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Samurai Jack vs Genji Shimada
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Well, only a matter of time before this happened. I'm going Jack here. Genji is good, but I believe Jack is better. Very similar skill set otherwise.
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Jack FRA
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Something something ninjas counter samurai
Something something Jack more experience and stamina
Something something Jack more experience and stamina
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Genji is basically just Shinobi with shurikens instead of stealth.
...Joking aside, Jack really does fight guys like Genji all the time in his verse. In fact, a "cyborg ninja super-soldier" would be right at home in one of his episodes, seeing as a good 75% of the fodder enemies he runs into are either robots, martial artists or both.
He's somewhat stronger/more durable than Genji as well (3.95 to 4.278 ton feats VS scaling to 2.9 tons), and also happens to be a lot more skilled than him just on the principle of what he's managed to accomplish in-universe. Stamina is in his favor too, as is his ability to adapt to various combat situations in relatively short amounts of time. (The guy was turned into a rooster once and still managed to retain his fighting skill. When it comes to "adapting", it doesn't get much more absurd than that)
Overall, Jack just has this one in the bag. 7/10 at worst imo.
...Joking aside, Jack really does fight guys like Genji all the time in his verse. In fact, a "cyborg ninja super-soldier" would be right at home in one of his episodes, seeing as a good 75% of the fodder enemies he runs into are either robots, martial artists or both.
He's somewhat stronger/more durable than Genji as well (3.95 to 4.278 ton feats VS scaling to 2.9 tons), and also happens to be a lot more skilled than him just on the principle of what he's managed to accomplish in-universe. Stamina is in his favor too, as is his ability to adapt to various combat situations in relatively short amounts of time. (The guy was turned into a rooster once and still managed to retain his fighting skill. When it comes to "adapting", it doesn't get much more absurd than that)
Overall, Jack just has this one in the bag. 7/10 at worst imo.
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Yeah I like Genji inifintely more than Jack but he doesn't stand a f*cking chance. Like, he has absolutely zero advantages here.
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I'd say Jack FRA.
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It occurs to me, why are stat amps restricted? Both characters have them at their disposal, so it's hardly like they'll change the outcome of the fight any.
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Wanted this fight to come down to sheer skill alone. Didn't think it'd matter that much.MrKingOfNegativity said:
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Fair enough.
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Poor Genji
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The fact Overwatch is only High 8-C is depressing AF for me you have no idea
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I vote for Jack for kings reason
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Welp, that's a clean sweep for the foolish samurai warrior
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