azontr
He/Him- 40,519
- 50,160
I mean, neither of these seem to be pressure points. These just seem to be internal damage. Bosatsuken is seemingly just a chest strike, and Bakutanken is... also just a strike that makes people explode internally."Bosatsuken" or "Bakutanken
I'm talking about like, actual pressure point abilities. Not life energy transferring heart rupturing ballsack busting spirit blows.
(I clipped only this cause I didn't feel like having a text wall on my screen as I typed)Not really,
Okay, but, inherently to grab someone you have to get into the range for them to strike you. Unless Kiibo's arms are like a meter or two long, he's gonna have to get within like, a relatively close distance to Yu. Which allows Yu to punch him. Whether or not he could intercept said punch and lead into a grapple was not the point, but rather that simply being in that range opens up for a strike.
And like, unless Kiibo is simultaneously pulling out every speed amp in the book for no reason while grappling, I don't think he's gonna avoid a close-range blow with just pure skill. He'd be literally like an inch away from Yu. To avoid the blow he would have to get out of range.
I'd ask for clarification on whether or not those gaps were quantifiable or not. A gap of "I got one-shot by this guy" isn't really the same as "this guy is 7 times stronger than me". And unless we've re-evaluated our one-shot standards in that way, I don't think any amount of upscaling really helps you in the face of actual numbers. Do correct me if I'm wrong though, as I imagine you'd be more familiar with our current stance on that than I.It's not always (but it is sometimes) a one-shot worthy gap but Kiichi does fight people way stronger than him literally all the time. Hell he's tanked things that would straight-up kill/hospitalize people stronger than him in one hit through skill, so I don't really think it's true that he gets literally one-shot.