Logia powers can change terrain forever and now haki can be stored for use when it gets released. Reminds me of how some nen can stay around or be seen through hard work in hxh
I'm not sure what the trope is called but it's typically the idea when ones power or magic is so great the world still feels the ripples of that power long after. I guess it falls under trope of ghost haunting something afterwards.
I would assume a key technique to create this knot or a Black blade isn't using Haki on it, but instead is probably the ultimate technique a tier above anything we have seen so far. When we see Zoro or anyone else use Haki on a blade (or anyone on anything), it gets a black coating. Key word there is Coating. They are simply applying an outer layer of Haki to the sword/arm/whatever. The object isn't permanently turned black because its just an outer shell that sheds away. But that isn't the only way to use Armament Haki. So I think, the Black blade creation technique is actually the same technique used here by JoyBoy, which doesn't require Conquerors, but is instead the other form of Armament, Emission and Destruction. You can emit Armament haki to attack from a short distance, and then step that up and you can inject that emitted Haki and use that to utterly destroy the object from the inside. But I notice the key there, this is the only time we ever see or hear about Haki going INSIDE objects in any way, until now with this Knot. I think its the next step of haki, you learn to inject the Haki into an object, which is itself already the highest tier of Armament we know of, and go even further, instead of just letting the Haki Rampage in the object, you do so in a specific way to reinforce the object. If you do it with Conquerors Haki, the object is now a box that upon being destroyed releases the contained Conquerors attack. Do this with Armament on a sword, and you get a black blade. This is actual Imbuing of Haki INTO the object instead of coating it.
I believe Ohara pointed out the Japanese word Joyboy used was weave, so I do think it's more than just flooding the object with haki, but that a particular technique is required in order to achieve things like the haki rope, or black blades.
Untying a knot can signify cutting his ties with Joy Boy and letting the past go. This has some more weight to it because he acknowledged Luffy as an individual and accepted that Joy Boy was long gone.
That is the problem with immortality. To be the last remnant of times that are long since gone. No one is around that remembers them and the people that lived but you. No wonder Emet was reluctant to release the knot, but propably must have been so happy to be finally able to let go. Weird how you feel for a robot you have known less than 10 chapters ( where he is on screen that is )
I can't wait for the next newspaper headline after Egghead. Breaking news: A Haki blast from the past sent old men packing and the shadow king of the world tweaking.
It's something we have seen before in many ways. Just to the extreme. Kuja pirates with arrows the haki runs out. The weather magicians Nami met had knots do the same thing. Black blades. Odens blade. Oda using all his ideas into one for a storage system
@@RoxDZoro oh yeah definitely. I just didn't want to flood this with too many examples. Vegapunk kinda if his brain can stay around after he's gone Inherited will kinda counts as it stays alive. Fruits reincarnation
First off I love the idea that the Straw Hats will foreshadow the members of Joboy’s crew like with Emet he seems to have an X (= 10) on his back & arms maybe as a reference to the X on a pirate flag & the X the Straw Hats used during Alabasta, but as for the imbuing Haki into an object this reminds me of how Kaido sensing Oden’s Haki in Enma when Zoro was fighting him
It’s crazy that people underestimate the importance of Black Blades and what Swordsman can do with them… Somehow only Mihawk and Ryuma have canonically done this.
Knott tying in Japanese culture is actually VERY symbolic especially with giving gifts. In this case JB being the gift giver and E being the recipient. The knot shows a bond between the two and JB’s haki within is the gift he give to E. Look up for better detail ofc. Also I like to think of knot being undone more like a kink in a hose being removed causing a rush of water going through the tube.
Knots in Japan hold a lot of meaning, such as creation, bonding and prayer. For example, there's the art of Mizuhiki "water pulling", that states that knots can imbue feelings of celebration, condolence, or to ward off evil spirits.
I actually think the animation was way over the top. I feel like the studio uses way too much cutting, and the flowy animation might look cool but it totally ungrounds the action. I think they are doing way too much
I'm wondering if this supports the theory that the Gorosei don't have powers themselves, and it's actually all Imu's power? What if Joyboy's haki was actually targeting Imu specifically, and anyone else who passed out just got caught in the way. None of the Gorosei seemed disturbed or disheveled over losing their powers, but Imu was reeling like they got hit directly- despite being that farthest away.
I saw a theory that the Ponegliffs were imbued with armament haki which explains their durability. That would also explain why the red ponegliffs are red cause they are imbued with color of conquerors haki and why they are more special.
@@patrickzalatoris3206 Color of the supreme king isn't black. It's a mix of blk and red I believe. Either that or it's based on the user. I dont think that theory is correct however but interesting to thnk about
Didn’t Oda explain that only readers and viewers can see the color of Armament Haki? Additionally, Inuarashi mentioning that the Road Poneglyphs are red contradicts this idea. Since Oda states that Haki is colorless to the characters within the One Piece world, Inuarashi shouldn’t be able to perceive the Poneglyphs as red. Nevertheless, it’s an interesting theory you’ve got there. I wish it could be true, but it can’t.
@@VolKNo0Haki definitely can be seen at least to some extent since black blades exist, and whenever people put haki into their weapons they reference that as being a black blade even if temporary. So either black blade just gets its name from nothing or they call them that because the blade has changed.
@@rainyliquid5644 Hmm, I see… that idea might be the only plausible explanation. But based on what we currently know, it seems to apply only to blades. Until we see another inanimate object that can permanently change color due to Haki, we can assume it’s not possible to infuse Haki with poneglyphs. Additionally, we’ve already been informed about why Poneglyphs are indestructible. These ancient stones, created by the Kozuki clan during the Void Century, are made from a unique, unbreakable material. A unique, indestructible stone. That serves as the explanation as to why they’re indestructible, rather than being a normal material that was made indestructible via armament haki.
I love how oda really ties everything back to the random goofy stuff that happened pre timeskip. Rewatching the series seriously gives a whole different tone
Mars: i have tea ready, what took yall so long? Warcury: i would like 10 sugars please Peter: we need the energy to run from imu, he going to whoop our aszes
I'm imagining Warcury asking for those sugars while dabbing the sweat from his brow looking like he just about shat himself. I'm not sure if the Gorosei ever met Joyboy before he died, but they better be glad that was just a knot of Haki, since seems like he'd no-diff all 5 of them if he were alive.
