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1. Ikki also does, that, but he also learns the history. So basically they only perfect. Ikki perfects and learns his story and ideas along with it. Also Ikki learns the entire style, not just some techniques. It would be aching to learning Kyotoryuu from seeing it's stance of clashing twice. A feat no one in verse is capable of.
2. That's not the same. Ikki used insight before the technique was used. As in "it was the first time and ikki had used insight on it", not "saw it once". And "not seeing it well" is casual trash feats Ikki did on volume 2 when he copied trackless step even though trackless step as an ability is to literally be unperceivable. Though what is Shichika's feat here? On the copying without seeing.
3. Yes but that's what ikki does too. What's the point of addressing this? Ikki learns the history and ideas that lead to a sword style and once he understands the entire style he removes all flaws perfecting the technique.
4. Citation. And it's really just semantics. It's not about instinctive reaction at that point. It's just dodging with less. Ten I Muhou is literally exactly that but by dodging with the least possible amount of movement.
Kaito's gave an answer to that question. All one had to do is take the opponents attack with one's body and ward it off without shifting the opponent's sword along with the place one wants to attack.
A peerless stance to evade the enemies attack by taking the most minimum possible movement, dispelling everything of the material world while feeling every physical existence around.
"Ayatsuji single-blade style final secret, Ten'i Muhou!"
It using less than a milimeter as opposed to micrometers while i won't say "ikki's is superior" it's really not much of a difference, it's just wording "minimal movement" differently. And Ten I Muhou is literally dodging by having the attacks slide off of you. That's way less than micrometers.
5. That's not a skill feat at all. He somewhat reacted, to something fast, not exactly what you call a skill feat, but if you wanna count that. Ikki reacted to Edelweiss' slashes who he couldn't even perceive and he beat 4 of his clones all of which has 48x all his stats (including ap and speed). So, whether you count this or not, doesn't really change much, but it's not exactly a skill feat.
6. Ikki can yes. He was knew what stella was gonna do 100 moves ahead before even she knew what she was gonna do. And Stella has the level of skill where she cannot fail if she wants to. Insintive Reaction is not "better than ikki's", not by a long shot, he just dodges for less. Ikki's instincts are good enough to literally show visions of the future and make calculations and info analysis while he's compltely unconscous. Ikki's instincts far outdo Shichika in every other category (even if we don't count Ten'i Muhou).
7. My bad i meant to say "this is Desperado Ikki im talking about". As in "not even desperado ikki could do it, let alone Shichika". I know this is base Ikki.
8. This is the arc where he gets SSSAF. He just gains it by the end of the arc, so this same key can be given desperado stuff just fine. But since he literally gained it in the last slash for the final battle of the arc, it's ok to assume this is not desperado Ikki. So it's not desperado ikki, but it's the same arc.
2. That's not the same. Ikki used insight before the technique was used. As in "it was the first time and ikki had used insight on it", not "saw it once". And "not seeing it well" is casual trash feats Ikki did on volume 2 when he copied trackless step even though trackless step as an ability is to literally be unperceivable. Though what is Shichika's feat here? On the copying without seeing.
3. Yes but that's what ikki does too. What's the point of addressing this? Ikki learns the history and ideas that lead to a sword style and once he understands the entire style he removes all flaws perfecting the technique.
4. Citation. And it's really just semantics. It's not about instinctive reaction at that point. It's just dodging with less. Ten I Muhou is literally exactly that but by dodging with the least possible amount of movement.
Kaito's gave an answer to that question. All one had to do is take the opponents attack with one's body and ward it off without shifting the opponent's sword along with the place one wants to attack.
A peerless stance to evade the enemies attack by taking the most minimum possible movement, dispelling everything of the material world while feeling every physical existence around.
"Ayatsuji single-blade style final secret, Ten'i Muhou!"
It using less than a milimeter as opposed to micrometers while i won't say "ikki's is superior" it's really not much of a difference, it's just wording "minimal movement" differently. And Ten I Muhou is literally dodging by having the attacks slide off of you. That's way less than micrometers.
5. That's not a skill feat at all. He somewhat reacted, to something fast, not exactly what you call a skill feat, but if you wanna count that. Ikki reacted to Edelweiss' slashes who he couldn't even perceive and he beat 4 of his clones all of which has 48x all his stats (including ap and speed). So, whether you count this or not, doesn't really change much, but it's not exactly a skill feat.
6. Ikki can yes. He was knew what stella was gonna do 100 moves ahead before even she knew what she was gonna do. And Stella has the level of skill where she cannot fail if she wants to. Insintive Reaction is not "better than ikki's", not by a long shot, he just dodges for less. Ikki's instincts are good enough to literally show visions of the future and make calculations and info analysis while he's compltely unconscous. Ikki's instincts far outdo Shichika in every other category (even if we don't count Ten'i Muhou).
7. My bad i meant to say "this is Desperado Ikki im talking about". As in "not even desperado ikki could do it, let alone Shichika". I know this is base Ikki.
8. This is the arc where he gets SSSAF. He just gains it by the end of the arc, so this same key can be given desperado stuff just fine. But since he literally gained it in the last slash for the final battle of the arc, it's ok to assume this is not desperado Ikki. So it's not desperado ikki, but it's the same arc.