Although these giants wore armor, it could not be too heavy. Otherwise, if they missed a step in deep water, they would become lumps of iron and sink together with their armor.
Precisely because of that, they gave the Revolutionary Army's Electromagnetic Cannons an opportunity.
No matter how powerful artificial creations were, they still had to obey the basic laws of physics. For example, their bone density had to be far greater than that of ordinary people, or they would be crushed by their own weight. As they stood in the water, the tide rose several meters, submerging many people's calves.
"Keep firing! Keep firing! Shoot down all those airships first! Other people can hold off those giants!" Koala commanded without changing expression, raising her voice.
Her orders were relayed through the Live Bugs to the commanders aboard every warship, and the commanders did not hesitate to repeat them even louder.
Sometimes, there was simply too much information on the battlefield, and it was too chaotic.
Some snipers manning the artillery platforms were watching the battle inside Marineford.
Some snipers kept their eyes firmly fixed on Iska and Ivankov, who were about to be executed.
Others were drawn to the airships in the sky.
And others were focused on the giants.
The information on the battlefield was so complicated and immense. Without someone looking down from above to guide and command the overall situation, everyone had their own ideas; no one was an idiot; everyone believed only what they saw; yet everyone had their own limitations.
That was precisely why the commander-in-chief and the Staff Department were so important.
Once all intelligence had been gathered, and the Staff Department, which knew everything, issued orders according to priority and brought everyone into coordinated attacks—
The entire battlefield achieved a strange harmony.