@@xdragoonzero0 in wano one of them talked about void century like they were not there. like from a third person view. cant remember what he said. possibility they were not. its around the scene where luffy first got gear five and they talked about it
One thing I like about Haki as a power system is that we have been learning about it along with the crew and there are things about it that the OP verse does not know. It just makes it more grounded than some other systems in anime where everyone knows all the mechanics of the power system for some reason.
15:48 There's also the inherited will of Zoan fruits. Joyboy was a previous user of the Nika fruit, so it makes sense that Joyboy's Haki would choose targets based on who Luffy would target. Either that, or it targets people who represent oppression (the antithesis of Nika's entire theme)
@@zockingtroller7788 Crocodile actually explains it way back in Alabasta. Logia users DONT automatically transform. Crocodile specifically refers to his training allowing himself to instantly react to incoming attacks that way.
hey @Tekking101 At 18:25 you say that we haven't really seen Usopp use Obvservation Haki since Dressrosa - he definitely is shown using Observation Haki in Egghead. If you look at chapter 1094, there are a series of reaction panels that show everyone on Egghead sensing the arrival of Saturn when he does that demon teleportation thingy. In those reaction panels, we see Kizaru, Luffy, Zoro, Lucci, Jimbei, Usopp (with Nami and Chopper) and lastly the Vice Admirals. When you look at the context of those panels (reactions to Saturn arriving), Usopp's face contrasted with Nami and Chopper's, as well as Usopp's "Hurry" I'm pretty sure that's a clear indicator from Oda that Usopp is using Obversation Haki at this point (consciously or not). I'm also pretty sure that Usopp used it in Wano too (something about knowing where certain parts of the army were - it felt real obvious to me at the time, trying to find that chapter). This means we saw Usopp's Haki bloom in Dressrosa, he didn't use it in Zou, then Oda subtly hints at Usopp using it in Wano (I really need to find that chapter), and then now there's a pretty clear signal from Oda that he's using it in Egghead. I believe that all these subtle hints are leading up towards something In elbaf and it's definitely going to be more haki related for Usopp as opposed to getting some kind of weapon (though Sogeking with mjolnir sounds awesome - a flying Usopp). I've always loved your videos Tekking, we need more people on Earth like you!
Theory Time: the poneglyph have a Haki Rope in them and thats why they are almost indestructible. And thats why we never see any poneglyph at Mary Geoise Imu will not allow any of Joy Bow around him/her!
In the chapter joyboy says to use the knot if he is in danger or someone he will want to protect so wouldn’t he have to make sure whoever emeth wanted to protect was safe so maybe the haki reacts to what emeth feels when he unties the rope
Honestly what made me a bit emotional was when koby said he needed to stop luffys dream. I feel like we're gonna get a very sad fight . Koby looks like hes certain he must do it
My working theory on why Joyboy's Haki only affected who it did is that it is a bit of both the scenarios you posited. I believe stored Haki acts on the Will the person it came from gave it while storing it, but that the Will Joyboy infused it with was something like "Protect this person from his enemies" rather than Willing it to target certain people, thus the releaser's perception of friend and foe guided who it targeted/excluded.
Storable Haki has been a thing since Amazon/Lily Island. The arrows they shoot have Haki infused. But it fades very quickly, like none is left after impact. That plus the weather strings from Weatheria. I guess the strings allow for long term storage. As somone else mentioned, Tone Dials fron Skypea can also store and release things, like Luffy's fart.
Yeah, the hell was the deal with that anyway? His hand didn't even connect and in order to make the ship fly, it would've made more sense to be UNDER it, not on top of it.
I remember in a book of the magic tree house (or was it from a scrooge mcduck from Carl bars ?) an adventure in which the heroes find themselves on some kind of toundra in a "Land boat" and they use a magical knot which if untied let the gods of wind blow fierce breezes
Reminds me of those wind knots back in Weatheria. Would be crazy to see those guys come back and tie (pun intended) this storage of haki to the wind knots.
First I love the SpongeBob shoe tying song reference second I learned how to whistle like literally a year ago and I'm 28 literally just takes an hour worth of a frustration
9:33 this right here is why I think theres more to haki, it seems to be interpreted differently by different cultures in the verse, we have mantra introduced via skypea, and ryou from wano...theres a solid chance we get to see Elbaph's approach to haki
This tied rope feat recontextualize for me "when does a man truly die" quote from the doctor. Imu thought their job was done, little did they know a rope got them tweaking
I dont think you mentioned it, but I believe we've already seen an object imbued with observation haki as well, Sharlys crystal ball, which I think is just using a form of Future Sight haki
No offence, but if you read the chapter you would know why it targeted only the marines and gorosei "untie this knot and it will protect you, or protect the people you want to protect", simply because they were the enemies
I think that the Strawhats that doesn't use haki doesn't really need to learn it. They're useful in their own plot-wise way lol. The only people I can see Oda probably making stronger in Elbaf is Usopp and Brook. Franky would literally just build a giant robot to fight Sanjuan Wolf lol.
I always think that, but then I remember that they'll probably all have to 1v1 a Blackbeard member and I don't know how they could do that without basic haki.
What if it’s not just your mastery of haki but your ability to hear the voice of things? Like you need to master your own will but also have complete understanding or resonance with the thing you’re imbuing your haki into? Would work especially well with how things like blades are often personified, particularly where Zoro is concerned
Wat I find the most interesting about Haki is the specific use of the word "color" when describing the so far 3 main different kinds, cuz even with colors there are a certain number of categorized ones but the ways they can vary are numerous. I'm sure watever Shanks arc we get is going to crack the nut of wat haki is capable of in One Piece. He is the single Emperor so far that has no devil fruit like Roger himself. We've already seen him do two brand new crazy most likely haki moves already, the bolt he sent to Green Bull on Wano and his super speed jump against Kid.
