Verlux vs Ken

Verlux Response 1

Tian vs Izayoi
- Tian destroys the bridge with his sheer might, and Iyazoi falls into the water
- Izayoi's durability is insufficient to take a hit from a mountain-busting spear, and the internal organ affecting shockwaves cannot be dodged
- Monochrome counters Gift

Ah Gou vs CaoCao
- CaoCao is killed by Monochrome, seeing as he has no durability feats
- Monochrome cannot be countered by any of CaoCao's abilities, seeing as it is just constant pure divine pressure and not an attack

Huang Long vs Chi Long
- Chi lacks electric resistance feats, while in comparison Huang has excellent heat resistance, relevant as Chi Long uses that as his only esoteric form of attack


Ken Response 1

Izayoi vs Tian
- Izayoi is strong enough to shatter mountains with kicks and punches, and can instantly kill Tian with a single strike as Tian has no demonstrated durability enough to resist a blow of that magnitude
- Izayoi's gift destroys Monochrome, seeing as it is also a soul-based power
- Monochrome is not strong enough to destroy the bridge anyways
- Izayoi has internal durability and the Blood Spear is too slow to hit

Ah Gou vs CaoCao
- teleports behind u
- CaoCao has the pure skill advantage, can teleport, and can hit people without them even noticing somehow, is too skilled to be hit, and can destroy Ah Gou's weaponry
- Ah Gou is much more likely to open with a move that is not Monochrome
- CaoCao does have durability feats they're just not amazing

Chi Long vs Huang Long
- Chi Long is extremely strong, with city-busting blows and Huang's durability is significantly worse than that
- Long has electric resistance due to being made of crystal and can take hits from Zhui Ri who has electricity embued in his sword

Verlux Response 2

Tian vs Izayoi
- Argues Izayoi's feats are unquantifiable and vague compared to Tian's, and the Blood Spear is superior as it can be quantified and gives him the advantage of reach in combat, and is skilled enough to make use of it
- Monochrome is strong enough to shatter a super-iron and thus is enough to break the bridge, especially considering how much stronger mountain-level destruction is compared to earthquakes
- The Gift must be activated and is not passive, and suppression or nullification should be effective regardless if removal isn't

Ah Gou vs CaoCao
- Ah Gou's dark shadow can protect him from attacks from behind, and CaoCao's is limited by the speed being equalized, something the dark shadow can abuse
- Context mitigates the opponent's argument of Ah Gou not opening with Monochrome, with those instances being against friends or family
- Monochrome kills CaoCao due to his lack of durability

Chi Long vs Huang Long
- Chi's feats show him being damaged by an electrical attack, and Huang's lightning is superior to natural lightning
- Huang can destroy crystal and even conduct his electricity through it, showing Chi is vulnerable to such an attack even if made of crystal, and destroys his blood
- Knows his brother well and would know his best bet would be to not engage in melee

Ken Response 2

Izayoi vs Tian
- Quantification for the mountains are given - roughly 5.75 meters tall
- Monochrome cannot break the Golden Gate Bridge, as it's best feats are to	crack iron from far away and the Gate is made of steel
- Izayoi is able to take hits comparable to his own, and even strikes superior to his own
- Even with Monochrome, assuming it works, Tian is significantly weaker than Tian and dies
- Tian doesn't use the Blood Spear as a polearm
- Tian is not a great fighter and his main strat is to simply either run up to fight or stand there and get hit

Ah Gou vs CaoCao
- Monochrome won't be activated immediately due the fact Ah Gou's unlikely to kill, CaoCao has won 2v1's before and the Nothingness is too slow and weak to protect Ah Gou
- Ah Gou does not open with Monochrome

Chi Long vs Huang Long
- The Chi Long that was chipped was weaker as he was low on blood, while the one being run is full. Huang's lightning is only superior to normal in terms of heat output, not amperage.
- Chi is more durable than normal crystal as he can take blows from Ah Gou with the golden gauntlet
- Huang gets in close-range and goes for melee first and foremost




Izayoi vs Tian - Izayoi
- Verlux casted doubt onto Izayoi's feats by emphasizing how vague and unclear they were compared to the readily visible feats of Tian, but Ken managed to provide a satisfactory quantification of the size of the mountains and continuoulsy pressed on the physical advantadge Izayoi has over Tian. Ken presented feats that showed Izayoi can endure even internal-effecting attacks from Tian, and it seems most likely that Monochrome is countered by the Gift and even with it the outcome wouldn't be affected by much.

Ah Gou vs CaoCao - Ah Gou
- The presence of the dark shadow was a great counter to the initial surprise of teleportation CaoCao has, and while CaoCao was proven to be extremely skilled and have good offense, Verlux managed to argue that Ah Gou lives long enough to activate Monochrome and CaoCao cannot endure it's effects.

Chi Long vs Huang Long - Huang
-  This was an extremely close match-up, with Verlux presenting an extremely strong case for Huang's lightning and how it would affect Chi's crystal body and Ken doing great on painting his behavior as melee-focused, dismantling presented anti-feats, and showing the difference in physicals between Chi and Huang. It mainly boiled down to the fact that Huang has demonstrated resistance to Chi's fire, while Chi has lesser feats of electric resistance and Huang has proven that he can conduct his electricity through crystals.


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