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doesn't he have instant kill pressure points?Why would Mori hitting a pressure point immediately kill Ruby wot-
Mori's Bongchim Nah Needle Ryu's offensive techniques include:doesn't he have instant kill pressure points?
and how would he choose when he's hitting all of them? like, every point across Ruby's BodyMori's Bongchim Nah Needle Ryu's offensive techniques include:
The ability to cause blood to rapidly pile up in a specific part of the body, causing that area to explode rapidly and cause immense pain.
The ability to paralyze.
The ability to just cause pain in general.
The ability to cause one to experience death-like symptoms, but not actually experience death. It is basically a knock-out technique nearly indistinguishable from the Instant Death technique.
And the ability to instantly kill by striking a pressure point in the heart.
Any of these that will kill Ruby is something that Mori will not use. He can choose what his pressure points do.
If his pressure points worked like that anybody he fought would immediately get hit with all of their effects. Mori explicitly can only use meridian points with his fingers.and how would he choose when he's hitting all of them? like, every point across Ruby's Body
then he doesn't do anything worthwhile while Ruby just starts dancing around him and shit with her semblanceIf his pressure points worked like that anybody he fought would immediately get hit with all of their effects. Mori explicitly can only use meridian points with his fingers.
I mean the fact Aura is a forcefield helps a lot with that, and since Mori is at a stamina disadvantage... well, yeah.Mori deadass does the same thing but he doesn't have a semblance lmao.
He has pressure points that do not kill her which he can use to incapacitate her. We've also established his air pressure AoE does not encompass Meridian Points, and thus, can still harm her unless she simply no-sells it somehow(I don't know her AP).
when he literally cannot keep track of Ruby?A forcefield that can be broken with repeated attacks, which Mori can do very well by just spamming Bo-Bup.
I'd also like to point out that Mori has RPL/Accelerated Development that affects both skill and AP, as I previously pointed out, so the longer the fight lasts the more he'll close any gaps between himself and Ruby.
yes, defensively.He doesn't need to? We legit just discussed his instinctive reactions, Reaper, you keep forgetting this. The moment she comes in contact with him, he will react.
she can dodge so much faster than he can move it's not even funny.No? If he can react to her instinctively the moment her blade touches him then he can get in a counter-attack, he used it defensively like once because if he didn't he would've literally died instantly.
with IR. which is defensive. not offensive.And he can react to attacks literally thousands of times faster than him, so irrelevant.
What if she leaves where he can close the distance?Mori closing the distance immediately.
He can just... continue running after her and spamming Bo-Bup.What if she leaves where he can close the distance?
She does not have a choice as he will be the one attacking her in melee, not the other way around.also just doesn't attack him in melee, Ruby is dumb but she ain't that dumb
But how long can he keep it up lolHe can just... continue running after her and spamming Bo-Bup.
She does not have a choice as he will be the one attacking her in melee, not the other way around.
How would she even know not to engage him in melee?
I mean Mori would just dodge it anyway lol, it'd be better to use a Vindicare Assassin if you really want someone sniping at Mori.Actually, I should probably pick a fight location for this.
The assumption that the fight is on just some open field or some shit but I could probably give a location to allow Ruby to more effectively snipe, assuming she has any decent positioning skills in complex locations. I think that'd be interesting, at least.
Yeah, and even then she's got better stamina so... it'd be a fun fight to watch but I doubt this ends in any way that isn't Mori losing which is sad cause if I had to choose a character I'd choose Mori becuase RWBY frankly is okay at bestI guess he would, but I figured it would at least be fun to allow Ruby to use her weapon in a way that isn't just swinging around and shooting.
To answer your question of how long Mori can keep it up, that's a stamina thing, I guess. Spamming any of Renewal Taekwondo's techniques, at this point in the series, especially one of the basic mobility techniques, should pose little to no issue for Mori, but, it depends on if Ruby will be able to land solid hits while keeping a range, since she can use the recoil from Crescent Rose and her Semblance to propel her speed even further.
Eh sorry you really can´t do that, ******* ikki changed thatAt the bottom of the skill chain is aura users as a whole. While every living being in RWBY technically has Aura, actually being able to utilize it for things such as defense, regen, and senses requires years of training and a high enough degree of martial skill (and yes you actually need general skill for it) that only a small percentage of the population of the entire planet ever become skilled enough to utilize their aura. Of that small percentage, an even smaller percentage ever become skilled enough to manifest/control a Semblance (yes semblances are also skill-based). To reach this small percentage comes to the second half of the bottom of the chain: Almost every character worth their salt in RWBY has spent their entire life training in combat and can fight hordes of Grimm with little issue (Almost because Jaune exists). The entirety of the main cast of RWBY was initially enrolled at Beacon Academy, one of the most prestigious combat schools in the world, with almost everyone who was accepted there having been trained for almost their entire life to fight monsters, and each one that was not professionally trained requiring a skill display overseen by Ozpin, who has the composite skill of several thousand professional huntsmen that he accumulated over his immortal lifetime.