I just had a random thought. If Toki really was from the void century, when she's hopping forwards through time she would have to keep climbing higher up with the sea level, otherwise she'd jump ahead and just be submerged
I believe the rope is normal, but i am thinking that it could be tied to dials, cuz if u think about it this rope is basically a haki dial right? Dials could have ropes with knots on them
Ussop also used Observation to see those guards when they approached Onigashima. Oda really needs to give the SHs Haki since Dressrosa. Franky should definitely have Armament, Brooke too tbh, and Robin. Ussop, Chopper, and Nami could be the observastion trio.
something i just realized while listening to the bit about black blades is that there is no way the haki used in forging the black blades is armament. armament coating in-universe is invisible and only appears black to us so that we know when it's being used. so if you poured armament into a sword, it wouldn't look black at all, it would still be invisible. however, conqueror's is both visible in-universe AND black, with the black lightning. i'm calling my bets now 100% the black blades are a result of conqueror's and not armament
the way of the sword in one piece has always seemed to have inherent connections to haki. zoro’s master telling him as a kid about cutting what he wants to cut and not cutting what he doesn’t want to cut, being able to cut paper and able to cut steel,, the way zoro dodged the rubble against Mr. 1 was very observation haki-esque, and then cutting steel (and a devil fruit power at that) was very armament haki-esque,, and the fact that master swordsmen in ryuma and mihawk are the only ones with black blades and also both probably have conquerors,, it’s like the way of the sword also inherently teaches the way of haki, or they are just very interwoven.
Im sure its been pointed out before, but perhaps the haki in this case functioned similarly to Fairy Law, where anyone not viewed as an enemy wont be affected by it. Joyboy was fighting the world after all, so it stands to reason Emeth would see anyone trying to harm Luffy and his allies as enemies, making them the targets.
My headcanon is that the rope was covered in armerment Haki, like the Kuja Arrows. And we know that Armerment Haki can stay on an object, like the black blades. And Haki is able to hold/counter/contain Haki. Basicly a Haki Box, that stores Conquerers Haki, which got opend when the knot was opend and the Haki could escape/be released.
Speaking of haki, How bout the HUGE reveal of how Garp's ship managed to fly over Hachinosu!🤯 Up to now, we thought that maybe garp general-taoed it, then jumped onboard after tossing it; instead, it was possibly the greatest display of haki precision, control, & variation thus far seen in the story! Garp swirled a minimal mitt of haki around 1 hand, GENTLY bumped his ship without actually touching it, and THIS was enough to coup de burst it! Not just the POWER, but the PRECISION to "bounce" his ship EXACTLY to the coordinates/location given by the swordmembers on location! Then he charges a punch, imbued with enough haki to outshine the sun, released from HUNDREDS of feet in the air, that VAPORIZES the island's buildings in its wake! Then we're reminded that this attack, which is up there with ANY feat shown thus far in One Piece, reflects Garp in a weaker stage of his life!! WHEW!!!😮💨
I know right!! That was wild we got to see how he launched it like that. Really makes you appreciate the difference in not just power but the control of the Haki from the masters. Remember Luffy is only 19 and has A LOT to learn in ways of experience using his powers. He only just started training in Haki in the last 2 years.
@Tekking101 Yeah, couldn't get to the actual attack for awhile, from continuously rewatching Garp's launch-sequence; then he drops from the sky, landing like a decepticon @ the end of it! And thanx for reminding me about the difference between being adept (albeit highly), and being an ACTUAL master; it's easy to forget because of his accomplishments & absurd growth-curve, but Luffy still has a good ways to go to realize his joyboy/ultimate potential!👍🏿
The way I saw it, the reason saturn was still on the island is because he was the one who summoned the others. When the haki hit, it canceled their forms and canceled the summons. Saturn went there in person
What if it just like the knot 🪢 that Nami use back at Whetheria? The rope can store types of energy/force, similar Skypia Dials can store energy/force.
I think this implies a lot of stuff. 1. That the goroseis power is tied to imu, since we see imu react to joyboys haki as if he was hit himself. Also keep in mind although joy boy said this was his strongest haki it wouldn’t be equal to his most powerful move because there’s more than haki that goes into that it could be df, strength and other things. 2. I just wanna get this off rq while on the gorosei topic Saturn is the only one that hasn’t returned to the room and Saturn is who Devon copied…this to me means that something has to happen to Saturn stopping him from leaving egghead right away or at all, and the Blackbeard pirates are going to make a move on that a lot sooner than later. 3. With the black blades I think it’s the same concept but in a different application. I think instead of conquerors haki it’s armament haki, turning the blade black. BUT I think in the same way you can release the haki in the knot you can release the haki from the blade in like one final trump card move. I think this will be shown later and I think with oden instead of armament he used conq haki on his blades so they didn’t turn black but they still got power amps, And that could be why Enma hungers for conq haki it’s a cursed blade so it has almost its own will mixed with this ancient haki technique could’ve just made a crazy unique sword. And I think zoro learns this obviously, and it also could mean shadow ryuma spared zoro and adding more to that moment and what zoro could’ve actually done with the sword and why it was kept as the sacred treasure of wano. 4. I think the concept I talked about before could be what makes mjolnir so powerful and it will be the sacred treasure of elbaf. And usopp could either get it temporarily or permanently in order to do something on elbaf. Ironically giving usopp conq haki without him actually having it which is my favorite part of this theory. This will be usopps power up he could use the hammer on it own or use it with kabuto although idk if it’ll return or not so this could be like a finisher move.
Speaking of Garp, holy shit that last episode! Got some Miyazaki style animation on that Galaxy Impact, reminded me of the dancing stars in Howl's Moving Castle
With how the haki was able to target things that Emeth wanted it to, I think Joyboy somehow put the stipulation into it that it would only attack those that Emeth saw as an enemy. Joyboy says use it when you want to save yourself or protect someone important to you. That last part makes me think Joyboy had the capability to add the stipulation that Emeth can determine the targets.
It could be connected to dials in sky islands. Those are the only other things we know that has the ability to store things like that. The rope can me make of whatever makes the dial’s special
Haki really needs to be versatile, we need to see more combinations between haki forms and df-haki combos as well, imagine an Obsv-Haki and Conq-Haki combo that puts the opponent in genjutsu sort of state, make them see what you want them to see
Always happy to see a new Tekking video and that is KNOT a joke (I regret nothing) 🤣🤣🤣 Thanks for the new video Tekking and go hug your furbabies all 💙🐱💙
Now what if it was like how we don’t see many black blades because the user has to give up there conquerors haki to obtain it so joy boy gave up his haki to give it to emeth? Thoughts
I always had this theory that a black blade can only be forged by those who are completely locked on swordsmanship alone, like, not only wielding a sword, but also living the sword, if that makes sense, combined with having a pretty hefty Haki of course.
