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"I will kill Kenjaku myself" Zenitsu Agatsuma vs Kenjaku 2 (Demon Slayer Vs Jujutsu Kaisen) [16-9-6]

If they start 100 meters apart, and Zenitu's speed-amp is >10x, then Kenny has time to retaliate. 10 seconds (from his perspective) to be exact. That'd be more than enough time to release Curses, use Anti-Gravity/Gravity, etc.
 
Probably. Like Laser said, the distance lets Kenjaku have time to react or summon his curses for several purposes or ct but even then once Zenitsu gets in range anti gravity isn't doing much and gravity isn't something Kenjaku normally deploys but if he did maybe he could stop Zenitsu? Not sure, still just ends up with Zenitsu at some point blitzing while Kenjaku has to use certain attacks in tandem to stop Zenitsu every time he decides to use first form or seventh.

Seeing it's Post Hashira, I think the second key is more fair since it doesn't have an ap advantage (unless its just outdated), he doesn't have seventh form and can only use godspeed twice.
 
Probably. Like Laser said, the distance lets Kenjaku have time to react or summon his curses for several purposes or ct but even then once Zenitsu gets in range anti gravity isn't doing much and gravity isn't something Kenjaku normally deploys but if he did maybe he could stop Zenitsu? Not sure, still just ends up with Zenitsu at some point blitzing while Kenjaku has to use certain attacks in tandem to stop Zenitsu every time he decides to use first form or seventh.
Gravity would pin Zenitsu down. It's like, Class M vs Class 5 or whatever Zenitsu is. Wouldn't be able to capitalize on his speed advantage if that happened.
 
Gravity would pin Zenitsu down. It's like, Class M vs Class 5 or whatever Zenitsu is. Wouldn't be able to capitalize on his speed advantage if that happened.
Yeah ik but he'd just dodge it like Yuki implied she could.
 
I hadn't got to the fight yet. I was under the impression it was an AoE field of amplified gravity. How does it work?
Just summons amped gravity field I think within a 3m radius. Yuki says she's able to dodge it before it happens. It is pretty discrete so I can imagine Zenitsu not sensing ce would get caught in it.
 
Just summons amped gravity field I think within a 3m radius. Yuki says she's able to dodge it before it happens. It is pretty discrete so I can imagine Zenitsu not sensing ce would get caught in it.
Yeah, Sorcerers are able to read CE to predict physical attacks and the initiation of Cursed Techniques. Zenitsu shouldn't be able to replicate that.
 
Yea, this is a pretty good fight

Kenjaku's a strategist. He likes to know as much as he can about the opponent and the environment before making a plan to achieve the best possible outcome. Generally, he wants to scheme before doing anything and use whatever Cursed Spirits to best accomplish his goal. Kenjaku's primarily a ranged fighter. He doesn't fight in close quarters unless forced to or if the opponent manages to get close to him. Takaba vs Kenny isn't a good example of Kenjaku's Standard Tactics. Takaba got the drop on him + borderline Reality Warping CT stopped Kenny from doing literally anything. Even his first fight was a deviation from his normal tactics. He closed a distance to absorb Mahito, then had a short H2H fight with Choso after fodderizing Yuji with Cursed Spirits, and dipped out after Yuki showed up. The guy does not like fighting H2H if he can help it. Instead, he elects to use his Cursed Spirits.

Initially, Kenjaku would be extremely confused and cautious of Zenitsu. Kenny doesn't have any information on him, which is a big no-no for Kenny since the guy usually knows stuff about a lot of stuff. The fact that this yellow-haired kid somehow slipped through his knowledge is enough for concern. I'd wager Kenjaku will start with summoning a few Cursed Spirits to survey Zenitsu's location and maybe use a Cursed Spirit for flight just to be safe (this really depends on how scared you think Kenjaku is of Zenitsu). Of course, Kenjaku senses Zenitsu has buns amount of CE so he will make incorrect assumptions about Zenitsu's abilities and write him off as fodder. Because of the fact, Kenjaku'll swarm Zenitsu with low level Cursed Spirits and amp them with CE, but this is easily ineffective as Kenjaku will simply make a wrong guess as to how much CE amping it takes to actually damage Zenitsu. He amped 9-A Cursed Spirits to 8-As to beat up Choso, but it's doubtful Kenjaku would attempt to amp low level Cursed Spirits to High 7-C against a perceived fodder like Zenitsu. Zenitsu's going to solidly no-sell 8-A attacks from Cursed Spirit, even easily dodging them considering he has 3 stacked ways to sense them (sound, standard Demon Slayer ESP, and Yushiro's talismans) along with a sizable skill gap over what is basically mindless creatures.

