Misconception: A>b>c logic doesnt apply ( it does )

[KnowMads]

People need to realize in some cases this logic does actually work.

a prime example is dbz, goku>vegata>krillin. does this mean goku can beat krillin because vageta can? yes it does because goku and vegata are STRONGER THAN KRILLIN

A>B>C logic does apply in some cases

Another example, jiraiya>kakashi>tsunade, does this mean jiraiya can beat tsunade because kakashi can? yes it does because jman has shown he has better feats and arsonal and battle wits that would own tsunade

SO their you go A>b>c logic DOES apply in some cases like these so you shouldnt always rule it out.​

 

[Hipster Madara]

very true...

 

[ItachiSan03]

Ok i need to spell some things out for you knucklehead
1. This isnt dbz
2. The statement is : Just because a>b>c does not make a>c. Never does the rule say a>b>c so a<c.

 

[KnowMads]

Ok i need to spell some things out for you knucklehead
1. This isnt dbz
2. The statement is : Just because a>b>c does not make a>c. Never does the rule say a>b>c so a<c.

same thing.

 

[Cerox0]

ABC just means counter, which is what naruto is all about.

Obviously on Points like

Naruto> Sakura> Konohamaru wouldn't apply well, because it's obvious lol

 

[Koibito]

in extreme cases it does cause obvously SO6P>Kakashi>Konahamaru, but in Naruto specifically, in normal cases it does not, different people have different strengths and weaknesses which suit their opponents in different ways, Because Gai>Kisame does Gai>Hachibi? no, even tho Kisame>Hachibi

 

[-Logic-]

ABC logic is useful, but in some cases it'll make you look like an ass xd

 

[CJ Mac]

Um...Okay. What brought this about?

 

[MadaraHashirama]

Let's say there are 3 guys, A B and C
A is a master in Water Jutsus
B is master in Fire Jutsus
C can defeat B but can't defeat A

Does this mean B>A?

 

[TheSages456]

A>B>C logic does work in the case of overpowered charaters because of their godlike powerlevels. Its mostly hiruzen fanboys who spout nonsense like just because A>B doesnt mean A>C.

 

[LegendaryAce]

Let's say there are 3 guys, A B and C
A is a master in Water Jutsus
B is master in Fire Jutsus
C can defeat B but can't defeat A

Does this mean B>A?

o.o well he could trap the A guy in a pot and seal it and slowly boil him till he evaporates

 

[KnowMads]

Let's say there are 3 guys, A B and C
A is a master in Water Jutsus
B is master in Fire Jutsus
C can defeat B but can't defeat A

Does this mean B>A?

it also depends on the size and attack and damage of the jutsu silly noob.

 

[Pavoneo]

Shikamaru>Hidan>Asuma

Is Asuma<Shikamaru?
No.

 

[ItachiSan03]

Damn it the point of the statement is just because a>b>c DONT ASSUME THAT a>c. The statement never says that a is not greater than c, it just isnt 100% that a>c.

 

[FizzyDrink]

Ummm...Tsunade would beat Kakashi...

 

[Black Adam]

so let me see if I have this right

Hashi>Madara

Saru>Hashi

Madara>Saru

.......hmmmmm......what if we-no that wouldn't work.......hmmm.......

 

[KnowMads]

Shikamaru>Hidan>Asuma

Is Asuma<Shikamaru?
No.

pretty sure i said some cases :sy:

 

[KnowMads]

so let me see if I have this right

Hashi>Madara

Saru>Hashi

Madara>Saru

.......hmmmmm......what if we-no that wouldn't work.......hmmm.......

Ummm...Tsunade would beat Kakashi...

@ fizzy never.

@black adam hashi>saru

 

[zombiejesus]

Shikamaru>Hidan>Asuma

Is Asuma<Shikamaru?
No.

wait what lol asuma is way greater than shika lol

 

[Prince of Persia TTT]

A>B>C logic does work in the case of overpowered charaters because of their godlike powerlevels. Its mostly hiruzen fanboys who spout nonsense like just because A>B doesnt mean A>C.

okay this is somewhat correct xd