TL;DR, Skill Baseline = Having a lifetime of combat training, being able to solo hordes of monsters that can easily kill you if you make a single mistake, being part of the single-digit population of the planet skilled enough in martial combat to be able to subconsciously project your soul as a defensive barrier and being skilled enough in martial combat to project your soul as a superpower, and being recognized as one of the most skilled fighters in the world by a guy with millennia of composite combat skill
Thats the baseline for skill in the verse.
Ruby is well above the average Beacon student, noted as always excelling above her peers in combat training, to the point that even though she was two years away from being eligible to join Beacon she was admitted due her combat prowess impressing Ozpin, with him noting that she was already a master at wielding one of the most dangerous weapons ever designed (Again, Oz is tens of thousands of years old and has spent the majority of his lifetimes training in combat as well as training other huntsmen and even entire armies). Even before the Beacon Arc Ruby had been personally trained by her uncle Qrow, one of the most skilled professional huntsmen on the planet, and had heavily inspired her fighting style from his. In combat Ruby is capable of taking on entire hordes of Grimm on her own and walking away without a scratch and utilizing the different functionalities of the Crescent Rose, such as the massive recoil from the rifle aspect of the weapon and the weapon's transformative capabilities, in tandem with each other and her Semblance in order to maintain an edge over her opponent. Basically every named character is around this level of skill in the early seasons.
Now for Velvet. Velvet is able to perfectly and instantly mimic the exact moves that she observes other people use in combat as well as utilize multiple different fighting styles simultaneously, both armed and unarmed. Thanks to Anesidora, Velvet is also able to copy fighting styles that utilize weapons, and she is able to wield the weapons that she copies just as effectively as their original user. To date that we know of, Velvet is able to simultaneously utilize the fighting styles and weapons of Ruby Rose, Yang Xiao Long, Weiss Schnee, Blake Belladonna, Nora Valkyrie, Sun Wukong, Penny Polendina, Coco Adel, Peter Port, Reese Chloris, Fox Alistar, Vega Bleu, Yatsuhashi Daichi, Russel Thrush, Roy Stallion, Neptune Vasilias, Brawnz Ni, Bartholomew Oobleck, Flynt Coal, Edward Caspian, and Scarlet David. Of note, every person listed spent their entire lives training in combat and several of them are professional huntsmen with decades of combat experience.
Moving up the chain we have Nebula Violette, who not only outmatched Velvet in a 1v1 test of martial arts skill, but was directly stated to be more skilled than Velvet in combat despite Velvet mixing numerous fighting styles to try to throw her off in their fight.
Simply put, Ruby in this arc is comparable in skill to Blake, who in turn is comparable to Sun who is stated in Before the Dawn to be more skilled in combat than Scarlet David who outmatched Nebula in a 1v1 fight.
As for her own feats, on top of the stuff from before, Ruby has become skilled to the point of mastering her semblance, and doing so to a degree that using it in combat is, as described by Ruby herself, effectively instinctive. She regularly uses it both in cqc and at a distance, able to constantly stay in her opponent's blind spot and using her massive speed amp to avoid attacks while also constantly attacking, as well as having the ability to use it to rapidly put a massive amount of distance between herself and her opponent if need be, allowing her to pepper the opponent with ranged attacks from unpredictable angles while keeping out of their range. Her marksmanship also increased to the point that she can curve the trajectory of her bullets to hit targets that dodged her shots.
Ruby is also a highly competent analyst, and due to her obsession with weapons she has the ability to tell the exact function and mechanics of new weapons just by looking at them for a few seconds, including understanding their weaknesses and how to exploit them. She's also the strategist and tactician of her team, having come up with plans on the fly to beat Grimm that were strong enough to overpower each member of her teams individually, as well as understanding her teammates' techniques, semblances, strengths, and weaknesses to the point of being able to create entire tandem attacks and fighting styles for each pairing of her team members to maximize their combat ability while exploiting their strengths and covering their weaknesses, something that has allowed them to defeat opponents that were sigificantly stronger than each member individually.
TL;DR, bigger than Mori's.
How does that have to do with figthing skill? that only sounds like a really good energy manipulationthat only a small percentage of the population of the entire planet ever become skilled enough to utilize their aura.+
Oh that is really nice.... hunter skills aren't the same as figthing skills tho but still a good featAlmost every character worth their salt in RWBY has spent their entire life training in combat and can fight hordes of Grimm with little issue (Almost because Jaune exists)
And? is evaluated to a super mega skilled guy but doesn't mean anything, i can do a physic examn evaluated by albert einstein, that doesn't mean a i am a genious for thatThe entirety of the main cast of RWBY was initially enrolled at Beacon Academy, one of the most prestigious combat schools in the world, with almost everyone who was accepted there having been trained for almost their entire life to fight monsters, and each one that was not professionally trained requiring a skill display overseen by Ozpin, who has the composite skill of several thousand professional huntsmen that he accumulated over his immortal lifetime.
