Yujiro Hanma VS Mr. Incredible

[Kuro]

The strongest creature takes on Mr Incredible

Speed equalized

[big_adventure]

Well, technically Baki is the strongest creature now, as hid dad passed the torch officially during their fight.

As to the fight, I guess it has to come down to whether Yujiro can actually hurt Mr. Incredible. Mr. I can't hit Yujiro in any way, shape or form - the speed and skill difference is absolutely ridiculous. The same isn't true in reverse: Yujiro can hit Incredible with absolute impunity. Given the people who Yujiro treats as absolute trash - owns without trying - and some of the things they get up to, I'd figure that The Beast can eventually get through Incredible's durability through some combo of his techniques.

[Guy1]

Well, technically Baki is the strongest creature now, as hid dad passed the torch officially during their fight.

As to the fight, I guess it has to come down to whether Yujiro can actually hurt Mr. Incredible. Mr. I can't hit Yujiro in any way, shape or form - the speed and skill difference is absolutely ridiculous. The same isn't true in reverse: Yujiro can hit Incredible with absolute impunity. Given the people who Yujiro treats as absolute trash - owns without trying - and some of the things they get up to, I'd figure that The Beast can eventually get through Incredible's durability through some combo of his techniques.

Speed equilized as per OP.

[big_adventure]

Speed equilized as per OP.

LOL, I'm a doofus.

OK, the skill gap is still pretty immense, but this makes it a more of a fight.

I figure it's probably kind of coin-flippy - Yujiro is going to win some by picking Incredible apart, and he's likely to lose some due to Incredible's, well, incredible durability.

Now, if we go by narrative, Incredible can't hurt Yujiro at all: Hanma told general whatshisname to go ahead and try nukes if he wanted and it wouldn't kill him. The US government literally signs a non-agression treaty, multiple times over, with Hanma, saying, effectively, that he can do whatever the hell he likes and there will be zero reprisals.

[Guy1]

LOL, I'm a doofus.

OK, the skill gap is still pretty immense, but this makes it a more of a fight.

I figure it's probably kind of coin-flippy - Yujiro is going to win some by picking Incredible apart, and he's likely to lose some due to Incredible's, well, incredible durability.

Now, if we go by narrative, Incredible can't hurt Yujiro at all: Hanma told general whatshisname to go ahead and try nukes if he wanted and it wouldn't kill him. The US government literally signs a non-agression treaty, multiple times over, with Hanma, saying, effectively, that he can do whatever the hell he likes and there will be zero reprisals.

Unless we see Yujiro tanking things on the level of nukes it's just a statement. Which is why we generally go by feats over what a narrative says.

[Len Ikari145]

Unless we see Yujiro tanking things on the level of nukes it's just a statement. Which is why we generally go by feats over what a narrative says.

Agreed. Yujiro had done nothing to suggest that he could tank an AShM, let alone a nuke.

[Kuro]

Yeah, Yujiro is billed as a nuke tanking plot device but in the first series he was taken down with a bunch of tranquilizer darts

I figured this would be interesting since Yujiro has so many techniques whereas MI is just blatantly stronger

[big_adventure]

Unless we see Yujiro tanking things on the level of nukes it's just a statement. Which is why we generally go by feats over what a narrative says.

Of course, of course - that's why I explicitly said "if we go by narrative." We don't do that, you know that I know this.