Ok, but that's entirely irrelevant as it's literally physically impossible. If Tanjiro already couldn't move at the speed needed to block it, it doesn't matter if he could have seen it coming. All that proves is that he could've blocked it if he could have seen it coming, unless you're arguing that his Precog also has a speed amp.
We don't take verse's words for things if it literally is just impossible. Your comparison for non-existent physiology and Precog isn't accurate, as you're comparing predicting movements to not existing at all. Precog, like I already said, isn't some logic-breaking hax that defies speed. All it proves is that Tanjiro had the physical speed to do it, but couldn't react. Just puts his combat speed > his reaction speed, which would be useless without precog.
A being who conceptually does not exist but does, is literally impossible. Yet this is accepted via. statements.
It is plausible for it to be a speed amp; characters in the verse can gain a massive boost via. will power, and Tanjiro himself has reactive power level. You go with this interpretation if you want, though I don't think theorizing about the mechanics of an established ability is necessary just because an explanation is perceived as silly.
Do a CRT about it. Burden on proof ain't on me
He already has Statistics Amplification. If you want to theorize about how X and Y abilities work, feel free.
Having a brain and doing exactly what I said he would.
They did. Akaza adjusts his aim mid-combat with precog that reacts to his opponent, and Muzan spammed lots of attacks to trap Tanjiro.
Henry can melt through several square meters of steel in the first game, and AP =/= heat, this has nothing to do with it.
But Travis lacks Henry's feat or his Russian cross sword, and fails to cauterize wounds.
Travis has a little mantra to clear his head when he's fighting- unless the fears freezes him completely, it won't affect him much. And no, they aren't.
Feats for the mantra? Interesting that you didn't respond to most of the points explaining why they are unreliable.
How much can it see in the future? Also, scans on how it works, and on whether it can predict an invisible area of effect spell that doesn't inflict direct damage. This is the one thing you haven't provided scans for and it's the only thing I want scans for. As for the animal thing, does he usually lead with it in combat and how much is its range? Speaking of that, does he lead with precog at all?
Long enough to know his opponent would aim next; so probably a few seconds in combat and at least before the opponent starts the attack. "invisible area of effect spell that doesn't inflict direct damage" is vague, what are you talking about?
His clairvoyance allows him to know that doing something is bad idea though, and Demon Slayers commonly have instincts to respond to someone attempting to directly attacking them in their sleep and some can instinctively respond to indirect attacks on their soul.
For the rest of the scans you can
check the Sense of Smell section in the respect thread.
Before unlocking precog, he can smell attacks coming from underground, an invisible entrance to a pocket dimension, invisible claw attacks that are generated a couple of meters around him.
He is always using his sense of smell so precog against incoming attack is always on. He uses it from tracking to passively sensing the emotions of others. Using his sense of smell to judge his opponent's strength is what he starts with.
In the NMH3 trailer you can clearly see that Glove techniques are now aimed through Lock-On. Besides, I wouldn't call it slow, it's more or less comparable to his running speed, but with a far wider area of course.
Travis in this key doesn't have the "new and improved Death Glove" from NMH3, and I didn't see a satellite laser in the trailer anyway.
Still doesn't make sense my guy!
Don't have to explain it; it is stated to be part of Tanjiro's abilities. If you want an explanation, it can easily be a speed amp for example, though I am not interested in discussing lore in a versus match about something established.
This seems to be from his fight with Akaza, which is laughable because Tanjiro's inner monologue repeatedly states that he can't even remotely dodge Akaza's attacks and can only either block or shift to avoid instant death, when Akaza wasn't exactly utterly blitzing him as this argument implies.
From Tanjiro's inner monologue, if it wasn't for the precog, Akaza would be utterly blitzing him. And yes, Tanjiro dodged some of Akaza's precog'd attacks.
It also comes from an explicit statement that Tanjiro's new ability gave him movement superior to his immature body and slower reflexes, as well as dodging multiple of Muzan's attacks, which are stated to be too fast to see (and superior to Akaza, who is too fast to see for Tanjiro while casual), with twists and turns.
Even besides that, Tanjiro's other abilities being basically magic and blatantly supernatural do not let him suddenly violate basic logic that every single person understands. X + 1 > X. That's not an arguable thing. It's just an objective fact about reality. And unless we're somehow told in-universe that that is no longer the case, and the rest of the series makes sense with that in mind, we consider it to be the case for fiction as well. And would you look at that, nothing of the sort in KnY because that would be ******* ridiculous.
This is also avoiding the entire issue that these feats, if they existed at all, would cause for the rest of the verse. If you can attack seven times compared to your opponent's one, you'd have to be genuinely ******* stupid to somehow not hit those, because your opponent has far less time to react to your actions while you have more time to react to theirs. Simply put, if that feat ever happened, it would be nothing but a massive anti-feat for the faster person rather than a feat for the skill of the defender, because basic common sense tells you to stop doing things that have repeatedly failed to work.
Again, not saying an explanation is impossible; if you want explanations that makes sense you come up with plausible ones, such as this being combined with a speed amp either inherently or an improvement through training (amps based on will power is not uncommon in the verse). But this is something Tanjiro is well established to be able to do.
This is like saying that we should pretend that the Body Replacement Technique from Naruto doesn't exist, because the explanation given by the author isn't detailed enough to account for all of its feats (such as being used mid-air, and being used while restrained).
