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@Mor. Yes pretty easily actually.
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Sanji is more the sit back and be analytical type, once he understand his opponents fighting style and picks apart weaknesses, he then flips and becomes aggressive.Morlock435 said:Well, based on the description I was reading of Sanji's fighting style, it seems more aggressive than defensive, which I think will hurt him much more vs Ozpin, who should easily be able to counter an exploit weaknesses in his fighting styles. I vote for Ozpin mostly due to the skill gap. Also might be worth noting that Ozpin does tend to keep his cool, and rarely ever loses it, if that helps at all with the murderous intent, since in character Ozpin wouldn't seek to kill him but neutralize him. Unless he deemed Sanji a threat to say, his students.
Oh boi. How long is a bit? Lul.LordAizenSama said:I'll respond to this in a bit. Posting this to follow and not forget.
With all due respect, hundreds of year old giants lost to a seventeen year old rubber boy. I just call all of this pis. Ozpin does have the experience advantage in most other circumstances.Knightofannihilation666 said:That makes no sense. If you have THOUSANDS years of experience then adapting to Cinders attacks should have been easy. This only goes to prove that experience doesn't always give you the win. Ozpin is the reason why the Maidens are here to begin with. Thus he should have known how to go about Cinder. So the argument that his experience is enough to win this is moot.