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Monsterification is at cellular level. Saitama can control his body at that level. So nerves, a lower(bigger) scale, wouldn't be a problem.
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Pernida vs Saitama (9-4-1)
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We already talked about that, the resistance is limited and I don't see why it would stop Pernida's power regardless, the evidence used just talks about stopping transformations.
Pernida's nerves just need to touch Saitama to copy his stats and abilities.
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Right, but how is that resistance to the nerves touching Saitama?
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Oh, it was my misunderstanding ig.
I thought it had to invade or etc. Physical touch is enough to copy?
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Yeah. Also its on souls already, so it should be able to invade his body already
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Depends on if a one hundred times AP difference is enough to completely liquify, people seem to think it is, but nobody has proved it yet.
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He means most if not all abilities in Bleach at a base level function on the astral level but not limited too that level.
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Saitama probably could liquify if he performs consecutive serious punches as a first move
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I know that, but didn't get "it's on souls 'already', so .... 'already'"
Only value is "8.5x" which is one shot value. But it doesn't specify pulverization.
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The nerves interact with the soul; Shinigamis, Reishi is all spiritual so he’d need to have it protect that not only his physical body. And no, I’m voting for incon here. I don’t see Saitama not getting touched by the nerves at least once which means Pernida gets his power and should be able to constantly develop like Saitama, especially with him landing more nerves. It’ll just be them constantly getting stronger but never killing one another.
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Are nerves visibly obvious, can they be get rid of? etc etc.
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Yeah but still tag and spread out around the area. I guess Saitama could blow away a whole continent to be safe but in the chaos Pernida could just spread them again.
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When Mayuri was tagged he had to perform instantaneous surgery on his arm and rearrange his nerves.
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Huh, I should really reread the fight. But this does make me lean a little more to Pernida on the fact he’d spread his nerves quick enough to destroy Saitama from the inside
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He had to rearrange his blood vessels and muscle too lol.
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Saitama doesn't have to do any of that.
He has that body control :d
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What chapter? I don't see it on page
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It's the same as biological manipulation etc. It's extreme body control, on a cellular level.
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Resisting monsterization isn't the same as the nerves spreading throughout his body to destroy him.
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Not resisting, completely becoming human after the body is monsterized, entire body's changing at cellular level. It would be higher than dur neg+ biological manipulation via nerves.
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How is it higher? One is controlling the body forcibly from inside, the other is altering the very dna if the body.
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Wdym? Capability of controlling the entire body on a cellular level vs body being controlled by nerves.
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Huh, His resistance to dur neg is "making it as hard as steel". Not even comparable.
Not in the profile, Garou attacks his inside as there is no way to train internal organs, which doesn't work as his insides are that durable.
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One-Punch Man: Removal of Durability Negation Resistance
Saitama is listed as having 'Resistance to Durability Negation' on his profile with the following justification. (No-sold Garou's Extreme Fajin, a mighty strike that targets the internal organs of the opponents, regardless of how tough their bones and flesh are In this instance, Saitama did...
It's not Durability Negation resistance, it's internal durability.
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It is a metaphor lol not literal steel durability…
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How can that be metaphor with a way of writing like that lmao. Even then, Saitama's would be way higher.
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Simile: making a comparison between two unrelated things using like or as.
Kenpachi's organ being "as hard as steel" isn't a statement literally equating the two in hardness.
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I get what you're saying but I don't see the difference between what Kenpachi has and what Saitama has, they both have internals strong enough to tank internally damaging attacks.One-Punch Man: Removal of Durability Negation Resistance
Saitama is listed as having 'Resistance to Durability Negation' on his profile with the following justification. (No-sold Garou's Extreme Fajin, a mighty strike that targets the internal organs of the opponents, regardless of how tough their bones and flesh are In this instance, Saitama did...vsbattles.com
It's not Durability Negation resistance, it's internal durability.
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Not what i meant, i meant that it was a very bad comparison either way. Thanks anyway :d
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The level of difference matters. Example: One resists 7-A attack with it, the other one 3-B. These can't be equalized saying they both tank internal damaging attack.
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Pernida's regeneration might be a good defensive factor that not even Saitama could bypass it, however though I'm pretty unsure about Saitama being capable of resisting Pernida's durability negation given it just straight up manipulate his nerves and I don't see any feat from Saitama where he's able to go against those kind of stuff. I'm voting Pernida, whether Saitama "outskills" Pernida or not. Saitama doesn't have the knowledge to know what Pernida's abilities are firsthand
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Saitama has very high internal durability, resistance to biological manipulation and has very high body control (both on a cellular level). Those nerves ain't doing anything.
But regeneration part is correct. This might be a complete stomp or incon if Saitama can't even kill him.
What wincons Saitama has?
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What can he do against Pernida's Reactive Evolution by that point then when Pernida knows his abilities aren't working against him, lowkey if Saitama somehow outskills. Pernida's RE & Regeneration factor is something that makes it impossible for him to lose and his body being made of nerves stuff, either this is inconclusive or Pernida just takes this given his RE allows him to mimic his opponent's power and intellect
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Saitama has better RE and he does outskill. Pernida's RE evolves based on the opponent.
Though not sure what he can do against regen. Maybe BFR with a single punch or something.
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Ehh, shouldn't Pernida be able to adapt against those when he fought Zaraki who's basically the same
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Not sure what you mean by that, can you elaborate pls
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