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Regulus Corneas VS Gojo Satoru • The Finale • (10-3-0)

Gojo isn't willing to slaughter a crowd of innocents, even if he did know they were connected to Regulus' invincibility it's not gonna happen. It's way too out of character.
 
He doesn't know they're innocents because he has no prior knowledge. I see no reason he wouldn't assume them as enemies.
 
No reason to assume they're dangerous enemies that he should slaughter without hesitation either. Literally Gojo's first quote on his profile affirms that he isn't gonna nuke a bunch of people.
You're taking this completely out of context. First of all, Kenjaku flat out states that gojo isn't the type like Yuji to worry about the lives of innocents if he sees no way around the situation. Gojo knew for a fact that the people in the subway were random civilians and eventually gave in. Here this is a wide open area, Gojo will clearly decipher they aren't random humans and linked to Regi, and thus there is no reason for him to hold back.
 
No reason to assume they're dangerous enemies that he should slaughter without hesitation either.
He's in a fight, why wouldn't he assume they're dangerous when all he knows is that he's in a fight with no knowledge
 
You're taking this completely out of context. First of all, Kenjaku flat out states that gojo isn't the type like Yuji to worry about the lives of innocents if he sees no way around the situation. Gojo knew for a fact that the people in the subway were random civilians and eventually gave in. Here this is a wide open area, Gojo will clearly decipher they aren't random humans and linked to Regi, and thus there is no reason for him to hold back.

Yeah, Gojo is capable of being cold-hearted in terms of people killed by the enemy, but not in terms of people he personally kills.
You could save everyone outside of the Domain, plus everyone not down here in the fifth-floor basement. But you can't! You won't!! Your concept of sacrifice is limited to the humans killed by Curses, not ones killed by Satoru Gojo!
It's the reason why Gojo cast a 0.2 second Domain despite the risks, to avoid killing humans.

And identifying that the wives belong to Regulus isn't difficult, Regulus will probably tell him without even being asked. That doesn't mean he will realize that they're connected to his invincibility. Regulus is even happy to use his wives as hostages and kills them without hesitation if they displease him.
 
Yeah, Gojo is capable of being cold-hearted in terms of people killed by the enemy, but not in terms of people he personally kills.

It's the reason why Gojo cast a 0.2 second Domain despite the risks, to avoid killing humans.

And identifying that the wives belong to Regulus isn't difficult, Regulus will probably tell him without even being asked. That doesn't mean he will realize that they're connected to his invincibility. Regulus is even happy to use his wives as hostages and kills them without hesitation if they displease him.
This is not the same context. Gojo KNEW the non-sorcerors in the station were innocent bystanders of his country, and even then upon 5 seconds of meeting him, Mahito discusses how Gojo can be cold-hearted unlike Yuji.

Gojo has no reason to be dumb and see an assortment of random chicks huddled up absence of anyone else aside his enemy, and not guess that they are connected, especially with the six eyes. Him not wanting to wantonly killed hundreds to thousands of people in a terror incident, is not at all comparable to this situation.
 
Wives are assumed to be 4 kilometers away from Regulus at the start of the match in the SBA location of New York. This means there are hundreds of thousands to millions of people in the area and it is unclear which are his wives.
Here it is btw.
Edit:but i dunno if these conditions were ever changed.
 
This is not the same context. Gojo KNEW the non-sorcerors in the station were innocent bystanders of his country, and even then upon 5 seconds of meeting him, Mahito discusses how Gojo can be cold-hearted unlike Yuji.
How is it not? Gojo can tell with a glance that they're normal humans. Being the clearly emotionly-empty wives (victims) of a psycho he's trying to kill doesn't mean he's just going to kill them, especially when he doesn't know that they're related to Regulus' abilities.

And yeah, Mahito says he can be cold-hearted, and right after that he says what I quoted.

Gojo has no reason to be dumb and see an assortment of random chicks huddled up absence of anyone else aside his enemy, and not guess that they are connected, especially with the six eyes. Him not wanting to wantonly killed hundreds to thousands of people in a terror incident, is not at all comparable to this situation.
So you think he's gonna see a psycho with a bunch of emotionally dead women terrified of him, and think that they're connected to Regulus' ability, and he's gonna think this while Regulus is right in front of him about to attack him?
 
Gojo isn't willing to slaughter a crowd of innocents, even if he did know they were connected to Regulus' invincibility it's not gonna happen. It's way too out of character.
To be fair this is in character but willing to kill. I totally agree that he wouldn't just go for slaughter off the bat or think of attacking the wives from the get-go, though.
 
How is it not? Gojo can tell with a glance that they're normal humans. Being the clearly emotionly-empty wives (victims) of a psycho he's trying to kill doesn't mean he's just going to kill them, especially when he doesn't know that they're related to Regulus' abilities.
He has no idea they are his victims but to my understanding, they are connected to Regi via some energy correct?

This would be a similar situation to Gojo fighting Mahito who is using human puppets. He isn't going to take an L to try and save 12 people he doesn't know in a random battle, and on the slight chance he did, it would be via UV. gojo can't UV, so I doubt he's taking an L here to not wipe a threat.
And yeah, Mahito says he can be cold-hearted, and right after that he says what I quoted.
Yes, so you have established that Gojo will not wantonly slawy hundreds and thousands of confirmed humans in an enclosed area.

