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Both are 7-A
Guy is restricted to the first gate
Speed is equalized
Rest is SBA
Bang: @Delusionaltx2, @Kachon123, @MrTayman616, @Kinggg121132
Might Guy:
Incon:
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YesSo, Guy is only using the first gate?
They don't have any special abilities or anything, he just has far better skill feats with them than with pure martial arts imo.Hm, and Bang has the stat advantage so that might be rough for Guy.
What options do his nunchaku give him?
They allow him to embody Bruce LeeWhat options do his nunchaku give him?
I'll vote for Bang then. A simple change in weapons wouldn't be enough to overcome Bang, who's skill surpassed the concept of mastery.They don't have any special abilities or anything, he just has far better skill feats with them than with pure martial arts imo.
With them he can keep up with highly skilled people with high tier precog like Obito even when he should have a stat disadvantage.
Yeah probably same. I'm only hesitant because I have a strong tendency to downplay Guy lmaoI'll vote for Bang then.
I mean sure but that does just sound like empty buzzwords on their own.A simple change in weapons wouldn't be enough to overcome Bang, who's skill surpassed the concept of mastery.
Eh, in a verse with varios supernatural martial art styles and skill lords like Atomic Samurai and Garou, its a pretty good statement.I mean sure but that does just sound like empty buzzwords on their own.
I mean, it really depends on the context. It can mean as little as him just mastering shit more than others in the verse which really isn't that impressive.Eh, in a verse with varios supernatural martial art styles and skill lords like Atomic Samurai and Garou, its a pretty good statement.
I mean I'd definitely say so. He developed the ultimate and perfect defensive martial art (reiterated several times) and in his youth was already considered the greatest martial artist in the world. His skill only gets far better with age so even if we say that Guy is relative in skill to a younger Bang just based off of statements, that doesn't really compare to him in his current state.I mean, it really depends on the context. It can mean as little as him just mastering shit more than others in the verse which really isn't that impressive.
Technically Guy is the greatest martial artist in his verse by WA, which would directly make him superior to PA Naruto who achieved a flawless martial art. So is "Transcending the concept of mastery" superior to surpassing "flawlessness"?
Problem is that statements of perfection and similar stuff like flawlessness on their own often don't mean much without feats suggesting what "perfection" exactly means (Ik ik, very Jordan Petersonass reply).I mean I'd definitely say so. He developed the ultimate and perfect defensive martial art (reiterated several times) and in his youth was already considered the greatest martial artist in the world.
This is also just too vague to really say much. In what way is he better? Can he predict his opponents moves more accurately? Can he hit his targets with greater precision? Does he have new deadly moves?His skill only gets far better with age so even if we say that Guy is relative in skill to a younger Bang just based off of statements, that doesn't really compare to him in his current state.
I mean yeah but so is being more skilled than, say Neji, Kakashi, or Naruto. Question is what exactly does that mean.And having mastery beyond the likes Atomic Samurai, Nichirin, and Gouketsu is very impressive.
Skill wank is what i live for.Are you guys really gonna argue wich flowery statement has better semantics?
Are you guys really gonna argue wich flowery statement has better semantics?
I have no issue with throwing away those flowery statements of perfection and flawlessness since the only reason they were brought up in the first place was because those were the only points of comparison.Problem is that statements of perfection and similar stuff like flawlessness on their own often don't mean much without feats suggesting what "perfection" exactly means (Ik ik, very Jordan Petersonass reply).
It could mean there are no exploitable weaknesses, it could mean it's effective against all known moves, it could mean it's performed at peak efficiency, etc etc.
This and this would be a good examples since we do see it in practice. So pretty much all 3 plus some.This is also just too vague to really say much. In what way is he better? Can he predict his opponents moves more accurately? Can he hit his targets with greater precision? Does he have new deadly moves?
It's just hard to put into practice.
Superior ki and body manipulation to use in all of their techniques, which is the root for nearly all styles and is what allows skilled fighters to preform feats like this and this. It's also how Bang developed his style.I mean yeah but so is being more skilled than, say Neji, Kakashi, or Naruto. Question is what exactly does that mean.
I mean sure, but I only mentioned that in reference to the concept transcending point which I'd say belongs to the same ballparkI have no issue with throwing away those flowery statements of perfection and flawlessness since the only reason they were brought up in the first place was because those were the only points of comparison.
Yeah this is a solid example of a "perfect" statement imo. It clearly refers to Bangs ability to combine offense and defense which actually tells us a lot.
Seems like a reach but sure. You really like that hair feat lmao.Superior ki and body manipulation to use in all of their techniques, which is the root for nearly all styles and is what allows skilled fighters to preform feats like this and this. It's also how Bang developed his style.
Not a reach when Nichirin specifically states that any martial master would say the same thing he did. Bang standing at the top would logically be doing the same, and it's even stated as such in the mechanics of the Water Stream Rock Smashing Fist. The hair feat was done specifically by using and sensing Ki so it's relevant.Seems like a reach but sure. You really like that hair feat lmao.
Bang wins. Even with speed equalized and Guy limited to the First Gate, Bang's superior durability, technique, and precision give him the edge. Guy burns out quickly, while Bang’s Water-Stream Rock Smashing Fist allows him to deflect and counter effectively. Overall, Bang outlasts and overwhelms him.
Both are 7-A
Guy is restricted to the first gate
Speed is equalized
Rest is SBA
Bang: @Delusionaltx2, @Kachon123, @MrTayman616
Might Guy:
Incon: