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Blue's LS
The previous calc for Maximum Output Blue was rejected here, there is a recalc yielding Class M.

Gojo's Inviolability
The main cast agrees that Gojo's Infinity is impossible to bypass and is inviolable,[21] which means that the many Cursed Techniques they've witnessed are useless against him, which likely includes Uro's Thin Ice Breaker, a technique that Yuta can use,[22][23] Kenjaku's Antigravity System Reversal,[24] and Yuki's Black Hole[25]
Chapter 225 is referenced here so I assume this part about Infinity being inviolable comes from this page. The issue is that there are multiple people sitting in that room with ways of bypassing it, Yuta not only has the sure-hit of his Domain Expansion but also has access to Angel's technique which extinguishes other Cursed Techniques and Dhruv's technique which uses the trajectory of his shikigami to form a domain and hit whatever is ensared in it. There's Angel herself in the room and also Higuruma whose Domain Expansion prevents his opponents from fighting and can confiscate their Cursed Technique. The assumption that Jujutsu High thinks no CT can bypass Infinity is a very generous interpretation when they're likely just describing Gojo being untouchable with Infinity active when they say he's inviolable so this part describing Infinity should be removed.

Downgrading RCT's Regen
Currently Gojo, Hakari and Sukuna have Mid Regeneration for healing brain damage. The thing is, Hakari's automatic regen during his Unkillable Mode is faster than Gojo and Sukuna's (for reference Gojo's regen could keep up with Malevolent Shrine's sure-hit) and he acknowledges that an attack targetting his brain almost killed him even with his automatic RCT healing his brain and allowing him to eject Kashimo's Cursed Energy out of his nose at the same time as the attack is running its course through his head (so he'd only be healing a limited portion of his brain at a time).

Reverse Cursed Technque relies on the user's brain to be directed so if a large portion of their brain was destroyed instantly then an RCT user would just straight up die. Destroying a part of your brain and healing it with RCT is also an extremely risky move to do once even for Gojo and Sukuna with Gojo facing averse effects from doing so five times to reset his Cursed Technique due to the difficulty that comes with healing the brain as it is a black box system, Sukuna suffered similar injuries due to brain damage from Unlimited Void which made it impossible for him to open his Domain anymore, meaning the two had suffered brain damage that they could no longer heal.

Low-Mid regeneration covers being able to regenerate limited brain damage so their RCT should be downgraded to that level of regen.

Agree: AbaddonTheDisappointment, Damage3245,
EldemadeDityjon, Quantu, Excellence616, Dalesean027, Duedate8898, Rosa
Disagree: Rosa (Downgrading RCT)
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So, another small addition to Infinity's stuff: its said there that Thin Ice Breaker can't get past it, but we got confirmation that Infinity is vulnerable to attacks that hit space itself because all that the world-slicing dismantle does is focus on cutting space
 
Blue's LS
The previous calc for Maximum Output Blue was rejected here, there is a recalc yielding Class M.
I agree
Gojo's Inviolability

Chapter 225 is referenced here so I assume this part about Infinity being inviolable comes from this page. The issue is that there are multiple people sitting in that room with ways of bypassing it, Yuta not only has the sure-hit of his Domain Expansion but also has access to Angel's technique which extinguishes other Cursed Techniques and Dhruv's technique which uses the trajectory of his shikigami to form a domain and hit whatever is ensared in it. There's Angel herself in the room and also Higuruma whose Domain Expansion prevents his opponents from fighting and can confiscate their Cursed Technique. The assumption that Jujutsu High thinks no CT can bypass Infinity is a very generous interpretation when they're likely just describing Gojo being untouchable with Infinity active when they say he's inviolable so this part describing Infinity should be removed.
Fine with this being removed, the evidence is flimsy, although with some of the examples I do think infinity would work. Like Angel's and Dhruv's where Gojo has resisted similarly functioning power nullification in the form of domain amplification, but that's not super relevant.
Low-Mid regeneration covers being able to regenerate limited brain damage so their RCT should be downgraded to that level of regen.
I disagree with this. The way Sukuna refers to the brain damage Gojo was healing from (i.e. regenerating the entire right prefrontal cortex) should qualify for severe brain damage and not just mild, and Hakari's RCT being faster doesn't necessarily make it better (like can he heal soul damage like Sukuna can? Probs not), so Gojo's RCT might be slower but still superior in the sense he can maintain consciousness with a partly destroyed brain and recover completely.

