Naruto v. Luffy v. Ichigo
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[quote name='sircuss']Kizaru speedblitz Aizen before showing KS.
Enel speedblitz him
Whitebeard crush him
Aokiji freeze him
Marco burn him
Blackbeard gravity pull him to his body
Ace entei him
etc.
You're underestimating OP here.[/QUOTE]
No it seems you're overestimating OP actually, or some of the characters anyways. It just seems like you just bunched all these random strong characters in OP and based your argument off that. All of these characters would not know how Aizen's KS for it to not work, so they could all easily be caught off guard by the element of surprise. Kizaru and Enel, maybe, but their lazy/stuck-up personality would be their downfall, and I am pretty sure they would somehow see his KS. Also Aizen is probably faster than all the other characters, so he should have no problem showing KS to all the others.
Enel speedblitz him
Whitebeard crush him
Aokiji freeze him
Marco burn him
Blackbeard gravity pull him to his body
Ace entei him
etc.
You're underestimating OP here.[/QUOTE]
No it seems you're overestimating OP actually, or some of the characters anyways. It just seems like you just bunched all these random strong characters in OP and based your argument off that. All of these characters would not know how Aizen's KS for it to not work, so they could all easily be caught off guard by the element of surprise. Kizaru and Enel, maybe, but their lazy/stuck-up personality would be their downfall, and I am pretty sure they would somehow see his KS. Also Aizen is probably faster than all the other characters, so he should have no problem showing KS to all the others.
[quote name='Insane D Azn']No it seems you're overestimating OP actually, or some of the characters anyways. It just seems like you just bunched all these random strong characters in OP and based your argument off that. All of these characters would not know how Aizen's KS for it to not work, so they could all easily be caught off guard by the element of surprise. Kizaru and Enel, maybe, but their lazy/stuck-up personality would be their downfall, and I am pretty sure they would somehow see his KS. Also Aizen is probably faster than all the other characters, so he should have no problem showing KS to all the others.[/QUOTE]
No, don't use PIS as an argument. Let's just assume everyone has common sense
No, don't use PIS as an argument. Let's just assume everyone has common sense
[quote name='Insane D Azn']No it seems you're overestimating OP actually, or some of the characters anyways. It just seems like you just bunched all these random strong characters in OP and based your argument off that. All of these characters would not know how Aizen's KS for it to not work, so they could all easily be caught off guard by the element of surprise. Kizaru and Enel, maybe, but their lazy/stuck-up personality would be their downfall, and I am pretty sure they would somehow see his KS. Also Aizen is probably faster than all the other characters, so he should have no problem showing KS to all the others.[/QUOTE]
Sorry? Assuming the fight is bloodlusted, no PIS or CIS.
They'll kill him oneshoot.
Sorry? Assuming the fight is bloodlusted, no PIS or CIS.
They'll kill him oneshoot.
[quote name='Insane D Azn']I have no idea what that is, I'm afraid... ><;;[/QUOTE]
-PIS: Plot Induced Stupidity, term used to refer to events in a story that contradict a character's normal capabilities for the purpose of the plot. For example, if a generally competent, intelligent villain does something stupid like not killing the hero immediately when he has the chance, and that allows the hero to win.
-CIS: Character Induced Stupidity, refers to mental limits of a character that cause them to perform at below the true potential of their powers. The term is somewhat of a misnomer, since it refers to more than just stupidity - it could also refer to a character's ignorance, morals, or any other mental characteristic that limits the use of their powers.
-Bloodlusted: refers to a state where a character is fighting without any inhibitions, and cares about nothing other than defeating the enemy. Bloodlusted characters fear nothing, and will allow themselves to be injured to any degree as long as it leads to a higher probability of defeating their opponent.
Usually in battle thread PIS/CIS off and characters always bloodlusted. Unless the TS(Thread Starter) stated otherwise.
[quote name='Amulet Shade']I'll be honest, I don't know the extent of the Haki precog since I don't read One Piece, how far ahead does he sense?[/QUOTE]
He knows the threat in island level proximity when training the haki.
-PIS: Plot Induced Stupidity, term used to refer to events in a story that contradict a character's normal capabilities for the purpose of the plot. For example, if a generally competent, intelligent villain does something stupid like not killing the hero immediately when he has the chance, and that allows the hero to win.
-CIS: Character Induced Stupidity, refers to mental limits of a character that cause them to perform at below the true potential of their powers. The term is somewhat of a misnomer, since it refers to more than just stupidity - it could also refer to a character's ignorance, morals, or any other mental characteristic that limits the use of their powers.
-Bloodlusted: refers to a state where a character is fighting without any inhibitions, and cares about nothing other than defeating the enemy. Bloodlusted characters fear nothing, and will allow themselves to be injured to any degree as long as it leads to a higher probability of defeating their opponent.
Usually in battle thread PIS/CIS off and characters always bloodlusted. Unless the TS(Thread Starter) stated otherwise.
[quote name='Amulet Shade']I'll be honest, I don't know the extent of the Haki precog since I don't read One Piece, how far ahead does he sense?[/QUOTE]
He knows the threat in island level proximity when training the haki.
[quote name='sircuss']-PIS: Plot Induced Stupidity, term used to refer to events in a story that contradict a character's normal capabilities for the purpose of the plot. For example, if a generally competent, intelligent villain does something stupid like not killing the hero immediately when he has the chance, and that allows the hero to win.
-CIS: Character Induced Stupidity, refers to mental limits of a character that cause them to perform at below the true potential of their powers. The term is somewhat of a misnomer, since it refers to more than just stupidity - it could also refer to a character's ignorance, morals, or any other mental characteristic that limits the use of their powers.
-Bloodlusted: refers to a state where a character is fighting without any inhibitions, and cares about nothing other than defeating the enemy. Bloodlusted characters fear nothing, and will allow themselves to be injured to any degree as long as it leads to a higher probability of defeating their opponent.
Usually in battle thread PIS/CIS off and characters always bloodlusted. Unless the TS(Thread Starter) stated otherwise.
He knows the threat in island level proximity when training the haki.[/QUOTE]
In that case, they would win, you're right.
-CIS: Character Induced Stupidity, refers to mental limits of a character that cause them to perform at below the true potential of their powers. The term is somewhat of a misnomer, since it refers to more than just stupidity - it could also refer to a character's ignorance, morals, or any other mental characteristic that limits the use of their powers.
-Bloodlusted: refers to a state where a character is fighting without any inhibitions, and cares about nothing other than defeating the enemy. Bloodlusted characters fear nothing, and will allow themselves to be injured to any degree as long as it leads to a higher probability of defeating their opponent.
Usually in battle thread PIS/CIS off and characters always bloodlusted. Unless the TS(Thread Starter) stated otherwise.
He knows the threat in island level proximity when training the haki.[/QUOTE]
In that case, they would win, you're right.
[quote name='Amulet Shade']How does that give him an advantage? It's a battle, of course they're intentions are to hurt and kill...Maybe I'm missing something about it, I don't know.[/QUOTE]
Like a spider sense sensing danger. Haki user sense intention to attack and proceed to dodge or counter.
However haki depends on reaction speed. If the enemy is so fast that the user couldn't react the point is moot.
[quote name='noex1337']Ehhhh, it seems sircuss is ignoring my argument[/QUOTE]
What argument?
Like a spider sense sensing danger. Haki user sense intention to attack and proceed to dodge or counter.
However haki depends on reaction speed. If the enemy is so fast that the user couldn't react the point is moot.
[quote name='noex1337']Ehhhh, it seems sircuss is ignoring my argument[/QUOTE]
What argument?