Not sure if anybody brought up the straw hats before, but they (both luffy’s and the one imu has in cold storage) might also be haki vessels like the knot. that might even explain the cold storage in the first place, keeping it frozen might be a way to ensure the haki in joyboy’s hat remains dormant. TBH I think oda is above it but lesser mangakas certainly would reveal that their protagonist carried around their power system’s equivalent of a tactical nuke for the entirety of the story
Two things I HAVE to mention 1) Thanks to the SBS where we learned about Zoro's lineage, we learned that 10 out of 25 people stay in the East Blue to found Shimotsuki Village. That means that 15 people wondered around the world with KNOWLEDGE FROM WANO. That means every single character with something linking to Japanese culture (Wano = Japan) is 100% a descendant from Wano. That includes: - Fujitora, pretty obvioius link to Wano, PLUS the latest SBS where we learned his sword was forged by a Fugetsu, meaning his sword was handed down from his father. - Akainu, Hiroshima dialet AND yakuza sleeve tattoo ("irezumi") - Kumadori from CP9 and his mom (revelaed in another SBS), obvious kabuki aesthetic - Ipponmatsu, obvious Japanese name and sword knowledge - Tashigi, thanks to "anime genetics" it's pretty clear she's another Shimotsuki cousin, the same way Shimotsuki Ushimaru is related to Zoro but not his dad but great uncle, also she's confirmed to be born in the East Blue in her vivre card (which I bought here in Japan) Sword grading is a thing from Wano. Wano was a closed off country so NOBODY should know that Shusui has a grade and yet they know it's a Supreme blade. How? Knowledge spread from those 15 people. That means the knowledge to make black blades is also "out there". 2) We learned from the story that HAKI HAS ALWAYS EXISTED and that it has levels 1- invislbe armor 2- black coating 3- emission 4- internal destruction. The Tobiroppo were all stated in Vivre Cards to have Armament and Observation and yet Franky beat one of them without? Obviously they were both using invisible armor. Jinbei's Tekkai (Armament Haki) beat Who's Who's Armament Haki (Shigan) and broke his finger the same way Katakuri hurt Luffy's arm despite both using Armament Haki. I also have Brogy and Dorry's recent Vivre Cards and they don't mention they have any Haki whatsoever, even Zoro's Egghead Vivre Card doesn't say he has Conqueror's Haki when we've seen he does. The Vivre Cards are good sources of complementary info but they're consitantly being updated. All this to say, it's OBVIOUS Franky has armement haki, the invisible armor.
I think joyboy tied the knot slowly and fully focused while full haki bloom. Focusing the haki into the loop of the knot amd tied it off with the knot.
honestly I could see them getting to Elbaph, and the giants giving a brief explanation on haki, and most of them are like "ooooooh that's what that is" cuz they're basically most of the way to getting whichever haki they specialize in
I do think the metal matters like how in demon slayer, the swords they use are specifically made out of Scarlet Crimson Sand and Ore which absorb sunlight. Maybe the black blade metal is special because it has a natural ability to absorb and withhold haki for good after enough of it is used.
I doubt Yoru was a sword that existed long before Mihawk if only because it seems perfectly fitting for him. It goes along with his whole aesthetic with all the crosses and fancy western design. Even S-Hawk wields a non-black copy of Yoru. It’s just too connected to Mihawk. It feels like his Wado Ichimonji.
Having it be a knot makes me think it has something to do with haki somehow being “looped around” the knot over and over, which is why untying it releases the burst.
I think he just did the process to make a black blade, but just applied to making the knot. If Oden can make his swords stay black far after he’s dead Joyboy would be able to too
With the Kuja we know that haki can be put into objects. It could be something similar to Ryuo haki just with conquerors haki. Also we know the dials can absorb and hold things. So it could have been in the past people could make it so other items can store things
I realized a hour or so ago that for a series all about pirates, rope and knots have gotten practically 0 focus.
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Joyboy learned it from the Flying Dutchman. The loop not otherwise known as the “boop loop”
😂😂😂 incredible reference
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Logia powers can change terrain forever and now haki can be stored for use when it gets released.
Reminds me of how some nen can stay around or be seen through hard work in hxh
Yeah this chapter had a lot of hxh vibes
Cuz hxh had the special nen thread too and the box that only activated w nen
Talking about the post mortem nen concept in HXH, in one piece, that concept is post mortem haki
@@patrickzalatoris3206 yes exactly!
I'm not sure what the trope is called but it's typically the idea when ones power or magic is so great the world still feels the ripples of that power long after. I guess it falls under trope of ghost haunting something afterwards.
I would assume a key technique to create this knot or a Black blade isn't using Haki on it, but instead is probably the ultimate technique a tier above anything we have seen so far. When we see Zoro or anyone else use Haki on a blade (or anyone on anything), it gets a black coating. Key word there is Coating. They are simply applying an outer layer of Haki to the sword/arm/whatever. The object isn't permanently turned black because its just an outer shell that sheds away. But that isn't the only way to use Armament Haki.
So I think, the Black blade creation technique is actually the same technique used here by JoyBoy, which doesn't require Conquerors, but is instead the other form of Armament, Emission and Destruction. You can emit Armament haki to attack from a short distance, and then step that up and you can inject that emitted Haki and use that to utterly destroy the object from the inside. But I notice the key there, this is the only time we ever see or hear about Haki going INSIDE objects in any way, until now with this Knot. I think its the next step of haki, you learn to inject the Haki into an object, which is itself already the highest tier of Armament we know of, and go even further, instead of just letting the Haki Rampage in the object, you do so in a specific way to reinforce the object. If you do it with Conquerors Haki, the object is now a box that upon being destroyed releases the contained Conquerors attack. Do this with Armament on a sword, and you get a black blade. This is actual Imbuing of Haki INTO the object instead of coating it.
Love it.
I believe Ohara pointed out the Japanese word Joyboy used was weave, so I do think it's more than just flooding the object with haki, but that a particular technique is required in order to achieve things like the haki rope, or black blades.
Not many characters use haki emission
Untying a knot can signify cutting his ties with Joy Boy and letting the past go. This has some more weight to it because he acknowledged Luffy as an individual and accepted that Joy Boy was long gone.
That is the problem with immortality. To be the last remnant of times that are long since gone. No one is around that remembers them and the people that lived but you. No wonder Emet was reluctant to release the knot, but propably must have been so happy to be finally able to let go.