This might be a discussion on the limits of mild vs severe brain damage, though.
 
regenerating the entire right prefrontal cortex
When was the word entire used? I only remember Sukuna saying the black box is somewhere around the prefrontal and then we get told Gojo was rcting different parts of the brain.

This might be a discussion on the limits of mild vs severe brain damage, though.
Yeah, I find it vague on what it means by severe, since regenerating the brain stem would be a severe damage, but it could just mean regenerating large parts.
 
When was the word entire used? I only remember Sukuna saying the black box is somewhere around the prefrontal and then we get told Gojo was rcting different parts of the brain.
Well Sukuna does say "roughly around the prefrontal cortex" but it's further suggests to not be a minor chunk of it but a substantial mass, as the aftereffects of just healing that section didn't just bring about cognitive disfunction but brought him to near death, with Sukuna describing the feat as something which is "completely separate from healing your flesh and bone" in terms of impressiveness.

So given this, I think it's fair to say the amount of brain damage Gojo was healing was very severe.
 
Hakari's RCT being faster doesn't necessarily make it better (like can he heal soul damage like Sukuna can? Probs not)
I don't see how Sukuna being able to heal soul damage would make his ability to regen his physical body better than Hakari's since healing soul damage with RCT is only relevant if your opponent has something like the Split Soul Katana. Sukuna has things like RCT output and CE Amount that can hold him back and limit his regen speed whereas Hakari's output never falters while he's in his Unkillable Mode, in fact it's shown that it actually increases, because the infinite CE flowing across his entire body that makes his body instinctively do RCT constantly, as otherwise his body would break from surging with CE, giving him insanely fast regen. Hakari's level of RCT can also remove toxins unconsciously (which already requires a higher level of RCT than simply regenerating the body to address the toxin on top of removing it) and has the narrator outright say he's effectively immortal.

In summary, Hakari in his Unkillable Mode has better RCT output, an unlimited pool of CE to do RCT with and can unconsciously perform a higher level of RCT than body regeneration the only edge Sukuna has is that he can repair soul damage but that's because of his awareness of his soul thanks to being in a vessel rather than his RCT being inherently better. Furthermore, Sukuna never had to learn to repair his soul with RCT prior to Maki stabbing him which was one of the factors in his slow regen time since he had to adapt on the go after all his injuries from fighting Gojo.

so Gojo's RCT might be slower but still superior in the sense he can maintain consciousness with a partly destroyed brain and recover completely.
That's not really a matter of regen, that veers more into Type 2 Immortality/Supernatural Willpower/Stamina territory

Well Sukuna does say "roughly around the prefrontal cortex" but it's further suggests to not be a minor chunk of it but a substantial mass, as the aftereffects of just healing that section didn't just bring about cognitive disfunction but brought him to near death, with Sukuna describing the feat as something which is "completely separate from healing your flesh and bone" in terms of impressiveness.

So given this, I think it's fair to say the amount of brain damage Gojo was healing was very severe.
Destroying any part of the brain would risk death and cause dibilitating cognitive effects period so I don't see how this would separate limited and severe brain damage on the regeneration page. The examples of characters with Mid regen listed on the regen page are either people regenning from their head getting decapitated or regenning from having their skull pasted by a strike to the head, either of these kinds of injuries would leave Gojo and Sukuna dead.
 
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I don't see how Sukuna being able to heal soul damage would make his ability to regen his physical body better than Hakari's since healing soul damage with RCT is only relevant if your opponent has something like the Split Soul Katana.
The point is to demonstrate that RCT speed doesn't necessarily correlate 1:1 with your RCT efficiency / skill (i.e. what you can regenerate from), so that it could be the case for one character to have a faster RCT rate and another character to be able to regenerate from a greater variety / more severe wounds.
Sukuna has things like RCT output and CE Amount that can hold him back and limit his regen speed whereas Hakari's output never falters while he's in his Unkillable Mode, in fact it's shown that it actually increases, because the infinite CE flowing across his entire body that makes his body instinctively do RCT constantly, as otherwise his body would break from surging with CE, giving him insanely fast regen. Hakari's level of RCT can also remove toxins unconsciously (which already requires a higher level of RCT than simply regenerating the body to address the toxin on top of removing it) and has the narrator outright say he's effectively immortal.

