The battle actually does specify that, let me quote
standard battle assumptions since you've clearly misread it:
"State of mind:
In character, but willing to kill. The characters will employ their usual battle strategies, i
ncluding flaws such as being casual, however, must be willing to kill the opponent even if they usually won't."
So yes the battle does specify that. Ok so once again you've refused to understand the premise being presented to you, I will quote this
one more time from the Standard Battle Assumptions page, "
Character version: The strongest canon version of a character is used, that we have listed. The strongest version being defined as the one with the highest tier; if there are multiple versions with the same tier, then the most recent version." Unrestricted is listed on the profile, Unrestricted is her strongest canon version, the forcefields come out
passively. Ignoring this any further is an invicible ignorance fallacy and concession via burden of rejoinder.
The shield isn't out of character because she's only ever went unrestricted once and the shield was passive. It's not prolonging the inevitable, if Popeye can't harm her she incaps him since his hyponosis is dumbly out of character and she can just BFR him through time if we're gonna use out of character options. No, everything I said disproves your argument, you can continue to be stubborn on the points but you've objectively been debunked on all your points thusfar. Pucca wins in far more scenarios then popeye.