As for how Zenitsu clears the 100 meter gap. I'd think it would be pretty easy. At this point, Hashira or Hashira-level characters (they're actually called Kinoe but whatever) can travel at Mach 3 speeds via Total Concentration Breathing. Even factoring in Speed Equalization, Zenitsu should close it in 13-20 seconds. It's actually impossible for Zenitsu to die this fast. Kenjaku would need to intentionally put a Special Grade charge of CE into his Cursed Spirits to barely scratch Zenitsu (4x AP gap in Zenitsu's favor). Nearly all of Kenjaku's 10 million Cursed Spirits are sitting somewhere between 9-A and at max 8-A. None of them are anywhere near High 7-C to damage Zenitsu.

As for Kenjaku's other cards, like Domain Expansion, Gravity, Idle Transfiguration, and Asian Curse, I don't think they are as solid as they look.

Asian Curse, Domain Expansion, and Gravity requires Zenitsu to be close to Kenjaku. I think anyone who knows even a bit about Zenitsu's profile would agree he instantly blitzes Kenjaku the moment he uses Thunder God. Abilities that only succeed if Zenitsu gets close and for some reason doesn't immediately blitz Kenjaku (Zenitsu spams Thunder God in-character) so Kenny can open Domain, summon the Asian Curse, or use Uzumaki, is not a good defense. In a quick draw contest, Kenjaku loses.

This is coupled with the fact that it's really dubious Kenjaku would even do something as drastic as opening Domain or continental Idle Transgender your nation (using a high risk ability on perceived fodder and a feat he demonstrated only to start the Culling Games), without having enough information about his opponent to make that decision. Kenjaku had to mentally consider his options before opening Domain against Yuki and only did it because Yuki hadn't tried a Domain yet.

Ironically, the information Kenjaku gains works against him. Because of the fact Kenjaku senses Zenitsu has dog water CE, he'll make incorrect deductions and decisions. A lapse in logic that would pretty quickly kill Kenjaku because he doesn't instantly (and for good reason) use his best abilities on weaklings.

Zenitsu wins solely because Kenjaku will want to see Zenitsu's capabilities in order to make conclusions on what he himself should do in response before opting to do those things. Something that would not be possible given that Zenitsu murder-blitzes the moment he sees Kenny.
 
Yea, this is a pretty good fight

Kenjaku's a strategist. He likes to know as much as he can about the opponent and the environment before making a plan to achieve the best possible outcome. Generally, he wants to scheme before doing anything and use whatever Cursed Spirits to best accomplish his goal. Kenjaku's primarily a ranged fighter. He doesn't fight in close quarters unless forced to or if the opponent manages to get close to him. Takaba vs Kenny isn't a good example of Kenjaku's Standard Tactics. Takaba got the drop on him + borderline Reality Warping CT stopped Kenny from doing literally anything. Even his first fight was a deviation from his normal tactics. He closed a distance to absorb Mahito, then had a short H2H fight with Choso after fodderizing Yuji with Cursed Spirits, and dipped out after Yuki showed up. The guy does not like fighting H2H if he can help it. Instead, he elects to use his Cursed Spirits.

Initially, Kenjaku would be extremely confused and cautious of Zenitsu. Kenny doesn't have any information on him, which is a big no-no for Kenny since the guy usually knows stuff about a lot of stuff. The fact that this yellow-haired kid somehow slipped through his knowledge is enough for concern. I'd wager Kenjaku will start with summoning a few Cursed Spirits to survey Zenitsu's location and maybe use a Cursed Spirit for flight just to be safe (this really depends on how scared you think Kenjaku is of Zenitsu). Of course, Kenjaku senses Zenitsu has buns amount of CE so he will make incorrect assumptions about Zenitsu's abilities and write him off as fodder. Because of the fact, Kenjaku'll swarm Zenitsu with low level Cursed Spirits and amp them with CE, but this is easily ineffective as Kenjaku will simply make a wrong guess as to how much CE amping it takes to actually damage Zenitsu. He amped 9-A Cursed Spirits to 8-As to beat up Choso, but it's doubtful Kenjaku would attempt to amp low level Cursed Spirits to High 7-C against a perceived fodder like Zenitsu. Zenitsu's going to solidly no-sell 8-A attacks from Cursed Spirit, even easily dodging them considering he has 3 stacked ways to sense them (sound, standard Demon Slayer ESP, and Yushiro's talismans) along with a sizable skill gap over what is basically mindless creatures.

