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Ikki: Defeats perfect copies of himself while they are amped and he is in base in a 4v1.
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Ikki: Defeats perfect copies of himself while they are amped and he is in base in a 4v1.
Powerscalers discussing how their literally-who web novel character can beat a master swordsman who knows 4838937985893295328957+ techniques and can know how you fight just by the way you poo:Ratioed.
Poseidon also has clearly superior analytical prediction to Kojiro's at the time so irrelevant.Kind of untrue, TID was never as good, because Kojiro did get caught by surprise a few times by Poseidon moving faster, the same cannot be said about ikki.
Also "because of how fast Kojiro evolves", you don't wanna play that game vs Ikki. He as evolving at "several decades every instant", and not a hyperbole btw cus he actually reached the peak of his fate in seconds (the maximum potential he was ever allowed to reach in his lifetime).
Difference is Kojiro has 400+ years of experience doing it and can do it thousands of times over even as a normal human, who was fodder in comparison to his Valhalla self. And inherently their moves includes their strategies, so really analyzing thoughts is not as relevant as you think it is, Kojiro replays the entire fight in his head.It means everything in terms of information analysis and prediction, as he knows not only what their moves could be but also their strategies, thoughts etc. It's part of what makes Perfect Vision impossible to break out of.
Analysing his opponent is already something Ikki can do that same level so this ain't it.
It had everything to do with Kojiro's analysis. If he can analyze somebody so perfectly that just by touching one of his scratches, a blind, decrepit old man can perfectly visualize all of his opponents vividly, it means he's analyzing them on a far deeper level than just muscle twitches and the like. You could tally it up to illusion creation but in the end it's a feat towards the potency of Kojiro's analysis regardless so feel free to try.That had nothing to do with Kojiro's skill lol, that was just the old man touching the scratch and realizing the kind of training he had done. And his mind wasn't assaulted come on, he just saw the students.
Why would he need to copy the attacks, Kojiro's power mimicry isn't his main strength, again, his skill comes from his analysis, which he's blatantly doing here.Kojiro didn't learn Poseidon's moves there, the "i know this" was refering to the fact that "i know he will use this move", he had already gone through the fight so he knows what move poseidon would do and how to dodge it. Not he copied poseidon's attacks.
The profiles are incorrect, so don't listen to them. Poseidon's afterimages had afterimages and Kojiro clearly didn't dodge either attack, he still got hit, so there was definitely an immense speed difference and he was being bombarded with thousands of these attacks from all directions while injured, and still evolved.The "blitzing" is very overstated here as literally that pannel there shows kojiro not expecting an attack from Poseidon and STILL dodging, meaning he reacted to it. There's a few situations where this happens. Moreover even the profiles do have these guys scaling to one another for a reason. If you're still gonna bring up the blitz im gonna have to hit you with the Ikki vs 4 clones of himself all 48 x all stats. A feat which we disregarded in a separate thread because it would run into the issue of "someone that much faster would barely see you even moving, so there's no strategy to it". Anyway don't bring this up.
I never said that Ikki in general > Kojiro. Kojiro's main skill comes from his ability to analyze, if he's superior to Ikki in that he may as well be superior in all categories at that point. He doesn't need to mimic techniques, or control his body, or have bullshit stealth manipulation. If he can analyze it he'll evolve like he always does.So you admit that Ikki in general > Kojiro, but now are trying to compare just Perfect Vision and TID? Cus Ikki has WAY WAY more than perfect vision, his copying, his senses, analysis, attack reflection, energy manipulation, body control, trackless step on both 1 and whole crowds, and some random ass feats he has which i don't even know how to call, echolocation, breaking trackless step, beating the probability hax, finding the controller of puppets through....pattern waves (weird shit) etc.
Yang Qi fought an evil version of himself that had what he had and could evolve with him but he gained enlightenment beyond that and made his evil version commit suicide (self-detonation) the moment he tried absorbing him.
That should at-least net him second last in the final list.
It do be like that, that's why I don't bring it up.Ikki: Defeats perfect copies of himself while they are amped and he is in base in a 4v1.