Now prove he won't kill 12 random grisl tangentially related to Regi during the fight and actively not use match ending moves due to this.
So you think he's gonna see a psycho with a bunch of emotionally dead women terrified of him, and think that they're connected to Regulus' ability, and he's gonna think this while Regulus is right in front of him about to attack him?
Uhm, he is 4km away. The only thing Gojo is going to go over his A.) energy signature, B.) The fact they are together, C.) Regi's strength.

There is absolutely no reason for him to forego potential match ending moves in order to not kill 12 females he has no idea as to who they are, let alone them being huddled up around the dude he's randomly been assigned to fight.
 
He has no idea they are his victims but to my understanding, they are connected to Regi via some energy correct?
If they are connected by any energy, Gojo certainly can't detect it, since Subaru who can detect the Unseen Hand- an ability which is undetectable even to characters that can detect and avoid invisible attacks on instinct- could not detect any connection between Regulus and his wives.

This would be a similar situation to Gojo fighting Mahito who is using human puppets. He isn't going to take an L to try and save 12 people he doesn't know in a random battle, and on the slight chance he did, it would be via UV. gojo can't UV, so I doubt he's taking an L here to not wipe a threat.
Regulus' 53 wives aren't like Transfigured Humans, which are unable to be saved due to the nature of Mahito's technique. Gojo has literally no way to discover the connection between Regulus' Lion Heart and the wives.

Now prove he won't kill 12 random grisl tangentially related to Regi during the fight and actively not use match ending moves due to this.
He won't kill 53 innocent people that he doesn't know have to die for him to weaken Regulus. Gojo is willing to think of deaths caused by the enemy as unfortunate sacrifices, but he isn't willing to kill bystanders himself.

Uhm, he is 4km away. The only thing Gojo is going to go over his A.) energy signature, B.) The fact they are together, C.) Regi's strength.
The OP says Gojo & Regulus are 10m away from eachother, no? Regulus himself is also incredibly weak, such that a warrior that analyzed him on the street believed he was a normal human with no experience in combat.

There is absolutely no reason for him to forego potential match ending moves in order to not kill 12 females he has no idea as to who they are, let alone them being huddled up around the dude he's randomly been assigned to fight.
According to OP they're 4km away from Regulus, if any accidental AOE reaches them it'll probably be from Regulus.
 
He has no idea they are his victims but to my understanding, they are connected to Regi via some energy correct?
There has been no showings of there being any tangible connections of Regulus to his wives, probably because this is an authority and maybe doesn't even require a connection.
This would be a similar situation to Gojo fighting Mahito who is using human puppets. He isn't going to take an L to try and save 12 people he doesn't know in a random battle, and on the slight chance he did, it would be via UV. gojo can't UV, so I doubt he's taking an L here to not wipe a threat.
What zabzab said
Yes, so you have established that Gojo will not wantonly slawy hundreds and thousands of confirmed humans in an enclosed area.

Now prove he won't kill 12 random grisl tangentially related to Regi during the fight and actively not use match ending moves due to this.
Idk why you are arguing for Gojo to go out of his way to kill innocent bystanders. Gojo is far more likely to assume from the way Regulus speaks and the wives behaviours tnat they are his hostage, like how Subaru and Emilia reacted when they got that information.
Uhm, he is 4km away. The only thing Gojo is going to go over his A.) energy signature, B.) The fact they are together, C.) Regi's strength.
I actually wonder if Gojo could even detect his energy signature considering his disconnection
There is absolutely no reason for him to forego potential match ending moves in order to not kill 12 females he has no idea as to who they are, let alone them being huddled up around the dude he's randomly been assigned to fight.
Gojo would only get normal human signals from 53 women 4km away, i really dont think he would be worrying about that with Regulus in front of him

Also Regulus should be able to bypass infinity if it cant even handle spatial based attacks since his are temporal based too
 
Just gonna put this here, as its one of Gojo's hax and greatest ability:

"Barrier Techniques[30] also treat those with no curse energy as "buildings" as they possess no curse energy to recognize them and Domain Expansion's sure hits are unable to recognize them as well."
 
how does Regulus invincibility work exactly and what do you need to directly bypass it

Time Stop, Durability Negation, Invulnerability, and Acausality (Type 4; As the time of Regulus' body is stopped, Regulus cannot experience change, meaning he cannot get injured or even get wet in water, and it allows him to ignore all the rules of the world itself. Regulus can stop time for all sorts of objects. With the time of an object stopped it won't experience change; not getting injured, not getting wet etc. This extends beyond the physical, as Shamak which manipulates the senses doesn't work on him, and Regulus was fine interacting with Sirius, whose Authority works just by hearing her voice, seeing her, or being in her presence. Sirius' Authority works on the soul itself, and brainwashes others. The objects he throws such as dirt or water have their time stopped, and thus can't be influenced or stopped by the things they hit, simply passing through, regardless of how durable they are)
 
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