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One on one for each...if the opponent is using a weapon, Guy can use his nunchucks. He is allowed to use them against A regardless of A being unarmed. Everyone except A & Hiruzen are unrestricted.

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Hinata
Asuma
Yamato
Mifune
Asura Path Pain
Hiruzen (staff only)
Base Ay (no ninjutsu)



who can Guy take out of this list???
 
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Base Ay (no ninjutsu)(not sure)
 

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He beats Hinata with ease.

Asuma beats him.

Yamato could take him on.

Mifune definitely beats him.

Asura Path stomps him. Gai can't even hurt him with his physical attacks, which isn't even the biggest problem.

Hiruzen destroys him. Enma is too powerful a weapon for Gai to against him in close combat and win without Gates.

Ay snaps his neck. He's superior in all physical stats and Gai's hits will barely hurt him. Can't say that the inverse is true.
 

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Guy beats Hinata. His taijutsu and speed is superior, so he should be able to knock her out easily.
Everyone else beats him with various difficulty ( Yamato and Asuma mid-high, the others low )
 

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Gai stomps Hinata.

Gai defeats Asuma with med-high difficulty. Ino/Chouji subdued Edo Asuma in CQC, Gai does the same even with Hien activated.

Gai defeats Yamato med-high difficulty. Brute strength canonically overpowered Yamato's Mokutan, which is too slow to capture him in the first place.

Gai loses to Mifune med difficulty. Unlike Asuma by feats, Mifune is too fast and skilled with his sword. I don't see Gai disarming him. No real answer to a chakra enhanced sword.

Gai defeats Asura Path high difficulty. It was practically 1HKO'd by Chouza's multi-size fist, later just serving as a meat shield for Deva. I don't see it being a huge issue for Gai with his speed and strength.

Gai defeats Hiruzen restricted to just his staff med difficulty. He easily outclasses an old Hiruzen in speed, strength, durability, stamina, which is all essential in taijutsu/Bukijutsu fights.

Goes either way between base Ay and Gai. They're both very similar in regards to having high strength, stamina, speed, reflexes, and durability. Even if Ay is a little superior in those categories, Gai's taijutsu skill is leaps and bounds ahead of the Raikage, and that is all this fight entails. Raikage requires more hits to take down, but Gai would be harder to hit. Nunchucks also give Gai more range. Hard to say for me.
 
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Gai defeats Asuma with med-high difficulty. Ino/Chouji subdued Edo Asuma in CQC, Gai does the same even with Hien activated.

No. Ino and Choji never subdued Asuma in CQC. Ino-Shika-Cho had to use butterfly mode, expansion jutsu, shadow stitching and Mind Transfer in a combo to subdue Asuma. Base Gai isn't even superior to BM Choji let alone Ino helping him with mind transfer, let alone all 3 of them using their Ninjutsu in tandem. Terrible comparison.

I also find it hilarious that Mifune beats Base Gai with a chakra enhanced sword and because he was fast enough to prevent Hanzo from forming seals, but Asuma with Hien, skill capable of going against Kisame (and stated to be top tier among Konoha's Jonin including Gai, along with his ranged jutsu loses "med-high" diff.

Gai defeats Yamato med-high difficulty. Brute strength canonically overpowered Yamato's Mokutan, which is too slow to capture him in the first place.

What? Kisame's brute strength overpowered the small binding Yamato used to try and hold Kisame. Gai is not Kisame nor is he stronger than him physically as we have already seen and a small binding is not comparable to a miniature forest. This is also bad logic. Yamato has clones, can merge with the earth, and his Mokuton is wide scaled enough to cover a good portion of turtle island. Gai doesn't win here either.

Gai defeats Asura Path high difficulty. It was practically 1HKO'd by Chouza's multi-size fist, later just serving as a meat shield for Deva. I don't see it being a huge issue for Gai with his speed and strength.

This has to be a joke. What significance does the bold have here? Gai can't hit harder than Choza using Expansion Jutsu, and despite it being injured it still protected Deva from Raikiri, another technique Gai can't hit harder than. So how is Gai destroying, or even doing serious damage to, Asura Path? He's not, that's how. How's he overpowering something that can toss Animal Path from the outskirts of the village to above the barrier? He's not, not with the strength feats he's shown. This doesn't include the bladed weapons it can produce from it's body or it's widespread explosives. Gai does not stand a chance of winning here. Asura fires off and Gai is turned to ash. Or he fires his homing missile and Gai is turned to ash. Speed is irrelevant as it's a homing attack and Gai can't block or overpower it.

Gai defeats Hiruzen restricted to just his staff med difficulty. He easily outclasses an old Hiruzen in speed, strength, durability, stamina, which is all essential in taijutsu/Bukijutsu fights.

@bold: Uh, so is the actual weapon being used. The only way Gai can win is if he's fast enough to get around his staff and hit him directly, but he's not nor does he have the capability due to the size of the staff. Gai has more physical strength but Hiruzen's hits are stronger and heavier unless Gai has a feat on par with wrecking PT 1 Edo Hashi's Mokuton and wrecking the Shinju's roots with his bare hands and/or with some kind of weapon. That and Enma can extend to a length longer than that of Kurama and can form a cage for protection in case Hiruzen is about to get hit.

The only way Gai's speed would give him the win is if he can attack Hiruzen faster than Hiruzen can react to properly. Stamina is pointless to mention unless you can argue that the battle would come down to attrition. Durability is pointless to mention. If Gai gets hit by Enma he's finished. He doesn't stand a chance of winning here either.

Goes either way between base Ay and Gai. They're both very similar in regards to having high strength, stamina, speed, reflexes, and durability. Even if Ay is a little superior in those categories, Gai's taijutsu skill is leaps and bounds ahead of the Raikage, and that is all this fight entails. Raikage requires more hits to take down, but Gai would be harder to hit. Nunchucks also give Gai more range. Hard to say for me.

No, it absolutely does not go either way between them. :lol Gai cannot hurt Ay. That right there is enough to argue his loss. Gai cannot take Ay's hits. Naruto said his hits were heavy and he was clad in Kurama's chakra. He snapped Zetsu's neck with zero effort. Raiton Armor increases reaction and shunshin speed and durability, not physical strength. Ay's reflexes in base are on par with Minato's. Base Gai has no feat on the level of Minato's reaction feats nor does anything in the Manga point to him being that fast.

Ay is far superior when it comes to stamina, durability, physical strength and reflexes. Not just a little. The only thing Gai has above him is Taijutsu skill, and no that is obviously not "all this fight entails" nor is the fight as simple as "Ay needs more hits, Gai would be harder to hit". That doesn't even make sense. Ay is faster than Gai, thus it's easier for Ay to hit him and Gai can't hurt Ay, which also means Ay can take hits from Gai in order to land hits of his own.
 
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No. Ino and Choji never subdued Asuma in CQC. Ino-Shika-Cho had to use butterfly mode, expansion jutsu, shadow stitching and Mind Transfer in a combo to subdue Asuma. Base Gai isn't even superior to BM Choji let alone Ino helping him with mind transfer, let alone all 3 of them using their Ninjutsu in tandem. Terrible comparison.

