Shou sends a group of people against Shimazaki

[LaGoneCarat]

Instead of the Scars coming out to fight, Sho decides to enlist a group of talented fighters all over the world. While Ritsu follows Sho and the platoon, they end up encountering an elusive esper known as Shimazaki.


Sho Suzuki (High 8-C)

Ritsu Kageyama (9-A)

Katsumi Orochi (Grappler Baki / 9-A)

Deadpool (FOX / 9-A)

Hornet (Hollow Knight / 9-A)

Spider-Ma (Into the Spider-Verse / 9-A)

Heavy (Team Fortress 2 / 9-A)


VS


Shimazaki (High 8-C)


Speed is equalized and everyone's in character. Sho is the only person with prior knowledge, everybody else is clueless.

Who wins, and why?

As for the basics required for espers, we're on a completely different level.

 

[Dargoo_Faust]

Shimazaki summarily kicks the crap out of or outright kills all parties except Sho, Deadpool, or Spidey in the first half-minute of the match.

Deadpool sticks around through sheer Regenerationn until Shimazaki decides to blast him into bloody pieces, which removes him from the match due to how long it takes for him to regen from that.

Spidey cancels out Shimazaki's precog and generally avoids attacks from him given his predictable fighting style, but eventually gets caught and kicked into next Tuesday.

Sho actually poses a challenge to Shimazaki however his strategy and moveset is an incredibly poor match for him. Invisibility is rofled by ESP, and while Sho could most certainly analyze and counter Shimazaki's preditible fighting style faster than Teru, and eventually start winning, Mind's Eye kicks in and he gets a punch to the chest faster than he can react.

 

[Junkoposter]

Heavy goes into hoovy mode and turns it into a friendly server ovo

 

[LaGoneCarat]

I believe Hornet and Katsumi might last a little longer against Shimazaki. Well, compared to the Heavy at least, considering their knowledge and experience when it comes to the art of battle. Of course, the esper does defeat the two in a few hits, and regularly abuses his powers like a godmodding roleplayer. But they should be able to notice Shimazaki's predictable fighting style, and hopefully catch him off guard temporarily before getting inevitably trounced.

Heavy gives Shimazaki a sandvich and mannrobics him to death