Weird how you feel for a robot you have known less than 10 chapters ( where he is on screen that is )
Love this thought, came to my mind also
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I thought the same thing, emeth even says i hope i'm not lonely now, so i know for sure that there is a message there in this general sense
I can't wait for the next newspaper headline after Egghead. Breaking news: A Haki blast from the past sent old men packing and the shadow king of the world tweaking.
It's something we have seen before in many ways. Just to the extreme.
Kuja pirates with arrows the haki runs out.
The weather magicians Nami met had knots do the same thing.
Black blades. Odens blade.
Oda using all his ideas into one for a storage system
Dials from skypeia are another example
@@RoxDZoro oh yeah definitely. I just didn't want to flood this with too many examples.
Vegapunk kinda if his brain can stay around after he's gone
Inherited will kinda counts as it stays alive.
Fruits reincarnation
First off I love the idea that the Straw Hats will foreshadow the members of Joboy’s crew like with Emet he seems to have an X (= 10) on his back & arms maybe as a reference to the X on a pirate flag & the X the Straw Hats used during Alabasta, but as for the imbuing Haki into an object this reminds me of how Kaido sensing Oden’s Haki in Enma when Zoro was fighting him
🎶You do a loopty loop then pull and now your Haki’s looking cool 🎶
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It’s crazy that people underestimate the importance of Black Blades and what Swordsman can do with them…
Somehow only Mihawk and Ryuma have canonically done this.
Exactly it’s gotta have something to do with the way of the sword
hell yeah
And mihawk hater still said he's a fraud and ain't shit compare to shanks
@@sylviafalls3719hope we get a cross guild chapter and their battle in empty bluff island after this
Knott tying in Japanese culture is actually VERY symbolic especially with giving gifts. In this case JB being the gift giver and E being the recipient. The knot shows a bond between the two and JB’s haki within is the gift he give to E. Look up for better detail ofc.
Also I like to think of knot being undone more like a kink in a hose being removed causing a rush of water going through the tube.
Knots in Japan hold a lot of meaning, such as creation, bonding and prayer. For example, there's the art of Mizuhiki "water pulling", that states that knots can imbue feelings of celebration, condolence, or to ward off evil spirits.
Can we talk about that Galaxy impact thought? LIKE HOLY-
This is manga we talked about the galaxy impact like a year ago 😂
@@HandlingYou Oh I know, but the animation was peak. I keep up with everything manga wise.
@@Triviality I know I saw it too
A very IMPACTFUL animation 🤪
I actually think the animation was way over the top. I feel like the studio uses way too much cutting, and the flowy animation might look cool but it totally ungrounds the action. I think they are doing way too much
@@brosephstalin7Which arc had the best animation in your opinion? For me, it was Wano.
I'm wondering if this supports the theory that the Gorosei don't have powers themselves, and it's actually all Imu's power? What if Joyboy's haki was actually targeting Imu specifically, and anyone else who passed out just got caught in the way. None of the Gorosei seemed disturbed or disheveled over losing their powers, but Imu was reeling like they got hit directly- despite being that farthest away.
I saw a theory that the Ponegliffs were imbued with armament haki which explains their durability. That would also explain why the red ponegliffs are red cause they are imbued with color of conquerors haki and why they are more special.
But, wouldn't poneglyphs be black if imbued with haki?
@@patrickzalatoris3206 Color of the supreme king isn't black. It's a mix of blk and red I believe. Either that or it's based on the user. I dont think that theory is correct however but interesting to thnk about
Didn’t Oda explain that only readers and viewers can see the color of Armament Haki?
Additionally, Inuarashi mentioning that the Road Poneglyphs are red contradicts this idea. Since Oda states that Haki is colorless to the characters within the One Piece world, Inuarashi shouldn’t be able to perceive the Poneglyphs as red.
Nevertheless, it’s an interesting theory you’ve got there. I wish it could be true, but it can’t.
@@VolKNo0Haki definitely can be seen at least to some extent since black blades exist, and whenever people put haki into their weapons they reference that as being a black blade even if temporary.
So either black blade just gets its name from nothing or they call them that because the blade has changed.
@@rainyliquid5644 Hmm, I see… that idea might be the only plausible explanation. But based on what we currently know, it seems to apply only to blades. Until we see another inanimate object that can permanently change color due to Haki, we can assume it’s not possible to infuse Haki with poneglyphs.
Additionally, we’ve already been informed about why Poneglyphs are indestructible. These ancient stones, created by the Kozuki clan during the Void Century, are made from a unique, unbreakable material. A unique, indestructible stone. That serves as the explanation as to why they’re indestructible, rather than being a normal material that was made indestructible via armament haki.
Makes me think of the Dials from the sky islands, how they can store and release great amounts of energy
Certain kinds of knots hold potential energy. When untied, the energy is released. It makes sense to use a knot to store energy.
I love the use of knots because various knots are so important in the sea life
Love every Video Tekking! Started watching you 10 Years Ago or so and still you are entertaining me ❤️ Thanks for the hard work!
I like the theory of the black blades being made in ancient Kingdom and being passed down through the ages
0:47 What!!!!!😦
I love how oda really ties everything back to the random goofy stuff that happened pre timeskip. Rewatching the series seriously gives a whole different tone
Ties it with strongest foreshadowing haki knot
Mars: i have tea ready, what took yall so long?
Warcury: i would like 10 sugars please
Peter: we need the energy to run from imu, he going to whoop our aszes
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I'm imagining Warcury asking for those sugars while dabbing the sweat from his brow looking like he just about shat himself.
I'm not sure if the Gorosei ever met Joyboy before he died, but they better be glad that was just a knot of Haki, since seems like he'd no-diff all 5 of them if he were alive.
@@xdragoonzero0 in wano one of them talked about void century like they were not there. like from a third person view. cant remember what he said. possibility they were not. its around the scene where luffy first got gear five and they talked about it
One thing I like about Haki as a power system is that we have been learning about it along with the crew and there are things about it that the OP verse does not know. It just makes it more grounded than some other systems in anime where everyone knows all the mechanics of the power system for some reason.
15:48 There's also the inherited will of Zoan fruits. Joyboy was a previous user of the Nika fruit, so it makes sense that Joyboy's Haki would choose targets based on who Luffy would target. Either that, or it targets people who represent oppression (the antithesis of Nika's entire theme)
Franky once managed to just pick up Wet-Hair Caribou, a logia user, shortly after leaving Sabaody. It's been right in front of us the whole time.
