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Stop the ragebaitBaki has less skill then a character from the Eminence in Shadow? Yowzers.
I'm being serious.Stop the ragebait
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Why is bro coming out of no where just to speak for the sake of speaking…This was in a dream or something iirc.
umm did you read the scan?Sounds like Instinctive Action, but they still would need to know what's going on to feel it, I assume. He knew they were shooting at him, and later he could see the guy he was fighting against.
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I'll rephrase: "How did he sense it?"
"I feel bloodlust", I assume it goes for everyone who knows they have several guns pointed at his head. I see it has flowery language describing instincts sharpening in extreme circumstances, which were kept even after. Someone who is used to needing his guard up will instinctively have it up naturally. Unless in Baki, bloodlust is a supernatural thing, but these scans don't prove it. It would also be useless, as in this match-up, knowing Epsilon wants to kill Baki won't magically make Baki know magical projectiles are coming at him.umm did you read the scan?
He felt their intention and bloodlust, and he was able to know the exact trajectory of all of the bullets without seeing them or reacting beforehand
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The last panel shows one sensing intent with out seeing but Gaia is able to increase that specific sense to more than a hundred folds (first time using that word) via the usage of him being able to control his adrenaline and such
Baki and Musashi did the same thing (the sensing) but even before their intentions to fight it seems
To be honest, I feel like the question being asked is a bit too vague or needs further clarification. I said that he sensed and dodged Musashi’s imaginary slashes, then you asked how he sensed it. The scan shows him sensing the attack and thus dodging the attack before it lands. He is sensing the attack with his...senses. Are you wondering if he has instinctive reactions? Baki does have instinctive reactions. Can you elaborate more on this question?I'll rephrase: "How did he sense it?"
That’s fair. I’m just surprised because out of all the things they list on Musashi’s profile, they do rope art.. They didn’t even mention any other skills for Musashi’s like Ultra High Level Sen no Sen…Two Swords Under-heaven style…swordless.Eh, I know little about Baki, so if something isn't on the profile, I can't understand what you're talking about.
He really only uses it in this fight from my memory, but also note that this fight is technically more recent storyline-wise, and after that fight, he only had a few fights, but none where he didn’t need to even use this ability.I see, do we have more examples of what he can use it for? Possibly, where he is shown to use this exact technique.
I can see that. Sometimes, Baki doesn’t always use instinctive reactions and does take damage. However, it does seem for attacks that can be more of a threat to him, he can sense it even if the attack hasn’t actually happened (which was the fighting spirit link I showed.) I will try to use more examples since you’re not too familiar with the series. We even see that Yujiro can sense incoming danger, as seen in his fight with Kaku, in which Yujiro considered that punch as a threat and avoided being hit by it. Baki also displayed this by dodging Musashi’s slashes.Baki is very skilled; I won't lie. My main concern was whether he had enough to dodge Epsilon's slashes. Just because someone can dodge one thing he can see it doesn't mean he can dodge EVERYTHING he can't see.
Baki also didn’t know any of Musashi’s abilities since this was his first encounter with him. He was also questioning if this was the real Musashi Miyamoto. But for this matchup itself, the beginning says that Baki does have prior knowledge of Epsilon’s invisible attacks. This is something similar to what Baki dealt with in the past.Say someone might dodge attacks while blindfolded, but because he already knew the techniques/fighting style, this feat won't apply to stuff he doesn't have prior knowledge about. This is why I need to understand HOW he senses/perceives/reacts/reads during those feats.
For more context, Baki, using Ultra High Level Sen no Sen or brain reading in the scene, showed him picking up the signal that Musashi had to go for an attack, and he tried to counter before Musashi could land his attack. That was the initial scan I sent, but gonna send it again because I think the link got deleted somehowBaki clearly can't read magic, so reading them via it is out of the question. He still can see her moving her sword, BUT he would need to figure out that magic is coming at him. Especially from a sword, I believe in Baki swords don't shoot stuff; he might just think she missed her attack. The brain signal thing might work, but I would prefer to know the extent of its practical uses because, in that scan, he reads a very specific brain signal rather than every possible one.
