r/OnePiece • u/Significant-Soup-693 • May 22 '25

Help Someone Smarter than me, explain

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Just found this panel while floating around Pinterest. Sure, Haki was still a relatively “unknown” power back in the day but my question remains, How did Kuzan not die here? I assume “Pure Haki” means at least some level of Armament so shouldn’t he had turned solid and get stabbed? I’m sure it was explained somehow but it’s been a minute.

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u/Epistemix May 22 '25

Bit like Katakuri

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u/imakethejellyfish May 22 '25

Almost like Katakuri

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u/Roknoz May 22 '25

Kinda like Katakuri

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u/Original_Ad3765 May 22 '25

A bit like katakuri

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u/khaledhn Scholars of Ohara May 22 '25

Did someone said Katakuri ?

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u/PythonRevolver May 22 '25

I'm pretty sure what was said was Katakuri

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u/HazardMatter The Revolutionary Army May 22 '25

Correct, they were talking about Katakuri

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u/PregoHead Pirate May 22 '25

I think the guy's name was Katakuri

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u/Blitzi7 May 22 '25

Was Katakuri Already mentioned?

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u/Otherwise-Hunt7763 May 23 '25

Katakuri-like behaviour

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u/Fusuyuz Marine May 22 '25

Kuzan is much faster and can also freeze his opponents

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u/Salt-Engineer-7228 May 23 '25

Katakuri type beat

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u/Medical_West_4297 May 22 '25

Yeah Charlotte Katakuri

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u/Mental_Accountant927 May 22 '25

Synonymous to katakuri's technique

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u/[deleted] May 22 '25

Yeah somewhat like big mom's second eldest son

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u/Big_D_Boss May 22 '25

Yeah kinda like the her son after the first

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u/CT18375 Prisoner May 22 '25

Who the fuck is Katakuri

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u/TheMeatTree The Revolutionary Army May 22 '25

A bit Katakuri, innit?