Breakable analytical prediction, Ikki's Perfect Vision worked on Edel who's literally "Ikki+". So i'll take that as a pretty clear PV > TID here.Poseidon also has clearly superior analytical prediction to Kojiro's at the time so irrelevant.
Not necessarily you don't know how much Kojiro's really growing with those examples (not to mention there's a lot of things that contribute to the "could kill you in an instant", not the other way around though, cus if someone is stronger than you he could very easily kill you but just getting used to how he will attack means you can get 1 counter attack in and win, so it's not as impressive as you think it is) whereas Ikki and Stella were getting just in stats dozens of times stronger during that fight. And again if Ikki at 15 is doing what he's doing you can guess what decades of development will do to him. And "someone who can kill you in an instant".Kojiro does the same thing, since I think creating thousands upon thousands of combat simulations to match your opponent, and matching an opponent that can kill you 18 times in an instant is just as good, if not far superior to that. If anything, "evolving several decades every instant" is unquantifiable in comparison to Kojiro's growth.
Unquantifiable, 400 years of experience for Kojiro and 15 years for Ikki aren't necessarily the same, similar to how 15 years irl and 15 years in anime aren't the same thing. Each verse has its own progression rate. I won't go into analyzing thoughts cus it's irrelevant discussing theories on "how good it is", just the fact that he can means he does something Kojiro can't, regardless of how meaningful you think it is, it's still a bonus.Difference is Kojiro has 400+ years of experience doing it and can do it thousands of times over even as a normal human, who was fodder in comparison to his Valhalla self. And inherently their moves includes their strategies, so really analyzing thoughts is not as relevant as you think it is, Kojiro replays the entire fight in his head.
No, cus how Kojiro does shadow boxing has nothing to do with how good the old man perceived it. If me or you went there we wouldn't see shit, the old man could feel the experience though. Regardless that is just glorified shadow boxing.It had everything to do with Kojiro's analysis. If he can analyze somebody so perfectly that just by touching one of his scratches, a blind, decrepit old man can perfectly visualize all of his opponents vividly, it means he's analyzing them on a far deeper level than just muscle twitches and the like. You could tally it up to illusion creation but in the end it's a feat towards the potency of Kojiro's analysis regardless so feel free to try.
Profiles are profiles, change the profiles if you wanna argue this.The profiles are incorrect, so don't listen to them. Poseidon's afterimages had afterimages and Kojiro clearly didn't dodge either attack, he still got hit, so there was definitely an immense speed difference and he was being bombarded with thousands of these attacks from all directions while injured, and still evolved.
I never said that Ikki in general > Kojiro. Kojiro's main skill comes from his ability to analyze, if he's superior to Ikki in that he may as well be superior in all categories at that point. He doesn't need to mimic techniques, or control his body, or have bullshit stealth manipulation. If he can analyze it he'll evolve like he always does.
Ikki can perform Kojiro's best skill
Can also perform 1 trillion other things kojiro can't
Kojiro still more skilled
All the arrows had magic, the magic was "stealth" of "conceptual manipulation" system. Which means none of the senses can pick them up sight, hearing, smell, echolocation, they are completely hidden.Figured I may as well make this before I go.Also wtf is conceptual stealthed carpet bombing.
That's not really how it works, specially since from the quotes is said how he is just invisible, and is directly contradicted the claim that they don't produce sound based on the simply fact that the dude under said "conceptual stealth" was able to a normal conversations with everyone. There is even a statement that say that he have "conceptual stealth"?All the arrows had magic, the magic was "stealth" of "conceptual manipulation" system. Which means none of the senses can pick them up sight, hearing, smell, echolocation, they are completely hidden.
Poseidon doesn't have "breakable" Analytical Prediction. So I'm really unsure what you even mean by "breakable." in the first place, going by logic all forms of Analytical Prediction are breakable. Your acting like Ikki has Yhwach's Almighty precognition with PV.Breakable analytical prediction, Ikki's Perfect Vision worked on Edel who's literally "Ikki+". So i'll take that as a pretty clear PV > TID here.