You can perceive something moving because you see it, because you hear it moving, because you feel air moving, because you have enough prior knowledge of it to know how it moves, because he uses a familiar fighting style and you know how it works... There are thousands of ways on HOW you can read or perceive an attack, which one is it specifically? The scan itself doesn't elaborate.To be honest, I feel like the question being asked is a bit too vague or needs further clarification. I said that he sensed and dodged Musashi’s imaginary slashes, then you asked how he sensed it. The scan shows him sensing the attack and thus dodging the attack before it lands. He is sensing the attack with his...senses. Are you wondering if he has instinctive reactions? Baki does have instinctive reactions. Can you elaborate more on this question?
Yeah, but then feat-wise, that technique shouldn't allow him to do anything against magical slashes; all I can see is him reading a very specific brain signal.He really only uses it in this fight from my memory, but also note that this fight is technically more recent storyline-wise, and after that fight, he only had a few fights, but none where he didn’t need to even use this ability.
Can be done via prior knowledge of the opponent; you know he's likely to do something, and you dodge it. Baki doesn't possess any knowledge of Epsilon.
No way I forgot about it, and it has just been argued.Baki also didn’t know any of Musashi’s abilities since this was his first encounter with him. He was also questioning if this was the real Musashi Miyamoto. But for this matchup itself, the beginning says that Baki does have prior knowledge of Epsilon’s invisible attacks. This is something similar to what Baki dealt with in the past.
Yeah.. but I don't know how this works here. Epsilon doesn't have this weakness, if you can call it that, and speed is equalized. I think the 0,5 second thing is some sort of weakness Baki's characters have.Other skills or techniques that need to be mentioned:
Baki has 0.5 seconds unconscious, which is a technique, or rather more of a skill that Baki developed, which is based on the book Tor Nørretranders, which states that there is a timeframe at which humans are unconscious. Baki is reading the smallest details of his opponent's movements, which allows him to gauge the time frame that someone is unconscious and can land as many attacks as he wants.
- Instinctive Action (It's common for trained fighters to react on instinct, without the need of conscious thought,. She is skilled enough to dodge attacks even when taken by surprise. Could dodge an invisible attack, without expecting the Invisible Blade, the artifact which generated those, to be the enemy's weapon)
Another skill that Baki has is that he can knock out his opponents simply by grazing their chin or the skin on their chin. For context, Pickle is one of the most durable characters in the series and has very thick neck vertebrae, which makes it almost impossible to actually shake his brain through traditional knockout methods. Baki bypasses this by just grazing Pickle’s chin, which knocks him down. So that’s like limited dura neg.
Next is Benda/Whipstrike, a technique that also bypasses durability by targeting the skin, which works on everyone. Shown with statements that even if you have the soft body of a woman or a honed body like a man (Chapter has some NSFW), the technique works on everyone. Retsu also says this to Hanayama (Another tanky character) that a punch to him wouldn’t damage him, but the slap would hurt him. This is shown with Pickle and Yujiro, who are the most durable characters in the series, and who succumb to the pain of the Whipstrike.
This technique also bypasses the pain tolerance of the opponent; Baki states that even through his extreme training, taking damage over the years, and sustaining a body that developed an insane pain tolerance, he couldn’t handle the pain of Benda. This is also shown with Yujiro, so that he has to flex every muscle in his body so that he won’t feel the pain.
Epsilon has resistance to that. She can use magic on her internal organs, thus boosting their durability to her Tier. Her organs would just be x3 stronger than Baki's attacks.
- Limited Durability Negation, Pressure Points, Limited Disease Manipulation & Limited Poison Manipulation (By having higher magic control than Beta, and by being one of the Seven Shadows, Epsilon should be able to replicate Beta's feat of influencing her internal organs with magic making them stronger, even allowing herself to drink unboilded water despite the bacteria in it)
It helps him close the distance, but even characters way less skilled than Epsilon can keep up with FTE attacks; it's something considered normal in EIS. She should possess enough Instinctive Action and Analytical Prediction for that. We can cover this if you need.Next is the cockroach dash, a technique where Baki reaches his top speed in an instant. This is something that can actually blitz opponents who are comparable to him in speed. Other than hitting his opponent in an instant, this allows him to travel great distances, Shiba stating that he easily moved 5-6 meters in an instant, which should allow him to close the distance between him and Epilson.