I also find it hilarious that Mifune beats Base Gai with a chakra enhanced sword and because he was fast enough to prevent Hanzo from forming seals, but Asuma with Hien, skill capable of going against Kisame (and stated to be top tier among Konoha's Jonin including Gai, along with his ranged jutsu loses "med-high" diff.

what what I meant by subdue. That is the proper way to handle someone who is armed, and that is exactly how Gai handles Hien. Grabbing the forearm.

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Mifune's feats easily outclass Asuma's. His outdated part 1 confrontation with Kisame is inconsistent with the rest of the manga and proves nothing in your favor in the first place. And you mean DB3 stated that Asuma is the most skilled in close-arm combat. The same DB3 that also ranked him inferior to Gai in every category that entails CQC. Also, the same DB3 that is outdated in regards to a dead character who's skills did not progress along with the manga, as seen when his students weren't getting outclassed by him by the War-arc.


What? Kisame's brute strength overpowered the small binding Yamato used to try and hold Kisame. Gai is not Kisame nor is he stronger than him physically as we have already seen and a small binding is not comparable to a miniature forest. This is also bad logic. Yamato has clones, can merge with the earth, and his Mokuton is wide scaled enough to cover a good portion of turtle island. Gai doesn't win here either.

Yes, a severely weakened Kisame had enough strength to break out of Yamato's Mokutan bindings. That doesn't mean you must be as strong as Kisame to do the same. How does a miniature forest turn into a binding? When has Yamato's Mokutan ever hit anyone? When has Yamato or a clone ever tagged someone? Let's see these feats that allow Yamato to overwhelm and capture someone who can casually shatter giant boulders with his fist, and skilled enough to take on Rinnegan Obito in CQC.

This has to be a joke. What significance does the bold have here? Gai can't hit harder than Choza using Expansion Jutsu, and despite it being injured it still protected Deva from Raikiri, another technique Gai can't hit harder than. So how is Gai destroying, or even doing serious damage to, Asura Path? He's not, that's how. How's he overpowering something that can toss Animal Path from the outskirts of the village to above the barrier? He's not, not with the strength feats he's shown. This doesn't include the bladed weapons it can produce from it's body or it's widespread explosives. Gai does not stand a chance of winning here. Asura fires off and Gai is turned to ash. Or he fires his homing missile and Gai is turned to ash. Speed is irrelevant as it's a homing attack and Gai can't block or overpower it.

Choza only expanded his arm, not his whole body. Gai was noted to be be able to shatter through rock with his bare hands in the DB, and would of done so if it wasn't for the barrier. If he can shatter rocks/boulders he has the strength to bust through bedrock as well, which is what Choza and Chouji did. Furthermore, Obito witnessed Chouji/Choza's destructive power, yet noted base Gai's destructive power to be impressive [ ]. Anyways, the damage that was dealt to the ground was nothing substantial, yet Asura was squashed and left to nothing but a meat shield. It was also easily pierced by Raikiri, and one shotted again IIRC from Naruto's Rasengan. What is this silly overrating of it's durability coming from? I wasn't implying that Gai would one shot it, but the notion that this is some impenetrable character that Gai can't severely damage is supported by nothing.

You don't have to physically overpower something to defeat it in CQC, that's a completely irrelevant point. The bladed weapons? Refer back to the DB post stating he can manage against opponents with weapons. Lmao, what? Asura fires off missiles in CQC? Because that's a smart thing to do with it's low tier durability. And it get's even worse. Missiles with the incredible feat of taking out buildings is turning Gai to ash? The Gai who the DB states has a steel-like body? The Gai who took a super-human punch to the chest without any broken bones?
The Gai who's body catches on fire from the pure friction of which the speed he's moving, without any injury? The Gai who takes a Hirudora explosion in point blank range with only minor bruises? Even if it was a premature Hirudora, we both agree that at full strength can bust through a V3 Susano'o. Not even done yet either. The Gai who's body can withstand moving at godly speeds that distort space? The Gai who can kick a Jubi Jin so hard that half it's torso is blown off, and only sustain a shattered leg? Yeah, zip it.

@bold: Uh, so is the actual weapon being used. The only way Gai can win is if he's fast enough to get around his staff and hit him directly, but he's not nor does he have the capability due to the size of the staff. Gai has more physical strength but Hiruzen's hits are stronger and heavier unless Gai has a feat on par with wrecking PT 1 Edo Hashi's Mokuton and wrecking the Shinju's roots with his bare hands and/or with some kind of weapon. That and Enma can extend to a length longer than that of Kurama and can form a cage for protection in case Hiruzen is about to get hit.

The only way Gai's speed would give him the win is if he can attack Hiruzen faster than Hiruzen can react to properly. Stamina is pointless to mention unless you can argue that the battle would come down to attrition. Durability is pointless to mention. If Gai gets hit by Enma he's finished. He doesn't stand a chance of winning here either.

Ridiculous. I'm not interested in discussing this when Hiruzen is huffing and puffing, and struggling to even after just one brief skirmish. Even if Gai can't get around him, Gai wears him out. Easily.

No, it absolutely does not go either way between them. :lol Gai cannot hurt Ay. That right there is enough to argue his loss. Gai cannot take Ay's hits. Naruto said his hits were heavy and he was clad in Kurama's chakra. He snapped Zetsu's neck with zero effort. Raiton Armor increases reaction and shunshin speed and durability, not physical strength. Ay's reflexes in base are on par with Minato's. Base Gai has no feat on the level of Minato's reaction feats nor does anything in the Manga point to him being that fast.

Ay is far superior when it comes to stamina, durability, physical strength and reflexes. Not just a little. The only thing Gai has above him is Taijutsu skill, and no that is obviously not "all this fight entails" nor is the fight as simple as "Ay needs more hits, Gai would be harder to hit". That doesn't even make sense. Ay is faster than Gai, thus it's easier for Ay to hit him and Gai can't hurt Ay, which also means Ay can take hits from Gai in order to land hits of his own.

Here we go again. Gai can't hurt base Ay, based on nothing. At least present durability feats that warrant why a character with a 5/5 stat in strength, master of the iron fist which is a bone breaking taijutsu art, and someone that can shatter boulders won't even bruise Ay. Then you need to understand that regardless of durability (which dominantly stems from muscle and fat), precision blows to less durable areas like the head will cause much more severe damage. That is where far superior taijutsu skill comes into play - the ability to read your opponents moves, avoid them, and counter strike with precision. Canonically, Gai's perception is top tier, being the only one in the manga who can adequately fight someone by just reading the movements of their lower body.

KCM Naruto and Bee got knocked around and hit numerous times by Ay without any injury, and I already explained how durable Gai is so he isn't going down easily by Ay's hits either. That's assuming Ay even hits Gai, because he has horrendous striking speed, which Gai easily exploits.

