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Yeah lost output to make rct workable. Nothing about being at full power here. Not sure why you missed that.It doesnt need to say he recovered his output completely, he recovered his lost output meaning his output isnt lower anymore
It being higher than Yuta's doesn't matter when he's bound to just die right there. CE reserves do little if your ce output is so trash, like Sukuna's is.Its true that Sukuna’s output was low, however his CE is still high enough, his CE at that time should be still higher than Yuta who has higher CE than Gojo, and he actually was at death’s door after that HP, he was ~ Kashimo whos on Hakari’s level who cant take even one punch from Gojo, so if Sukuna didnt have the new dismantle, didnt have a way to fix his body, Gojo wouldve probbaly finished him off in 2 pages after that moment, its the reason Kusakabe said Gojo has won the fight.
Furthermore if Sukuna's ce output is that low. to where he can't use rct properly (not enough output for rct), then the Mahoraga he summoned is most likely close to the level of Untamed Shibuya Maho who is confirmed 3f level
So yeah, Mahoraga is getting turned into blood mist from that BF punch, if his output is back fully, like you assume it to be. That big gap is putting holes in the idea that he's at fp.
Hakari and Yuta can't even take that hit from that gojo who wasn't even serious in punching. (then there's the argument to be made that he didn't remove his blindfold in order to allow his six eyes to operate at full power/normal level versus blindfolded gojo)
Yeah but you're not getting the point that if Sukuna's output is just that bad, to where he's quite literal multiple fingers below, then he's simply just not surviving that HP, let alone a regular red. Take for example their first domain battle. Gojo was constantly being wounded by slashes, and any of his techniques being used in a domain, especially as powerful as Sukuna's, will be nerfed. Ontop of that, Sukuna was buffed by his domain. Yet one red wounded him hefty. That's quite telling about the gap between these two. I think you get the point that this Sukuna would instantly get blitzed and die if gojo was truly at full power.
? BF's don't stack continuously with more "20% shtick. That's just never stated if that's what you're going with. And how much it can help improve your Ce control is kinda negligible at a certain point when you reach gojo and sukuna level. It does help you recover your output, sure, but it's not like that big of a increase like you're putting it to be. And again, the idea of him being at full power here is quite contradicting to the narrative. He only recovered the output necessary to use rct properly. Nothing more. Nothing saying he is at full power or Sukuna is."Gojo has recovered the output that he lost" means his output was at full power there, lets assume he lost 40% of his output, after the 2nd bf he regained the lost output meaning he regained those 40% back.
And if you think full power gojo is going to get caught off guard by a Hakari level character who is near death, then I'm curious as to why you think so. Becuase the CE spark, and every other action from Sukuna, will be easily detected by gojo, and perceived extremely slowly. Especially given the fact that Gojo can analyze how the CE spark is exactly the same as the one Mahoraga sent against Gojo, which Gojo has seen. And can also analyze Sukuna trying to use his ct to send out world slash, and understand that it will cut through him.
Are you getting what I mean? Sukuna would be multiple tiers below Gojo if he is at such level of power near death, compared to the gojo who is several tiers above. The world slash simply won't even succeed in hitting gojo at all with how slow it would be with that low level output.
So the more consistent and sensible interpretation would be that he simply just hasn't reached full power yet, and thus, gojo and sukuna don't have a multiple tiers gap between them. Otherwise Sukuna would simply just die from that HP if his output is that extremely low whereas Gojo is ""FP""
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