Milky Arrows are the cloud-spewing projectiles fired by the White Berets of Skypiea. Tipped with Milky Dials, they trail streams of cloud when loosed and, fired in volleys, hem a target in while the Berets surf the clouds on their Jet Skis.
Milky Arrows are the ammunition of the White Berets, the enforcement squad serving God's army in Skypiea. At a glance they pass for ordinary arrows, the difference being their heads, which are light-red conical-spiral Milky Dials rather than standard points.
Launched from a bow, each Milky Arrow spins out a spiraling stream of cloud. Fired together in large numbers, the arrows throw up a dense web of cloud barriers that pen a target in and choke off their movement. The White Berets then exploit those streams, riding their Jet Skis across the cloud trails to disorient opponents and leave them exposed for capture.
The arrows are the equipment of the White Berets, who used them against Monkey D. Luffy. By weaving the cloud streams into obstacles and surfing them, the Berets turned the arrows into a tool for confusing and corralling intruders rather than for dealing direct damage.
Milky Arrows are the ammunition used by the White Berets, the enforcement squad serving God's army in Skypiea. They look like ordinary arrows but are tipped with light-red conical-spiral Milky Dials instead of standard arrowheads.
When fired, a Milky Arrow releases a spiraling stream of cloud. Loosed in volleys, they throw up a dense web of cloud barriers that pen a target in and choke off their movement.
The White Berets of Skypiea use Milky Arrows, riding their Jet Skis across the cloud trails the arrows create to disorient opponents and leave them exposed for capture.
The White Berets fired Milky Arrows at Monkey D. Luffy, weaving the cloud streams into obstacles to confuse and corral him rather than to deal direct damage.
Milky Arrows are tipped with Milky Dials, light-red conical-spiral devices that spiral out streams of cloud instead of piercing like normal arrowheads.
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