In summary, Hakari in his Unkillable Mode has better RCT output, an unlimited pool of CE to do RCT with and can unconsciously perform a higher level of RCT than body regeneration the only edge Sukuna has is that he can repair soul damage but that's because of his awareness of his soul thanks to being in a vessel rather than his RCT being inherently better. Furthermore, Sukuna never had to learn to repair his soul with RCT prior to Maki stabbing him which was one of the factors in his slow regen time since he had to adapt on the go after all his injuries from fighting Gojo.
Sukuna also has statements of infinite CE virtue of Yuta (although I don't think amount matters), with his general CE output being superior to that of Hakari, so if anything these two factors support my case.
That's not really a matter of regen, that veers more into Type 2 Immortality/Supernatural Willpower/Stamina territory
Within the verse, sustaining your body from fatal injury is an RCT thing, so we'd treat it by inverse standards.
Destroying any part of the brain would risk death and cause dibilitating cognitive effects period so I don't see how this would separate limited and severe brain damage on the regeneration page.
Some brain damage isn't fatal, there's historic cases of people losing chunks of their brain or being impaled through the brain and surviving if it's in the right location, instead just sustaining obvious cognitive issues.
The examples of characters with Mid regen listed on the regen page are either people regenning from their head getting decapitated or regenning from having their skull pasted by a strike to the head, either of these kinds of injuries would leave Gojo and Sukuna dead.
Sayaka Miki has mid regen from being impaled through the heart and then having the bottom of her face vaguely impaled by a tree, Gojo being stabbed through the skull and regenerating entire sections of his brain seem more impressive imo.
 
Sukuna also has statements of infinite CE virtue of Yuta (although I don't think amount matters), with his general CE output being superior to that of Hakari, so if anything these two factors support my case.
Sukuna doesn't have infinite CE. Hakari during his Jackpot does.
Hakari's RCT is better than anyone else's because it's a result of his body having to constantly and reflexively run RCT so that it doesn't break apart from having infinite CE surging throughout it so his general CE output doesn't have to be better than Sukuna's since his RCT is explicitly an unconscious byproduct of having too an endless pool of CE. Hakari shouldn't have any limitations on what parts of his body (including his brain) he can heal because again, his RCT is a result of infinite CE surging in his entire body which would destroy his body if it wasn't reflixively spamming RCT so if Hakari's passive RCT couldn't heal his brain well then his brain would've have just ended up exploding from having infinite CE flowing through it.
Within the verse, sustaining your body from fatal injury is an RCT thing, so we'd treat it by inverse standards.
RCT uses positive energy to generate new body tissue, staying conscious from fatal injuries is an endurance thing
Some brain damage isn't fatal, there's historic cases of people losing chunks of their brain or being impaled through the brain and surviving if it's in the right location, instead just sustaining obvious cognitive issues.
If you're talking about something like the case with Phineas Gage, he survived because he got medical attention and Gage was lucky the doctor performing surgery on him had already seen a similar operation performed before and knew how to not repeat the same mistake that got a previous patient killed.
Sayaka Miki has mid regen from being impaled through the heart and then having the bottom of her face vaguely impaled by a tree, Gojo being stabbed through the skull and regenerating entire sections of his brain seem more impressive imo.
 
Sukuna doesn't have infinite CE. Hakari during his Jackpot does.
The same standards Hakari has infinite CE, Yuta should also. Sukuna > Yuta in CE quantity. Once again though, RCT efficiency has never been equated to CE amount (otherwise Gojo's RCT would be incredibly poor compared to Yuta or Sukuna).
RCT uses positive energy to generate new body tissue, staying conscious from fatal injuries is an endurance thing
No, maintaining yourself from injury is also done through RCT, hence why Sukuna uses RCT to maintain the pumping of his blood despite not having a heart, or using RCT to stop the bleeding of his attacks. Maintaining cognitive function during a damaged brain via RCT wouldn't be that different.
If you're talking about something like the case with Phineas Gage, he survived because he got medical attention and Gage was lucky the doctor performing surgery on him had already seen a similar operation performed before and knew how to not repeat the same mistake that got a previous patient killed.
Mora Leeb had 50% of her brain removed, 90% of a man's brain turned to liquid, and in general many forms of brain injury aren't instantly fatal, even the case of Phineas Gage him receiving medical care doesn't really counter my point when it's in the context of people who can naturally self-perform something beyond any existing medical care (especially during his time). So brain injury is very severe overall, however only some brain damage is going to be instant death depending on where in the brain you hit - Gojo was sustaining fatal brain damage.
This is about their immortality allowing them to withstand fatal injury via their soul, nothing about the shown regenerative ability wherein they're granted Mid on the basis of surviving facial impalement (i.e. what Gojo experienced).
 