And, no, Ay is not far superior in those categories. Durability was already covered, good luck matching those feats. Strength was pretty much covered, he's clearly very strong. Stamina wise, Gai is a 5/5 in the DB, and he matched Kisame's massive jutsu scale twice without breaking a sweat. His strongest attack (barring 8th gate) was still performed at exhaustion point. He's not Biju quantities, but he's clearly not far inferior to that. In regards to reflexes, the DB noted Gai to have quick as flash reflexes and he's reflexive enough in base to . KCM Naruto with all that speed and heightened reflexes did him no good, as he couldn't handle Obito in CQC [ ] whereas Gai is able to take on and react to Obito just fine [ ]-[ ].

Do you see the difference there? Even though Gai's very reflexive, he's obviously not on par with KCM Naruto, who can react to and avoid V2 Ay's all out blitz. Yet, Gai out performs Naruto because of his skill. Having far superior skill more then compensates then anything else. In reflexes, KCM Naruto>>>base Ay, yet base Gai is way more sufficient in CQC then KCM Naruto. So Ay being "far superior" in things like strength and reflexes gets him nowhere against an opponent far more skilled then him.
 

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what what I meant by subdue. That is the proper way to handle someone who is armed, and that is exactly how Gai handles Hien. Grabbing the forearm.

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So because Choji can grab one of Asuma's arms when he's not using Hien (or rather couldn't since they took his blades away from him), Gai can do the same in an extended struggle where Asuma can use Ninjutsu and Hien and then defeat him? Yeah, the dots aren't connecting bud. This isn't even an argument, or rather it barely is one. All you've done is prove that Gai won't get obliterated the moment Hien comes out, not that he would win.

Mifune's feats easily outclass Asuma's. His outdated part 1 confrontation with Kisame is inconsistent with the rest of the manga and proves nothing in your favor in the first place. And you mean DB3 stated that Asuma is the most skilled in close-arm combat. The same DB3 that also ranked him inferior to Gai in every category that entails CQC. Also, the same DB3 that is outdated in regards to a dead character who's skills did not progress along with the manga, as seen when his students weren't getting outclassed by him by the War-arc.

DB 3 doesn't rank Bukijutsu, which is the main focus of Asuma's close quarters fighting style. That's an almost irrelevant point to bring up. Sasuke's Taijutsu, strength and stamina scores are worse than Asuma's yet his proficiency with his blade and Chidori put him comfortably above Asuma's level.

What are Mifune's feats? Clashing with Sasuke once? Being too fast for Hanzo's hand signs? His best feat is his speed. His confrontation with Kisame is not inconsistent. What did Kisame do or fail to do against Asuma that'd contradict what he did against Killer B since it's pretty obvious that is what you are talking about. Bold is irrelevant. Asuma is a full grown Jonin. There is almost no full grown Jonin who got more skilled in their craft to increase their power. They simply got new techniques, i.e. Kakashi w/ his newfound Kamui spam, and Gai with an actual display of the 7th and 8th Gates.

Yes, a severely weakened Kisame had enough strength to break out of Yamato's Mokutan bindings. That doesn't mean you must be as strong as Kisame to do the same. How does a miniature forest turn into a binding? When has Yamato's Mokutan ever hit anyone? When has Yamato or a clone ever tagged someone? Let's see these feats that allow Yamato to overwhelm and capture someone who can casually shatter giant boulders with his fist, and skilled enough to take on Rinnegan Obito in CQC.

This is the only one I'll give you.

Choza only expanded his arm, not his whole body. Gai was noted to be be able to shatter through rock with his bare hands in the DB, and would of done so if it wasn't for the barrier. If he can shatter rocks/boulders he has the strength to bust through bedrock as well, which is what Choza and Chouji did. Furthermore, Obito witnessed Chouji/Choza's destructive power, yet noted base Gai's destructive power to be impressive [ ]. Anyways, the damage that was dealt to the ground was nothing substantial, yet Asura was squashed and left to nothing but a meat shield. It was also easily pierced by Raikiri, and one shotted again IIRC from Naruto's Rasengan. What is this silly overrating of it's durability coming from? I wasn't implying that Gai would one shot it, but the notion that this is some impenetrable character that Gai can't severely damage is supported by nothing.

Really now? Gai being able to shatter a boulder doesn't put his physical power on par with Choza's expanded fist. Where did Choza shatter bed rock in a manner that'd allow you to equate his strength to Gai's? I hope you aren't using the damage dealt to the ground as some kind of evidence when the energy exerted by said punch has to go through Asura before it ever reaches the ground. Tsunade punched Madara's Susanoo , yet it's canon fact that Tsunade hits a dozen times harder than Gai does in Base.


That Obito point is also useless. The only time Obito witnessed Choza and Choji's power was when they used they used their full expansion jutsu to take on the Mazo. Obito not commenting on that, but commenting on this doesn't make Gai's strength comparable to theirs, especially since by this logic, Gai must consider breaking a rock more impressive than being able to hit the Gedo Mazo square in the chest and knock it back a few inches.

And easily pierced by Raikiri? Are we reading the same Manga?




Despite Asura Path being mangled by Choza's attack, it blocked Raikiri for the last few seconds of Deva's cooldown. If it was "easily" pierced then it would've "easily" ripped through Asura and ripped Deva apart as well. Stop throwing around Raikiri and Rasengan like Gai's physical strikes even come close to the level of power or focus put into Raikiri or a Senjutsu Rasengan, the former of which it took effort to pierce through despite being mangled.

But yes, this is definitely what you'd call low tiered durability. It's pretty hilarious how you can type "Asura has low tiered durability" and then in the next sentences wank the hell out of Gai's durability like he's the one who survived Choza's punch, and then blocked Raikiri from Kakashi. Oh wait, he wasn't, because if that was Gai, Raikiri would've torn through his body like a hot knife through butter. Base Gai's best feats are getting hit by Kisame and coughing up blood. I suppose you can try to spin that to a positive if you'd like.

Gai is not putting down a being that can take Choza's punch, and then Raikiri and still be operational. Gai is not even ever going to get Asura Path in that condition in the first place. Not when his best feats are crushing boulders.

Oh yeah, and it was still in one piece and functional. [ ]

But yeah, this is low tiered durability right here.


You don't have to physically overpower something to defeat it in CQC, that's a completely irrelevant point. The bladed weapons? Refer back to the DB post stating he can manage against opponents with weapons. Lmao, what? Asura fires off missiles in CQC? Because that's a smart thing to do with it's low tier durability. And it get's even worse. Missiles with the incredible feat of taking out buildings is turning Gai to ash? The Gai who the DB states has a steel-like body? The Gai who took a super-human punch to the chest without any broken bones? The Gai who's body catches on fire from the pure friction of which the speed he's moving, without any injury? The Gai who takes a Hirudora explosion in point blank range with only minor bruises? Even if it was a premature Hirudora, we both agree that at full strength can bust through a V3 Susano'o. Not even done yet either. The Gai who's body can withstand moving at godly speeds that distort space? The Gai who can kick a Jubi Jin so hard that half it's torso is blown off, and only sustain a shattered leg? Yeah, zip it.

No, that's not an irrelevant point as physical strength is a large part of close combat no matter how hard you try to gloss over the many disadvantages Gai has. Lmao like what the hell? A significant part of close combat is blocking. More physical strength=Easier time blocking. Gai won't even be able to break through Asura's guard let alone land actual direct hits on him, which still won't do anything significant.