A destructive killing intent shot invisibly, an arrow capable of even snatching away life, was racing directly toward Ikki. But―killing intent was inconsequential now. Of the arrow, there was nothing that could be seen, nothing that could be heard, so rather than try for the arrow, Ikki would only see what he could see, hear what he could hear.That's not really how it works, specially since from the quotes is said how he is just invisible, and is directly contradicted the claim that they don't produce sound based on the simply fact that the dude under said "conceptual stealth" was able to a normal conversations with everyone. There is even a statement that say that he have "conceptual stealth"?
It was to mean "So Kojiro got caught by surprise which means his TID isn't perfect and won't work 100% on people like poseidon, whereas Ikki's perfect vision works even on people who are better than him in all regards like Edelweiss".Poseidon doesn't have "breakable" Analytical Prediction. So I'm really unsure what you even mean by "breakable." in the first place, going by logic all forms of Analytical Prediction are breakable. Your acting like Ikki has Yhwach's Almighty precognition with PV.
Not stat superiority, Edelweiss is better than ikki in everything mainly skill. Their fight was ikki trying everything he had yet still getting absolute smoked and countered on everything. It's just how Perfect Vision is, it doesn't matter if you try to predict me too, i still know exactly what you're gonna do and you can't not do that cus you'd be acting out of character which also stems from your character, which ikki already grasped.I don't like how your boiling down what happened to "Kojiro was caught off guard". Poseidon specifically predicted Kojiro's predictions. It was specific in the way that Poseidon had the superior predictive ability to Kojiro, not that Kojiro's Thousand-Image Defense had a lapse in it. To even suggest that Ikki's analysis is better in the way you'd have to prove that Edelweiss had any way to even counter Ikki's analysis outside of "she's superior to him in every way" which is just blatant stat superiority.
I'll respond to everything else that you posted later.
Your really wanking this grasping someone's character thing, dude. That's not how it works. "Grasping someone's character" does not somehow make his Analytical Prediction unbreakable, that's NLF.Not stat superiority, Edelweiss is better than ikki in everything mainly skill. Their fight was ikki trying everything he had yet still getting absolute smoked and countered on everything. It's just how Perfect Vision is, it doesn't matter if you try to predict me too, i still know exactly what you're gonna do and you can't not do that cus you'd be acting out of character which also stems from your character, which ikki already grasped.
The only way to break out of it would be to change who you are, change identity.
Because Poseidon was actively reading further ahead of Sasaki with TID amongst having a massive speed and strength advantage topped with crazy amounts of afterimages. There's more to it than just "He got taken off gaurd." Earl, the same thing would happen to Ikki if he were up against an opponent with higher levels of Analytical Prediction and much higher levels of speed.It was to mean "So Kojiro got caught by surprise which means his TID isn't perfect and won't work 100% on people like poseidon, whereas Ikki's perfect vision works even on people who are better than him in all regards like Edelweiss".
Ah i see, so Ikki's PV has no limits according to you? Gotcha. Because now i suppose Ikki's PV has layered Analytical Prediction and can negate resistance to Layered levels of Analytical Prediction now.One is limited the other one isn't
I didn't compare them at all in the slightest, perhaps look at my comment again and read it slowly. I was saying that your acting as if Ikki's PW is this crazy potent Prediction that allows him to predict an infinite amount of attacks before they even happen.and please don't compare Ikki to Yhwach, they do different things. One sees the future, the other predicts it, just cus one sounds more impressive doesn't mean we get to compare them for no reason.
We've gone over this, but it's not exactly NLF, it has a clear weakness i know 1 character that can break out of it, it even worked on "past" actions, he knew what a person had done in the past through perfect vision that's how dumb it is. Oh and btw those aren't my words:Your really wanking this grasping someone's character thing, dude. That's not how it works. "Grasping someone's character" does not somehow make his Analytical Prediction unbreakable, that's NLF.