It works on all signals that tell someone’s body to attack, regardless of the origin of said attack. “Brain signal” is just used in place of subconscious thoughts, which work even on people who can act entirely on instinct.It won't work because apparently, he only used it to read a specific brain signal rather than constantly reading all the brain signals that happen during a fight. I asked scan if he used it on anything else other than that, and I was answered that he never did.
Does that thing work on absolutely all brain signals that can happen during a fight?
Thanks, but it's again something Baki sensed. As I said before, Baki has no prior knowledge of Musashi's abilities, but still dodged the attacks. The scan is showing Baki sensing the attack and dodging it.You can perceive something moving because you see it, because you hear it moving, because you feel air moving, because you have enough prior knowledge of it to know how it moves, because he uses a familiar fighting style and you know how it works... There are thousands of ways on HOW you can read or perceive an attack, which one is it specifically? The scan itself doesn't elaborate.
Why is that? Ultra High Level Sen no Sen has always been portrayed as being able to read your opponent's intent. This is how Musashi has caught Baki's jab.Yeah, but then feat-wise, that technique shouldn't allow him to do anything against magical slashes; all I can see is him reading a very specific brain signal.
Why are you assuming Baki had prior knowledge of Musashi? He didn't even know it was him or anything about what he could do. I feel like you're making a lot of assumptions about Baki's abilities when you said you weren't too familiar with Baki.Can be done via prior knowledge of the opponent; you know he's likely to do something, and you dodge it. Baki doesn't possess any knowledge of Epsilon.
Arguing that Baki can dodge things like that without knowledge, be it consciously or subconsciously, is just illogical.
It's fineNo way I forgot about it, and it has just been argued.
Yeah, Epsilon might land a single hit with those then. They'll likely engage in h2h relatively quickly then.
It's not a weakness, nor does it have to do with speed. There is a time gap that you're unconscious for until you're capable of reacting 0.5 seconds later. I've seen many people say that's speed-based, as in reaction speed for Baki characters, but that isn't the case. The technique itself is incredibly busted and underutilized. Just to reiterate, it's something completely separate from a character's physical speed or reaction speed.Yeah.. but I don't know how this works here. Epsilon doesn't have this weakness, if you can call it that, and speed is equalized. I think the 0,5 second thing is some sort of weakness Baki's characters have.
She's also fairly good at dodging with Instinctive Action even if.
It seems that's just increasing durability; Benda bypasses durability and pain tolerance.Epsilon has resistance to that. She can use magic on her internal organs, thus boosting their durability to her Tier. Her organs would just be x3 stronger than Baki's attacks.
I think it could be possible. If she had experienced once, she could counter it as Yujiro did after the second time it was used. Most characters usually cannot counter it the first time around due to its lack of acceleration.It helps him close the distance, but even characters way less skilled than Epsilon can keep up with FTE attacks; it's something considered normal in EIS. She should possess enough Instinctive Action and Analytical Prediction for that. We can cover this if you need.
It's geniuely how their brain works, and yes, timeframes are speed. Legit "How fast your brain does this", it's perception speed.It's not a weakness, nor does it have to do with speed. There is a time gap that you're unconscious for until you're capable of reacting 0.5 seconds later. I've seen many people say that's speed-based, as in reaction speed for Baki characters, but that isn't the case. The technique itself is incredibly busted and underutilized. Just to reiterate, it's something completely separate from a character's physical speed or reaction speed.
I'm not even sure it's IA; regardless, even if it is, Epsilon's one is clearly superior to this feat. The latter is Baki dodging, a Yujiro attack.Also, instinctive action may not work here. Yujiro is someone who also has instinctive actions, as shown with the Kaku fight, and couldn't avoid being hit by it. Given that Epsilon doesn't have prep time, I don't really think she can counter it. The technique virtually works on everyone.
