibility, indicating they have a real body, characters like Mirio Togata ) With this we have a guideline for what kind of things haki can negate: We know by this that haki is NOT a soul attack (As prometheus is confirmed to have a soul giving him life), instead, Haki doesn't work on him because he has no true body that can be hurted by blunt force, he is simply a ball of fire. Haki then takes into account the user's 'body' when their powers are not activated, This is a very important distinction due a recent chapter'r showing us an interesting interaction, Luffy trying to punch Prometheus (Who is a ball of concentrated fire given life by another character's power) with haki, said exchange didn't harm prometheus at all, and Luffy even pointed out that 'it was worse than a logia'.

#Haiki destroy full#

We focus on the last tidbit, were it says 'Being able to hit the user's original body'.Haki is able to apply the full force of a characters attack to an enemy, bypassing any superpower that means a defense to them, hitting their original form, for example, Luffy resisting blunt force gets negated, and even tought he still retain his rubber properties, he get's hit as if he didn't, this means that when we hit luffy with a haki imbued attack, we're counting it as luffy's own durability with NO resistance.

Besides the increase of strength, it is the only form of attack that doesn't involve Kairouseki that can hit any Devil Fruit user, being able to hit the user's original body even if it's a Logia user. With that, they can protect himself from attacks, and if trained well, use it to deliver stronger attacks. One topic that was very briefly touched was that of Haki's ability to negate power-based durability enhancements, not negating the power but bypassing it, I even got to the point of calling it a 'softcore soul attack', tough that MUST be taken as an oversimplification, since this has many catches that have to be adressed, the idea here is discussing if we should 'buff' every haki user with a specific kind of durability negation on their powers and abilities list, and a note explaining how this affects other verses on the One Piece verse page.įirst the definition of haki as we have it on the wiki is correct and probably shouldnt be changed, here I copypaste just to have everyone on the same page:īusōshoku Haki (Color of Armaments): A form of Haki that allows the user to create an 'invisible armor' around themselves. A short time ago there was a discussion about equalizing haki to other energy types, it was deemed that haki was too different from the other common anime energy types to qualify for that kind of equalization based on its specialized unique capabilities.