As for how Zenitsu clears the 100 meter gap. I'd think it would be pretty easy. At this point, Hashira or Hashira-level characters (they're actually called Kinoe but whatever) can travel at Mach 3 speeds via Total Concentration Breathing. Even factoring in Speed Equalization, Zenitsu should close it in 13-20 seconds. It's actually impossible for Zenitsu to die this fast. Kenjaku would need to intentionally put a Special Grade charge of CE into his Cursed Spirits to barely scratch Zenitsu (4x AP gap in Zenitsu's favor). Nearly all of Kenjaku's 10 million Cursed Spirits are sitting somewhere between 9-A and at max 8-A. None of them are anywhere near High 7-C to damage Zenitsu.

As for Kenjaku's other cards, like Domain Expansion, Gravity, Idle Transfiguration, and Asian Curse, I don't think they are as solid as they look.

Asian Curse, Domain Expansion, and Gravity requires Zenitsu to be close to Kenjaku. I think anyone who knows even a bit about Zenitsu's profile would agree he instantly blitzes Kenjaku the moment he uses Thunder God. Abilities that only succeed if Zenitsu gets close and for some reason doesn't immediately blitz Kenjaku (Zenitsu spams Thunder God in-character) so Kenny can open Domain, summon the Asian Curse, or use Uzumaki, is not a good defense. In a quick draw contest, Kenjaku loses.

This is coupled with the fact that it's really dubious Kenjaku would even do something as drastic as opening Domain or continental Idle Transgender your nation (using a high risk ability on perceived fodder and a feat he demonstrated only to start the Culling Games), without having enough information about his opponent to make that decision. Kenjaku had to mentally consider his options before opening Domain against Yuki and only did it because Yuki hadn't tried a Domain yet.

Ironically, the information Kenjaku gains works against him. Because of the fact Kenjaku senses Zenitsu has dog water CE, he'll make incorrect deductions and decisions. A lapse in logic that would pretty quickly kill Kenjaku because he doesn't instantly (and for good reason) use his best abilities on weaklings.

Zenitsu wins solely because Kenjaku will want to see Zenitsu's capabilities in order to make conclusions on what he himself should do in response before opting to do those things. Something that would not be possible given that Zenitsu murder-blitzes the moment he sees Kenny.
stomp.
 
Waiting for @LaserPrecision response but I'd say Kenjaku has a good chance of winning since Zenitsu gained over 11 pounds waiting for @Catbowtie to rep him
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I mean, this fight is more nuanced than what I made it out to be.

Kenjaku will certainly know about Zenitsu's Thunder Breathing's speed via the Cursed Spirits he used to swarm him. If Kenjaku thinks Zenitsu's abilities are like Kashimo, then I'd think he'd try to go to the nearest body of water and tries to use Perception Manipulation to trick Zenitsu into falling in. Perhaps he'd just drown Zenitsu by using the Asian curse to push him into the water.
 
Asian Curse, Domain Expansion, and Gravity requires Zenitsu to be close to Kenjaku.
I will say Domain doesn't necessarily need Zenitsu to get that close. His domain should function similarly to Sukuna's thanks to the "escape route" so he may have a good enough range to hit him even at their starting distance. He probably won't use it off the bat but it should still have the range to hit him.
 
As for how Zenitsu clears the 100 meter gap. I'd think it would be pretty easy. At this point, Hashira or Hashira-level characters (they're actually called Kinoe but whatever) can travel at Mach 3 speeds via Total Concentration Breathing. Even factoring in Speed Equalization, Zenitsu should close it in 13-20 seconds.
Zenitsu's travel speed is Mach 3? If so, this drastically changes things. I'll elaborate how, but I would like confirmation of this question.
Kenjaku would need to intentionally put a Special Grade charge of CE into his Cursed Spirits to barely scratch Zenitsu (4x AP gap in Zenitsu's favor). Nearly all of Kenjaku's 10 million Cursed Spirits are sitting somewhere between 9-A and at max 8-A. None of them are anywhere near High 7-C to damage Zenitsu.
Kenjaku has lethal options to dispatch of Sorcerers that aren't AP dependant:


