<p>If you are knocked out by the Conqueror Haki you are no longer susceptible to other non-physical influences from a biological point of view. You can only be receptive once you are conscious.</p>

<p>Unfortunately, the anime / manga does not support my thesis, as in both the Conqueror Haki was not used several times in a row.</p>

<p>It can not be said at this point that Luffy's battles in which he competes against strong opponents and the impact of the release of the Conqueror Haki made a similar comparison with the deliberate use and switch off by the Conqueror Haki are comparable.</p>

<p>Conclusion: I do not think that this could cause damage.</p>

<p>Anyway, in the anime sometimes you see people slowly getting up but moving very slowly from the effect of the Conqueror Haki. I would say that if the character is strong enough you could at least speak of a "long-term effect" if the disabled people take a long time to get fit again. Maybe it would be possible to deprive people of their full physical abilities for days.</p>

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<p>I always wondered does conquerors Haki have any long term effects like brain damage?</p>

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Can conquerors Haki give someone brain damage?
# Can conquerors Haki give someone brain damage?
Posted by: username_0 on 2019-10-23
I always wondered does conquerors Haki have any long term effects like brain damage?
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### Answer by username_1 on 2019-10-23. Score: 1
If you are knocked out by the Conqueror Haki you are no longer susceptible to other non-physical influences from a biological point of view. You can only be receptive once you are conscious.

Unfortunately, the anime / manga does not support my thesis, as in both the Conqueror Haki was not used several times in a row.

It can not be said at this point that Luffy's battles in which he competes against strong opponents and the impact of the release of the Conqueror Haki made a similar comparison with the deliberate use and switch off by the Conqueror Haki are comparable.

Conclusion: I do not think that this could cause damage.

Anyway, in the anime sometimes you see people slowly getting up but moving very slowly from the effect of the Conqueror Haki. I would say that if the character is strong enough you could at least speak of a "long-term effect" if the disabled people take a long time to get fit again. Maybe it would be possible to deprive people of their full physical abilities for days.
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