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What revisionsWrath Of Itachi said:This should probably wait until after the 5-B revisions.
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What revisionsWrath Of Itachi said:This should probably wait until after the 5-B revisions.
It doesn't have to prove that he is superior it's support that his base is 5BDamage3245 said:@AstralKing7; by itself, that statement doesn't seem to mean a lot. He has a life of life-force and physical energy, sure. But how does that prove that base Naruto is always physically superior to base Sasuke?
Damage3245 said:@Shadow;
The TL;DR, is that the group in favor of scaling base Naruto to 5-B is this panel of Naruto blocking one of Momoshiki's punches.
My argument has been that this is primarily a Durability feat, not a Striking Strength feat since Naruto isn't punching Momoshiki here. And we don't scale a characters Striking Strength from their Durability.
Omg, dude, it does.Damage3245 said:The Final Order; for the last time, that's not how that works!
You're trying to apply something in a specific case "Might Guy's attack broke his own leg" and trying to apply that to every other character. It just doesn't work.
Seriously; just break down what you're saying:
1) Durability isn't > Striking in verse
Explain where this is stated to be a universal rule. Don't just give me one example of a character who has higher offensive power than defensive power.
You need to prove that this applies to every character in the verse.
2) that means Durability cannot be above striking.
Where is this stated? What law is there that a characters durability cannot be higher than their striking strength?
Stop repeating yourself over and over. Prove it. Don't just say it.
This is what you fail to realize.Damage3245 said:@AstralKing7; not scales to each other. One of them scales to the other.
1) Striking Strength is the output of energy a character has, and due to Newton's Laws they must be capable of withstanding the amount of energy they're unleashing otherwise they would hurt themselves. Therefore you can scale a character's Durability to their Striking Strength.
2) If a character hurts themselves when attacking (punching so hard their fist or their arm shatters), then their Striking Strength has surpassed their durability. Therefore you cannot scale their Durability to their Striking Strength.
3) If a character can tank a certain amount of damage, you have their Durability. For example, if All Might withstood a City level bomb at point-blank range, then we could rate his Durability at City level. However Newton's Laws don't work the other way around; getting a character's Durability tells you nothing about their Striking Strength. Therefore even though we could rate All Might's Durability as City level because of his earlier bomb feat, we can't rate his Striking Strength at City level.
If there is a problem with how I have worded any of that, please let me know ASAP.
No, it doesn't work like that, sorry, and Naruto isn't an "exception", the verse has simply proven itself to work like that.Damage3245 said:> There should be no argument here. Striking should scale from Durability in Naruto. Idgaf about other fictional verses. In NARUTO, this is the case.
Sorry, but I'm going to have to shut you down here. We don't make special exceptions for the Naruto Verse.
If you want this to change, and scale striking strength from durability on the site, you're going to have to make a CRT to get the site to accept it first before you try and use it for Naruto.
Since the God Tiers 5-B status is being called into question on another thread, this revision should probably be halted anyway.The Causality said:Honestly at this rate I don't think the thread will reach a goal.