The same standards Hakari has infinite CE, Yuta should also. Sukuna > Yuta in CE quantity. Once again though, RCT efficiency has never been equated to CE amount (otherwise Gojo's RCT would be incredibly poor compared to Yuta or Sukuna).
How would Unkillable Mode Hakari's case of infinite CE apply to Yuta when Yuta can run out of Cursed Energy. CE Amount is only relevant for Hakari's RCT because his RCT is entirely due to his unlimited CE causing his body to instinctively spam RCT to stop itself from breaking from having endless CE in it which throws RCT output and efficiency out of the window, Hakari being an anamoly in that way is kinda the point.
No, maintaining yourself from injury is also done through RCT, hence why Sukuna uses RCT to maintain the pumping of his blood despite not having a heart, or using RCT to stop the bleeding of his attacks. Maintaining cognitive function during a damaged brain via RCT wouldn't be that different.
Both TCBscans and Viz's translations say Sukuna was keeping his heart pumping blood with Cursed Energy after Maki stabbed him and getting stabbed in the heart doesn't just cause it to disappear entirely, Sukuna's heart would still be there in some capacity. To say Sukuna was constantly running RCT at the detention centre when he did actually lose his entire heart is headcanon. Maintaining cognitive function via RCT would be done by regenerating brain tissue, that's kinda how RCT works.

In fact, there is no evidence to suggest Gojo would act out-of-character by destroying an entire section of his brain first and waiting to use RCT afterwards when RCTing as he takes damage at the same time is a principle he avidly practices. He already has RCT constantly running to repair strain from his auto Infinity to prevent his brain from getting fried and was healing himself as he was sliced by Malevolent Shrine quickly enough so that Sukuna couldn't just cut him in half by constantly cutting the same spots on Gojo's body with his sure-hit like how Chihiro uses Kuro Scatter to cut people in half in multiple cuts targetting the same area.
Mora Leeb had 50% of her brain removed, 90% of a man's brain turned to liquid, and in general many forms of brain injury aren't instantly fatal, even the case of Phineas Gage him receiving medical care doesn't really counter my point when it's in the context of people who can naturally self-perform something beyond any existing medical care (especially during his time). So brain injury is very severe overall, however only some brain damage is going to be instant death depending on where in the brain you hit - Gojo was sustaining fatal brain damage.
Hemispherectomies can work because one hemisphere of the brain can adapt to perform the same functions as the other hemisphere and it's rarer for them to be performed on adults because the brain can't adapt as well at that point compared to early childhood like Mora Leeb's case where they were only 9 months old, slapping a 50% figure on there doesn't mean much in that case. If someone's brain stem was included in that 50% then they'd be dead. Nobody said anything about instant fatalities either, Yuji had his whole heart ripped out but was still able to get his last words in with Megumi before becoming morgue meat a moment later, death doesn't have to be instantaneous for it to happen in the same fight the injury is sustained. That 90% figure is also misleading, the guy had hydrocephalus which gradually compressed his brain over the course of decades due to a small buildup of fluid he had when he was a child (90% of his brain matter didn't actually become liquid) whether his brain cell count was actually significantly reduced isn't known but it's highly unlikely he actually lost 90% of it.
This is about their immortality allowing them to withstand fatal injury via their soul, nothing about the shown regenerative ability wherein they're granted Mid on the basis of surviving facial impalement (i.e. what Gojo experienced).
Healing (Mid-level): Kyubey's statement in the anime about magical girls being basically invincible as long as the Soul Gem is intact (Note that he directly correlates this with their healing abilities)
The page is clearly saying they can also heal, not just withstand those kinds of fatal injuries but if you think they should be Low-Mid instead then just downgrade them, Sayaka as an example for Mid-Regen can be replaced with someone who had their head decapped before regenning more clearly
 
Blue's LS
The previous calc for Maximum Output Blue was rejected here, there is a recalc yielding Class M
Agreed.