Gai took a heavy hit from Kisame just because he couldn't overpower him even when he had his Nunchaku as a barrier between them. Definitely wasn't irrelevant then. :lol DB stated that Gai can go against armed foes because of how fast he is. That doesn't apply to literally every single scenario where Gai is unarmed and the opponent has a blade let alone a giant blade and 6 arms, nor is that even the only issue. It's that + the rest of Asura Path's advantages. Stop with the disingenuous replies. Asura's missiles are homing missiles, and if the missile hits Gai the brunt of the blast will propel forward, i.e away from him.

This right here is probably the worst wank for Gai I have EVER on here. Gai taking physical strikes from Kisame and coughing up blood isn't a feat worth mentioning when talking about missiles and lasers from Asura Path so let's not even go there. That is unless you are going to argue how Asura's missiles are now weaker than Kisame's physical strikes. I think I missed where Gai got hit by a penetrative force on par with Raikiri and actually gave said force trouble when it came to his durability. Half this BS doesn't even qualify as bona fide durability feats.

-I don't care about Gai's steel body. Steel body isn't a feat that proves your point, it's not even a feat. It's a broad big up that means he's exceptionally durable.

-I don't care about Gai not being burnt by fire on his body. Fire on his body is not comparable to missiles and lasers.

-I don't care about Hirudora either. Yes, completed it can destroy Susanoo. But it was not completed so unless you can calculate the exact difference in power there's no reason for you to mention here as some kind of evidence that Gai gets hit by missiles and brushes it off. Especially since last time Hirudora was gimped, it went from destroying Susanoo to not killing Kisame, and the jutsu was act

-I don't care about Night Guy's speed. Base Ay can survive being transported by Mabui's jutsu with zero injuries and the speed it transfers you at far surpasses anything Gai has ever moved at.

-I don't care about the Night Guy feat. What does him blowing off half of Madara's body have to do with his defensive power? How does having his leg shattered from hitting Madara too hard mean that he can take Asura's attacks and not die? Why are you using multiple feats of Gai in a massively invigorated state as evidence of his body's durability in his base form? He was coughing up blood from Kisame's hits, broke ribs and his arm from Hirudora being countered by Madara while in the 7th Gate and yet you actually think that that same Gai would be able to take the recoil of Night Guy, an attack incomparably superior to Hirudora, and only come out with a broken leg?

Get. Real.




Ridiculous. I'm not interested in discussing this when Hiruzen is huffing and puffing, and struggling to even after just one brief skirmish. Even if Gai can't get around him, Gai wears him out. Easily.

Yet he was still capable of fighting for an extended period of time after that, including being capable of making clones. You're gonna have to come up with something a little more descriptive than "Gai just wears him out". By doing what? Dodging him the entire fight? Because any direct clash is going to result in Gai being overwhelmed.

Here we go again. Gai can't hurt base Ay, based on nothing. At least present durability feats that warrant why a character with a 5/5 stat in strength, master of the iron fist which is a bone breaking taijutsu art, and someone that can shatter boulders won't even bruise Ay. Then you need to understand that regardless of durability (which dominantly stems from muscle and fat), precision blows to less durable areas like the head will cause much more severe damage. That is where far superior taijutsu skill comes into play - the ability to read your opponents moves, avoid them, and counter strike with precision. Canonically, Gai's perception is top tier, being the only one in the manga who can adequately fight someone by just reading the movements of their lower body.

1. More durable than Tsunade by far. [ ]
2. Tsunade can take a Yasaka Magatama to the stomach with no damage. [ ]
3. Madara's Yasaka Magatama>Gai's physical strikes.

So no, Gai cannot and will not ever hurt Ay. Gai is more skilled, but Ay is faster and the gap is not small. So his attacks are easily reacted to and blocked from hitting areas like his head and neck. Ay is stronger, and the gap is not small. Ay has more stamina and the gap is not small. Throwing around Gai's skill isn't going to cut it. If you disagree with Gai being unable to hurt Ay I'll wait for you to bring strength feats beyond that of smashing boulders.

KCM Naruto and Bee got knocked around and hit numerous times by Ay without any injury, and I already explained how durable Gai is so he isn't going down easily by Ay's hits either. That's assuming Ay even hits Gai, because he has horrendous striking speed, which Gai easily exploits.

KCM Naruto is more durable than Gai by feats, and B got hit once by . So no, it wasn't "without any injury". And it was just an elbow. Not a punch. Where is this horrendous striking speed stuff coming from? Where has Ay shown below average striking speed? Nowhere. Ever. His general movements are blatantly stated to be fast by Zetsu.

And, no, Ay is not far superior in those categories. Durability was already covered, good luck matching those feats. Strength was pretty much covered, he's clearly very strong. Stamina wise, Gai is a 5/5 in the DB, and he matched Kisame's massive jutsu scale twice without breaking a sweat. His strongest attack (barring 8th gate) was still performed at exhaustion point. He's not Biju quantities, but he's clearly not far inferior to that. In regards to reflexes, the DB noted Gai to have quick as flash reflexes and he's reflexive enough in base to . KCM Naruto with all that speed and heightened reflexes did him no good, as he couldn't handle Obito in CQC [ ] whereas Gai is able to take on and react to Obito just fine [ ]-[ ].

Durability wasn't covered. What you posted as durability feats were nonsense. Strength was not covered. Breaking boulders and making Naruto clad in Kurama's chakra call your punch heavy are obviously not comparable. Stamina is not comparable either. So because Gai has a 5 he's near Ay level, Bijuu level, in chakra and stamina? So because he can match a massive scaled jutsu with a tech that doesn't consume chakra, thus comparing the two makes your argument flawed, he's near Ay level in stamina? What exactly let you reach the bold as a conclusion?

Characters in this Manga have coordinated attacks despite them not even being on the same speed tier so Gai and Naruto doing the same doesn't really matter here. Your Gai vs. Obito feat is skill, not speed. Neither Naruto nor Gai had issues with speed against Obito so drawing up a comparison there doesn't make sense. Naruto had issues because of Obito's weapon. Gai's weapon play is literally the only thing that kept Obito from warping him like he was about to do Naruto.

And no, his strongest jutsu was not performed at exhaustion. Opening the gates revitalizes your body. Thus when Gai opens the 7th Gate, the power released negates any exhaustion issues he had before opening it. Are you really going to sit here and argue that Gai on the brink of exhaustion is capable of doing what he did against Madara? Are you really going to sit here and argue that a Gai who couldn't even stand up on his own has enough stamina and energy left to engage JJ Madara and use Hirudora in the first place?

Stop throwing around databook stats, statements and showings and saying "comparable" without actually making a comparison. Yes, Gai has fast reflexes, but they are not Minato leveled unless you are willing to show me where Gai has displayed the feats that put him on said level. Your Naruto and Gai comparison sucks because Gai had a weapon and said weapon is the only reason he was able to go against Obito without ending up like Naruto, who didn't have a weapon. Yes, skill matters, but it's not making up for inferiority (by a long shot) in almost every physical area of combat.

