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Versus Thread Removal Requests (New forum)

The match should be restored and the one with an unfair advantage should be deleted. @DarkDragonMedeus
How about the Post Rose Kaneki vs Overhaul match considering he straight up resists decon according to arguments and practically skill stomps since he’s vastly superior to part 1 Kaneki (this was revealed after arguments for Kaneki were not hidden anymore)
 
If a character resist Overhaul's one wincon then he needs another wincon for it to be fair, as this Kaneki can straight up splatter Overhaul with any attack due to the immense AP difference of hundreds times

One thing for sure is that Overhaul's spikes can't do that to Kaneki, as they only pierced a Low 7-B character which is around 20~ times stronger than this Kaneki, and that's just because the spikes are pointy.
 
Gorgon (Tomi Shishido) (Marvel Comics) Gorgon´s profiles (Speed was Equalized) [even though Gorgon is now weaker, he has High 1-B weapons as standard equipment, meaning that the mechanics of the match changed a lot]
Gorgon was always capable of oneshotting Sans back then with or without the High 1-B weapons. His actual primary wincon for that match was to survive long enough to take off his eyepatch and petrify Sans.
 
This match again

I was wrong to call this match a stomp. I should have analyzed the other side's arguments more deeply instead of blindly believing them.

The main arguments about Chisaki being able to "rip Kaneki apart with spikes" and also that he can resist a multi-stage blitz amp with ANPC were refuted in this thread, and if I understand Therefir's position correctly, he doesn't entirely believe these claims to be true either.

Since new arguments have been presented and the old ones refuted, the match can be added with minor changes.
 
the spikes are tearing Kaneki apart"
Can you explain this further? Because as far as I know, they still can tear apart people, as Overhaul's spikes dismembered Sir Nighteye and left a massive hole on his stomatch.
 
Also, those arguments weren't changed between the two matches, the new version isn't any more updated compared to the original one, and they are still giving Kaneki an unfair knowledge advantage, one that he doesn't need to fight, and therefore should be deleted from the profiles.

You can remake the match if you want, but don't go saying the new version is somehow an updated version of the previous one, because it isn't, it's just the same match, with the same arguments, but giving Kaneki an advantage he shouldn't have because the original match wasn't a stomp to begin with.

So sorry, but no, your argument about the original match being outdated makes no sense.
 
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Can you explain this further? Because as far as I knew, they still can tear apart people as Overhaul's spikes dismembered Sir Nighteye and left a massive hole on his stomatch, those spikes can still tear apart his opponents, especially if they are big enough.
Kaneki has a mid-regen, while ordinary ghouls with much weaker regeneration quickly recover from it.
The spikes tore off Night Eye's arm and pierced his torso, but didn't rupture it. Lemillion also suffered no fatal damage from them, although they pierced his torso and leg.

Kaneki is agile and skilled enough to evade the flexible attacks of his kagune, controlled by his mind and able to change direction freely. Not only will he avoid them, but the damage from the spikes has never been shown to be powerful enough to overcome mid-regen.
 
Also, those arguments weren't changed between the two matches, the new version isn't any more updated compared to the original one, and they are still giving Kaneki an unfair knowledge advantage, one that he doesn't need to fight, and therefore should be deleted from the profiles.

You can remake the match if you want, but don't go saying the new version is somehow an updated version of the previous one, because it isn't, it shouldn't have been created in the first place.
The arguments for the first match were that Kaneki's one-shot spikes were a big deal, and in this post you said that wouldn't finish him off instantly

Precog was also an argument, but you said Deku was predictable at that point. Essentially, he has no answer to Chisaki's multi-stage blitz amp.
 
Kaneki has a mid-regen, while ordinary ghouls with much weaker regeneration quickly recover from it.
Mid regen can't save him from a spike piercing through his head (plus being punched through his stomach and limbs would give Overhaul more than enough time to either disassemble him or shower him with spikes from all directions.
The spikes tore off Night Eye's arm and pierced his torso, but didn't rupture it.
I'm not sure what this means, the spike went through his back and punched all the way through his stomach.
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Lemillion also suffered no fatal damage from them, although they pierced his torso and leg.
Because he was hit by smaller ones and also that's Base Overhaul he was fighting with.

