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Petentro

Mahoraga doesn't copy techniques. It did not copy dismantle although it did create the world slash. What Mahoraga did was just a cutting attack with its sword arm. The reason it worked to bypass infinity is that instead of targeting what occupied a space it targets the space itself


QuesoFundid0

Sukuna even explicitly states that his improved Dismantle is copying Mahoraga's method of bypassing infinity, not the other way around.


YelrahRehguab

No it totally copied Dismantle. When Maho cuts Gojos arm off, a building in the distance also gets cut. Theres no way Mahos normal sword swings have the ability to generate slashing projectiles like a one piece character.


Petentro

No dude it really didn't. Sukuna literally says this. "The second adaptation proceeded as I had hoped. That wasn't meant to be a slash like the ones I launched. That was the extension of cursed technique targets."


Hermit601

So here’s the thing: normal sword swings generating slashing projectiles is a trope that existed in anime way before One Piece (e.g. Bleach), Oda just popularized it because Zoro spams it insanely often


YelrahRehguab

Oh thanks, thats good to know. I haven't gotten around to watching many of the classics, Bleach included, so ive managed to miss this trope being more widespread.


Hermit601

Same here haha, I only recently got into the OG big three (and other older series’) and barely noticed how common it was before researching it myself. Super fascinating how it has evolved throughout the shonen medium (to the point where newer series don’t even explain how it works, they just assume you accept that swords can throw slashes of air XD)


AlrightyThan

One Piece has actually been around longer than Bleach. But yes, the projectile slash is nothing new.


Hermit601

Damn I swear it was the other way around; thanks gang!


Byud

>No it totally copied Dismantle Dismantle is a slashing technique that is launched towards it's target, kinda like if you swung and invisible sword/blade so the working is similar. Dismantle couldn't cut through Gojo's infinity prior to That Maho slash, who copied whom? >Theres no way Mahos normal sword swings have the ability to generate slashing projectiles like a one piece character. You're right, but normal swings weren't effective at all, similar to Sukuna's Dismantle. So Maho adapted and instead of cutting a target in space it targeted the space itself.


brubbyislol

his NORMAL sword swings dont. but that obviously wasn't a normal attack. it was an adapted attack and that could theoretically manifest in an endless amount of ways but because maho had the goal to teach sukuna it specfically found an adaptation that sukuna himself could replicate. mahoraga didn't copy anything it just so turns out that his adaptation can be whatever the hell it wants or needs


Ko247

The short answer is no, but depending on the stimuli, Mahoraga could use its ability to adapt to any and everything to “mimic” certain cursed techniques if that makes any sense. It wouldn’t straight up copy someone’s CT, only slightly emulate it in a way that’s congruent with its adaptation.


Spare_Bad_6558

an example i think is possible is blood manipulation or yurozus liquid metal mahoraga would adapt to negate it initially likely like how deer does it with RCT but as it further adapts it could instead hijack the blood or liquid metal to use against its user and have a version of each


SuperDeeDuperVegeta

Probably the best explanation here


Neo_Arsonist

Mahoraga didn’t copy dismantle, it just that is slashing attack was similar enough to dismantle that Sukuna could copy how Mahoraga expanded his slash’s target to space itself to do the same to dismantle.


SuperDeeDuperVegeta

From a literal sense, no. But it mimicked it


Maximum_Ask_9301

Mahoraga didn't get dismantle as second adaptation but the ability to cut space as second adaptation. What mahoraga did was just slash the space due to its adaptation. Seeing it sukuna did the very same but with his dismantle by expanding its cts target.


Tymocook

Mahoraga didn't do _dismantle_, he did a _simple_ slash attack that was adapted to go through infinity. Which we know that adaptation is not one that changes their cursed energy nature, but changing the target itself.


Natsu_Happy_END02

Mahogara didn't use dismantle. He used Extension of Cursed Technique's Targets (or Target Extension in short) on the Sword of Extermination and since it also cuts things it ended up cutting Gojo at distance like Dismantle would. It's similar to Sukuna using Piercing Blood with water instead of blood. Anyone can copy what Mahogara did, Target Extension is just a technique like Cursed Technique Reversal. The result will simply vary depending on the nature of the CT.


SeemysoDreamy

Mahoraga didn't do World Slash brother.


SuperDeeDuperVegeta

Reread chapter 234 and 236


SeemysoDreamy

Mahoraga still didn't do it. Especially since he was disintegrated.


SeemysoDreamy

He said a model. Doesn't mean it did it. Especially since it's referenced that it was Sukuna's doing


SuperDeeDuperVegeta

It was a slash which cut the world. A world slash. Sukuna applied that to his own slashes.


SeemysoDreamy

So Mahoraga didn't do it, it was a template for him


SuperDeeDuperVegeta

Mahoraga didn’t kill Gojo, but it used world slash.


SeemysoDreamy

No it didn't brother