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Not 10-Second Mode. Base Monster Association Genos can one-shot G5's true form and fight Psykojet but 10-second should be stronger too, we just don't know how.Genos is 7-B already tho
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Not 10-Second Mode. Base Monster Association Genos can one-shot G5's true form and fight Psykojet but 10-second should be stronger too, we just don't know how.Genos is 7-B already tho
As pointed out the last time scaling Suiryu to Garou through the OVA was brought up:ONE was involved in writing the Season 1 and Season 2 OVAs actually. And he and Murata did the character designs for all the original monsters and characters from the Season 2 OVAs.
Source for the info above is The Season 2 Guide.
Using the OVAs is fine.
I have no problem with them not scaling as it was a simulation where obviously only skill can be simulated, and even then the game couldn't simulate Garou when he went all out.As pointed out the last time scaling Suiryu to Garou through the OVA was brought up:
If you know how physics works, deflecting something by hitting it from a tangencial angle to divert its trajectory takes significantly less energy than stopping it upfront. You can see this blatantly in real life in how, say, it's FAR easier to turn a moving car to the side than it is to stop it dead on its tracks.I fail to see why Genos would be Low 6-B. Genos being Low 6-B would make him nearly 64,000x weaker than Psykorochi, when he very clearly isn’t considering his Piercing Lightning Cannon can briefly clash with her, and he can deflect her blasts with unnamed attacks.
Okay, but we’re not talking about turning a moving car. We’re talking about a cyborg smacking away an energy blast and also directly clashing with said energy blasts on more than one occasion. So again, Genos being Low 6-B does not fit with what was actually shown in the manga.If you know how physics works, deflecting something by hitting it from a tangencial angle to divert its trajectory takes significantly less energy than stopping it upfront. You can see this blatantly in real life in how, say, it's FAR easier to turn a moving car to the side than it is to stop it dead on its tracks.
The energy beams still have mass. Genos would be shooting heated plasma or some other sort of projectile. The fact that they can curve based on impact also indicates that they're not weightless and can be moved.Okay, but we’re not talking about turning a moving car. We’re talking about a cyborg smacking away an energy blast and also directly clashing with said energy blasts on more than one occasion. So again, Genos being Low 6-B does not fit with what was actually shown in the manga.
Also can you even quantify how much energy Genos deflecting her blast (which by the way, he only did once while he clashed with her head-on several times) would be?
Seems pretty reasonable to me. He could barely affect her at all with any of his blows and even his strongest attack only stopped a single blast.Even with the current calc, Genos being Low 6-B would make him almost 1,500x weaker than Psykos when he clearly isn’t.
When exactly did I say Genos was just High 6-A?None of that makes sense if you seriously believe Genos is just HIgh 6-A.
Sure, it’s what’s statedThe energy beams still have mass. Genos would be shooting heated plasma or some other sort of projectile. The fact that they can curve based on impact also indicates that they're not weightless and can be moved.
Low 6-B Genos is literally what's stated. You have to ignore the actual written text of the manga to lie it.
And no, you cannot quantify it which is why it is meaningless to bring it up as a parameter.
Scans of this being stated? And I literally never said Genos was comparable, I stated the fact that he can clash with her.Do you think Genos commenting that Psykos' continent-splitting beam had an "immeasurable energy" with him not even being able to comprehend it makes sense if he has comparable power.
That’s blatantly incorrect. Matching beams, deflecting a blast and clashing with her is not “barely affecting.” And even if it was, literally none of that would be possible if Genos was damn near 1,500x weaker than her.Seems pretty reasonable to me. He could barely affect her at all with any of his blows and even his strongest attack only stopped a single blast.
No, it really wouldn’t. You can’t be 10,000x weaker than someone and deflect their attacks, that’s not how Attack Potency works. You should know that. If Genos was 10,000x weaker, hell, even if he was ten times weaker, Psykorochi’s blasts would’ve gone straight through his.How weaker he is than her is completely irrelevant. Genos was a nuisance that only served as a distraction if you actually read the fight. He could be 10 times, 100 times, 1000 times, 10,000 times weaker and it would serve the same purpose.
The weakened Garou fared a lot better against Genos (Who is equal to TTM) then the Garou that battled against TTM before he used WSRSF.3. The Garou that fought Genos is not the same as the Garou we see when he fights TTM. This due to the reason Garou states that Post Superfight Genos = TTM. And during the Garou vs TTM fight, Garou was clearly getting wrecked up until he used WSRSF, a technique that attacks pressure point and redirects attacks. And we see the supposed "weaker" forest Garou that fought against Post-Superfight Genos, who is on par with TTM, and was wrecking Garou up until Garou used WSRSF. Garou also is known to get stronger the more he fights.
Where is that stated?Yeah. Garou's durability and AP always balanced. It makes no sense for his AP to be that far below his own durability. He is not Darkshine.