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Well yes as i said. Irl it is more impressive, cus luck plays a factor. Not when its stated to be skill doeCreaturemaster971 said:"I fear not the man who has hit a thousand targets once. I fear the man who has hit one target a thousand times"
-Bruce Lee, Cowboy
That's what my first thought was. I mean, for a 10 inch target that far away, I suppose a skill argument could be made for hitting it 10 times due to change in wind or other variables that could change, but I feel like the variables would be negligible, right?Firephoenixearl said:Just wanna say. Hitting sth ten times is not more impressive than hitting it once. The reason it generally is treated as more impressive is cus hitting it once can be just luck. But if its clear skill then if you can hit it once you can hit it a hundred more times just fine.
How would you scale Vash's skill feats to someone hitting a 10 inch target from 10,000km away? From what I remember he never does anything like that parse, but he has skill feats that are comparable if not better, right? I only watched the anime, so I don't know for sure, but what do you think?LordGinSama said:I can post more stuff for Vash btw you could probably also scale him above any combat feats in Trigun since he's portrayed to have the best combat talent in the series putting him way above people like Livio the Double Fang, Nicholas the Punisher, The Gun-Ho Guns and Legato Bluesummers.
Yeah, it does, thanks, but, the target isn't 10 inch, it is only 1 inch in size.BakiHanma18 said:@XDragnoir does @LordGinSama's comment answer your question as to how that feat scales to Vash?
The same as every other "Top 5 X" thread, just debates done for the sake of it.LordGinSama said:But excuse me for asking but what's the purpose of this thread?
Hey, Ion. Did the statement of Hinata>Rimuru come before or after he got Predict Future Attack? Because looking at this, they seem equal, and the only reason why I say Rimuru would be superior is the fact that he won, using her own move against her.Ionliosite said:Well, Dwargo is mostly statements above being > everyone on Rimuru's country (which doesn't include Hinata since she's from a different kingdom), and he bragged his swordsmanship skill would be above Hinata's skill (unlike in terms of power, where Hinata is above him). However, Hinata has much more feats and statements about her skill, so I'll just take that last Dwargo statement with a grain of salt and say Hinata should be the one.
| She won't kill Rimuru. The duel will be over if Rimuru is willing to admit Hinata as the victor. Yet Hinata has not been able to execute this plan. Through his extraordinary control of dimension and body functions, Rimuru has seen through the pattern of Hinata's attack. What an incredible growth. But, these all have to do with body functions. You can't follow up with my level of skill. His evolution is indeed astounding, yet in terms of techniques, he is just about the same as what she has experienced before. Even for a skill such as Hinata's ÒÇîUsurperÒÇì that can rob the opponent's skills, it can only make the user's body memorize the movements of the skill. In order to master the principles of these skills, the amount of repetitive training required would be so much as to cause one to faint. It seems to be the same case for Rimuru. Hinata sees a chance to win. For there is a difference in their experience on the battlefield. Rimuru is clearly lacking in that regard. |