They bypass the body's external durability, such as hitting the chin, which can shock the brain. First, it might not even work since Magic is an outright shield around you, but even if it does, Epsilon can apply the same Magic to her internals; there's no PP or Durab Neg they have that would affect her.It seems that's just increasing durability; Benda bypasses durability and pain tolerance.
Baki picked up Musashi's intent to go for an attack, which was the signal Baki picked up. For more context, Ultra High Level Sen no Sen is the advanced version of Sen no Sen, which is to attack your opponent before they attack you by reading their intent, or intercepting their attack before it is initiated. Ultra High Level Sen no Sen is such a high skill that users can pick up their opponent's intent by picking up their brain signal. This is why Musashi's new Baki was going to throw a jab at him.Idk about the brain-reading thing, but based on what has been sent, feat-wise, Baki only read a specific brain signal.
1. What do you mean that's how their brain works? I guess it could be linked to Perception speed, in terms of processing and reacting? But that's still not the same as 0.5 seconds, which is the delay of consciousness.It's geniuely how their brain works, and yes, timeframes are speed. Legit "How fast your brain does this", it's perception speed.
Epsilon doesn't have this delay.
How would it not be IA? His instincts made him move away before it landed. Looking back at the other IA feats, this is something Baki developed as well. In fact, when he was pretty young, too. He involuntarily dodged and attacked Gaia because of his training over the years. Given that Baki's body is reacting on its own means it's something he is doing without conscious thought. I am bringing this up because you can still act without conscious thought, but your body is still conscious (being awake). Within Baki, it states that the opponent is actually unconscious within that moment. So anything can happen.I'm not even sure it's IA; regardless, even if it is, Epsilon's one is clearly superior to this feat. The latter is Baki dodging, a Yujiro attack.
It's technically internal, given Baki is shaking the brain, bypassing both external durability and internal, being Pickle's neck vertebrae and his skull. I don't know too much about her magic FF. Is she basically intangible? I still don't understand how magic increasing her durability negates Dura Neg. But still, even if it increases her internal durability, Benda attacks the external organ.They bypass the body's external durability, such as hitting the chin, which can shock the brain. First, it might not even work since Magic is an outright shield around you, but even if it does, Epsilon can apply the same Magic to her internals; there's no PP or Durab Neg they have that would affect her.
From the previous scan, all you could tell was that Baki could read that someone was going to do something consciously and acted before that, within those 0,5 s. I tried to check the scan again, but it gives an error now, so I might be mistaken. The point is, going from that scan to "Baki can read all attack intentions and accurately know all your attacks because he can perfectly interpret brain signals" is a stretch.Baki picked up Musashi's intent to go for an attack, which was the signal Baki picked up. For more context, Ultra High Level Sen no Sen is the advanced version of Sen no Sen, which is to attack your opponent before they attack you by reading their intent, or intercepting their attack before it is initiated. Ultra High Level Sen no Sen is such a high skill that users can pick up their opponent's intent by picking up their brain signal. This is why Musashi's new Baki was going to throw a jab at him.
So they know exactly what attack they're going to use. But even then, what does it matter if it's a specific brain signal? Or what do you mean with that?
Because Epsilon doesn't possess such a delay, nor does anyone aside from Baki's verse, as far as I can tell.1. What do you mean that's how their brain works? I guess it could be linked to Perception speed, in terms of processing and reacting? But that's still not the same as 0.5 seconds, which is the delay of consciousness.
2. Timeframe ≠ Speed
3. Can you provide info on why it wouldn't work on Epsilon?
I mean, it doesn't tell me they have better dodging via Instinctive Action than Epsilon. I sent the feats above so people can check and have their own conclusions.How would it not be IA? His instincts made him move away before it landed. Looking back at the other IA feats, this is something Baki developed as well. In fact, when he was pretty young, too. He involuntarily dodged and attacked Gaia because of his training over the years. Given that Baki's body is reacting on its own means it's something he is doing without conscious thought. I am bringing this up because you can still act without conscious thought, but your body is still conscious (being awake). Within Baki, it states that the opponent is actually unconscious within that moment. So anything can happen.
