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Haki (覇気 Haki?, literally meaning "Ambition") is a mysterious power that is found in every living being in the world. It is not that different from the normal senses. However, most people do not notice it or fail to awaken it. Broadly, there are two types of Haki common to everyone, given the proper training; however, there is a third type that only a certain group of "chosen ones" are said to possess. In simple terms, Haki is an ability to sense spiritual energy and overpower enemies

Kenbunshoku Haki, also known as Mantra on Skypiea, is a form of Haki that allows the user to sense the presence of others, even if they are concealed from view or too far to see naturally. With enough skill, one can use this Haki to predict an opponent's moves shortly before they make them, thereby making the attack that much easier to evade. This prediction appears to the user as an image or brief "premonition" of what the opponent will do in the user's mind's eye, and the damage the user will take if the attack actually "hits". It appears that the more killing intent the enemy has, the easier they are to predict. Although, more skilled users can predict future moves whether there are ambient murderous intents or not.

Though the power allows the user to predict most attacks, it can be circumvented by various means. It cannot predict inherently random attacks; for example, Luffy managed to bypass Enel's Mantra by bouncing his fists off a nearby wall, to prevent himself and thus Enel from knowing where they would land. Tying in with the inability to detect random attacks, Kenbunshoku Haki seems to be linked to the target's own awareness of themselves and their surroundings. Enel failed to discern the presence of Luffy inside the giant snake Nola, only detecting him after he escaped. It also doesn't make the user any faster than normal, so the user's ability to dodge is dependent on their speed.

The 30 post gets you a maximum of 900 meters (aka 2700) and for every 15 post training after that it expands 150 meters. So yes you could get God level but it'd take a lot of work and even then random attacks could still hit

Known Kenbunshoku Haki Users:
-Jason D. Black




Busoshoku Haki allows the user to create a force similar to an invisible armor around themselves. Similar to Tekkai, this allows the user to defend against attacks that would otherwise cause them harm. Only significant physical force can overcome this defense; for example, Luffy striking Boa Marigold hard enough with Gear Second techniques to send her reeling.


Naturally this "invisible armor" can be used as a weapon to strike others with. It can be used to augment the user's own attacks, projected ahead of the user as pure brute force, or imbued in weapons to increase their effectiveness. Any attack enhanced by Busoshoku Haki hits immensely harder than it would normally be without it. The Kuja's Haki-imbued arrows, for example, are capable of penetrating solid stone. This type of Haki also has the ability to bypass the powers of a Devil Fruit user, touching the "substantial body" beneath whatever protection the fruit provides, such as the case of body-altering Devil Fruits such as Logia users. Busoshoku Haki works independently of the user's Devil Fruit, as shown when Luffy uses it to enhance his Gear Third attack underwater. This type of Haki may not be equipped to attacks that are not from one's body except for weapons (like Kizaru's laser beams, Marco's flames or any other Logia attack). So, those who do attack with parts of their body can combine their Haki and Devil Fruit powers.


Known Busoshoku Haki Users:
-Jason D. Black


Haoshoku Haki is a rare form of Haki that cannot be attained through training and only one in a million people carry it. It was first demonstrated by Shanks, when he used it to scare off a Sea King. Later on, during a meeting with Whitebeard, he used it to knock out most of the crew, which the few still standing attributed to his superior Haki. Luffy first displayed the effects of this type of Haki against Duval's bull, Motobaro, much to everyone's confusion. He displayed it again on Amazon Lily while battling the Boa sisters, knocking out a large portion of the audience observing the match, despite all of them being accustomed to regular Haki usage. This is also the first time it is referred to by name. Luffy's exhibition of it during the Marineford War was enough for the Marine admirals to be wary of him that they prioritized his elimination after that.


This type of Haki grants the user the ability to dominate the wills of others. The most common usage in the series so far is knocking those with weak wills unconscious. Whilst inexperienced users are restricted to merely overpowering the will of one individual or blindly knocking out weak-willed people around them, those with more expertise can pick out weak-willed individuals in a large group and knock them out without affecting those around them. However, those with stronger wills can resist or even ignore the effects of Haoshoku Haki. According to Rayleigh, while this type of Haki cannot be attained through training, it can be improved through training, as it grows as the user's spirit grows. The ability to knock someone out depends on the difference in strength between the person using Haki and the person or persons the user is trying to knock out. The greater the power gap, the easier it is to knock the victim out. It seems that upon recovery, victims of Haoshoku Haki experience the sensation of chills running through their body. However, it presumably wears off after a short period.

Known Haoshoku Haki Users:




The system: If you didn't gain haki from the beginning (yeah sorry, we can't give everyone haki, it's an unique skill) Then you'll have to gain it like this. You first need to post 20 posts as training posts. For example:

"He used the two rocks as weights, so that his training would be extra heavy. After that, he started to run another mile or two. ..."

Posts like that, but then professionnel. You'll also have to post 1/20 Haki training with your first post, and second 2/20 haki training, and then of course 3/20, 4/20, ..., 20/20. So that we can keep the count, we don't want any cheaters ofcourse! ^^

Second, you can also post trainings in a fight. But this is only when you trained as Haki before. For example, you are at 6/20 haki training, and suddenly someone appears to fight with you, then you can go on with your haki training during the fight.

7/20 Haki training
"Because the man came between him and his training José was really angry. But he haven't been fighting for a while, so he could use this. "You won't have a chance...."

Because of doing this we can have a better RP togheter, cause if you get 20/20 in a fight, you could rp that you 'accidently' used it, but you don't know how. Like Luffy used his emperors haki a few times because he got mad.

Now, the dice rolls are changed a bit to. Because you only need 20 posts, and you can go on throughout a fight:
1-20 / Kenbunshoku
21-48 / Training Failed
49-70 / Busoshoku Haki
71-96 / Training Failed
97-100/Haoshoku Haki
With:
100 sided 1 roll

For Rev.

For Penny, not really expecting much

((Edit)): Yeah i saw that coming

For Ai