I mean you can physically touch logias without them automatically transforming as long as you don't put in a lot of force
@@zockingtroller7788 Crocodile actually explains it way back in Alabasta. Logia users DONT automatically transform. Crocodile specifically refers to his training allowing himself to instantly react to incoming attacks that way.
This black blade thing is basically Afro Samurai with the headband, and I’m here for it😂🔥
Enjoyed the way you tied together the Haki bomb and black blades!
hey @Tekking101 At 18:25 you say that we haven't really seen Usopp use Obvservation Haki since Dressrosa - he definitely is shown using Observation Haki in Egghead. If you look at chapter 1094, there are a series of reaction panels that show everyone on Egghead sensing the arrival of Saturn when he does that demon teleportation thingy. In those reaction panels, we see Kizaru, Luffy, Zoro, Lucci, Jimbei, Usopp (with Nami and Chopper) and lastly the Vice Admirals. When you look at the context of those panels (reactions to Saturn arriving), Usopp's face contrasted with Nami and Chopper's, as well as Usopp's "Hurry" I'm pretty sure that's a clear indicator from Oda that Usopp is using Obversation Haki at this point (consciously or not).
I'm also pretty sure that Usopp used it in Wano too (something about knowing where certain parts of the army were - it felt real obvious to me at the time, trying to find that chapter).
This means we saw Usopp's Haki bloom in Dressrosa, he didn't use it in Zou, then Oda subtly hints at Usopp using it in Wano (I really need to find that chapter), and then now there's a pretty clear signal from Oda that he's using it in Egghead. I believe that all these subtle hints are leading up towards something In elbaf and it's definitely going to be more haki related for Usopp as opposed to getting some kind of weapon (though Sogeking with mjolnir sounds awesome - a flying Usopp).
I've always loved your videos Tekking, we need more people on Earth like you!
AND YOUR SHOES ARE LOOKIN' COOL!
Like bunny ears or a Christmas bow 😂
Theory Time: the poneglyph have a Haki Rope in them and thats why they are almost indestructible. And thats why we never see any poneglyph at Mary Geoise Imu will not allow any of Joy Bow around him/her!
In the chapter joyboy says to use the knot if he is in danger or someone he will want to protect so wouldn’t he have to make sure whoever emeth wanted to protect was safe so maybe the haki reacts to what emeth feels when he unties the rope
Honestly what made me a bit emotional was when koby said he needed to stop luffys dream. I feel like we're gonna get a very sad fight . Koby looks like hes certain he must do it
0:14 same, your not the only one
*knot the only one
My working theory on why Joyboy's Haki only affected who it did is that it is a bit of both the scenarios you posited. I believe stored Haki acts on the Will the person it came from gave it while storing it, but that the Will Joyboy infused it with was something like "Protect this person from his enemies" rather than Willing it to target certain people, thus the releaser's perception of friend and foe guided who it targeted/excluded.
I'm honestly shocked Robin didn't learn Observation Haki. It would suit her natural keen Observation skills (mentioned in Water 7) perfectly.
Storable Haki has been a thing since Amazon/Lily Island.
The arrows they shoot have Haki infused. But it fades very quickly, like none is left after impact.
That plus the weather strings from Weatheria. I guess the strings allow for long term storage.
As somone else mentioned, Tone Dials fron Skypea can also store and release things, like Luffy's fart.
Garp fist so powerful he made a ship fly
Yeah, the hell was the deal with that anyway? His hand didn't even connect and in order to make the ship fly, it would've made more sense to be UNDER it, not on top of it.
@@r4nd0mguy99a lot of pressure
I remember in a book of the magic tree house (or was it from a scrooge mcduck from Carl bars ?) an adventure in which the heroes find themselves on some kind of toundra in a "Land boat" and they use a magical knot which if untied let the gods of wind blow fierce breezes
untying knots releasing wind is a very old story, wizards were selling these in the 1200’s
Reminds me of those wind knots back in Weatheria. Would be crazy to see those guys come back and tie (pun intended) this storage of haki to the wind knots.
First I love the SpongeBob shoe tying song reference second I learned how to whistle like literally a year ago and I'm 28 literally just takes an hour worth of a frustration
9:33 this right here is why I think theres more to haki, it seems to be interpreted differently by different cultures in the verse, we have mantra introduced via skypea, and ryou from wano...theres a solid chance we get to see Elbaph's approach to haki
This tied rope feat recontextualize for me "when does a man truly die" quote from the doctor. Imu thought their job was done, little did they know a rope got them tweaking
"Emet blows his load" Lmaooo bursted out laughing, didn't expect that right off the bat 🤣
I dont think you mentioned it, but I believe we've already seen an object imbued with observation haki as well, Sharlys crystal ball, which I think is just using a form of Future Sight haki
No, that's just her observation haaki
No offence, but if you read the chapter you would know why it targeted only the marines and gorosei "untie this knot and it will protect you, or protect the people you want to protect", simply because they were the enemies
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@@jwnwiwhebwoeb then why did she break the ball when she wanted to stop seeing the future?
I think that the Strawhats that doesn't use haki doesn't really need to learn it. They're useful in their own plot-wise way lol. The only people I can see Oda probably making stronger in Elbaf is Usopp and Brook. Franky would literally just build a giant robot to fight Sanjuan Wolf lol.
I feel like Franky will use seastone weapons & Usopp will have advanced observation & use that sea bubble gun.
I always think that, but then I remember that they'll probably all have to 1v1 a Blackbeard member and I don't know how they could do that without basic haki.
Nami learns Weather Haki using the knot lessons and Zeus
Whistling and tying knots are the only skills I have!!
The blast from the past Haki is my new favorite move
What if it’s not just your mastery of haki but your ability to hear the voice of things? Like you need to master your own will but also have complete understanding or resonance with the thing you’re imbuing your haki into? Would work especially well with how things like blades are often personified, particularly where Zoro is concerned
Wat I find the most interesting about Haki is the specific use of the word "color" when describing the so far 3 main different kinds, cuz even with colors there are a certain number of categorized ones but the ways they can vary are numerous.
I'm sure watever Shanks arc we get is going to crack the nut of wat haki is capable of in One Piece. He is the single Emperor so far that has no devil fruit like Roger himself. We've already seen him do two brand new crazy most likely haki moves already, the bolt he sent to Green Bull on Wano and his super speed jump against Kid.
So I guess you can say that Joyboy and Emet TIED the KNOT ? Eh? ... I'l see myself out.