1. That is only experience not skillTL;DR, Skill Baseline = Having a lifetime of combat training, being able to solo hordes of monsters that can easily kill you if you make a single mistake, being part of the single-digit population of the planet skilled enough in martial combat to be able to subconsciously project your soul as a defensive barrier and being skilled enough in martial combat to project your soul as a superpower, and being recognized as one of the most skilled fighters in the world by a guy with millennia of composite combat skill
That lacks context, is ozpin impressed because ruby skill is actually good or because she is just above most of the academy in terms of skill. Also if the ¨changing modes extremlly fluid¨ would be impressive.... if she wasn't hypersonic (still good feat)Ruby is well above the average Beacon student, noted as always excelling above her peers in combat training, to the point that even though she was two years away from being eligible to join Beacon she was admitted due her combat prowess impressing Ozpin, with him noting that she was already a master at wielding one of the most dangerous weapons ever designed (Again, Oz is tens of thousands of years old and has spent the majority of his lifetimes training in combat as well as training other huntsmen and even entire armies). Even before the Beacon Arc Ruby had been personally trained by her uncle Qrow, one of the most skilled professional huntsmen on the planet, and had heavily inspired her fighting style from his. In combat Ruby is capable of taking on entire hordes of Grimm on her own and walking away without a scratch and utilizing the different functionalities of the Crescent Rose, such as the massive recoil from the rifle aspect of the weapon and the weapon's transformative capabilities, in tandem with each other and her Semblance in order to maintain an edge over her opponent. Basically every named character is around this level of skill in the early seasons.
She did that not because skill, but because her special ability so... eh....Now for Velvet. Velvet is able to perfectly and instantly mimic the exact moves that she observes other people use in combat as well as utilize multiple different fighting styles simultaneously, both armed and unarmed. Thanks to Anesidora, Velvet is also able to copy fighting styles that utilize weapons, and she is able to wield the weapons that she copies just as effectively as their original user. To date that we know of, Velvet is able to simultaneously utilize the fighting styles and weapons of Ruby Rose, Yang Xiao Long, Weiss Schnee, Blake Belladonna, Nora Valkyrie, Sun Wukong, Penny Polendina, Coco Adel, Peter Port, Reese Chloris, Fox Alistar, Vega Bleu, Yatsuhashi Daichi, Russel Thrush, Roy Stallion, Neptune Vasilias, Brawnz Ni, Bartholomew Oobleck, Flynt Coal, Edward Caspian, and Scarlet David. Of note, every person listed spent their entire lives training in combat and several of them are professional huntsmen with decades of combat experience.
Being superior to a girl with a fuckton of ability, to the point she just uses mixed martial arts, really good featMoving up the chain we have Nebula Violette, who not only outmatched Velvet in a 1v1 test of martial arts skill, but was directly stated to be more skilled than Velvet in combat despite Velvet mixing numerous fighting styles to try to throw her off in their fight.
You can't do a skill scaling change, that is not skill works. A guy can defeat another guy even if they are the same stats not because skill (there exists matchups and different kinds of skill)What exactly are you trying to say here? I don't understand.
He specifically states Aura proficiency is equal to combat skill.How does that have to do with figthing skill? that only sounds like a really good energy manipulation
Specifically mentions "combat", not hunting.Oh that is really nice.... hunter skills aren't the same as figthing skills tho but still a good feat
To get into Beacon you have to be evaluated at a certain level of combat proficiency by that same guy. That's entirely different. They aren't just evaluated, they are evaluated positively.And? is evaluated to a super mega skilled guy but doesn't mean anything, i can do a physic examn evaluated by albert einstein, that doesn't mean a i am a genious for that
1. Experience can equate to skill in some cases where it is elaborated on, in this case, the experience is spent training in combat skill.1. That is only experience not skill
2. Aren't those monsters animalistic in inteligence? Also aura protection sure helps and good speed advantage also helps
Actual incoherent argument.That lacks context, is ozpin impressed because ruby skill is actually good or because she is just above most of the academy in terms of skill. Also if the ¨changing modes extremlly fluid¨ would be impressive.... if she wasn't hypersonic (still good feat)
Ruby scales above her WITH skill. That is the point.he did that not because skill, but because her special ability so... eh....
It is a really good feat, yeah. Don't be sarcastic when you don't actually know what your talking about.Being superior to a girl with a fuckton of ability, to the point she just uses mixed martial arts, really good feat
What... what is that logic? what she scales to...Ruby scales above her WITH skill. That is the point.
And? how do we know that he put himself as a standard for the examnsTo get into Beacon you have to be evaluated at a certain level of combat proficiency by that same guy. That's entirely different. They aren't just evaluated, they are evaluated positively.
You know that hunting is combat rigth? Especially on the settingSpecifically mentions "combat", not hunting.
I wasn't being sarcastic but okayIt is a really good feat, yeah. Don't be sarcastic when you don't actually know what your talking about.
Oh ok... how do we know that was a skill feat? Skill feats are hard as hell to quantify and they need alot of context to know that it was actual skillThe logic is that she is capable of defeating the copycat character without using a special ability, but purely through combative prowess.
Not an argumentActual incoherent argument.