

In _One Piece_ , Law can easily swap two people's soul, but he didn't use it
when fighting with Doflamingo. Let's say if he swapped Nami and Doflamingo's
soul, it would so easy for him to defeat him that way.

Why didn't Law swap Doflamingo's soul to make the fight easier?


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In Law vs Doflamingo, why didn't Law swap Doflamingo's soul?


In Chapter 690 of the manga, Law is facing off against Vergo, while at the
same time talking to Doflamingo. When Vergo shows off his full body Armament
Haki, Doflamingo states to Law that "Even your severing powers can do nothing
to the strength of his Haki!"

This strongly implies that Armament Haki is able to offer some level of
resistance against the effects of certain Devil Fruit powers, Law's being one
of them. It is reasonable to assume that Doflamingo's proficiency with Haki is
better than Law's, therefore he had increased resistance against Law's powers,
such as the soul-switching ability.


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Let's say he swaps Nami and Doffy. Who should they kill then doffy's soul or
his body?

Wouldn't doffy just kill nami? As, if you have seen in Punk Hazard. People
who's body's/soul's get switched tend to get full control over the other
persons body. Remeber Sanji touching nami's stuff. That's just a suicidal idea
to be honest. Because doffy's personality is next level. He wouldn't hesitate
before killing anyone.  
Plus Luffy always wants a fair fight. Definitely not his style he would never
agree.


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