I just had a random thought. If Toki really was from the void century, when she's hopping forwards through time she would have to keep climbing higher up with the sea level, otherwise she'd jump ahead and just be submerged
I've heard of dog knotted... But D... damn , Conquerors knot's 900 years later is impressive. One Piece is always delivering
I believe the rope is normal, but i am thinking that it could be tied to dials, cuz if u think about it this rope is basically a haki dial right? Dials could have ropes with knots on them
Ussop also used Observation to see those guards when they approached Onigashima.
Oda really needs to give the SHs Haki since Dressrosa.
Franky should definitely have Armament, Brooke too tbh, and Robin.
Ussop, Chopper, and Nami could be the observastion trio.
Don't forget Usopp lied about having Conqueror's Haki so he could get that. As the Sniper King it would be fitting.
I was imagining voice of all things holds more value into this. Putting your will/haki into things like swords, Noah, the rope and etc.
Have you ever noticed that tekkijg rarely uses Luffy on his thimnails? Take a moment to see, I just noted
I honestly think he doesn't like Luffy very much lol
No, but it fits him always getting sidetracked very well.
something i just realized while listening to the bit about black blades is that there is no way the haki used in forging the black blades is armament. armament coating in-universe is invisible and only appears black to us so that we know when it's being used. so if you poured armament into a sword, it wouldn't look black at all, it would still be invisible. however, conqueror's is both visible in-universe AND black, with the black lightning. i'm calling my bets now 100% the black blades are a result of conqueror's and not armament
Joyboy learned his knot tying from the Flying Dutchman himself.
In this episode, we see the creation of Tekking101's string that contains a small amount of his immeasurable haki.
the way of the sword in one piece has always seemed to have inherent connections to haki. zoro’s master telling him as a kid about cutting what he wants to cut and not cutting what he doesn’t want to cut, being able to cut paper and able to cut steel,, the way zoro dodged the rubble against Mr. 1 was very observation haki-esque, and then cutting steel (and a devil fruit power at that) was very armament haki-esque,, and the fact that master swordsmen in ryuma and mihawk are the only ones with black blades and also both probably have conquerors,, it’s like the way of the sword also inherently teaches the way of haki, or they are just very interwoven.
Emiths bust is legendary, got imu moist as all hell.
Thank you for a great video guys
Im sure its been pointed out before, but perhaps the haki in this case functioned similarly to Fairy Law, where anyone not viewed as an enemy wont be affected by it. Joyboy was fighting the world after all, so it stands to reason Emeth would see anyone trying to harm Luffy and his allies as enemies, making them the targets.
Brings new meaning to paulie rope fighting. Imagine if he had haki that he could store and after 3 knots untied you get knocked out haha
My headcanon is that the rope was covered in armerment Haki, like the Kuja Arrows. And we know that Armerment Haki can stay on an object, like the black blades. And Haki is able to hold/counter/contain Haki.
Basicly a Haki Box, that stores Conquerers Haki, which got opend when the knot was opend and the Haki could escape/be released.
You could say the kuja coating before they fired it , we couldn’t see haki till pts
That moment when I used the same rope jpg for my thumbnail as Tekkin looool
Speaking of haki, How bout the HUGE reveal of how Garp's ship managed to fly over Hachinosu!🤯 Up to now, we thought that maybe garp general-taoed it, then jumped onboard after tossing it; instead, it was possibly the greatest display of haki precision, control, & variation thus far seen in the story! Garp swirled a minimal mitt of haki around 1 hand, GENTLY bumped his ship without actually touching it, and THIS was enough to coup de burst it! Not just the POWER, but the PRECISION to "bounce" his ship EXACTLY to the coordinates/location given by the swordmembers on location! Then he charges a punch, imbued with enough haki to outshine the sun, released from HUNDREDS of feet in the air, that VAPORIZES the island's buildings in its wake! Then we're reminded that this attack, which is up there with ANY feat shown thus far in One Piece, reflects Garp in a weaker stage of his life!! WHEW!!!😮💨
I know right!! That was wild we got to see how he launched it like that. Really makes you appreciate the difference in not just power but the control of the Haki from the masters. Remember Luffy is only 19 and has A LOT to learn in ways of experience using his powers. He only just started training in Haki in the last 2 years.
@Tekking101 Yeah, couldn't get to the actual attack for awhile, from continuously rewatching Garp's launch-sequence; then he drops from the sky, landing like a decepticon @ the end of it! And thanx for reminding me about the difference between being adept (albeit highly), and being an ACTUAL master; it's easy to forget because of his accomplishments & absurd growth-curve, but Luffy still has a good ways to go to realize his joyboy/ultimate potential!👍🏿
The way I saw it, the reason saturn was still on the island is because he was the one who summoned the others. When the haki hit, it canceled their forms and canceled the summons. Saturn went there in person
What if it just like the knot 🪢 that Nami use back at Whetheria? The rope can store types of energy/force, similar Skypia Dials can store energy/force.
yknow the thought of storing something in a knot jsut reminds me of the wizards on weatheria
pull the knot and bam gust of wind
Joy boy is the hidden legend
And we thought the skills with rope and knots from galley la's Pauly were just a neat little trick
I think this implies a lot of stuff.
1. That the goroseis power is tied to imu, since we see imu react to joyboys haki as if he was hit himself. Also keep in mind although joy boy said this was his strongest haki it wouldn’t be equal to his most powerful move because there’s more than haki that goes into that it could be df, strength and other things.
2. I just wanna get this off rq while on the gorosei topic Saturn is the only one that hasn’t returned to the room and Saturn is who Devon copied…this to me means that something has to happen to Saturn stopping him from leaving egghead right away or at all, and the Blackbeard pirates are going to make a move on that a lot sooner than later.
3. With the black blades I think it’s the same concept but in a different application. I think instead of conquerors haki it’s armament haki, turning the blade black. BUT I think in the same way you can release the haki in the knot you can release the haki from the blade in like one final trump card move. I think this will be shown later and I think with oden instead of armament he used conq haki on his blades so they didn’t turn black but they still got power amps, And that could be why Enma hungers for conq haki it’s a cursed blade so it has almost its own will mixed with this ancient haki technique could’ve just made a crazy unique sword. And I think zoro learns this obviously, and it also could mean shadow ryuma spared zoro and adding more to that moment and what zoro could’ve actually done with the sword and why it was kept as the sacred treasure of wano.