So summoning a solid block on Zenitsu's head (or water) to suffocate him to death instantly is something within the realm of possibility.
Asian Curse, Domain Expansion, and Gravity requires Zenitsu to be close to Kenjaku. I think anyone who knows even a bit about Zenitsu's profile would agree he instantly blitzes Kenjaku the moment he uses Thunder God. Abilities that only succeed if Zenitsu gets close and for some reason doesn't immediately blitz Kenjaku (Zenitsu spams Thunder God in-character) so Kenny can open Domain, summon the Asian Curse, or use Uzumaki, is not a good defense. In a quick draw contest, Kenjaku loses.
All of those things have quite solid range. Zenitsu can blitz from H2H range, but he's not blitzing him from tens of meters away because it would take several seconds for Zenitsu to reach him (From Kenny's perspective). Uzumaki I doubt it being used since Kenny explicitly thinks it's useless for anything besides extracting Cursed Techniques. So Asian Curse and Domain are more likely. Domain isn't something he immediately pops, but if he sees how damn fast Zenitsu is clearing the starting distance despite his low Cursed Energy, he is immediately going to start going for more lethal options. Because if he sees Zenitsu's that fast, he knows he's going to get blitzed the moment Zenitsu gets into close range, so why would he not start going for more fatal options?
Ironically, the information Kenjaku gains works against him. Because of the fact Kenjaku senses Zenitsu has dog water CE, he'll make incorrect deductions and decisions. A lapse in logic that would pretty quickly kill Kenjaku because he doesn't instantly (and for good reason) use his best abilities on weaklings.
I disagree, I think it makes him more cautious once he sees how fast Zenitsu is. He's going to see Zenitsu has low Cursed Energy, and write him off. Then upon seeing his astounding speed, he will realize something is up, and that he shouldn't let him get close (He has >10 seconds to react/escape).

I doubt his reaction will be "Oh, this Sorcerer with a sword who's VASTLY faster than me, even with close to no Cursed Energy is closing in. I better not take him seriously and continue to throw fodder until it's too late to do anything and I get decapitated."

Seeing someone with incredible physicals despite a lack of Cursed Energy is an immediate red flag for Sorcerers. The closest thing they have is Toji, and that man is a known menace.
 
Zenitsu's travel speed is Mach 3? If so, this drastically changes things. I'll elaborate how, but I would like confirmation of this question.
I dont know where mach 3 comes from

nvm i know where its from but thats not his travel speed.
 
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So summoning a solid block on Zenitsu's head (or water) to suffocate him to death instantly is something within the realm of possibility.
That sorcerer only got caught by surprise also, we have zero idea how fast that cursed spirit is. Why can't Zenitsu just dodge this?


Seeing someone with incredible physicals despite a lack of Cursed Energy is an immediate red flag for Sorcerers. The closest thing they have is Toji, and that man is a known menace.
I doubt his reaction will be "Oh, this Sorcerer with a sword who's VASTLY faster than me, even with close to no Cursed Energy is closing in. I better not take him seriously and continue to throw fodder until it's too late to do anything and I get decapitated."
That's more reputation than physicals and it's just the Zenin who really know Toji's prowess. And running 100 meters isn't impressive considering Yuji did 50m in 3s. The guy is unimpressed by just about every sorcerer besides Gojo and Sukuna, and he knew Ryu, Kashimo, Yorozu, and Uro several hundred years ago. Seeing Zenitsu will remind him of the early 1900s and think he's a fast swordsman but remember all the many swordsman he's killed or seen killed over the thousand years he's lived. And I'm sure Kenjaku knows about HR and simply shows zero interests in it for the whole series.
 
That sorcerer only got caught by surprise also, we have zero idea how fast that cursed spirit is. Why can't Zenitsu just dodge this?




