Awwww, thanks bud
Anyway, this is actually pretty different from last time these two were put against each other.
This time, All Might has the strength advantage, as he's about 2x above baseline, and while Cole ridiculously high into the 7A range, and is almost kissing baseline High 7A, he's not quite there. So All Might's hits will do some major damage when they hit.
Cole's regen and shields may help lessen some of the damage, but his healing factor can only take so much before it's burnt out, and his shields can be broken with a powerful enough strike (plus they need to be activated)
However, Cole's got the range advantage, cause even though AM's shockwaves aren't nothing to scoff at, and could potentially blow Cole away, Cole has so many versatile ranged attacks in his arsenal, which include:
- lightning bolts that can restore his health and energy with each successful hit and can conduct off surfaces to hit targets (Overload Burst is also >> his normal bolts)
- homing rockets that can lower the gravity in the are where they detonate
- grenades that can trap opponents in arc restraints (though All Might can probably break out with his lifting strength)
- shockwaves that can potentially reflect attacks (not likely cause of AP gap) and can lower the gravity of those hit by them
- can call down a bolt of lightning that is >>>> his other attacks
Plus, Cole has experience with foes who use shockwaves (Kessler's casual shockwaves sent Zeke flying over a city block away, and Cole could withstand his serious shockwaves fairly well)
All Mights got the experience advantage here, as he lives in a world where electricity users are a common thing, and he's arguably the better CQC fighter, but getting up close is a risky move, as Cole can coat himself in lightning and can use Gigawatt Blades to enhance his strikes. But like I said, to AM, a guy using lightning isn't anything out of the ordinary, and can potentially use his surroundings to circumvent this (if AM figures out to use water against Cole then things go south real fast)
Cole does have means of amping himself, however, as he can drain any nearby electricity to boost himself (they're in Ground Zero, where there's a bunch of exposed wires) and can enter into Karmic Overload to give him a brief period of unlimited energy where he can spam his best attacks. There's also the whole accelerated development and reactive evolution he has going on.
Overall, with Cole's ability to heal and recharge himself by draining electricity and superior range game, I think he barely manages to knock All Might out.
And then All Might asks Cole to come with him to Japan to become a teacher at UA which leads to a bunch of wacky misadventures and heartfelt moments
