No? You said we can't use showings of relativity between Maki and other characters because of her "overwhelming narrative", I said how she doesn't really have showings to begin with, and now you're trying to misconstrued that as me saying the narrative itself doesn't exist. I was very clear in my post, Maki is portrayed to physically be the superior amongst the heavy hitters, however Kenjaku isn't a heavy hitter. So please show where the connection is between Sukuna regarding Maki highly amongst the students and her being superior to Kenjaku, because all you've given is Yuki saying Toji was "superhuman" compared to grade 1, teenage Geto - which even that isn't entirely evident in their showings nor in Maki's feats during Shinjuku or during ch215.
She does have showings. When did I misconstrue you?
I was very clear in my post, Maki is portrayed to physically be the superior amongst the heavy hitters, however Kenjaku isn't a heavy hitter. So please show where the connection is between Sukuna regarding Maki highly amongst the students and her being superior to Kenjaku, because all you've given is Yuki saying Toji was "superhuman" compared to grade 1, teenage Geto - which even that isn't entirely evident in their showings nor in Maki's feats during Shinjuku or during ch215.
This is not the portrayal. Within the story itself, she's portrayed as the physically strongest, not just the students, not the heavy hitters, everyone is compared to Maki, its about sorcery itself. Sukuna doesn't regard Maki highly amongst the students, he regards her
removal of sorcery as something exciting and seeing how good she is, he wants to challenge it. So there she's being recognized for her physical prowess, with it coming from the strongest in the verse. And I won't keep going in circles with you over the Yuki statement if you disagree with the clear meaning behind her words and want it to only apply to Geto then by all means.
idek where you're getting that from. Yuki's statement is a general claim, that his physique is superhuman, sorcerers can also make themselves superhuman.
She says he's "truly superhuman". Sorcerers are already superhuman, Toji is above their superhuman-ness.
You could show otherwise, but you seem to just enjoy assuming random things from very little evidence.
This is just dumb, sorry, but genuinely go read the manga to see that her senses aren't just analytical prediction. I don't need to provide every scan for you. You've read the manga and you seem to be knowledgeable so you know what I'm talking about when I say analytical prediction is a simplistic viewing of her senses.
So far you've admitted Maki lacks the feats to prove your claim that she'll reaction blitz Kenjaku, has statements directly contradicting your claim, and the best you can do to prove her "narrative" supports your claim is Toji being vaguely "superhuman" by Yuki's standards? But yea... "reread the manga or something" ig...
I never said she lacks feats. Kenjaku's the one who lacks feats and he's the one you need to be proving is above her. And yeah reread the manga. You, like many others seem to have glossed over the clear portrayal of what Maki is compared to other characters.
claim that she'll reaction blitz Kenjaku,
My words:
I'm not arguing that Maki's blitzing all of the high tiers, but trying to make Kenjaku relative to Maki is not something the story illustrates to us nor do we have statements to imply it.
Well the story is too clear on Maki's physical prowess being higher than everyone else's. These short moments of "oh well look they can keep up with her here" aren't meant to be definitive showings of her overall speed. Sukuna's acknowledgement of her physical superiority and need to challenge it makes it out to be Maki's power is above others. Inverse scaling is fine when the story isn't pushing a clear disparity in who's the faster or the strongest, so yeah we can scale Kenjaku to Kashimo, Hakari, Yuki, or whatever chain of scaling it might be but it doesn't trump the narrative for her being superior to others.
I could care less if you think she does or doesn't blitz Kenjaku's reactions. My thing has been about her being superior to others in all regards and for Kenjaku specifically in speed. This is all about her fighting Kenjaku btw so with her senses added onto her speed, it would make attacking that much easier.