Your last point was irrelevant so I ignored it.
kokushibo ten years later also describes that yoriichi's current skills are incoparable to his skills as a child meaning even then he still considered yoriichi's previous skills as amazing and that was ten years later, that alone proves more than enough that yoriichi's skills as a child are not to be frowned upong and neither is the sword instrtuctor your avergae swordsman
there is also the fact that yoriichi never even had to learn, he just intantly realized how to use the sword
...it kind of wasn't
You didn't understand my point. I'm saying that experience being equated to strength isn't a concept unique to Demon Slayer or even expanded upon in Demon Slayer. It's literally just how every series treats experience. It's the same in GoH, experience = strong.
it's not that i don't see your point,the difference is what kind of "strenght" we're talking about here, in DS, strenght means skill, to grow stronger and faster you have to grow more skillful, the latter is a necessity for breathing style users, the characters cannot grow stronger and faster without enhancing their sword skills and mastering the breathing styles, as in they can only grow stronger and faster by being more skilled and there is a heavy emphasis on this fact in the series
is it the same in GoH?
Yoriichi has one fighting style. Other breathing styles simply branched off from his one breathing style, but that doesn't mean that he can use other breathing styles at will because he never did that in the manga.
he created all the breathing styles so i don't see any reasons for why he can't use them, they're branched off the sun breathing, but that doesn't change the fact that he still made them all, and if anything we never even saw him fight in the manga, we only saw him "fight" twice, one as a child and the second against muzan, and he basically dominated both fights
Then you're conceding it's not a feat lol.
...mate, i legit never said yoriichi having the STW is a skill feat, i cannot concede to something i have not even implied not defended
I am not mad, and no, I will not copy your writing style. Don't tell me how to talk.
alright, i love you two, altough that was meant as a bit of a joke and pretty sure i just told you to be polite when speaking
I will quote my explanation, and I will not do so again.
i read that explanation twice already and it doesn't explain anything, altough karma explained everything so it doesn't matter
That's not a skill feat either, because you don't need experience to use it, it's a passive ability.
you need experience to master anything just because he is able to use it passively does not mean that the fact that he instantly knew how to use masterfully in a fight as a 7 year old is not skill/adaptibility/intelligence feat
If that is your take away from my explanation then it is not my fault you, again, have poor reading comprehension. I explained it, you just don't like my explanation. And it's okay to disagree.
but that's literally the only part in your explanation that hints on how complicated the technique is..well again, karma explained this and i addressed it so let's move on
You missed the point entirely. The point is, the person with this immense analytical ability could not perform the feat that Mori did, making it a good skill feat.
true, never denied it, but already addressed that yoriichi's feat require better analytical ability and adaptibilty to do than mori's feat
I don't agree that it's more complicated at all. What Yoriichi did is adapt his striking pattern to hit Muzan's weak points despite their errattic
positions and movements.
alright
It's the same thing Mori has done- By adapting his striking pattern, he was able to predict the erratic flow of air of an attack that required 3-separate powerful techniques to execute, and not ONLY did he immediately counter this technique, but he COMPLETELY IGNORED the initial process of performing it and developed his own unique version of the skill. This is simply objectively a much more complex performance.
...not really, observing and analyzing a unique and
constantly changing physic with no set form and with weaknesses moving in chaotic patterns then instantly making an entire new technique dedicated to slashing all of them, or in other words, a technique to counter said physic is argueably more complex than analyzing and countering a technique that makes the wind erratic and making it his own/enhancing it as the info you need to process from the chaotic and constantly changing biology is much higher than the info needed to analyze the technique listed since there are multiple variables involved,
also, from what karma said, the air was not erratic,
to quote
The first stages were explained as irregularly reflecting air currents with continuous punches and kicks and controlling the flow of air, then blowing all of the air currents at the opponent with the 4th stage.
it was clearly controlled, this is basically just wind manipulation,
yoriichi's feat still appears to be better
I'm not sure if it's allowed to give this example since it wasn't shown in this key, but Mori was able to figure out an opponent's exact ability in great detail, all of its weaknesses and how the user is making use of it just by brushing shoulders with said person.
I think it's allowed though, because it isn't an ability he gained, it's just his intelligence.
...so he never saw the ability yet just knew about it after touching him?
this isn't really intelligence, this is basically just hax unless you can logically explain how he did it
