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Black Leg Style Vs. Sumo Wrestling
- Thread starter Ryuga21
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REALLY bad match up for Nomi tbh.
Sumo wrestlers in Baki have a explicitly difficult time dealing with quick successions of blows, while Sanji’s style mostly revolves around flurries of kicks and combinations. Only worsened by Sanji having an AP advantage here, making it even more difficult for him to face tank Sanji’s attacks (which is what Sumo wrestlers are built to do in Baki)
Sanji’s much higher lifting strength also means he won't be able to reliably throw or overpower him. Vastly limiting his sumo options here. He could potentially stop Sanji from moving by grabbing his bones, but Sanji’s acrobatics and maneuverability would make that difficult, even with comparable speed.
Sumo wrestlers in Baki have a explicitly difficult time dealing with quick successions of blows, while Sanji’s style mostly revolves around flurries of kicks and combinations. Only worsened by Sanji having an AP advantage here, making it even more difficult for him to face tank Sanji’s attacks (which is what Sumo wrestlers are built to do in Baki)
Sanji’s much higher lifting strength also means he won't be able to reliably throw or overpower him. Vastly limiting his sumo options here. He could potentially stop Sanji from moving by grabbing his bones, but Sanji’s acrobatics and maneuverability would make that difficult, even with comparable speed.