20% Deku, a Low 7-B character, stated that Nemoto Overhaul's spikes would have been lethal to him hadn't he broke the ground into smaller pieces before.
 
Also, those arguments weren't changed between the two matches, the new version isn't any more updated compared to the original one, and they are still giving Kaneki an unfair knowledge advantage, one that he doesn't need to fight, and therefore should be deleted from the profiles.

You can remake the match if you want, but don't go saying the new version is somehow an updated version of the previous one, because it isn't, it's just the same match, with the same arguments, but giving Kaneki an advantage he shouldn't have because the original match wasn't a stomp to begin with.

So sorry, but no, your argument about the original match being outdated makes no sense.
Based on the forum rules, the arguments have been reviewed and updated. Chisaki won't be able to predict Kaneki's moves when he moves as if he's teleporting. Chisaki also can't suppress his regeneration with a single attack, because those attacks didn't even break weaker characters without regeneration.
 
The arguments for the first match were that Kaneki's one-shot spikes were a big deal, and in this post you said that wouldn't finish him off instantly

Precog was also an argument, but you said Deku was predictable at that point. Essentially, he has no answer to Chisaki's multi-stage blitz amp.
Once again, the same arguments were used for the rematch as well, if you believe those reasons are enough to make the original match outdated, then they also make the rematch outdated as well because obviously nobody has brought these up until now.

Not to mention the whole thing about giving Kaneki prior knowledge, the whole point of that was because according to TG supporters, the match would be a stomp without this, but we just concluded the original match wasn't a stomp in the first place.

This not only makes the reason of making this rematch outdated, but also gives an unfair advantage to a character that never really needed it in the first place.
 
Mid regen can't save him from a spike piercing through his head (plus being punched through his stomach and limbs would give Overhaul more than enough time to either disassemble him or shower him with spikes from all directions.
Kaneki's mid-regen allows him to restore his head, and weaker characters don't mind severe brain injuries and brain severing.
I'm not sure what this means, the spike went through his back and punched all the way through his stomach.
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Because he was hit by smaller ones and also that's Base Overhaul he was fighting with.

20% Deku, a Low 7-B character, stated that Nemoto Overhaul's spikes would have been lethal to him hadn't he broke the ground into smaller pieces before.
You literally said the opposite.
Chisaki still can't get around blitz amp
 
I hope I was clear about it, as for the Post Rose Kaneki match...
How about the Post Rose Kaneki vs Overhaul match considering he straight up resists decon according to arguments and practically skill stomps since he’s vastly superior to part 1 Kaneki (this was revealed after arguments for Kaneki were not hidden anymore)
If what Castorice said was true, then that match would be outdated as well, but I will need to double check and see if Kaneki resisting disintegration was an important argument in the match itself.
 
Not to mention the whole thing about giving Kaneki prior knowledge, the whole point of that was because according to TG supporters, the match would be a stomp without this, but we just concluded the original match wasn't a stomp in the first place.
New arguments have emerged that haven't surfaced before. They're not related to the prior knowledge requirement. This is simply an extreme caution.

Could you ping the other moderators too, please?
 
I hope I was clear about it, as for the Post Rose Kaneki match...

If what Castorice said was true, then that match would be outdated as well, but I will need to double check and see if Kaneki resisting disintegration was an important argument in the match itself.
Besides this, skill and speed amp were important arguments
 
You literally said the opposite.
First of all, I was talking about the 7-C+ Kaneki, what does that have to do with the original match? And second, I only said they can't splatter him, not that they can't tear him apart or cause mortal wounds.
 
Could you ping the other moderators too, please?
@Antvasima @DarkDragonMedeus @Random-Helper323 @FinePoint
Besides this, skill and speed amp were important arguments
Well I just checked the match, Kaneki resisting disintegration was actually an extremely important point in the match and was discussed through many pages, and even you said at some point that Overhaul's Quirk would need to be layered for it to work...

That match is outdated as well, it's either a stomp (Kaneki resist Overhaul's only reliable way to defeat him) or Kaneki can't actually resist the hax making an extremely important point in the match completely moot.

The more I see it the more I think all the matches regarding Overhaul/Kaneki should be deleted.
 