I was mainly referring to the third feat. When she evades the Invisible Blades without consciously knowing it was used.And, I don't know how Epsilon's feat is superior. It says she was taken by surprise and evaded the blow. Yujiro was surprised by Kaku's power and thus moved away from his attack.
No, it's LIMITED Durab Neg for a reason. He bypasses the durable parts and hits the internals. The attack that shakes the brain applies force to an internal organ; that's what those techniques do. By default, internals are much less durable than stuff like muscles and bones. Since Epsilon can increase her internal durability, it means that attacking her brain or heart is the same as attacking someone's bones, the most durable part of the body.It's technically internal, given Baki is shaking the brain, bypassing both external durability and internal, being Pickle's neck vertebrae and his skull. I don't know too much about her magic FF. Is she basically intangible? I still don't understand how magic increasing her durability negates Dura Neg. But still, even if it increases her internal durability, Benda attacks the external organ.
Every human does, hence you can get people caught off guard... It is the decision of the conscious that require around half a second to respond to somethingBecause Epsilon doesn't possess such a delay, nor does anyone aside from Baki's verse, as far as I can tell.
You can't say it's flowery language when Gaia literally performs that feat that is stated. Bloodlust is just one mention, it also says murderous intent + other names which you've ignored, and they describe that as sensing ones intent or conscious decision beforehand"I feel bloodlust", I assume it goes for everyone who knows they have several guns pointed at his head. I see it has flowery language describing instincts sharpening in extreme circumstances, which were kept even after. Someone who is used to needing his guard up will instinctively have it up naturally. Unless in Baki, bloodlust is a supernatural thing, but these scans don't prove it. It would also be useless, as in this match-up, knowing Epsilon wants to kill Baki won't magically make Baki know magical projectiles are coming at him.
That's assuming she realizes she's been attacked and knows to do that for BakiNo, it's LIMITED Durab Neg for a reason. He bypasses the durable parts and hits the internals. The attack that shakes the brain applies force to an internal organ; that's what those techniques do. By default, internals are much less durable than stuff like muscles and bones. Since Epsilon can increase her internal durability, it means that attacking her brain or heart is the same as attacking someone's bones, the most durable part of the body.
how are you still not understanding... It has nothing to with perception speed, it has everything to do BEFORE one's perception speedYeah, no. Of course Epsilon has a delay, what I meant is that it can't be that slow for the speed they fight at. A supersonic character can perform over 150 attacks in 0,5 seconds. They would get blitzed absolutely everytime if their brain was that slow. Just no. Idk if that timeframe is a weakness or an outlier in Baki, but even for their speeds is bullshit. Our timeframe for supersonic perception speed, which is literally the time a character can notice an event happening, i.e. how fast the brain works, is around 0,002-3 s.
It actually isn't really a stretch. Baki pulling off the 0.5-second unconscious is him reading some of the smallest movements and actions to perfectly estimate that delay. It's an insanely high level of skill that has always worked for the first time around. Of course, I am not saying Epsilon can't counter it, since it's possible, but it likely won't be the case the first time around, especially if she actually doesn't know what it is. So Ultra High Level Sen no Sen, as I said, is an insanely higher level of Sen no Sen, which is to intercept your opponent's attack before the opponent initiates theirs, which is already based on reading your opponent's intent.From the previous scan, all you could tell was that Baki could read that someone was going to do something consciously and acted before that, within those 0,5 s. I tried to check the scan again, but it gives an error now, so I might be mistaken. The point is, going from that scan to "Baki can read all attack intentions and accurately know all your attacks because he can perfectly interpret brain signals" is a stretch.
Personally, I don't think that's enough to say it won't work just because it hasn't been presented in another series. I'll ask again, can you provide evidence on why it won't work?Because Epsilon doesn't possess such a delay, nor does anyone aside from Baki's verse, as far as I can tell.