Except it hasn't happened to Ikki before though, he has fought people faster and more skilled then himself (namely edelweiss). He still got perfect vision on her, he still lost cus even with that he had nothing he could do against her, but he still pulled it off and fought a massively superior version to himself while blind, even if for a short time.Because Poseidon was actively reading further ahead of Sasaki with TID amongst having a massive speed and strength advantage topped with crazy amounts of afterimages. There's more to it than just "He got taken off gaurd." Earl, the same thing would happen to Ikki if he were up against an opponent with higher levels of Analytical Prediction and much higher levels of speed.
The fact that you say "resistance to A.P." is part of the issue, the most you could do is be a fairly unpredictable guy, you can't just "resist" it cus it's not something that's affecting you in the first place, which is why i shot down the "ikki, yhwach" thing , cus you can resist yhwach's precog, it's hax that affects you in some way, you can't resist ikki thinking "if i were you i'd do this move", that'd be resisting "ikki having thoughts and opinions about you". We had a whole thread about this before.Ah i see, so Ikki's PV has no limits according to you? Gotcha. Because now i suppose Ikki's PV has layered Analytical Prediction and can negate resistance to Layered levels of Analytical Prediction now.
Yeah and this really is not as good as you think it is. This is like basic bitch emotion sensing.We've gone over this, but it's not exactly NLF, it has a clear weakness i know 1 character that can break out of it. Oh and btw those aren't my words:
Human thought was firmly rooted in one’s identity—one couldn’t change the way they think overnight. Kirihara might have thought he could outfox Ikki, but the very idea of outfoxing him was born from his identity. As long as that was true, he couldn’t escape Ikki’s notice.
Stealing the enemy’s very identity meant being able to grasp all of their thoughts and feelings; it could be called Perfect Vision. Faced with such incredible power, Kirihara finally understood the true reason to fear Ikki Kurogane. It wasn’t because of his swordplay or even his one-minute boost. It was his penetrating eyes, like a magic mirror that could reveal the true nature of anything it looked upon, and they were fixed upon the invisible Hunter.
Well better people have broken out of TID, not out PV. Simple as that. TID has never been able to tell him about past actions, it has never been able to tell him the thoughts and strategies of his opponents. It has never worked on opponents he couldn't see or hear. So not only does PV have just insanely more feats, it has never failed like TID has, even in the same circumstances.Yeah and this really is not as good as you think it is. This is like basic bitch emotion sensing.
First things first, hyperbolic text like this is all too common within light novels like this, so i'm failing to understand how this can be taken seriously despite the amount of flowery language used. Secondly again, that's attempting to outsmart the opponent, that's not the opponent reading your movements or the opponent having a resistance to Analytical Prediction.We've gone over this, but it's not exactly NLF, it has a clear weakness i know 1 character that can break out of it. Oh and btw those aren't my words:
Human thought was firmly rooted in one’s identity—one couldn’t change the way they think overnight. Kirihara might have thought he could outfox Ikki, but the very idea of outfoxing him was born from his identity.
And again, all this is would be Analytical Prediction. If the opponent has a resistance to Analytical Prediction to begin with then PW wouldn't work as it would shut off any attempt at Predicting movement.As long as that was true, he couldn’t escape Ikki’s notice.
Stealing the enemy’s very identity meant being able to grasp all of their thoughts and feelings; it could be called Perfect Vision. Faced with such incredible power, Kirihara finally understood the true reason to fear Ikki Kurogane. It wasn’t because of his swordplay or even his one-minute boost. It was his penetrating eyes, like a magic mirror that could reveal the true nature of anything it looked upon, and they were fixed upon the invisible Hunter.
Edelweiss doesn't even have Analytical prediction so this is missing my point entirely.Except it hasn't happened to Ikki before though, he has fought people faster and more skilled then himself (namely edelweissedelweiss). He still got perfect vision on her, he still lost cus even with that he had nothing he could do against her, but he still pulled it off and fought a massively superior version to himself while blind, even if for a short time.
