Please, prove it, Prove that jujutsu skill are more difficult, go ask Gege and show me his answer
The fact that Gege himself made the strongest Jujutsu based on a debunked paradox(it wasn't even a paradox to begin with
) and his Black Flash shit make me think that he isn't a credible source.
Mister 2 times infinity, sorry, now he is at march
I'm kinda gonna go on some long chattery here about various points from the series and bring them up and explain. Just heads up for any here:
Why wouldn't it be more difficult. One is A supernatural element that has VERY lots of things to do with your mentality, control of emotions, fortitude and all that. You then use that to do various things that involves your brain. Ct's in general pose a strain on your brain to begin with.
“Since Gojo always has his infinity on, he uses RCT lil by lil to reduce the burden on his brain. But when CT gets burnt out due to domain, it results in overstrain.
This is different from usual exhaustion & fatigue users feel from using CT”
Do you see martial arts straining their brains from just being more precise and skilled in knowing how to throw hands? No you don't.
You also don't see them learning how to precisely enhance your body, how to correctly flow it, how to generate it, etc. They don't also have to be precise enough to affect the deeper parts of the body, like the senses or the eye sight, which requires far more control than the martial arts IP man and the others present, technically speaking.
Or heck the overall body like the brain too.
That's far more difficult already as it is. Of course that doesn't quite directly translate to being more skilled in h2h. But they sure are dealing with more difficult shit here.
Do IP man even have zone type shit for himself and the others like JJK characters do? When they get in that they just become much better, and improve from it afterwards the zone is over, in pretty much everything so to speak.
I guarantee you controlling some energy whilst moving your body in tandem with it to flow it and reinforce yourself whilst hitting people, is more difficult. Especially to then use specific martial arts styles where it isn't as simple as just throwing basic punch and kick.
Answer me this. Is IP man as versatile as Maki is with the amount of martial arts she has on her belt from a very young age, in some mere years of proper training? (After becoming a student) I don't think you can argue he is. Infact having that many and being that proficient on so many low-key just tells me that Maki straight up might be easily better. Not to mention the more experienced Jujutsu sorcerers like Gojo and many more with a lot of battles on their belt.
Either way. Like I said. Having far better senses like JJK does is pretty handy in analysing your opponent's movement, minute details and so on, especially when you get stronger and better from battles. You actively learn better through such detailed observation, something that strong JJK characters in CE reinforcement (Or Toji and Maki) are real good at, especially Gojo.
Infact Yuji is quite easily a really good example now that I think about it.
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After locking real deep in, refining his mindset and controlling his emotions far more better. The amp he received in Jujutsu, allowed him to quite literally get far better in skill, based on how he's more able to easily read the intent and minute details from his opponent, Choso who is also quite skilled. Went from struggling, to getting far better in skill, all whilst on one hand. You can read this in chapter 105
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Another example is how Sukuna and Gojo casually just sometimes fight upside down or sideways on buildings, especially Mahoraga himself or Agito. Not really impeded by such angle in the environment, whilst also being able to attach themselves to the surface casually with no issue. This just further proves my point on how better senses in JJK and the like makes body control far more efficient and controlled. Like how Yuji despite not being the type of person to be involved in fighting before he became a sorcerer, is quite proficient and good at fighting, especially in being proficient with Knives. Which again points the importance of how CE low key might just make you better in handling or moving in practically everything. (Makes sense with Maki being so proficient on so many martial art styles too lmao)
By the way idk why you brought up infinity and mach 3. We talking about skill here and how Jujutsu related stuff is more difficult than "normal" martial arts.
(actually now that I think about it, doesn't gojo utilise some sort of pressure point against Yuji beginning of the series after fighting Sukuna and showing off some Wing Chun moves? All casual too on that pressure point.
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One last thing that I thought of. Gojo and Sukuna still displaying martial arts after brain damage is honestly quite impressive ngl.