Do you see the difference there? Even though Gai's very reflexive, he's obviously not on par with KCM Naruto, who can react to and avoid V2 Ay's all out blitz. Yet, Gai out performs Naruto because of his skill. Having far superior skill more then compensates then anything else. In reflexes, KCM Naruto>>>base Ay, yet base Gai is way more sufficient in CQC then KCM Naruto. So Ay being "far superior" in things like strength and reflexes gets him nowhere against an opponent far more skilled then him.

And where did KCM Naruto display feats that put him ">>>" Base Ay and Minato in reflexes? Nowhere. KCM Naruto is >>> Base Ay in movement speed. Not reflexes. Physical ability will always be more important than skill in close quarters encounters no matter how many people try to desperately argue otherwise. At least when there's a gap in physical ability like there is here.
 
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So because Choji can grab one of Asuma's arms when he's not using Hien (or rather couldn't since they took his blades away from him), Gai can do the same in an extended struggle where Asuma can use Ninjutsu and Hien and then defeat him? Yeah, the dots aren't connecting bud. This isn't even an argument, or rather it barely is one. All you've done is prove that Gai won't get obliterated the moment Hien comes out, not that he would win.

It was actually Ino Mind Transferring in the very last moment then using Chouji's body to counter it, but yeah. Hien or no Hien, Asuma's striking speed remains the same. If Ino/Chouji are skilled enough to stop the progress of his blade by grabbing his forearm, and even go with Asuma, what do you think Gai will do to him? He's obviously at this point out classed by Gai, which shouldn't be refuted, unless you think Chouji/Ino are in Gai's ball park when it comes to CQC.

The Hien blades are countered in the same fashion Chouji/Ino stopped Asuma's blade with barehands. Then Gai proceeds to overpower Asuma with brute strength in any way he deems fit in order to disarm him. Asuma's Fuuton was dodged by Ino, and I see no reason why Gai couldn't avoid his Katon just like Naruto avoided 30% Itachi's. If you aren't conceding here, do make sure to explain to me why you think Ino and base Chouji are in the same tier as base Gai, since his skillset wouldn't compensate against what is essentially just a longer blade (hien).

DB 3 doesn't rank Bukijutsu, which is the main focus of Asuma's close quarters fighting style. That's an almost irrelevant point to bring up. Sasuke's Taijutsu, strength and stamina scores are worse than Asuma's yet his proficiency with his blade and Chidori put him comfortably above Asuma's level.

What are Mifune's feats? Clashing with Sasuke once? Being too fast for Hanzo's hand signs? His best feat is his speed. His confrontation with Kisame is not inconsistent. What did Kisame do or fail to do against Asuma that'd contradict what he did against Killer B since it's pretty obvious that is what you are talking about. Bold is irrelevant. Asuma is a full grown Jonin. There is almost no full grown Jonin who got more skilled in their craft to increase their power. They simply got new techniques, i.e. Kakashi w/ his newfound Kamui spam, and Gai with an actual display of the 7th and 8th Gates.

Your point? What Asuma was using against Chouji was in fact Bukijutsu. Supposedly the most skilled in all of Konoha in that area, yet got countered by Chouji's bare hands? Please. As I already stated, that outdated statement means absolutely nothing by the war-arc.

Unlike Asuma, Mifune's striking speed and speed are clearly too fast to allow much hand movement. So how is Gai defending against that speed armed with a chakra blade? This is the man who was stated to be a formidable foe for Hanzo in his prime, who has ridiculous amounts of hype that I don't believe I need to bring up. That alone says all I need to know about Mifune being well above Asuma. Is Asuma on Killer B's level in terms of CQC? Your answer is hopefully no. The bolded is incorrect, Asuma, Kakashi, and Kurenai were all full grown Jonin yet their databook scores increased between DB 1 & 2. DB4 scores were thrown out the window because the previous scores were well exceeded by this point.

Really now? Gai being able to shatter a boulder doesn't put his physical power on par with Choza's expanded fist. Where did Choza shatter bed rock in a manner that'd allow you to equate his strength to Gai's? I hope you aren't using the damage dealt to the ground as some kind of evidence when the energy exerted by said punch has to go through Asura before it ever reaches the ground. Tsunade punched Madara's Susanoo , yet it's canon fact that Tsunade hits a dozen times harder than Gai does in Base.


That Obito point is also useless. The only time Obito witnessed Choza and Choji's power was when they used they used their full expansion jutsu to take on the Mazo. Obito not commenting on that, but commenting on this doesn't make Gai's strength comparable to theirs, especially since by this logic, Gai must consider breaking a rock more impressive than being able to hit the Gedo Mazo square in the chest and knock it back a few inches.

And easily pierced by Raikiri? Are we reading the same Manga?




Despite Asura Path being mangled by Choza's attack, it blocked Raikiri for the last few seconds of Deva's cooldown. If it was "easily" pierced then it would've "easily" ripped through Asura and ripped Deva apart as well. Stop throwing around Raikiri and Rasengan like Gai's physical strikes even come close to the level of power or focus put into Raikiri or a Sage Rasengan, the former of which it took effort to pierce through despite being mangled.

But yes, this is definitely what you'd call low tiered durability. It's pretty hilarious how you can type "Asura has low tiered durability" and then in the next sentences wank the hell out of Gai's durability like he's the one who survived Choza's punch, and then blocked Raikiri from Kakashi. Oh wait, he wasn't, because if that was Gai, Raikiri would've torn through his body like a hot knife through butter. Base Gai's best feats are getting hit by Kisame and coughing up blood. I suppose you can try to spin that to a positive if you'd like.

Gai is not putting down a being that can take Choza's punch, and then Raikiri and still be operational. Gai is not even ever going to get Asura Path in that condition in the first place. Not when his best feats are crushing boulders.

Oh yeah, and it was still in one piece and functional. [ ]

But yeah, this is low tiered durability right here.

Which I said nowhere. And thank you for proving my point. You're correct, energy does have to go through said object before hitting the ground as shown with Tsunade smashing Susano'o into the ground. However, that doesn't make a single difference when said object offers no resistance. If Tsunade was punching a bug instead of Susano'o, the transfer of energy becomes irrelevant.

The arm on the left squashed Asura, and the arm on the right missed it's target and only hit the ground. They were both executed at the same time, hit the ground at the same time, and inflicted the same amount of damage to the ground. That means Asura, unlike Susano'o, for all its "durability" offered no resistance to that punch. Squashed like a bug.

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We can gauge the power that Choza and Chouji's punch carried by the damage left on the ground, which is bedrock. It's nothing beyond the destructive force Gai carries, therefore Asura isn't tanking anything. The only difference here is that Gai's fist doesn't cover the AoE of Choza's, so he'd have to hit Asura way more times to bring it down. But the notion that Gai can't damage it is nothing but absolute silliness, and not supported by this manga. Obviously literal giants, who have to weigh tons, are stronger than a 200lb man. Obito's statement was to prove that pound (Gai's size in comparison to Chouji/Choza) for pound (Gai's strength in comparison to Chouji/Choza), Gai's destructive power was deemed more impressive in front of a top tier character.