You absolutely can have resistance to Analytical Prediction and it's literally effecting you. It's the ability to read ahead of time and predict movements of the opponent, that's blatantly effecting you.The fact that you say "resistance to A.P." is part of the issue, the most you could do is be a fairly unpredictable guy, you can't just "resist" it cus it's not something that's affecting you in the first place.
Classic Earl NLF.which is why i shot down the "ikki, yhwach" thing , cus you can resist yhwach's precog, it's hax that affects you in some way, you can't resist ikki thinking "if i were you i'd do this move", that'd be resisting "ikki having thoughts and opinions about you". We had a whole thread about this before.
Dude, it's still NLF. Perfect Vision hasn't been used on people with superior analytical prediction or even comparable predictions, meanwhile Kojiro's has, and Kojiro's can see a far more plentiful amount of moves, cause Perfect Vision does not see tens of thousands of ahead.Well better people have broken out of TID, not out PV. Simple as that. TID has never been able to tell him about past actions, it has never been able to tell him the thoughts and strategies of his opponents. It has never worked on opponents he couldn't see or hear.
On the other hand TID seeing countless futures? PV does that. TID being many steps ahead? PV does that. TID being used on faster people? PV does that. TID planning out the entire fight in their heads? Ikki also does that.
We're at a point where...TID doesn't do much Ikki doesn't.
But then, Ikki doesn't even stop here, and has about a trillion other skills that Kojiro does not. But then again if you want people to vote Im fine with it.
So...the same as ikki?Technically I could bring it even higher by using Sasaki's statements of predicting "countless moves".
She does, she knew what kind of attack ikki was gonna hit her with and was countering ikki's skills with the same type of attacks, which would require analytical prediction to even pull off.Edelweiss doesn't even have Analytical prediction so this is missing my point entirely.
No...info analysis would be effecting you, predicting your movements isn't effecting you, cus it is in no way interacting. Info analysis is what leads to analytical prediction which you can resist yes. So yes you can very technically have resistance to AP, it's not direct resistance.You absolutely can have resistance to Analytical Prediction and it's literally effecting you. It's the ability to read ahead of time and predict movements of the opponent, that's blatantly effecting you.
It's dependent on the amount of options, not skills. Poseidon didn't have thousands of skills, he just had a lot of ways he could attack from. Similarly Kirihara had plenty of ways he could attack from, Ayase had way more than thousands of spots she could have placed the spatial cuts in.Countless doesn't even mean shit tbh, that's dependent on the amount of skills your opponent has. Unless they have infinite amounts of moves (which also implies infinite speed.) then "reading Countless moves." is kinda ass.
On imperceivable enemies, attacks, spatial cuts? Sasaki doesn't pinpoint the move the opponent is going to do, he just knows the options, which means against things he cannot perceive by any means like the things i mentioned it wouldn't work, neither would it work against past actions, all of which ikki does. Case and point, TID has worked on a tenth of the things Ikki's PV has.Thousand Image defense reads way higher than Ikki’s PW when it comes to the amount of attacks they can predict. Sasaski's is >>>>> Thousands of thousands, Ikki doesn't have anything like that.
No she doesn't, not according to her profile. Keep in mind about a page or two ago you were telling Azontr to use what's on a profile.She does, she knew what kind of attack ikki was gonna hit her with and was countering ikki's skills with the same type of attacks, which would require analytical prediction to even pull off.
It doesn't need to have a physical affect on the opponent for it to "affect" you. Analytical Prediction is still affecting the target by reading their movements before they happen.No...info analysis would be effecting you, predicting your movements isn't effecting you, cus it is in no way interacting.
Information Analysis does not lead to Analytical Prediction. They're two separate abilities but sometimes come hand in hand depending on the mechanisms. And again, stop trying to implement your own headcanon. If you think it's impossible to have a resistance to Analytical Prediction then make a CRT, tons of characters have it.Info analysis is what leads to analytical prediction which you can resist yes. So yes you can very technically have resistance to AP, it's not direct resistance.
Which is relevant how...? Skills and movements are the same, shit skills themselves are based on movements unless they're thought based.It's dependent on the amount of options, not skills. Poseidon didn't have thousands of skills, he just had a lot of ways he could attack from.
