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How Strong Is One Piece Borsalino'S Devil Fruit In Combat?
2025-08-29 06:56:05
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Eloise
2025-08-30 03:19:00
I get giddy picturing Kizaru lighting up a battlefield. The 'Pika Pika no Mi' basically turns him into a living laser rifle: long-range bursts, blinding speed, and a body you can’t touch unless you force him to with Haki or sea-stone. In fights where distance matters, he’s brutal — he can slice through ships and keep opponents pinned from miles away.
That said, he’s not unbeatable. Fighters who can match his speed or who have strong Armament or Observation Haki can make his light tricks much less effective. Also, environments that reduce line-of-sight or introduce cover help a lot, because lasers rely on clear sightlines. I love how this fruit shifts the battlefield: enemies must adapt or get vaporized, and it’s exactly the kind of one-note-but-devastating power that makes 'One Piece' fights fun to analyze.
That said, he’s not unbeatable. Fighters who can match his speed or who have strong Armament or Observation Haki can make his light tricks much less effective. Also, environments that reduce line-of-sight or introduce cover help a lot, because lasers rely on clear sightlines. I love how this fruit shifts the battlefield: enemies must adapt or get vaporized, and it’s exactly the kind of one-note-but-devastating power that makes 'One Piece' fights fun to analyze.
Carter
2025-08-30 13:12:00
From a slightly more nitpicky perspective, the beauty of the 'Pika Pika no Mi' is how it blends raw destructive potential with superb utility. Kizaru can create, emit, and transform his body into light — which, narratively, gives him near-instant offensive options and an escape mechanism rolled into one. In combat terms, that translates to: incredible engagement range, unparalleled closing speed, and the ability to strike several targets faster than most can react.
However, the fruit’s overall power is shaped by in-world mechanics. Haki is the obvious counter: a hardened Armament Haki disrupts Logia intangibility, and superior Observation Haki or precognition-like skills blunt the surprise factor of light-speed moves. Environmental tactics (smoke, darkness, reflections) also complicate his effectiveness. There’s also the stamina and precision angle — sustaining repeated high-energy beams would be taxing in real fights, and precision matters when you’re trying to hit small or fast-moving targets. So, as a combat tool it’s top-tier for an admiral, but not a guaranteed stomp; strategy and counters still matter.
However, the fruit’s overall power is shaped by in-world mechanics. Haki is the obvious counter: a hardened Armament Haki disrupts Logia intangibility, and superior Observation Haki or precognition-like skills blunt the surprise factor of light-speed moves. Environmental tactics (smoke, darkness, reflections) also complicate his effectiveness. There’s also the stamina and precision angle — sustaining repeated high-energy beams would be taxing in real fights, and precision matters when you’re trying to hit small or fast-moving targets. So, as a combat tool it’s top-tier for an admiral, but not a guaranteed stomp; strategy and counters still matter.
Jonah
2025-09-03 15:44:01
Honestly, I still grin thinking about Kizaru zipping around. The 'Pika Pika no Mi' gives him insane speed, devastating beam attacks, and a body that’s hard to hold onto. In straightforward terms: he’s fantastic at long-range suppression and quick surgical strikes.
It’s not a magic get-out-of-jail card though. Strong Haki, sea-stone, and rivals with equal speed or smart tactics can neutralize him. For casual viewers, he looks almost unstoppable; for anyone who pays attention to Haki/strategy, he’s powerful but beatable, which keeps fights exciting.
It’s not a magic get-out-of-jail card though. Strong Haki, sea-stone, and rivals with equal speed or smart tactics can neutralize him. For casual viewers, he looks almost unstoppable; for anyone who pays attention to Haki/strategy, he’s powerful but beatable, which keeps fights exciting.
Hannah
2025-09-03 20:29:49
I'm always hyped talking about this — the 'Pika Pika no Mi' that Borsalino (Kizaru) wields is one of those Devil Fruits that looks simple on paper but plays out incredibly fast and flashy in practice.
On the strength side: it's a Logia that lets him become and control light. That means absurdly fast movement, deadly long-range beams, and attacks that are effectively instantaneous compared to most fighters. In 'One Piece' scenes where he blitzes across a battlefield, his light-speed kicks and lasers can shred ships, pierce defenses, and pin down multiple opponents at once. The tactical payoff is huge: area denial, hit-and-run, and near-immediate repositioning.
Weaknesses keep it balanced. Logia intangibility still gets nullified by Haki, and people with strong Observation Haki or comparable speed can predict or tank his strikes. He’s less terrifying in tight, close-quarters situations where precision slashes and Haki can cut through the advantage. There’s also the ongoing fan debate about whether he truly moves at literal light speed or just absurdly fast — canon shows it as game-changing mobility, but it’s not a physics textbook. All told, it's one of the most potent fruit concepts for a ranged, high-mobility fighter, especially when paired with the sheer authority of an admiral-level Haki.
On the strength side: it's a Logia that lets him become and control light. That means absurdly fast movement, deadly long-range beams, and attacks that are effectively instantaneous compared to most fighters. In 'One Piece' scenes where he blitzes across a battlefield, his light-speed kicks and lasers can shred ships, pierce defenses, and pin down multiple opponents at once. The tactical payoff is huge: area denial, hit-and-run, and near-immediate repositioning.
Weaknesses keep it balanced. Logia intangibility still gets nullified by Haki, and people with strong Observation Haki or comparable speed can predict or tank his strikes. He’s less terrifying in tight, close-quarters situations where precision slashes and Haki can cut through the advantage. There’s also the ongoing fan debate about whether he truly moves at literal light speed or just absurdly fast — canon shows it as game-changing mobility, but it’s not a physics textbook. All told, it's one of the most potent fruit concepts for a ranged, high-mobility fighter, especially when paired with the sheer authority of an admiral-level Haki.
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Ishizuka-san had this wonderfully laid-back, resonant baritone that made Kizaru feel effortless and strangely threatening at the same time. He brought a casual menace to big moments like Sabaody and Marineford, and his work across the series really stuck with me. He passed away in 2018, which hit a lot of fans hard, because his voice was so tied to the character. If you're curious, go back to early Marineford scenes and you'll hear exactly what I mean — the voice shapes that slow, almost amused pacing of the admiral.
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What I keep thinking about after rewatching those arcs is the storytelling choice: Kizaru’s casual, almost bored demeanor makes the carnage feel colder. He’s not flashy like some villains who monologue; he’s efficient and unnervingly laid-back, which I find way scarier. Whenever he shows up I always watch with extra coffee because you know something big is about to get toasted.
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