Gojo's Inviolability
Chapter 225 is referenced here so I assume this part about Infinity being inviolable comes from this page. The issue is that there are multiple people sitting in that room with ways of bypassing it, Yuta not only has the sure-hit of his Domain Expansion but also has access to Angel's technique which extinguishes other Cursed Techniques and Dhruv's technique which uses the trajectory of his shikigami to form a domain and hit whatever is ensared in it. There's Angel herself in the room and also Higuruma whose Domain Expansion prevents his opponents from fighting and can confiscate their Cursed Technique. The assumption that Jujutsu High thinks no CT can bypass Infinity is a very generous interpretation when they're likely just describing Gojo being untouchable with Infinity active when they say he's inviolable so this part describing Infinity should be removed.
Disagree for some parts, like Angel's CT and Dhruv's CT. These CT's that have nullification similarly like DA does, can be resisted like we saw Gojo do with infinity in Shibuya incident. The way to bypass it would be to have high output with nullification haxes like Sukuna did with DA. (Angel's Nullification hax also has an output of its own, like any other CT)
Additionally, you're kinda ignoring the fact that these people that you mentioned to have a way to bypass infinity, themselves heavily imply that they don't think they can bypass infinity,


especially Yuta who had seen Mechamaru's footage of the cursed disasters using DA to counter infinity


(who then got easily overpowered when he put out more output into his infinity to overpower DA)
If they think that still regardless of their abilities, then it simply is just that they can't bypass it.

Downgrading RCT's Regen
Currently Gojo, Hakari and Sukuna have Mid Regeneration for healing brain damage. The thing is, Hakari's automatic regen during his Unkillable Mode is faster than Gojo and Sukuna's (for reference Gojo's regen could keep up with Malevolent Shrine's sure-hit) and he acknowledges that an attack targetting his brain almost killed him even with his automatic RCT healing his brain and allowing him to eject Kashimo's Cursed Energy out of his nose at the same time as the attack is running its course through his head (so he'd only be healing a limited portion of his brain at a time).

Reverse Cursed Technque relies on the user's brain to be directed so if a large portion of their brain was destroyed instantly then an RCT user would just straight up die. Destroying a part of your brain and healing it with RCT is also an extremely risky move to do once even for Gojo and Sukuna with Gojo facing averse effects from doing so five times to reset his Cursed Technique due to the difficulty that comes with healing the brain as it is a black box system, Sukuna suffered similar injuries due to brain damage from Unlimited Void which made it impossible for him to open his Domain anymore, meaning the two had suffered brain damage that they could no longer heal.
Don't quite agree here. They're not quite per say suffering "physical brain damage" (not sure how else to put it) after chapter 230. Rather, they're suffering from side effects. Otherwise, Sukuna's transformation that changes his body (Including head) would have healed up those side effects, but it did not. Gojo who also regained back enough output to use rct thanks to his RCT Relay, also similarly did not heal his brain side effects either.
It's a matter of limit for gojo. For Sukuna it is a similar case.

By the way. It's seen that Sukuna can use RCT and CE whilst within his innate domain. He used RCT within his innate domain to resurrect Yuji when he died whilst they were inside the innate domain. And he uses CE to launch dismantle at Mahito whilst inside his innate domain.
It may be noted that so far only Sukuna can do this when he's just a soul inside his innate domain. And presumably, Gojo was also able to achieve rct within his innate domain (implied) when he was on the verge of death. Though his seemed to be more limited at that time. Do with that info as you will ig.
How would Unkillable Mode Hakari's case of infinite CE apply to Yuta when Yuta can run out of Cursed Energy.
Your link seems to be broken. I can't see the scan.
and was healing himself as he was sliced by Malevolent Shrine quickly enough so that Sukuna couldn't just cut him in half by constantly cutting the same spots on Gojo's body with his sure-hit like how Chihiro uses Kuro Scatter to cut people in half in multiple cuts targetting the same area.
"So that Sukuna couldn't just cut him in half" this wasn't really stated or implied but sure ig?
 
How would Unkillable Mode Hakari's case of infinite CE apply to Yuta when Yuta can run out of Cursed Energy. CE Amount is only relevant for Hakari's RCT because his RCT is entirely due to his unlimited CE causing his body to instinctively spam RCT to stop itself from breaking from having endless CE in it which throws RCT output and efficiency out of the window, Hakari being an anamoly in that way is kinda the point.
Because Yuta is given the exact same statements of having infinite cursed energy, so regardless of whether or not you want to take it as literally infinite or a synonym for very great amount, Yuta has the same statements Hakari has. Also just because Hakari's RCT is reflective and automatic doesn't make him more proficient than Gojo or Sukuna, this just isn't necessarily the case as there's more which goes into RCT than just CE amount.