That's more reputation than physicals and it's just the Zenin who really know Toji's prowess. And running 100 meters isn't impressive considering Yuji did 50m in 3s. The guy is unimpressed by just about every sorcerer besides Gojo and Sukuna, and he knew Ryu, Kashimo, Yorozu, and Uro several hundred years ago. Seeing Zenitsu will remind him of the early 1900s and think he's a fast swordsman but remember all the many swordsman he's killed or seen killed over the thousand years he's lived. And I'm sure Kenjaku knows about HR and simply shows zero interests in it for the whole series.
Hey did you watch the demon slayer movie
 
That sorcerer only got caught by surprise also, we have zero idea how fast that cursed spirit is. Why can't Zenitsu just dodge this?
Didn't Kenny like, spawn that shit on her head? Why does speed matter if it doesn't even travel? I mean worst-case scenario, it scales to Kenny since he can shoot/eject his Cursed Spirit as projectiles. But I'm pretty sure he just poofed it onto her. If we're gonna argue it's a projectile or smth, Kenny could use a trap like the falling Curse to make Zenitsu fall and then use it on him. Or gravity if he gets close and then shoot it on his head while Zenitsu can't move.
That's more reputation than physicals and it's just the Zenin who really know Toji's prowess. And running 100 meters isn't impressive considering Yuji did 50m in 3s.
You misunderstood my point. It's 10+ seconds from Kenjaku's perspective. In real time, it's like, less than 0.1 seconds. But since speed starts equalized, and Zenitsu increases his speed >10x, Zenitsu will cover 10 meters in 1 second from his perspective. They start 100 meters away, which is 10x the distance. So it'll be roughly 10 seconds from Kenjaku's perspective of time. Hopefully that clarified what I meant.
The guy is unimpressed by just about every sorcerer besides Gojo and Sukuna, and he knew Ryu, Kashimo, Yorozu, and Uro several hundred years ago. Seeing Zenitsu will remind him of the early 1900s and think he's a fast swordsman but remember all the many swordsman he's killed or seen killed over the thousand years he's lived. And I'm sure Kenjaku knows about HR and simply shows zero interests in it for the whole series.
Uh, none of those swordsman were a blitz tier faster than Kenjaku. If he were just as fast as Kenjaku? Sure, he'd be more playful because he's significantly less at risk. But someone who can literally blitz him in close quarters? No, he's not dumb. Yuta literally had to sneak up on Kenjaku to get close enough to decapitate him. He's not letting someone WAY faster than himself with a sword get in close where he can no longer do shit to combat him.
 
Didn't Kenny like, spawn that shit on her head? Why does speed matter if it doesn't even travel? I mean worst-case scenario, it scales to Kenny since he can shoot/eject his Cursed Spirit as projectiles. But I'm pretty sure he just poofed it onto her. If we're gonna argue it's a projectile or smth, Kenny could use a trap like the falling Curse to make Zenitsu fall and then use it on him. Or gravity if he gets close and then shoot it on his head while Zenitsu can't move.
U can see it falling from the tree.

You misunderstood my point. It's 10+ seconds from Kenjaku's perspective. In real time, it's like, less than 0.1 seconds. But since speed starts equalized, and Zenitsu increases his speed >10x, Zenitsu will cover 10 meters in 1 second from his perspective. They start 100 meters away, which is 10x the distance. So it'll be roughly 10 seconds from Kenjaku's perspective of time. Hopefully that clarified what I meant.
Yeah makes sense. That just makes Zenitsu not look impressive.

Uh, none of those swordsman were a blitz tier faster than Kenjaku. If he were just as fast as Kenjaku? Sure, he'd be more playful because he's significantly less at risk. But someone who can literally blitz him in close quarters? No, he's not dumb. Yuta literally had to sneak up on Kenjaku to get close enough to decapitate him. He's not letting someone WAY faster than himself with a sword get in close where he can no longer do shit to combat him.
I mean yeah, that's kinda my point. Kenjaku was never impressed/blitzed by a swordsman, he won't see Zenitsu as a problem until he gets blitzed which will likely be gg. You're speaking as though Kenjaku will know he's able to blitz him before he does it, but Kenjaku has no prior knowledge so I'm confused why you're arguing this.
 
U can see it falling from the tree.


Yeah makes sense. That just makes Zenitsu not look impressive.