I never said that Baki or Yujiro's IA is superior. Also, Baki literally said that Yujiro sensed Kaku's attack. But I suppose we can skip this then.I mean, it doesn't tell me they have better dodging via Instinctive Action than Epsilon. I sent the feats above so people can check and have their own conclusions.
For Yujiro's one, they never said he did via instinct/intuition. I won't continue this point; the scans have been sent, and people can look at them and decide.
Gotcha. Still impressive, but looking back at the statement, it does say she was hit by it. Impressive that she still avoided most of it, but I feel like you implied that she avoided the attack entirely. Both are still IA feats, but it really doesn't matter against 0.5 seconds unconscious, since it's something that would affect anyone.I was mainly referring to the third feat. When she evades the Invisible Blades without consciously knowing it was used.
The Wiki is referring to Benda, not the chin strike. Benda itself is solely external (Don't know why it's listed as limited Dura Neg when it's stated to work on anyone). The chin strike is based on speed rather than force being applied. Plus, Baki has several ways of increasing his speed, like using Hand Pocket, The Mach Punch, Cockroach Dash, and even Demon Back. But I think what's being missed out is that it doesn't take much for Baki to do this. He is barely grazing the skin, which is shaking the brain, which means it doesn't require a lot to do this.No, it's LIMITED Durab Neg for a reason. He bypasses the durable parts and hits the internals. The attack that shakes the brain applies force to an internal organ; that's what those techniques do. By default, internals are much less durable than stuff like muscles and bones. Since Epsilon can increase her internal durability, it means that attacking her brain or heart is the same as attacking someone's bones, the most durable part of the body.
Yeah, no. Agree to disagree. I would just repeat myself.how are you still not understanding... It has nothing to with perception speed, it has everything to do BEFORE one's perception speed
0.5 second BEFORE they precieve, before their reaction time... That is why they call it a "prediction" sensing that 0.5 s BEFORE any of their speed
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This scan is really all you need to simplify it
It's the same for any precog, they have timeframes on how far you know or see in the future, that's the same concept for the 0.5 s
It's basically a greater mastery of this, being able to use the "0.5 s" exactly right before they do anything
This is why it works against the skin and bypasses internal structures. Because it's speed-based, it should work the first time around, and if Epsilon knows Baki is bypassing everything else to get to her brain. By that point, he might just KO. So far, even if it worked on external durability, I don't think it bypasses Benda because durability doesn't matter here.
It's not like using PP or similar to apply force to internals are unknown in EIS.That's assuming she realizes she's been attacked and knows to do that for Baki
No. Only invisible slashes.I also want to know about Epsilon's H2H and if there are any notable techniques that she uses.
If he pins her or similar, she can pull out a spear/blade or something out of her suit and impale him.Also..looking at her profile, Baki has a Massive Lifting Strength Advantage in comparison. That might be a problem for Epsilon if he gets close.
"It" is their slime suit.
That's fine. I suppose we can come back to that later then.Yeah, no. Agree to disagree. I would just repeat myself.
I wrote earlier that it can be bypassed by speed. And I am not sure how this link really relates since it says a strike to the chin, but I would assume this is a direct strike. What makes Baki's chin attack different is that he isn't directly striking the chin. Pickle has already taken a bunch of attacks that should affect his internal but due to his physiology, he can't be knocked out by traditional means. Also, with the increasing internal durability thing, I looked at the page, and it's listed as more of increasing resistance/resiliency. Not saying she can't increase her internal durability, but I was wondering why it wasn't listed as Statistics Amplification, and that kind of makes sense. Are there other feats of increasing durability like this?
No. Only invisible slashes.
If he pins her or similar, she can pull out a spear/blade or something out of her suit and impale him.
Good to note, if Baki is going to use his LS for this, his best bet would be to land a Spinning Lotus. But I see Baki not fully landing it due to spawning weapons. Seems striking is his best bet."It" is their slime suit.