Lmao, dead wrong. Do you even bother to observe the scans that you link? Before Asura came into the equation, we can see Chouji and Choza tightly straight. Asura pops in the middle, and , which pushes the chain and Deva backward as well. Quick observation makes this evident by his body position before Kakashi makes contact. That is why in the next page we see Kakashi diving forward, and his Raikiri fainlly making contact, which was easily bisecting through Asura. Like, do you not even see the chains being ? Thinking this was Kakashi's doing is just laughable, as if he has enough strength to overpower Chouji and Choza holding a chain in place. It was clearly Asura using it's strength to create more distance between Kakashi and Deva.

So whenever you decide to actually be accurate with what the manga shows us; Asura got squashed like a bug, offering zero resistance to Choza's punch before making contact with the ground, it was was EASILY penetrated by Raikiri, and got 1HKO'd by SM Naruto's Rasengan. Incredible durability bro. Then to make things even worse then what they already are, you're trying to establish superiority using the anatomy of a mechanical being in comparison to a human. Don't go there.

No, that's not an irrelevant point as physical strength is a large part of close combat no matter how hard you try to gloss over the many disadvantages Gai has. Gai took a heavy hit from Kisame just because he couldn't overpower him even when he had his Nunchaku as a barrier between them. DB stated that Gai can go against armed foes because of how fast he is. That doesn't apply to literally every single scenario where Gai is armed and the opponent is not, nor is that even the only issue. It's that + the rest of Asura Path's advantages. Stop with the disingenuous replies. Asura's missiles are homing missiles, and if the missile hits Gai the brunt of the blast will propel forward, i.e away from him.

This right here is probably the worst wank for Gai I have EVER on here. Gai taking physical strikes from Kisame and coughing up blood isn't a feat worth mentioning when talking about missiles and lasers from Asura Path so let's not even go there. That is unless you are going to argue how Asura's missiles are now weaker than Kisame's physical strikes. I think I missed where Gai got hit by a penetrative force on par with Raikiri and actually gave said force trouble when it came to his durability. Half this BS doesn't even qualify as bona fide durability feats.

-I don't care about Gai's steel body. Steel body isn't a feat that proves your point, it's not even a feat. It's a broad big up that means he's exceptionally durable.

-I don't care about Gai not being burnt by fire on his body. Fire on his body is not comparable to missiles and lasers.

-I don't care about Hirudora either. Yes, completed it can destroy Susanoo. But it was not completed so unless you can calculate the exact difference in power there's no reason for you to mention here as some kind of evidence that Gai gets hit by missiles and brushes it off. Especially since last time Hirudora was gimped, it went from destroying Susanoo to not killing Kisame, and the jutsu was act

-I don't care about Night Guy's speed. Base Ay can survive being transported by Mabui's jutsu with zero injuries and the speed it transfers you at far surpasses anything Gai has ever moved at.

-I don't care about the Night Guy feat. What does him blowing off half of Madara's body have to do with his defensive power? How does having his leg shattered from hitting Madara too hard mean that he can take Asura's attacks and not die? Why are you using multiple feats of Gai in a massively invigorated state as evidence of his body's durability in his base form? He was coughing up blood from Kisame's hits, broke ribs and his arm from Hirudora being countered by Madara while in the 7th Gate and yet you actually think that that same Gai would be able to take the recoil of Night Guy, an attack incomparably superior to Hirudora, and only come out with a broken leg?

Get. Real.

So if a MMA fighter and body builder fight, you think strength is a deciding factor? Or even an importance factor? You know nothing about combat. Strength alone is almost irrelevant when it's not paired with any skill. Gai had no knowledge on Kisame's strength, which is why he found himself in the scenario where he was in. The intel here is full, so there is no reason for Gai to allow this match up to be determined by strength. Asura has no feats with how it uses it's bladed weapons. Still insisting on Asura bringing out homing missiles in CQC? He pull them out, and then Gai strikes them with his nunchucks and jumps away from Asura's self-destruction. In the off chance Asura gets to successfully fire them off, Gai does since the missiles go off on contact.

Oh, you're actually still claiming that these missiles are taking out Gai and being serious all at the same time. They pack enough explosive power to take out a side of a building. A few paper tags can damn near do the same thing, yet early p2 Sakura took those no problem. In all seriousness, what in the actual hell makes you think that's enough power to take out Gai? Especially since its never getting a direct hit in the first place.

A missiles explosion is nothing but a sudden release of pressure known as a blast wave or shock wave, which also generates high temperature and gasses. Gai's body is canonically durable enough to not only produce high temperatures with fire, but to withstand it without injury. Gai's body is canonically durable enough to withstand a point blank explosion of pressure without sustaining any major injuries (No, he did not break any bones). There is no way for you or I to accurately compare what generates more pressure and heat energy, and by how much, but what we do know for a fact is that it is canon that Gai's body has shown good resistance to it.

The Hirudora used against Kisame was an outlier, because it was used under water and we know that Gai was never trying to kill Kisame in the first place. So if a Hirudora that full power can take out a V3 Susano'o, and even if we downscale that feat by 90% (roughly by the size shown that exploded on Gai's face), the air pressure is still easily taking out a building.

Lmao, is Mabui's transfer technique bending space from the sheer power and speed? Nope. That technique drops whatever it's carrying off gently and peacefully. Gai's body made contact with Madara while moving at full speed and he only sustained a shattered leg. Please show me where it was stated that each level of gates increases durability, because I'm about 99.8% sure the answer is never. Gai coughed up blood by Kisame's hit then shrugged it off and continued fighting, so there was no significant damage. Hirudora did not break his bones reread the manga page, the only time Gai has broken his bones and taken a lot of damage in the manga was running his leg through JJ Madara. A durability feat that shits on anything Ay and 99% of the NV has shown.

Yet he was still capable of fighting for an extended period of time after that, including being capable of making clones. You're gonna have to come up with something a little more descriptive than "Gai just wears him out". By doing what? Dodging him the entire fight? Because any direct clash is going to result in Gai being overwhelmed.

Yeah, an extended period of time that hardly included using his staff. Gai is getting overwhelmed, how? He's way stronger and faster than Hiruzen, who took himself getting exhausted to finally overwhelm Orochimaru who doesn't by any means specialize in this form of combat. Gai wears him out by fighting with his nunchucks and dodging the staff until Hiruzen quickly gets exhausted to the point where Gai can comfortably get around his defenses.


1. More durable than Tsunade by far. [ ]
2. Tsunade can take a Yasaka Magatama to the stomach with no damage. [ ]
3. Madara's Yasaka Magatama>Gai's physical strikes.

So no, Gai cannot and will not ever hurt Ay. Gai is more skilled, but Ay is faster and the gap is not small. So his attacks are easily reacted to and blocked from hitting areas like his head and neck. Ay is stronger, and the gap is not small. Ay has more stamina and the gap is not small. Throwing around Gai's skill isn't going to cut it. If you disagree with Gai being unable to hurt Ay I'll wait for you to bring strength feats beyond that of smashing boulders.



KCM Naruto is more durable than Gai by feats, and B got hit once by . So no, it wasn't "without any injury". And it was just an elbow. Not a punch. Where is this horrendous striking speed stuff coming from? Where has Ay shown below average striking speed? Nowhere. Ever. His general movements are blatantly stated to be fast by Zetsu.



