2018-07-09, 14:59 | Link #1401 | |
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I still think Cao Cao may be secretly a half-god. You remember that in the Spoilers of Volume 25 when Issei goes to drink the special drink that only gods can drink given to him by Indra, Cao Cao drinks a little and says it is bitter (or sour). Neither Cao Cao nor Issei are gods, Issei felt immense pain after drinking, but Cao Cao felt nothing. Is not that strange? If he is not a half god then he was trained in some really special way by Indra when he was younger. |
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2018-07-09, 16:15 | Link #1402 |
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So then Strada would be half-god.
Cao Cao blocked Issei's punch with his True Longinus. He's not a normal human but he's human regardless. It was stated in that spoiler that the Amrita was weakened but still poisonous to devils. It may have had no effect on humans. Humans can have fast reaction speeds and the ability to dodge attacks. Like I said, he was most likely than not trained by Sakra. In both physical ability and spearsmanship. And how to fight. Last edited by Lucidrago; 2018-07-09 at 18:10. |
2018-07-09, 16:44 | Link #1403 | |
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If his body is so fragile, how can he fall from a height large enough to create a crater on the ground and then stand up as if nothing had happened? (vol 9). If he has a fragile body how can he move so fast? What kind of form did Indra train Cao Cao that he managed to make him be insanely fast, but did not fortify his body at the same time? (He is not insanely muscular like Strada, he has a normal musculature). If the author simply says he's special, and that's it, then there's nothing we can do. But as a reader it is difficult to take seriously when the levels of power of the characters varies according to the need of the author. Like Saji being able to tank dozens of punches from Issei (CQC) in the face, when it should be basically game over for him to take 5 to 10. Last edited by Palmito; 2018-07-09 at 17:03. |
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2018-07-09, 18:18 | Link #1404 |
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Well I had the same question about Cao Cao, Tobio, and Strada moving so fast they disappear. Or other unrealistic things that even top performing human athletes who trained intensely for years couldn't do.
Unless Strada is using his Holy Fist, the other things he does are just his pure physical ability. Same with Cao Cao and Tobio. You just have to accept it. I can see Saji tanking punches. You do know about the wonders of armor right? And he did take so many punches from Issei in Volume 5. And he was unarmored and Issei was in his Balance Breaker state. The unrealistic thing was making Saji a straight-up power-type for that match. Last edited by Lucidrago; 2018-07-09 at 19:20. |
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2018-07-09, 19:51 | Link #1412 |
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@Lucidrago saji was not fighting like sairaog at all. And do not ignore this. I know martial arts. I don't get it what makes this fight different from issei vs yura and issei vs dulio and Koneko vs Kuroka. The CxC only took 4 of issei's pawn pieces. The same number of pieces saji has and what is wrong with using willpower. Not using it makes you weak and it means you telling the person to give up and the can't do anything about it. That goes against what Naruto's ninja way is. He never give up no matter how strong his enemy is. Someone tell me what makes issei vs saji any different from any fight i have seen. Really i want to know. Make me understand. Because i don't. And don't say this is issei vs sairaog because i still won't get. So please tell me so i can understand
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2018-07-09, 20:48 | Link #1413 | |
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Now let's go back to DxD. When Ishibumi made Saji not use his abilities (which would be the only way he got any chance against Issei) and go for a fight with his fists, he was trying to do the same thing he did in Volume 10 with Sairaorg . It's the same as Kiba saying, "I could use my techniques, swords, and speed to fight Issei, but you know what, I'm going to fight with my fists." Does not make sense you understand? It's just bad writing. For some reason he wanted to create the same feeling as Volume 10. He made Saji fight the same way as Sairaorg. When Saji was losing, he made a relative of Saji cheer him up in the same way that he made Sairaorg's mother cheer Sairaorg when he was losing. Do you understand now why we are saying that Ishibumi made an Issei x Sairaorg n° 2? |
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2018-07-09, 21:26 | Link #1414 |
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@Palmito ok i understand now. But this isn't issei vs sairaog 2.0. Issei punched kicked and blasted sairaog it wasn't just a fist fight. And both issei and saji respect sairaog. Saji called sairaog master. Saji doesn't want to be like sairaog. He wants to fight like issei that is who he compares himself to. It was said armor types are power types like dragons are a mass of energy or power. Vali also has a armor. You can say that forms like that are of the shape that is the closest to the ultimate for those who mainly fight using direct attacks. You wear a mass-of-power-like armour, and hit your opponent with it. That’s why it ends up in a form like that.]
Ddraig tells me. I see. If you mainly fight in fist-fights, you get a good balance in terms of offence and defence by wearing the armour that is like a mass of power. That must be it, since I, who is also using it, also think that its true. This explains that if you fight in a fist fight you get armor. Since issei and sairaog are both power types so is saji. Saji is a technique and power type now he wasn't before he got his armor he wanted power to protect and got it. Saji also fought a longinus user walburga. She couldn't burn him anymore and he fought and survived grendal with broken bones. So i understand now but saji wanted to be a power type being a technique type got him nowhere |
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2018-07-09, 22:13 | Link #1416 |
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@ Palmito but i understand what you are saying. How come you can't understand saji. He became a pawn the same time as issei. He thought they were the same. He thought he was above issei. He envied issei. He wanted everything issei has. Power , his master to be with him and a goal. Tell have you ever seen saji use all of his powers. Saji knew about issei going into his dragon form the juggernaut. He did the same thing in volume 7 out of control dragon form. But if you want to blame on the author find the author is the bad guy now he made a mistake he ruined saji
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2018-07-09, 22:34 | Link #1417 |
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When Sairaorg enters BotB:
Cao Cao: "F*ckf*ckf*ckf*ckf*ck! Don't think about anything else! Just keep dodging!" Sairaorg: "F*ckf*ckf*ckf*ckf*ck! Don't think about the pain! Just keep hitting!" While Saji is a hand-to-hand fighter taking Issei head on in a fist fight is quite unrealistic. Yes he has good offense and defense but just discarding all those abilities he has and just having Saji go for a straight-up fistfight against Issei was quite ridiculous. Having Saji combine his hand-to-hand with Vritra's abilities would have been more sufficient than making Saji a pure power-type. Since Saji is a technique-type, I would have expected Saji to actually give him quite a hard fight considering that he was exhausted and was at a natural disadvantage against Saji. Saji would go at him with hand-to-hand while using his abilities. |
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@Lucidrago saji fought another technique type it said he had bad compatibility with the guy he fought in volume 21. What i am saying yes saji is a technique type but has he like being one. I have only seen him use only two abilities. He might strong scary even if he uses all of his abilities he wouldn't need his armor
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2018-07-10, 01:31 | Link #1420 |
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They're both great characters. They do serve as the perfect contrast to each other. Cao Cao is considered a genius who was born with the most powerful Longinus and was most likely trained by Sakra. Despite simply being a human was gifted with so much.
While Sairaorg was the first son of Lord Bael and was the heir of the highest-ranked house of the 72 Pillars. Yet despite that, he was born with low demonic powers and didn't even inherit his house's trait which is the Power of Destruction. So he was discarded by his own house as someone without worth. And he had to train to the limits to even gain power to take back the position of heir that was rightfully is. Cao Cao got to the top with his powerful weapon and overflowing talents(not saying he doesn't train). Despite being born a simple human. While Sairaorg was born with nothing and had to work hard for everything he had gotten. Despite being born a devil of the House of Bael. And being born a high-class devil who are more often than not blessed with power. |
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