I sent it because it was brought up that she must know Baki can attack her internals, so I sent something in the verse that is the same; Baki just has those things more exaggerated, but they still follow the same logic.I wrote earlier that it can be bypassed by speed. And I am not sure how this link really relates since it says a strike to the chin, but I would assume this is a direct strike. What makes Baki's chin attack different is that he isn't directly striking the chin. Pickle has already taken a bunch of attacks that should affect his internal but due to his physiology, he can't be knocked out by traditional means. Also, with the increasing internal durability thing, I looked at the page, and it's listed as more of increasing resistance/resiliency. Not saying she can't increase her internal durability, but I was wondering why it wasn't listed as Statistics Amplification, and that kind of makes sense.
Yeah, it's kinda hot ass rn. Well, some of it is on there.Isnt what have been argued not on the profile anyway? For baki.
The link needs more elaboration since I don’t see how this is similar to what Baki is doing. I said it’s going past Pickle’s durability so her durability advantage is something he can get past. Besides, I brought up if more feats can be provided since the other link is specifically making the stomach handle bacteria. Which is why it’s not statistics Amplification.I sent it because it was brought up that she must know Baki can attack her internals, so I sent something in the verse that is the same; Baki just has those things more exaggerated, but they still follow the same logic.
Baki characters can also selectively choose which area to transfer an attack to, meaning it's very possible to bypass the FF. I misspoke about applying the force; Baki still needs only minimal force to hit the chin, but what’s being transferred is the speed or acceleration. Baki likely could transfer the force past the magic. Even if she can increase her internal durability, it wouldn't help because it's the acceleration rocking the brain that is more of a physics thing. Because of the impulse, the motion would cause disorientation or, straight up, being knocked out, regardless of how strong the brain tissue is.I'm still unsure whether they are effective or not, since Epsilon has x3 durability than Baki's Ap, and since Magic is applied as a shield around oneself basically, for him then, it would be the same as for us trying to hit the chin of an armored knight.
I mean, we’ve been going over skills throughout the debate. I asked if she had any notable H2H or techniques, and you said no. I think it’s especially strange that OP just said Epsilon is more skilled than Baki without actually discussing it.We never went in-depth on who's more skilled, but for now, I think Epsilon takes this:
Epsilon's main advantages:
- x3 Ap and Durab.
- Nullies Pressure Points and similar.
- If Baki goes for LS, he's dead, straight up.
- Can fight longer.
Baki would need to fight someone he can barely damage, and who could fight fairly longer than he can. I don't know how in-character it is for him to go with LS, but he loses if he does, and there's no way he can figure out she can pull ***** out of her suit at will.
I don't think Baki can really take this. Even assuming he's skilled enough to take zero hits from her and have the advantage the entire fight, Epsilon can endure until he tires out and win after.
What's going on the update?Tbh I'm currently updating the verse, so in hindsight this match probably shouldn't even be done; low-key should add the outdated thing on the profiles.
Everything.What's going on the update?
Because it seemed to me you were talking about specific techniques, which she lacks. Of course, she has h2h feats.I mean, we’ve been going over skills throughout the debate. I asked if she had any notable H2H or techniques, and you said no.
Martial Arts & Weapon Mastery (As one of the Seven Shadows, Epsilon upscales Numbers' martial arts arsenal, and her martial arts talent was considered at the pinnacle of her generation even before joining the Shadow Garden)
Whenever you make it, could you send it to the Baki General discussion? I'm all for a revision for Baki, so I definitely have a few things to add.Everything.
It was still a good debate, nonetheless, and was still a good way to see how Baki handles characters with impressive hax abilities like these.Don't feel like continuing the rest since it will be argued that the match is invalid.
For sure, when parts are done l send em over for review and addition.Whenever you make it, could you send it to the Baki General discussion? I'm all for a revision for Baki, so I definitely have a few things to add.
Because it seemed to me you were talking about specific techniques, which she lacks. Of course, she has h2h feats.
The OP thinks Epsilon edges out Baki in h2h, that's why he wrote she is more skilled.
Don't feel like continuing the rest since it will be argued that the match is invalid.