Durability wasn't covered. What you posted as durability feats were nonsense. Strength was not covered. Breaking boulders and making Naruto clad in Kurama's chakra call your punch heavy are obviously not comparable. Stamina is not comparable either. So because Gai has a 5 he's near Ay level, Bijuu level, in chakra and stamina? So because he can match a massive scaled jutsu with a tech that doesn't consume chakra, thus comparing the two makes your argument flawed, he's near Ay level in stamina? What exactly let you reach the bold as a conclusion?

Characters in this Manga have coordinated attacks despite them not even being on the same speed tier so Gai and Naruto doing the same doesn't really matter here. Your Gai vs. Obito feat is skill, not speed. Neither Naruto nor Gai had issues with speed against Obito so drawing up a comparison there doesn't make sense. Naruto had issues because of Obito's weapon. Gai's weapon play is literally the only thing that kept Obito from warping him like he was about to do Naruto.

And no, his strongest jutsu was not performed at exhaustion. Opening the gates revitalizes your body. Thus when Gai opens the 7th Gate, the power released negates any exhaustion issues he had before opening it. Are you really going to sit here and argue that Gai on the brink of exhaustion is capable of doing what he did against Madara? Are you really going to sit here and argue that a Gai who couldn't even stand up on his own has enough stamina and energy left to engage JJ Madara and use Hirudora in the first place?

Stop throwing around databook stats, statements and showings and saying "comparable" without actually making a comparison. Yes, Gai has fast reflexes, but they are not Minato leveled unless you are willing to show me where Gai has displayed the feats that put him on said level. Your Naruto and Gai comparison sucks because Gai had a weapon and said weapon is the only reason he was able to go against Obito without ending up like Naruto, who didn't have a weapon. Yes, skill matters, but it's not making up for inferiority (by a long shot) in almost every physical area of combat.



And where did KCM Naruto display feats that put him ">>>" Base Ay and Minato in reflexes? Nowhere. KCM Naruto is >>> Base Ay in movement speed. Not reflexes. Physical ability will always be more important than skill in close quarters encounters no matter how many people try to desperately argue otherwise. At least when there's a gap in physical ability like there is here.

I'm drained of typing about a manga at this point, can't be doing these long replies anymore. This one I was on the fence with anyways, so I'm not going to give at as much attention.

In short, Tsunade sustaining minor cuts all over her body doesn't equate to Ay being by far more durable then her. Bee spitting up blood doesn't equate to a significant injury, he was fine afterwards. At the bolded, Gai hit Kisame/Samehada so hard that it's body bent over [ ]. Samehada is super durable, and has never been bent before from taking a hit. We can't tell whether or not Kisame spat out blood, but the hit was so hard that Kisame was bleeding out his mouth after the hit [ ]. This is an impressive feat since Gai's hit was straight into Samehada's body, and because Kisame was fused with it, still leaked out blood. The only time Samehada was bleeding is when it took a hit from V2 Bee's lariat. Inb4 KCM Naruto made Kisame spit out blood, Naruto didn't hit Samehada's body, he actually hit (weakened) Kisame.

Gai's taijutsu takes physical energy which intertwines with chakra. We see JJ Madara noting Gai's chakra system depleting as he exhausted himself in 8G's. When has anyone been able to match two Biju chakra level scaled techniques back to back with zero exhaustion? Clearly, he isn't drastically behind. The 2nd gate forcefully revitalizes the body... the stamina doesn't come from nowhere. He was past the point of exhaustion prior to firing off that Hirudora, and he was in the same state after firing it off too. He is simply so conditioned that his strongest technique doesn't require a whole lot of energy. Simple.

Suegetsu, Killer Bee, and Gaara's sand all intercepted Ay's strike. KCM Naruto blocked it every single time. His striking speed is lackluster, and Gai will read his movements from a mile away. Gai can spot a mere from underwater (harder to see) and instantly react to it. Ay swings and Gai easily dodges it or at worst blocks it, which is no problem with his durability feats.

That's all I got in me. Good debate though.
 

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Fine. Gai beats Asuma.

Which I said nowhere. And thank you for proving my point. You're correct, energy does have to go through said object before hitting the ground as shown with Tsunade smashing Susano'o into the ground. However, that doesn't make a single difference when said object offers no resistance. If Tsunade was punching a bug instead of Susano'o, the transfer of energy becomes irrelevant.

The arm on the left squashed Asura, and the arm on the right missed it's target and only hit the ground. They were both executed at the same time, hit the ground at the same time, and inflicted the same amount of damage to the ground. That means Asura, unlike Susano'o, for all its "durability" offered no resistance to that punch. Squashed like a bug.

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There is only one crater created by both fists. Not 2 craters of the same size created by each fist, so the bld is irrelevant to mention.



We can gauge the power that Choza and Chouji's punch carried by the damage left on the ground, which is bedrock. It's nothing beyond the destructive force Gai carries, therefore Asura isn't tanking anything. The only difference here is that Gai's fist doesn't cover the AoE of Choza's, so he'd have to hit Asura way more times to bring it down. But the notion that Gai can't damage it is nothing but absolute silliness, and not supported by this manga. Obviously literal giants, who have to weigh tons, are stronger than a 200lb man. Obito's statement was to prove that pound (Gai's size in comparison to Chouji/Choza) for pound (Gai's strength in comparison to Chouji/Choza), Gai's destructive power was deemed more impressive in front of a top tier character.

Then show me Gai displaying this level of physical power, something you've yet to do when asked how you are attempting to draw a comparison between Choza and Choji's expanded fist's physical power to Gai's. Destroying a boulder is not the same as destroying the ground so please don't even try to make that comparison. It's significantly more difficult to crater the ground than it is to destroy loose boulders. Bijuu Dama vaporizes Mountains yet does not cause the same level of destruction to the earth when they explode on ground level.

Stop. There is no comparison. None whatsoever. Don't nitpick. If you use this logic then you are pretty much saying Gai>BM Choji in power, which is wrong. All Obito's statement means is that Gai's physical power is impressive. Not "more" impressive. Impressive. There is no "Yeah, he's comparing the two, but not what was actually shown from Choji and Choza".

I can post dozens of times where one character was complimented and the other wasn't yet the one who wasn't is obviously the superior one. JJ Madara called Sasuke fast and never once called Naruto in any of his modes fast yet Naruto is canonically faster than Sasuke. This is bad logic.

Gai's punches do almost nothing to him.

Lmao, dead wrong. Do you even bother to observe the scans that you link? Before Asura came into the equation, we can see Chouji and Choza tightly straight. Asura pops in the middle, and , which pushes the chain and Deva backward as well. Quick observation makes this evident by his body position before Kakashi makes contact. That is why in the next page we see Kakashi diving forward, and his Raikiri fainlly making contact, which was easily bisecting through Asura. Like, do you not even see the chains being ? Thinking this was Kakashi's doing is just laughable, as if he has enough strength to overpower Chouji and Choza holding a chain in place. It was clearly Asura using it's strength to create more distance between Kakashi and Deva.

