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Yogiri Takatou vs Misogi Kumagawa

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Bumps are supposed to be a day after the last comment (Or at least enough to say that it happened "yesterday", like 18 hours).

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Its thought based and kills an infinite speed being before it can act

Also bumps have no limit to my knowledge it's moreso just annoying to see bump spam
 
Firephoenixearl said:
It just works

Speed equal doesn't change the fact that the power automatically works if someone means Yogiri harm which is why it can work faster than infinite speed

Also Yogiri fra I guess
 
How?

1) Via being stated to be beyond fate itself.

2) A chartacter tried to negate it by going back in time before Yogiri even activated it, and not commit the move that made him activate it.

But ID still did what ID does.
 
But Yogiri's activates faster even if speed is equal since Kumagawa means him harm
 
Paul Frank said:
But Yogiri's activates faster even if speed is equal since Kumagawa means him harm
No. He can sense the intention. He ain't doing that in Kumagawa's time erasure. It's listed as a speed feat on his profile either way so nah. Don't be making his ability passive now.
 
Its listed in his feats section

He subconsciously killed a demon lord and his passive miasma because they would have killed him and he predicted hre's intent and killed it
 
Precog does let you think faster in speed equal for some reason

Speed equalized if needed but it isn't needed here since it isn't a blitz

He killed a Demon Lord and his miasma he didn't even know was going to kill him subconsciously. It activates if there is intent to harm
 
He is willing to kill thanks to sba which is enough

Also iirc it's moreso if something can bring harm to Yogiri than just exclusively intent to kill
 
His precog let him know about any potential harm towards him even if its not killing intent

He can sense killing intent, and has precog to avoid whats not a killing intent
 
"After that, Ryōsuke sat back and watched things play out.

If you take aim at him and try to pull the trigger, you die.

But if you just aim at him, you don't.

If you turn on the safety to prevent the gun from firing, you don't die even if you pull the trigger intending to kill him.

You also don't die if you just shoot near him.

If you get creative and try to hit him without aiming, regardless of whether you intend to kill him or not, you still die.

Landmines don't explode when he steps on them, and the person who sets them doesn't die. Apparently, the landmine just breaks instead.

It's the same outcome when multiple people attack him at the same time. Everyone that attempts to kill him dies without exception.

When he's attacked with magic, there are slightly different results. If you have to chant to cast a spell, you die just before you finish saying the last words of the magic incantation. If you have to use a staff to cast the spell, it seems like you die the very instant you think to invoke the magic.

If you attempt to fire off long-distance area-of-effect magic, it doesn't matter whether or not you're aiming for him, you die. It even happens if the caster is unaware that the target is there in the first place.

If you attach a bomb to a random civilian, it just misfires when they get close to him.

If you collapse a building he's close to, he simply senses that he's in danger and leaves the area. If you set it up so perfectly that he's unable to escape in time, he just effortlessly dodges all of the falling rubble.

Poisons were also useless. If you mix it in with his meal, he notices and refuses to eat it. When he's exposed to a colorless poisonous gas, the gas seemingly gets destroyed at the chemical level.

Initially, Ryōsuke was thinking that he was reacting to any killing intent that gets directed at him, but now he was thinking that that wasn't exactly correct.

At the most basic level, it seems to boil down to whether or not his life is in danger, and if it is, then the cause dies or breaks.

His response to distant attacks is so fast that it almost seems automatic."



Good thing I have this passage saved on the blog for this very reason
 
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