Luffy's unaware Conquerors Haki at Marineford [One Piece]

Akainu was like: killing time

I know these reactions were written for dramatic value, but for real why is anyone surprised that the grandson of Garp and son of Dragon, like them, has conquerors haki as well?

Maybe this uncontrolled haki was as strong as Shanks‘ haki. The controlled haki of today is maybe not stronger than in Marineford back then.

I would like to see this haki with black haki flashs💯

Before Luffy used the Haki: Everyone "Who is that skinny kid running around"
After Luffy used the Haki: Everyone "OH F*CK"

Rewatching impel down and marineford. I didn’t realize that Luffy first used his conquerors haki on the wolves when he saved Bon Clay.

This was my go to clip for OP haki now all I watch is clips from the Luffy vs Kaido fight. Luffy has grown so much😊

mrineford

It’s not just a conqueror, but look at how far and how much people it is, wipe out the whole marine and allied member. It was the first time.

Before Sengoku can give order for execution:
Sengoku says: " If it's the future you want to see, I can show it to you right now" -- thinking killing ace is killing the next future pirate generation....
UNTIL Luffy shows them all his Conquerer Haki. Another MAJOR threat in the years to come... Surprising everyone. This is probably why the marines changed their target from WB to LUFFY.

Looking back at it now, it kinda crazy

Luffy made sengoku concerned and sakazuki now wanted to kill him after he did that even though literally has no idea what he did. He’s completely oblivious to his own power. Only after some proper training did he acknowledge how awesome he really is. And the difference between how effective his conqueror’s was compared to when he came back to sabaody is astounding! He might have just knocked out 100,000 men. And after the timeskip, he knocked out 50,000 fishman, which actually makes a lot of sense considering that fishman have stronger wills than most humans.

Sengoku realized they may be putting Ace to rest but it’ll only make his greatest threat even stronger

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I made it to this part in the manga, can't wait to go further! (ACEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE)

Bruh why is luffy the only one that used conquerorous haki that time

Good old graphics with slight of wind change and bgm ❤

It's not conqueror haki that made all of them surprised, but because that so powerful conqueror haki was came from a unexperienced young boy. If I'm not wrong Luffy in this marineford arc is only 18years old.

What episode is this?

Thank the world of one piece for having such slow executioners. They sure give plenty of time to intervene

This was the best scene in that fight to be honest. Their reaction to his haki was priceless.

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Its your damn family again garp😂😂

How to get Conqueror's Haki in real-life ?

Ahh as a one peice fan I still can't belive this is 12 years old video where I started one peice 4 years ago

Only one ever shown this strength of haki is just and only shanks. No other ever pulled off a haki like that

Even whitebeard in shock

The borth of a legend

edit: still borthing

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After this moment admiral sakazuki decided to shift his killing target to luffy 😅😅😅

after luffy's fight with kaido i recognized why all the admirales and white beard where frozen ...

Ppl are too focuse on Luffy CH in this scene. No one notice that one of the executor was Mr. 3 in disguise try to save Ace,
Even Luffy's haki didn't explode that time, maybe Ace still be saved but ofc both Mr. 3 and Ace will be in danger since Sengoku also there

Thats just a fart

Everyone’s is like WAIT HOLD UP HE MIGHT ACTUALLY

wait didnte use at amazon lily

Now that we've past Wano and getting know more about CQ haki, this scene feels even better. This uncontrollable burst of Conq Haki shocks even the like of Admiral who probably already seen another conq haki user. For me, it means that this burst of untrained Haki is so strong and had the potential which even G5 Luffy have yet to master

We know dragons favourite child 😂

How many times have you watched this?
Yes.

For all his pleasantries Sengoku is not a good guy he serves the evil world government

It’s all squard’s fault

you know you certified when whitebeard calls you a brat

Someone suggested Adam Sandler as Kizaru and now I can't unsee it

I still come back to just watch this part

One of the most iconic battles in anime featuring one hell of a foreshadowing

Sengoku's face explains a lot

Fun fact,that candle guy sword is below so he can stop the other sword at the last moment. If no one intervene to save Ace

White beard really shows just how versatile “that brat” is as a sentence

I just realized something. All the people there were accustomed to Emperor's Haki, and even some showed it earlier in life like Doflamingo, but with the power of Luffy, as far as I can tell none. This is what surprised so much everyone being the 'first time' (real first time was in woman's island) since if he could do that there, imagine full potential.

12 years ago ,, woww... Time's flying so fast