Considering they’re in a city with… a lot of crap around them. I think Misako being able to throw stuff with enough force to knock them down covers her range. And well, she’s an expert at dodging Danmaku anyways.
I dunno, in Blaire's case, the "danmaku" is pretty predictable-looking; nothing I'm willing to call "absurd."
It’s still an impressive feat and goes to show her sheer skill in adaptability. Blaire is a witch throwing out actual magic spells left and right. Hibari’s supposed to be just a regular fashion designer and pulls out those projectiles and her thread attacks. Tsuiko traps her in a video game. And Misako remains unfazed throughout all of this, finds a way to dodge the attack, and overcomes. She could even try and outright break her projectiles. And considering (to my knowledge) she has a limited amount, that could help even the odds for her.
I guess it would depend on if Misako would have the ability to break the Mag-Lev Disks. She only has four of them and if she manages to destroy them with some well-timed parries, she won't need to worry about closing the distance anymore, and it becomes a fist-fight, which is naturally her bread and butter.
If Misako can frequently get the jump on people who can create afterimages, teleport, and fire this many energy blasts at her, I don't think that speed and simple frisbees are going to hold a candle to the type of things she's faced. With speed equalized, she has the higher reaction speed as well as enhanced senses, making it hard to get the jump on her. I would consider the sheer versatility of bosses Misako has faced in the past to be superior to Yokai and much more outlandish. In terms of martial arts skill as well, if she gets locked in a combo or even a chokehold, I'm afraid she's not making it out of that with her superior LS. As for wearing her down with her frisbees? I think the stamina gap speaks for itself.
Ill comment on the rest tomorrow, but stamina feats from continuously fighting for a long period of time isn't the same as endurance towards injuries. Does she have any significant endurance feats of continuing to fight when being beat down continuously (outside of gameplay ofc, since most game characters can take many hits, and being hit may not even be canon in a lot of cases with levels filled with fodder in most games. As in the cutscenes, they are often so much more skilled or powerful that they can't be touched).
She was basically fine after falling from a skyscraper and crashing through several stories of a building in the ending of the original game. In addition to this, she also has an abundance of items that can heal her if she ever does get tired, returning her stamina to full health. She has that luxury while Go Go does not. I don't think it's fair to exactly downplay Misako's feats here. If she can deal with dodging as many projectiles as she does without tire from people far more experienced than Go Go, with much more craftier gadgets, especially over the course of a day's long journey of fighting similar battles, then why should she have any kind of trouble here?
