Implying that more 6-B opponents will somehow prevent him from being oneshot. Ive already explained multiple times why Bayo's projectiles would work on D4C but you conveniently ignore it every single time. Bayo has sniped stuff from across a city before, she'd be able to hit him.
Yes, its canon. Sand is not completely intangible, if she hits him he's getting atomized through sheer AP.
Wow, youre really just ignoring everything i say arent you? She's not using a projectile, she's slicing and cutting. Bayo's bullets can hit cross-dimensionally so D4C is dead.
Yes actually she has, Balder to be exact. D4C is a stand therefore a soul therefore it gets absorbed. And no, speed is equalized, there is no 'it can move faster than she can'. Yes, literally all moves and techniques are made equal, thats the entire point of speed equalization. Bayo's bullets scale to her speed.
7.C-Moon can be resisted by sheer power, it would do nothing to Bayo
9. He needs biological material beforehand in order to do so or needs direct contact which Bayo definitely wouldnt allow.
10. Again Bayo has fought and beaten people who use timestop the same way Kars does
11. Bayo has fought and beaten people who did the same thing.
12. Purgatorio to return
13. Mind hax resistance
14. An army of 6-Bs against a 5-B, how threatening, Bayo kills armies of 6-Bs on a daily basis.
15. Kars never replicated weapons before
No actually, all except D4C/BtD and Whitesnake would do nothing to Bayo.
Kars doesnt have the strength to pull something out of the hands of a 5-B person with Class T Lifting Strength. And yes, she can, hell Bayo has returned from temporal BFR before. Purgatorio is in fact connected to all human universes as its a constant parallel to the human universe.
And now i know youve never played a Bayonetta game if you think she wouldnt expect that when almost every major opponent can do the same thing. As ive already explained Bayo has fought and beaten people who use timestop the same way Kars does.
And yeah, all of two times, it isnt even close to his consistent portrayal of how he leads a fight.