What makes you say that? Kaneda is able to scale up to Hatsumi, who in base was destroying Ohma at the start of the series(this is ohma 10 years after Demonsbane's feat) without any problems
I can agree with that, scaling is quite a broad topic, though not that hard
Surface Area is a very basic thing, why do I need to baby you through the idea
It's weird, Chiba was literally able to punch through Hatsumi as well as dodge his attacks and generally perform well, his loss even after the fight was explained as follows:
By the way, Ryuki was beaten by an extra, who was then easily defeated by Chiba, which suggests that the low tier are scaled
Hatsumi wasn't at peak condition there.
Your hard shell does not become weaker from your condition
Literally an entirely different version of Kaneda. You are talking about Omega Kaneda and Omega Hatsumi, which are NOT comparable to each other.
Kinda does for Hatsumi. If you say it doesn't, you're insinuating Chiba is physically comparable to Kanoh, who peak Hatsumi can take hits from, which does not make sense.
Hatsumi was taking the fight with Kanoh to a new level in terms of techniques, they play a fundamental role in Sen's art, he has developed his anticipation and attack skills to the extreme - but it still has no effect on his original physical stats such as durability(I hope you don't mean conditioning such as morale or physical, as that just doesn't make sense in terms of durability)
I haven't read the thread in full, please explain briefly whyGonna be straight with you Lil bruh but your method of scaling was already rejected:
Kengan Revision
Recently, 2 new calculations on Kengan were adopted. One of them is a recalculation of the old calc with the vibration of the mountain. This time we used a suitable magnitude. It's still 8-B, but is now in the middle position. The second is the calculation of the feat of Karo, who fought and...vsbattles.com
No, Kengan characters are not all relative in physical statistics. No, we will not be scaling them in relativity to each other based on guesswork.
I just laid out why this is so, I don't understand what's wrong with my method and examples
Is this a different version just because it's a sequel? Just because it's a fighting manga doesn't mean that any character is much stronger than their past self. Especially when it comes to martial arts.
You compare different degrees of damage, but the less damage there is. These characters are in the same league in terms of physical attributes. This does not mean that they are equal, but they are comparable.
Because there are clear differences in physical power between characters to the point that having them all scale in relativity to each other literally would not make any sense.
Not what I meant, no. Hatsumi and Kaneda both got stronger in comparison to their Asura selves by the time of Omega, and wouldn't scale relative to their Asura selves.
1. Please compile your thoughts into a single post. Quoting multiple of my posts in different messages makes it difficult to keep track of things. Please, and thank you.
Refer to the previous thread in which this method of scaling was already rejected. We aren't repeating a dead topic.
I'll read the thread and reply tomorrow
If I do not agree with your position, I can raise this topic again. Considering that now there is a person with the same point of view.
Nevertheless, the building shook.
You do not understand. Now any person who spoke with Saw Paing and survived is at level High 8-C
You could be City level and be a threat to the world. It's a nice supporting feat though.
Low 1-C Shen Wu Long vs Dante and Kratos
Ya mama
I mean...I guess this could be useable. Would scale to a lot of the mid-tiers anyway, depending on where our scaling ends up.
