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Thats a false equivalance example because weapons are constructued to do what they are designed to do, no matter who uses them. In this case, we are speaking about humans possessing and summoning various Units with various abilities to fight on their behalf and to do certain feats. Which is why we shouldn't abitrarily scale feats from cardfighters and Units to each other, but only to cardfighters who's strength and skill consistently matches each other.
And yes, the power of a deck sets apart cardfighters from each other. Ren Suzugamori completely curbstomped Kenji Mitsusada despite both of them being National champion level cardfighters. Plus the fact that, as PSYqualia users, Ren and Aichi can even feel the strength of the Units coming from the decks they use, clearly proving that strength plays a factor into cardfighters defeating each other.
And yes, the power of a deck sets apart cardfighters from each other. Ren Suzugamori completely curbstomped Kenji Mitsusada despite both of them being National champion level cardfighters. Plus the fact that, as PSYqualia users, Ren and Aichi can even feel the strength of the Units coming from the decks they use, clearly proving that strength plays a factor into cardfighters defeating each other.