Scans and full context please.Similarly Kirihara had plenty of ways he could attack from, Ayase had way more than thousands of spots she could have placed the spatial cuts in.
Again, scans.On imperceivable enemies, attacks, spatial cuts?
He pin points everythint the opponent can do. It seems like your forgetting his Mental Imaginary fighting where he gathers all the shit his opponent can do. Thousand Image Defense is Sasaki predicting all of his opponents attacks and movements in rapid succession.Sasaki doesn't pinpoint the move the opponent is going to do, he just knows the options,
What the **** is a past action?which means against things he cannot perceive by any means like the things i mentioned it wouldn't work, neither would it work against past actions
Ikki doesn't predict thousands of attacks all at once, and he doesn't perform Mental fighting either so no., all of which ikki does. Case and point, TID has worked on a tenth of the things Ikki's PV has.
Her AP was working on ikki though, which is the same case for Poseidon. Poseidon was never stated to have AP superior to TID, all that happened was that Poseidon read Kojiro, which is the same case for Edel and Ikki.The difference between literally all of that is that Edelweiss's predictions are clearly not superior to Ikki's, so her just "having it" means nothing in terms of him countering it if PV was already better than what she could predict.
Scans and full context please.
What the **** is a past action?
He doesn't though, exactly because of the mental fighting, he fights the opponent many times, then see what they can do and can respond accordingly when the opponent actually does that. Which is why Kojiro says things like "i know this, i saw this earlier" when he's fighting, cus it's more about him being ready about a lot of options rather than him being ready for exactly 1 option that he knows for a fact Poseidon will pull off.He pin points everythint the opponent can do. It seems like your forgetting his Mental Imaginary fighting where he gathers all the shit his opponent can do. Thousand Image Defense is Sasaki predicting all of his opponents attacks and movements in rapid succession.
You think so?and he doesn't perform Mental fighting either
??? Why does it have to be stated if he predicted Kojiro's movements despite Kojiro's own predictions. Reading movements is analytical prediction, homeboy.Her AP was working on ikki though, which is the same case for Poseidon. Poseidon was never stated to have AP superior to TID, all that happened was that Poseidon read Kojiro, which is the same case for Edel and Ikki.
Then it's literally the same case with Edelweiss. Why are we differentiating the 2???? Why does it have to be stated if he predicted Kojiro's movements despite Kojiro's own predictions. Reading movements is analytical prediction, homeboy.
Ion left after me...i thinkHasn't that guy been away from the wiki for years or some shit?
Yeah but clearly Perfect Vision was superior to her Analytical Prediction, so as I said it's not a feat towards it for her to be effected even if Ikki still ended up losing anyway.Then it's literally the same case with Edelweiss. Why are we differentiating the 2?
Poseidon predicts kojiro? That means poseidon has better APYeah but clearly Perfect Vision was superior to her Analytical Prediction, so as I said it's not a feat towards it for her to be effected even if Ikki still ended up losing anyway.
You didn't say Edel predicted Ikki though- you said it was a skill stomp.Poseidon predicts kojiro? That means poseidon has better AP
Edel predicts Ikki, that means that edel doesn't scale and ikki is still better.
Uhm....idk if that's how things work chief.
She does, she knew what kind of attack ikki was gonna hit her with and was countering ikki's skills with the same type of attacks, which would require analytical prediction to even pull off.
It's a skill because Perfect Vision allowed him to fight while blinded against Edelweiss sheerly through predicting her moves.Okay so Ikki just got skillstomped and predicted? If thats the case then how is it a feat towards him if he lost horribly.
I said i mentioned things that the other doesn't have, no matter how we spun it, the "he has predicted thousand of attacks" was the main point. Besides it's not anybody's fault Ikki has 18 volumes of raw skill feats while Kojiro has 5 chapters 3 of which are backstory and introductions (man i hate RoR's pacing).I feel like you purposely made Ikki's explanation bigger just to make Kojiro seem less credible cause that def ain't all Kojiro has to his Thousand-Image Defense.