Thank you
Well I just checked the match, Kaneki resisting disintegration was actually an extremely important point in the match and was discussed through many pages, and even you said at some point that Overhaul's Quirk would need to be layered for it to work...
In order for it to be accepted as multilayer, CRT is needed
That match is outdated as well, it's either a stomp (Kaneki resist Overhaul's only reliable way to defeat him) or Kaneki can't actually resist the hax making an extremely important point in the match completely moot.
Absolutely not. The main argument is "Chisaki won't be able to touch him due to the difference in skill and speed."
 
@Antvasima @DarkDragonMedeus @Random-Helper323 @FinePoint

Well I just checked the match, Kaneki resisting disintegration was actually an extremely important point in the match and was discussed through many pages, and even you said at some point that Overhaul's Quirk would need to be layered for it to work...

That match is outdated as well, it's either a stomp (Kaneki resist Overhaul's only reliable way to defeat him) or Kaneki can't actually resist the hax making an extremely important point in the match completely moot.
Is this line of discussion even relevent if chisaki cant touch kaneki due to skill and speed difference ?
 
Absolutely not. The main argument is "Chisaki won't be able to touch him due to the difference in skill and speed."
Oh, really, well aren't you just admitting it's a stomp, remember my previous comment about what makes a match a stomp?
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So what happens when the only reliable way Overhaul has to defeat Kaneki isn't actually possible to achieve due to skill difference? That's right, it's still a stomp.
 
Oh, really, well aren't you just admitting it's a stomp, remember my previous comment about what makes a match a stomp?
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The previous match contained the same arguments against Chisaki (Kaneki can't hit without dying) and was added. Furthermore, eight people still voted for Overhaul.
 
What does a different match, using a different key of Kaneki with worst skills have anything to do with this...? I mean, even the very first argument about the Post Rose Kaneni match is related to his increased skill in this key compared to previous ones.
 
Let's play a game of "1001 ways to keep MHA from getting defeated"
This started cause Tokyo ghoul supporters kept calling a non stomp a stomp. And got a valid matchup deleted. Then recreated the mstchup with a massively unfair advantage for your charcter.. really mha is the one trying to avoid a lose?? Or yall just so salty about a valid lose that yall will scheme and lie to make sure he gets a win.
 
What does a different match, using a different key of Kaneki with worst skills have anything to do with this...? I mean, even the very first argument about the Post Rose Kaneni match is related to his increased skill in this key compared to previous ones.
Only Kaneki's kagune resists decon. If you touch it directly, he'll die.

I don't connect the arguments of this match with the pre-knowledge from the Post-Rose matches.

I connect the first match without pre-knowledge with the matches with pre-knowledge. Skills, pre-cog, and speed amp resistance were overstated in the first match and refuted by scans and arguments in the third.
Chisaki's supporters literally wrote, "I vote for the same reasons," and I explained why "the same reasons" don't work from the start.
 
This started cause Tokyo ghoul supporters kept calling a non stomp a stomp. And got a valid matchup deleted. Then recreated the mstchup with a massively unfair advantage for your charcter.. really mha is the one trying to avoid a lose?? Or yall just so salty about a valid lose that yall will scheme and lie to make sure he gets a win.
If you thought that match was unfair, why did you still vote for Overhaul?
 
That litteraly doesnt matter. This not a mitigating factor at all.
No, voting must have a reason. You can't vote because you like one character and dislike another. That takes away the meaning of the battle. The fact that you voted for Chisaki already shows that you didn't consider it a stomping or unfair match.
 
Only Kaneki's kagune resists decon. If you touch it directly, he'll die.
Aren't we just moving the goalpost here? You said that the most important part of the match was that Kaneki's skills would allow him to remain untouched by Overhaul, which would render his only way of winning useless.

That's a stomp.
 
Aren't we just moving the goalpost here? You said that the most important part of the match was that Kaneki's skills would allow him to remain untouched by Overhaul, which would render his only way of winning useless.

That's a stomp.
I'm responding to various parts of your message. Nothing more. Just because a kagune resists deconstruction doesn't mean Chisaki can't kill it with a touch. Yes, Kaneki has skills, but the fact that eight people disagree with his victory already makes this match no small feat.

