| yeah and since Makoto was badly injured with burns he couldn't face those 4 seasoned warriors without wearing them down first. |
Kenjutsu is the art of killing...no matter how you sugarcoat it! |
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Shishio Makoto, as the main antagonist in "Rurouni Kenshin," displayed incredible combat prowess and cunning strategies. His record includes defeating numerous skilled opponents and even challenging Kenshin himself.
Yukishiro Enishi, also a formidable adversary in "Rurouni Kenshin," is known for his mastery of the Hiten Mitsurugi-ryū style, which he used to seek vengeance for his sister's death. His record includes holding his own against Kenshin and other skilled swordsmen.
Both characters have impressive feats, making it difficult to predict a clear winner in a hypothetical matchup. It would likely depend on various factors such as their state of mind, environment, and any potential surprises or advantages one might have over the other.
Both Shishio Makoto and Yukishiro Enishi are formidable opponents in their own right, each with their own unique strengths and skills. Shishio is incredibly skilled in combat and has his deadly bandages technique, while Yukishiro is a master of the Hiten Mitsurugi-ryū style. It would likely come down to factors like strategy, environment, and perhaps even luck.
Yukishiro Enishi, also a formidable adversary in "Rurouni Kenshin," is known for his mastery of the Hiten Mitsurugi-ryū style, which he used to seek vengeance for his sister's death. His record includes holding his own against Kenshin and other skilled swordsmen.
Both characters have impressive feats, making it difficult to predict a clear winner in a hypothetical matchup. It would likely depend on various factors such as their state of mind, environment, and any potential surprises or advantages one might have over the other.
Both Shishio Makoto and Yukishiro Enishi are formidable opponents in their own right, each with their own unique strengths and skills. Shishio is incredibly skilled in combat and has his deadly bandages technique, while Yukishiro is a master of the Hiten Mitsurugi-ryū style. It would likely come down to factors like strategy, environment, and perhaps even luck.
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| shishio just have a fighting time limit due to his health problems but he is much stronger than the rest without that handicap |
Asahinchi said: I like writings things. So its not chatgpt.😅 Ah. Well, your text is very well formatted, but Enishi is not a master of Hiten. He uses Watojutsu, a Chinese's fighting style, mixing brawling and swordsmanship. |
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| Shishio NEEDED to be the final boss bro, enishi was more boring than the mummy vampyre shishio, they are in other categories maaan. I think that happens in almost every classic long-running shonen, that the clímax is in the half of the story. I needed more shisho, that character's was too interesting to defeat him the way he was defeated. |
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| Oh shit my commentary os out of place, i mean, makoto is stronger because even without all of his power was fighting like a monster and enishi even with that nerves technique wasn't so menacing than makoto |
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Feitan_exe said: @Adriannitro That's what I'm trying to say, Makoto is just so much more intimidating but I still kind of feel bad for Enishi. Dude was traumatised by her Sister's death. In my opinion that frustration of not being able to save her sister, As a child, he projected his inability to save his sister Tomoe onto Kenshin to develop such a deadly technique like Watojutsu to counter his one and only person sworn enemy whom he despised. Yeaaaah makoto have that edgelord supervillian aura +1000 rizz but he is more of the calculated kind of fighting I guess, he was almost like a fucking moyai statue and the other guys were running around him in the final battle of kyoto's arc trying to take him down like if was a clash royale tower, he isn't too fast. Enishi was more for the sake of putting the mood of a real combat between two beings in equal capability, i felt it that way, so he had a very fast technique like kenshin. I think enishi is faster than makoto but he would struggle too much to defeat him because makoto is level 100 boss bro 🥶🥶🥶 |
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Feitan_exe said: but PPL really go overboard with the praising some guy even called him better villain than Griffith and Meruem lol. To be honest, more than the character itself (which is incredible charismatic tho), what makes him truly great is his ideology clash against Kenshin, which is already an incredibly well written character at that point. Their duality, with the extremist personality of Shishio, and the (doubting) pacifist one of Kenshin is what made the Kyoto Arc one of the most beloved Nekketsu Arc in Manga. That's kinda the same for Meruem. While he's a good character by itself, what made him so impactful was in reality that he was experiencing the exact opposite of what Gon was going through during that Arc; and all of that while they did not even met once. Personally; i'd say he's indeed better than Meruem. Griffith is better written tho, thanks to his very long showcased development during the Golden Age Arc (and again, with his duality with Guts during the same Arc). |
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