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The main issue i have is that people seem to assume that Rohan's abilities just instantly immobilize their opponent and never let them win or do anything against rohan, however that is wrong.
Rohan's ability could lend him a win if he rips out all the pages but he usually leads with writing "can't hurt kishibe rohan" on their face and leaving them be.
The issue is, abilities still affect him and this usually only protects him against direct harm, meaning that someone with BFR and good regen could absolutely crap on him. This is proven by the fact that Boy2man could affect him despite being written to be incapable to hurt rohan.
For example, on of the people who lost to rohan:
Four from battle for dream island.
The guy has instant thought-based BFR and low-High regen which means he could likely win against rohan, judging by the fact that rohan has 10-A ap which is nothing compared to him.
What exactly stops the guys from just BFRing him? He isn't hurting him physically, he's just teleporting him away.
The matches should be double checked and made carefully as otherwise it will cause only further trouble.
Rohan's ability could lend him a win if he rips out all the pages but he usually leads with writing "can't hurt kishibe rohan" on their face and leaving them be.
The issue is, abilities still affect him and this usually only protects him against direct harm, meaning that someone with BFR and good regen could absolutely crap on him. This is proven by the fact that Boy2man could affect him despite being written to be incapable to hurt rohan.
For example, on of the people who lost to rohan:
Four from battle for dream island.
The guy has instant thought-based BFR and low-High regen which means he could likely win against rohan, judging by the fact that rohan has 10-A ap which is nothing compared to him.
What exactly stops the guys from just BFRing him? He isn't hurting him physically, he's just teleporting him away.
The matches should be double checked and made carefully as otherwise it will cause only further trouble.