Is it against the rules? There is no need to derail here, I just want the site to be as accurate as possible. After this I'll have a phase to set new destruction values for different material.
Ok so, how many Ayanokouji matches would be on retrial?
We went over this in the last match. Knowing more martial arts is not inherently as impressive as being massively skilled in just one. In fact, it's even less impressive than someone who massively specializes in a single skillset. Yu doesn't even train in Boxing, he was born inherently that good and passively becomes the best at any physical activity he does. Yu has also literally faced kicks in story and has dodged them, something he can do by reading his opponent's shadow, their heartbeat, their blood flow, the nerves firing in their body... Koji is not more skilled. He is an entire dimension below a level where he can even hope to graze Yu's aura. Koji is a peak human, Yu is a superhuman.
This is nothing impressive. We simply know that he can consider variables to predict the future, but Yu can also do that. He massively upscales from people who can do that. This isn't a feat to be gassed up, analytical prediction is inherently visualizing the future. Yu's analytical prediction, skill, precision, and everything is constantly growing without him even having to apply any effort. He also resists analytical prediction.
No, fundamentally, a fighter with extended knowledge on multiple sports, would beat someone with impossibly good knowledge in one sport. It's not like Ayanokoji didn't excel in the martial arts he trained in. If he just knew them I would agree, but he's skilled in them and has several years of training with them, hundreds more fights than Yu has had, etc.
It's not like he faced kicks from a kick boxer lol, he faces kicks from a boxer who wouldn't know the first thing about kicks.
His resistance doesn't even work that well lol.
It's definitely an advantage, but inherently, it doesn't guarantee that you will win against an opponent who specializes in a single martial art. There is no inherent advantages that guarantee victory. And like I said, experience doesn't really matter, Yu eclipses the entirety of boxing history with no effort on his part, he was born with the perfection of technique that can allow him to master anything and become skilled in whatever he does. He's basically constantly training simply by existing, he doesn't need anything beyond that.
Wasn't the point. The point is that Yu isn't inherently vulnerable to kicks. And if he's not inherently vulnerable to them, that means he can dodge them—you pointed out that kicks dismantle Yu's boxing style, I pointed out they inherently don't, so it then comes up to who's the better fighter. Which is Yu, by far. Like I said, he's reading countless physical factors at once, it's not going to be difficult to just move out of the way of a kick he's seen coming a hundred times already. His acrobatics are also insanely nutty since they can circumvent near-probability manipulation level luck, so at any moment he can bust out unconventional moves to just out-move Ayano.
As a general intellect, yes. But it's not a math battle. It's a fight. And as a fighter, Ayano is not superhuman.
On the contrary, it works quite well, since it can resist Siha's prediction (something Yu himself also has but unfathomably better), which is far more combat-oriented than Ayano's, who has relatively little combat feats in favor of deductive reasoning feats.
Not possible, Yu is bombarding him with blows he can't predict from basically every angle which drill through his guard aiming for the weakest points of his body with practically microscopic precision. He's getting knocked out.
You just conceded it's an advantage, and that's all Ayanokouji needs to win. Anyhow, you're never guaranteed a win in a fight, so that makes no sense.
That's just not true, you never pointed that out. Yu can't be the "better" fighter, if you conceded that Ayanokouji has an advantage, then it's Kouji who is the better fighter.
He beat 4 people by pure skill, and stated that he could take on much more, he is superhuman.
Doesn't work as Koji has anpr, Yu doesn't have Kouji's stamina.
"Genius fights a Genius"
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Extraordinary Genius vs Genius
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Lol"Genius fights a Genius"
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Extraordinary Genius vs Genius
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This just in, but, having an advantage in one (1) area, does not make you, a better fighter than the person you are fighting.
If it's beating multiple people with skills, people far, far below Yu do this. His own trainer is a former militant who can kill dozens of people on his own.
Yu resists.
Irrelevant, he doesn't need it because he's putting Kouji down in a few minutes tops.
You conceded that he has an advantage in fighting, how does that no mean you're not a better fighter when you have an advantage in fighting, ie, skill.
90 percent sure, Ayanokouji beat several professional fighters to a pulp as a kid.
He hasn't seen anyone with Ayanokouji's intellect and skill.
On what basis.
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I said he had an advantage due to having a wider variety of techniques to draw on. In no message did I even utter the words "Ayanokouji is a better fighter than Yu." I just said he knows more martial arts. But knowing more martial arts doesn't equate to superior fighting skill if you can't utilize them effectively.
Cool, Yu had this level of skill from the day he was born with no training or tutelage.
Doesn't prove anything, Ayano's prediction is nothing superior to what Yu can resist.
Already explained. Yu hits him with superhuman precision and knocks him out. His accuracy and punching power is also constantly improving.
And Ayanokouji can't? That'd be an absurd claim.
And?
Prove that. Let's establish that Yu hasn't come across anpr superior to Koji.
Yu after beating Goku.
Against Yu, yeah, he can't. It only qualifies as an absurd claim if you prove that Ayano's skills live up to this hype, but if they don't, Yu will demolish him.
Ayano had to train to get to a level realms below Yu. Yu had to do nothing to get where he is and is passively improving. Not a complicated thought process.
I've already laid out the potency of his prediction several times. You've not done the same for Ayano. Not my job to argue your own point.
If Ayano's Goku, Yu is Azathoth.
I mean he literally beat multiple skilled fighters as a kid. How is that not living up to it's hype.
That doesn't lead to the conclusion Yu is more skilled and would win.
His profile is self explanatory, he's a supergenius who can predict the future to an extent.
Because, as I've already explained, people in The Boxer can beat multiple people at once as well, and they are not even close to being close to Yu's skill level. It's not living up to the hype because to Yu, a feat like that doesn't even qualify as rudimentary.
Yes, it does. Ayano at his pinnacle can do things Yu can do at his lowest. That is a very clear and definitive gap in combat prowess that would lead to a victory.
He's not a supergenius, and this is still not an impressive feat of combat analytical prediction, as I've already explained. Does he have any other feats of value? If not, then he's never grazing Yu.
Why, for Ayanokouji's Analytical Prediction, are you proposing a pure statement that, as far as I'm aware, isn't even related to combat?
Quantity vs quality. Having a wider range moveset is a plus but does not even remotely imply superior combat skill in general.
Experience means nothing on its own, especially without context.
Er, that's not technically in-character outside of specific scenarios where he's ordered to copy his opponent's moves to disrespect them :3 or if he's about to lose and has to draw on copied moves.
Oh alright. Should still at least mean it can work as a safety net for him if he were to actually need it
Yeah.... About that....
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