Further, I'm still not convinced you can even use Hakari as an anti-feat, him regenerating his brain as it's being damaged doesn't suggest at all the limit of damage he can sustain before he died, it's an incredibly vague notion which you're trying to prescribe hard limits to.
Both TCBscans and Viz's translations say Sukuna was keeping his heart pumping blood with Cursed Energy after Maki stabbed him and getting stabbed in the heart doesn't just cause it to disappear entirely, Sukuna's heart would still be there in some capacity. To say Sukuna was constantly running RCT at the detention centre when he did actually lose his entire heart is headcanon.
Misspeak on my part saying RCT instead of CE, point is maintaining bodily function without the function of your organs is an actual thing within the power system of JJK, so they are absolutely relevant when discussing it and we can't just dismiss these qualities by saying "well by our arbitrary standards these are categorised as different hax, so they're not relevant to the conversation". My point in mentioning this was that Sukuna and Gojo can more proficient at utilising things like RCT and CE to maintain their body past fatal injury even without healing the wound, so it could explain why they may be able to heal more severe injuries even if done so at a slower rate.
In fact, there is no evidence to suggest Gojo would act out-of-character by destroying an entire section of his brain first and waiting to use RCT afterwards when RCTing as he takes damage at the same time is a principle he avidly practices. He already has RCT constantly running to repair strain from his auto Infinity to prevent his brain from getting fried and was healing himself as he was sliced by Malevolent Shrine quickly enough so that Sukuna couldn't just cut him in half by constantly cutting the same spots on Gojo's body with his sure-hit like how Chihiro uses Kuro Scatter to cut people in half in multiple cuts targetting the same area.
I don't see how this is really a counter the point at all, especially since Gojo's regeneration of a burnt out CT is completely different from his regular activity of keeping his brain fresh. Gojo would deal fatal damage to himself and then regenerate afterwards instantaneously, that's all we know, speculating on the amount of brain he'd heal at any given time interval, or the rate at which it'll heal compared to the destruction, etc., are just baseless scepticism being applied to this when nothing in the series demands it.
Hemispherectomies can work because one hemisphere of the brain can adapt to perform the same functions as the other hemisphere and it's rarer for them to be performed on adults because the brain can't adapt as well at that point compared to early childhood like Mora Leeb's case where they were only 9 months old, slapping a 50% figure on there doesn't mean much in that case. If someone's brain stem was included in that 50% then they'd be dead.
My entire point was that it doesn't matter how much of the brain is damaged but the specific sections of it, so this entire ramble wasn't necessary when it was my entire point lol.
Nobody said anything about instant fatalities either, Yuji had his whole heart ripped out but was still able to get his last words in with Megumi before becoming morgue meat a moment later, death doesn't have to be instantaneous for it to happen in the same fight the injury is sustained.
This is a complete non-sequitur to my point; the point being that there could be non-fatal brain damage and fatal damage and that's the only reliable metric in discerning "severe" and "mild" forms of brain damage, and Gojo fits into the fatal kind. Whether it'll be after a few words or not is irrelevant to that, and comparing it to heart injuries is also just entirely dis-analogous.
That 90% figure is also misleading, the guy had hydrocephalus which gradually compressed his brain over the course of decades due to a small buildup of fluid he had when he was a child (90% of his brain matter didn't actually become liquid) whether his brain cell count was actually significantly reduced isn't known but it's highly unlikely he actually lost 90% of it.
The article quotes saying 90%, but again refer to my previous two points, you're completely missing the argument and trying to get lost into the specifics when none of them are even counters to what I'm saying.
The page is clearly saying they can also heal, not just withstand those kinds of fatal injuries
There's a reason why it says limited given it's questionable as to the degree of regeneration is combat applicable beyond what's shown, and her combat applicable regeneration is considered mid via the feats listed on her profile.
but if you think they should be Low-Mid instead then just downgrade them, Sayaka as an example for Mid-Regen can be replaced with someone who had their head decapped before regenning more clearly
Her profile has been accepted to be listed on the official Regeneration page, if that's enough by staff then why shouldn't it be enough for Gojo? At this point you're not just saying JJK should be downscaled, but several other verses AND vsbw standards. For what? lol
 
didn't blue just destroy the ground it was moving on and pulled the destroyed parts towards itslef with it's pseudo gravity thus the clean after effects of the attack instead of literally ripping it apart or am i missing something

well, whatever
 
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