4. I think the concept I talked about before could be what makes mjolnir so powerful and it will be the sacred treasure of elbaf. And usopp could either get it temporarily or permanently in order to do something on elbaf. Ironically giving usopp conq haki without him actually having it which is my favorite part of this theory. This will be usopps power up he could use the hammer on it own or use it with kabuto although idk if it’ll return or not so this could be like a finisher move.
god plz let this be usopps power up that is actually perfect
Saturn was the only one who didn't come from marejois. Therefore didn't go back. My theory.
Speaking of Garp, holy shit that last episode! Got some Miyazaki style animation on that Galaxy Impact, reminded me of the dancing stars in Howl's Moving Castle
When I read the chapter, I thought "oh look, a haki version of the wind knot from Weatheria"
I honestly thought it was a figurative knot! I’m gonna have to go re read the chapter xD.
With how the haki was able to target things that Emeth wanted it to, I think Joyboy somehow put the stipulation into it that it would only attack those that Emeth saw as an enemy. Joyboy says use it when you want to save yourself or protect someone important to you. That last part makes me think Joyboy had the capability to add the stipulation that Emeth can determine the targets.
if we dont get the ultimate usopp glow up with both bravery and haki usage from elbaf
idk. i'd be speechless. and very mad!
It could be connected to dials in sky islands. Those are the only other things we know that has the ability to store things like that. The rope can me make of whatever makes the dial’s special
Ussop also used observation haki in wano when he saw those guys super far away through the fog and sniped them
I'm calling it. The release of Joyboy's haki activated/triggered something in the world
Haki really needs to be versatile, we need to see more combinations between haki forms and df-haki combos as well, imagine an Obsv-Haki and Conq-Haki combo that puts the opponent in genjutsu sort of state, make them see what you want them to see
Theres the Spongebob reference at the start of the video! You just know your age by how many of the old spongebob references you use.
Always happy to see a new Tekking video and that is KNOT a joke (I regret nothing) 🤣🤣🤣
Thanks for the new video Tekking and go hug your furbabies all 💙🐱💙
the fact that luffy & zoro felt that haki is really good as that has shown them that haki can get that strong
Now what if it was like how we don’t see many black blades because the user has to give up there conquerors haki to obtain it so joy boy gave up his haki to give it to emeth? Thoughts
I always had this theory that a black blade can only be forged by those who are completely locked on swordsmanship alone, like, not only wielding a sword, but also living the sword, if that makes sense, combined with having a pretty hefty Haki of course.
Not sure if anybody brought up the straw hats before, but they (both luffy’s and the one imu has in cold storage) might also be haki vessels like the knot. that might even explain the cold storage in the first place, keeping it frozen might be a way to ensure the haki in joyboy’s hat remains dormant. TBH I think oda is above it but lesser mangakas certainly would reveal that their protagonist carried around their power system’s equivalent of a tactical nuke for the entirety of the story
Two things I HAVE to mention
1) Thanks to the SBS where we learned about Zoro's lineage, we learned that 10 out of 25 people stay in the East Blue to found Shimotsuki Village.
That means that 15 people wondered around the world with KNOWLEDGE FROM WANO.
That means every single character with something linking to Japanese culture (Wano = Japan) is 100% a descendant from Wano.
That includes:
- Fujitora, pretty obvioius link to Wano, PLUS the latest SBS where we learned his sword was forged by a Fugetsu, meaning his sword was handed down from his father.
- Akainu, Hiroshima dialet AND yakuza sleeve tattoo ("irezumi")
- Kumadori from CP9 and his mom (revelaed in another SBS), obvious kabuki aesthetic
- Ipponmatsu, obvious Japanese name and sword knowledge
- Tashigi, thanks to "anime genetics" it's pretty clear she's another Shimotsuki cousin, the same way Shimotsuki Ushimaru is related to Zoro but not his dad but great uncle, also she's confirmed to be born in the East Blue in her vivre card (which I bought here in Japan)
Sword grading is a thing from Wano.
Wano was a closed off country so NOBODY should know that Shusui has a grade and yet they know it's a Supreme blade. How? Knowledge spread from those 15 people.
That means the knowledge to make black blades is also "out there".
2) We learned from the story that HAKI HAS ALWAYS EXISTED and that it has levels 1- invislbe armor 2- black coating 3- emission 4- internal destruction.
The Tobiroppo were all stated in Vivre Cards to have Armament and Observation and yet Franky beat one of them without? Obviously they were both using invisible armor.
Jinbei's Tekkai (Armament Haki) beat Who's Who's Armament Haki (Shigan) and broke his finger the same way Katakuri hurt Luffy's arm despite both using Armament Haki.
I also have Brogy and Dorry's recent Vivre Cards and they don't mention they have any Haki whatsoever, even Zoro's Egghead Vivre Card doesn't say he has Conqueror's Haki when we've seen he does.
The Vivre Cards are good sources of complementary info but they're consitantly being updated.
All this to say, it's OBVIOUS Franky has armement haki, the invisible armor.
Brook using armament is going be op as f*** ! wolverine incoming !!
I think joyboy tied the knot slowly and fully focused while full haki bloom. Focusing the haki into the loop of the knot amd tied it off with the knot.
How joy boy stored his haki could be how you make a black blade
honestly I could see them getting to Elbaph, and the giants giving a brief explanation on haki, and most of them are like "ooooooh that's what that is" cuz they're basically most of the way to getting whichever haki they specialize in
I do think the metal matters like how in demon slayer, the swords they use are specifically made out of Scarlet Crimson Sand and Ore which absorb sunlight. Maybe the black blade metal is special because it has a natural ability to absorb and withhold haki for good after enough of it is used.
I doubt Yoru was a sword that existed long before Mihawk if only because it seems perfectly fitting for him. It goes along with his whole aesthetic with all the crosses and fancy western design. Even S-Hawk wields a non-black copy of Yoru. It’s just too connected to Mihawk. It feels like his Wado Ichimonji.
Having it be a knot makes me think it has something to do with haki somehow being “looped around” the knot over and over, which is why untying it releases the burst.
I think he just did the process to make a black blade, but just applied to making the knot. If Oden can make his swords stay black far after he’s dead Joyboy would be able to too
With the Kuja we know that haki can be put into objects. It could be something similar to Ryuo haki just with conquerors haki. Also we know the dials can absorb and hold things. So it could have been in the past people could make it so other items can store things