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Yeah I ain't reading allat. At this point we can just agree to disagree, because I'm to tired and to busy to be having fifty page VSWiki debates.Must be the power of Black Flash. Let's see if you can pull it off again.
I forget what you're referring to. From what I recall, it was whoever took substantial damage first had their domain get the boot.
I'm confused, is the analogy if Yuta and Maki were to "fuse" akin to what Sukuna does with his hosts? Need to understand to give an appropriate response.
...He adapted to Infinity. A technique Gojo uses on himself and doesn't attack with... According to you, Mahoraga never should've adapted two methods to bypass Infinity.
That's fair enough.
I forget this is Gojo right after being released from the Seal. So yeah, he wouldn't know about that.
Ah, no, I didn't see that. Apologies. I had to get the response out quick given right now it's 2 on 1 and what not.
This feels like semantics. Restricted, Taken away, Limited, etc. I felt the message I was trying to convey was still quite clear. He has far more freedom to use his techniques against Sukuna than he did in the actual fight. It's why I explicitly made note of the fact Gojo could still use his attacks and noted a conservative fighting approach instead of saying he never used his techniques. It was exaggeration to use "taken away". But I figured that was obvious. Apologies if it wasn't,
He couldn't just spam attacks like I was suggesting though. I already noted that in my last comment. That would drastically speed up the adaptation process.
This all only makes sense if Gojo thinks Sukuna would be summoning someone significantly weaker than himself, despite he himself stating that with Mahoraga, he had the potential to beat himself. It should be quite simple to deduce that Mahoraga is not some jobber he can erase with a simple punch.
Spamming wouldn't be more beneficial, nor really ANY of the suggestions you offered. Spam attacks? Cool, just accelerates Mahoraga's adaptation. Would say the same for teleportation, but you seem to disagree with that. So unless you wanna vc on discord or smth, I don't really wanna continue on that tangent. Gojo as we heard according to his own thoughts took the OPPOSITE strategy, because he believed that was the safer approach. And instead tried to used fewer of his techniques and catch them off guard with another one. And that's explicitly because of Mahoraga's adaptation. So this isn't in any way indicative of the way he fights when he can use his technique without consequences. We have other instances that can be used throughout the series that would serve as a better example of what he would do. First fight with Sukuna? Teleportation spam. Jogo? Red, Domain Expansion. Toji? Blue numerous times, Red, and then Purple. Used Blue to clear up fodder clones. Against the Disaster Curses he did have to use H2H due to there being several + domain amplification + innocents all around that could be killed, and even then he tried his best to find the oppurtunity to use his Techniques, such as Domain Expansion.
He very clearly favors abusing his techniques when he thinks he can without consequence. Stop using the one instance where he feels he should use them more sparingly to dictate how he'd fight without the need to worry about risks.
You'll look pretty goofy when the dude survives the rockets and fires back at you because you neglected to consider the fact they can survive that. Could've easily been avoided, but alas.
Because why would you want to draw out a fight in a life or death fight against a dude you know has the capacity to easily murder you? I know some peeps like to fight with honor even with such risks on the line, but I didn't take you for the type. Me personally, I'm taking care of them asap with my rocket launcher. You can draw it out and maybe live to regret it.
You forgot to mention that they can't adapt to your techniques if you don't use them. So it's justifiable for you to think using close quarters combat would be a feasible method to beat them. Since there's nothing to adapt to. Your life is still at risk of course, but thinking you shouldn't use the thing that your opponent can adapt to (Granted they can survive it, which you aren't aware of, so you're taking a huge risk if you try to finish them off with it asap) asap and as often as possible is entirely justified.
I'm also going to assume you meant dire as opposed to desire. Anyways, I would unironically argue with you on the latter scenario being more dire. The more dire scenario is whatever one you choose to play more stupidly. Fighting an opponent who can't adapt to your abilities? Finish them off asap and don't five them the opportunity to harm or kill you (I assume you don't want to be harmed. Unless you're into that, then no judgement from me). Fighting an opponent who can gradually adapt to your moves? Avoid using moves in question and instead just opt for close quarters. That's your best bet. Especially if you aren't fully aware of your opponents strength/durability, as that would very easily result in fatal outcome.
Of course, that's why I crossed it out when I listed it as a possibility. Since it's something Gojo wouldn't be aware of (Until after it has happened and his move has no effect ofc).
It feels at this rate, we'll continue ad nauseum, so I'd be fine with just agreeing to disagree. At least on here, because debating on Vs Wiki quickly becomes cancerous. And I think we can both agree on that.