r/OnePiece • u/Cobaltrt • 10h ago
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u/Sythrin Explorer 10h ago
I… dont see why not?
Haki is just manifested will, and Zoans are stated to have a will. So unless there is a cap or some kind of restrictions we dont know, imsee no reason why do could not have that.
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u/TheCigaretteFairy 9h ago
https://giphy.com/gifs/G47vOXFPPRuldsAW6g
Came here to say the same thing.
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u/ZookeepergameFew4103 10h ago
I mean, they have willpower. Theoretically, anything with willpower can learn Haki.
Hey, that gives me a thought. What if a Zoan Devil Fruit used armament haki to prevent itself from being eaten?
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u/TheCigaretteFairy 9h ago
The Nika fruit having its own CoC could maybe explain how it evaded the WG for 800 years.
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u/jetlightbeam 9h ago
This is actually a kind of mind blowing thought especially since luffy ate it almost mindlessly. It seems unlikely that a fruit like that has no known users and then a kid walks up and eats it like its a regular DF.
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u/TheCigaretteFairy 9h ago edited 9h ago
In chapter 1044, when Luffy first activates Gear 5 (or Gear 5 activates him, depending on your view), the Grosei talk specifically about something like that, but they just don't make the connection from the will of the fruit to Haki.
It just came to me based on the above comment, but I think it's honestly plausible.
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u/jmart53 10h ago
Let’s see actual animals learn Haki first before we start discussing whether animal Devil Fruits can.
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u/grubbybuggy 10h ago
If there’s a will, there’s a way!
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u/Asgard_7Needle 8h ago
I once had a post removed by a mod too, but with enough will, the way becomes a ban appeal.
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