I mean yeah, that's kinda my point. Kenjaku was never impressed/blitzed by a swordsman, he won't see Zenitsu as a problem until he gets blitzed which will likely be gg. You're speaking as though Kenjaku will know he's able to blitz him before he does it, but Kenjaku has no prior knowledge so I'm confused why you're arguing this.
This is how yall portraying Kenjaku Vs Zenitsu rn

 
U can see it falling from the tree.
Kinda hard to see, but if it is what I think it is (And not just part of one of the trees), then it should scale to Kenny for the aforementioned reasons.
Yeah makes sense. That just makes Zenitsu not look impressive.
Not look impressive? He would still be visibly moving much faster than Kenjaku can in the time it takes him to reach Kenjaku.
I mean yeah, that's kinda my point. Kenjaku was never impressed/blitzed by a swordsman, he won't see Zenitsu as a problem until he gets blitzed which will likely be gg. You're speaking as though Kenjaku will know he's able to blitz him before he does it, but Kenjaku has no prior knowledge so I'm confused why you're arguing this.
He will see Zenitsu moving significantly faster than him for 10 entire seconds. This like saying you see a bullet taking 5 seconds to travel to you, but only because it started like 10 kilometers away from you. You would be able to see that thing is traveling hundreds of meters in a second and that it's far faster than you. You would react. You wouldn't be unimpressed. Kenjaku isn't going to be unimpressed or unworried about something FAR faster than him encroaching onto him from the distance. You think Kenjaku is going to see a guy darting at him like a bullet and just launch useless ass Curses for 10+ seconds until he gets in close quarters combas and gets sliced into meat cubes? That doesn't even make sense for someone as intelligent as Kenjaku.
 
Kinda hard to see, but if it is what I think it is (And not just part of one of the trees), then it should scale to Kenny for the aforementioned reasons.
Eh I guess, he does shoot out the curses so I could see Zenitsu getting caught off guard.


Not look impressive? He would still be visibly moving much faster than Kenjaku can in the time it takes him to reach Kenjaku.
Yeah but come on, Kenjaku's not new to seeing fast characters, unless you're moving like Sukuna or Gojo, he's just gonna be like "damn that kid fast", not summon anything serious. At most probably prepare to use anti-grav.

Kenjaku isn't going to be unimpressed or unworried about something FAR faster than him encroaching onto him from the distance. You think Kenjaku is going to see a guy darting at him like a bullet and just launch useless ass Curses for 10+ seconds until he gets in close quarters combas and gets sliced into meat cubes? That doesn't even make sense for someone as intelligent as Kenjaku.
Yeah pretty much. Sorcerers fight against swordsman all the time in the past and present, cursed energy helps in protecting against swords so yes, Kenjaku won't be worried by a swordsman who is giving off no cursed energy from the sword or their body, isn't visibly special, and hasn't used a cursed tech yet.

Don't know why Kenjaku doesn't have prior knowledge on Zenitsu. Kid's got a 4x ap diff and has several forms of blitzing from tens of meters away.
 
Eh I guess, he does shoot out the curses so I could see Zenitsu getting caught off guard.
Alright, glad we can agree on that.
Yeah but come on, Kenjaku's not new to seeing fast characters, unless you're moving like Sukuna or Gojo, he's just gonna be like "damn that kid fast", not summon anything serious. At most probably prepare to use anti-grav.
I don't think Kenjaku fought any character who was >10x faster than himself. He doesn't need to summon anything serious, but he is absolutely going to use something more useful than fodder Curses that do nothing to impede Zenitsu. It can be Gravity Manip, Ganesha, etc. Anything that could actually stop Zenitsu. I don't think he's going to let the dude who can blitz him get into close range because that would obviously mean death for him. He has nothing to handle a speed blitz level amp at close range.
Yeah pretty much. Sorcerers fight against swordsman all the time in the past and present, cursed energy helps in protecting against swords so yes, Kenjaku won't be worried by a swordsman who is giving off no cursed energy from the sword or their body, isn't visibly special, and hasn't used a cursed tech yet.

Don't know why Kenjaku doesn't have prior knowledge on Zenitsu. Kid's got a 4x ap diff and has several forms of blitzing from tens of meters away.
They literally had to distract Kenjaku with Takaba so Yuta could get in close enough to decapitate him. Kenjaku would've never let Yuta have that opportunity had he not been distracted. Let alone one who is moving significantly faster than him after randomly gaining a massive speed boost.

Would he instantly go for the kill? Dunno, don't really care about that.

Does he counter the speed so he doesn't get mutilated? Yeah. He has the means to do so, is a tactical fighter, and wouldn't want to be killed.
 
At first I wanted to vote for Zenitsu, but the Chip and Dale fan's arguments are too good

Kenjaku FRA
 
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