Furthermore, I'm emphasizing the removal of the very first match for the reasons mentioned above.
 
This started cause Tokyo ghoul supporters kept calling a non stomp a stomp
Did you even read what Nik said? It happened because he was convinced by mha's supporters points, and has since apologised for that
Then recreated the mstchup with a massively unfair advantage for your charcter
prior knowledge isnt massively unfair, its completely within rules to give characters prior knowledge to make it more interesting, and even with prior knowledge the match was close, yet yall still call it "unfair", that's just objectively not true
really mha is the one trying to avoid a lose??
looks at Mirio vs Kaneki
yall will scheme and lie to make sure he gets a win.
completely baseless accusations that were already refuted by Nik
 
Look I'm not saying the original match is perfect and free of errors and flawed arguments, but what I'm saying is that the other matches have errors as well.

I think that all of them should be deleted for the reasons I have described, but there is no need to drag this out any further. I will just wait to see what the other staff members think.
 
Look I'm not saying the original match is perfect and free of errors and flawed arguments, but what I'm saying is that the other matches have errors as well.

I think that all of them should be deleted for the reasons I have described, but there is no need to drag this out any further. I will just wait to see what the other staff members think.
The third match contains the most novel arguments and was VERY CLOSE in the vote. I'd keep at least one of them.
I'm neutral about the Post-Rose match. Although I don't consider it a stomp, because Chisaki himself was close to Grace at one point.
 
The third match contains the most novel arguments and was VERY CLOSE in the vote. I'd keep at least one of them.
I'm neutral about the Post-Rose match. Although I don't consider it a stomp, because Chisaki himself was close to Grace at one point.
Seems fair
 
No, voting must have a reason. You can't vote because you like one character and dislike another. That takes away the meaning of the battle. The fact that you voted for Chisaki already shows that you didn't consider it a stomping or unfair match.
Is it an official rule by to state the reasoning? if I voter for Chisaki over Kaneki and I have my reasons but I don’t bother explaining my reason does that mitigate my vote? Furthermore I can vote for a character even if it is a stomp because that character will win.
 
Is it an official rule by to state the reasoning? if I voter for Chisaki over Kaneki and I have my reasons but I don’t bother explaining my reason does that mitigate my vote? Furthermore I can vote for a character even if it is a stomp because that character will win.
If you think a character is the winner, and the reasons have already been stated above, then that works. But it doesn't make sense if you don't believe a character will win, but are voting for them out of sympathy.
But I'd like to know what @Antvasima thinks about this. I'm absolutely convinced that voting in the versus thread based on likes or dislikes should be against the site's theme.
 
s it an official rule by to state the reasoning? if I voter for Chisaki over Kaneki and I have my reasons but I don’t bother explaining my reason does that mitigate my vote?
well kinda
but agreeing with reasons above is fine generally
Furthermore I can vote for a character even if it is a stomp because that character will win.
voting for character A over character B, but then going on and claiming that B stomps A, when character B starts winning (nothing else changed) is wrong
 
If you think a character is the winner, and the reasons have already been stated above, then that works. But it doesn't make sense if you don't believe a character will win, but are voting for them out of sympathy.
But I'd like to know what @Antvasima thinks about this. I'm absolutely convinced that voting in the versus thread based on likes or dislikes should be against the site's theme.
I meant more like the thread has started and I just state "voting Chisaki" or whatever and there's no reasoning subsequently. In this scenario I do have my reason but I just don’t state it. Is that just considered bad practice or is there a rule against it because I couldn't find a rule although it may obscure.
 
well kinda
but agreeing with reasons above is fine generally

voting for character A over character B, but then going on and claiming that B stomps A, when character B starts winning (nothing else changed) is wrong
This answer is perfect. Thanks. I knew there was probably a rule for it, don't know how I missed it.
 
I meant more like the thread has started and I just state "voting Chisaki" or whatever and there's no reasoning subsequently. In this scenario I do have my reason but I just don’t state it. Is that just considered bad practice or is there a rule against it because I couldn't find a rule although it may obscure.
Mommy has already responded to you. Responses like these derail threads. They're meant to be a discussion, not a profile post.
 
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