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You still aren't making any sense here. Where do you see Asura push off the ground into Deva? Nowhere. What you see is him jump in front of Kakashi and get hit before his feet ever touch the ground. The animated version shows literally the same exact thing I'm telling you. The overpowering point is poor as hell because the chain itself isn't stiff and Choza and Choji are almost ten feet away from the center. Meaning if Kakashi rams Deva into the middle of the chain the chain will bend. The only way you can say he overpowered them is if they can't hold on to the chain once his physical power is applied, which did not happen or even come close to happening. That and the movement lines show him moving vertically, not horizontally and vertically like you are claiming. Kakashi is diving forward because he is pushing them back because his Raikiri isn't strong enough to rip through Asura and get to Deva.

>You never once see Asura's feet touch the ground.
>You never once see Asura jump back.

This is just a conclusion you came to based on the misconception in the bold. Thus the point stands.



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So whenever you decide to actually be accurate with what the manga shows us; Asura got squashed like a bug, offering zero resistance to Choza's punch before making contact with the ground, it was was EASILY penetrated by Raikiri, and got 1HKO'd by SM Naruto's Rasengan. Incredible durability bro. Then to make things even worse then what they already are, you're trying to establish superiority using the anatomy of a mechanical being in comparison to a human. Don't go there.

Asura got squashed like a bug but somehow still had enough power left to protect Deva from Raikiri. I don't care about Rasengan. Senjutsu Rasengan is tiers above Raikiri which is tiers above Gai's physical power.

Don't talk about anatomy because I already know where you are going with that point. Him being able to function is because of his anatomy. Him being able to take Raikiri briefly is durability despite being injured. These are durability feats beyond anything Gai has ever and ever will show...in base anyway.


So if a MMA fighter and body builder fight, you think strength is a deciding factor? Or even an importance factor? You know nothing about combat. Strength alone is almost irrelevant when it's not paired with any skill. Gai had no knowledge on Kisame's strength, which is why he found himself in the scenario where he was in. The intel here is full, so there is no reason for Gai to allow this match up to be determined by strength. Asura has no feats with how it uses it's bladed weapons. Still insisting on Asura bringing out homing missiles in CQC? He pull them out, and then Gai strikes them with his nunchucks and jumps away from Asura's self-destruction. In the off chance Asura gets to successfully fire them off, Gai does since the missiles go off on contact.

It's important no matter how many ridiculous excuses you want to make. Did I say it was the deciding factor? No. :lol Unless you are going to argue that Gai will never ever trade blows with his opponent strength will always matter. Whether it's for offense or defense.





Look what happened to your boy despite him being more skilled and faster than his foe. 30% Kisame still slapped the shit out of him because when it came time for Gai to block his attacks, he couldn't because of physical strength. That was 1 on 1 close combat skirmish and it ended with Gai underwater, forced to use the 6th Gate to finish Kisame off.

A 30% Kisame pressured him like that, but you expect me to believe that Asura Path with 6 arms and a blade while Kisame has only 2 arms, a blade and isn't even physically superior in any way stands no chance? Ok then.

Throwing around statements like "Strength is irrelevant without skill" despite tons of close combat fights in the Manga proving you wrong disagree. That example is ass btw. An MMA fighter actually knows how to really fight. A body builder doesn't. Pain and Gai both know how to fight in every area of shinobi combat. The only difference is that Gai has more skill in close combat. Almost every pain body has shown above average displays in close combat anyway.

-Naruto vs. Sasuke
-Naruto vs. Pain
-Jiraiya vs. Pain
-Naruto vs. Madara's Limbo
-Kaguya vs. Naruto's clones
-Gai vs. Kisame

People with above average skill have done things in Taijutsu people with expert level skill can't ever hope to accomplish because of their physical ability and unique skills. These are facts that won't ever change. The only things Gai has over Asura is speed and skill. His hits are too weak to do real damage, Asura has 6 arms and a blade to prevent Gai from ever landing direct hits on his body and he has projectile attacks.

That statement is bad because it's not someone with zero skill vs. an expert. It's someone with average skill vs. an expert. I'm gonna pretend like you don't actually mean the last bit of this post. Gai hits the missile and it blows up and he is put down along with Asura Path. Not only am I reading stuff like "Gai tanks missiles", but now you're arguing he's fast enough to hit them and run away before they explode when they explode on contact? Huh? I'm floored at the last sentence. So you think Gai throwing a Kunai or Shuriken at a titanium missile is going to make it detonate? Correction: With enough force upon contact, the missiles go off. The only way he'll make them go off is if he hits them, which is a death wish.

Oh, you're actually still claiming that these missiles are taking out Gai and being serious all at the same time. They pack enough explosive power to take out a side of a building. A few paper tags can damn near do the same thing, yet early p2 Sakura took those no problem. In all seriousness, what in the actual hell makes you think that's enough power to take out Gai? Especially since its never getting a direct hit in the first place.

A missiles explosion is nothing but a sudden release of pressure known as a blast wave or shock wave, which also generates high temperature and gasses. Gai's body is canonically durable enough to not only produce high temperatures with fire, but to withstand it without injury. Gai's body is canonically durable enough to withstand a point blank explosion of pressure without sustaining any major injuries (No, he did not break any bones). There is no way for you or I to accurately compare what generates more pressure and heat energy, and by how much, but what we do know for a fact is that it is canon that Gai's body has shown good resistance to it.

Now Gai being on fire is comparable to being blasted with a missile? A missile has blunt force if it hits directly, and the force of an actual explosion even if it misses it's target. Asa Kujaku shows that Gai is capable of being able to withstand his hands, yes his hands not his whole body, being on fire briefly from his own jutsu. The strength of the flame is unknown nor is there any force behind the flame as it's just on his body. The force of an explosion is obviously far more powerful than whatever damage is taken from being set on fire from said explosion.

Meanwhile we have actual missiles that were razing Konoha. I shouldn't have to tell you that Asura's missiles are far beyond the level of any paper bomb. Asura's physical hits were fodderizing Sage Jiraiya. He ripped of his arm with ease and a let alone a single missle or a barrage of missiles. Asura's missiles and lasers are far beyond his physical strength in energy yield. [ ] [ ]

Jiraiya's durability feats surpass Base Gai's. [ ]

So no, there really is no good reason why Gai is going to take a missile's explosion and be alright. None at all. His large AoE missiles wipe Gai off the face of the earth, or the homing missile obliterates him.

The Hirudora used against Kisame was an outlier, because it was used under water and we know that Gai was never trying to kill Kisame in the first place. So if a Hirudora that full power can take out a V3 Susano'o, and even if we downscale that feat by 90% (roughly by the size shown that exploded on Gai's face), the air pressure is still easily taking out a building.

Yes, those factors dampen it's power. So does the fact that Gai didn't actually complete Hirudora against Madara. It being capable of taking out a building not only doesn't really help here since Asura Path easily razes buildings with his physical power and has damaged people above that level of durability, but it wasn't even the point.


Lmao, is Mabui's transfer technique bending space from the sheer power and speed? Nope. That technique drops whatever it's carrying off gently and peacefully. Gai's body made contact with Madara while moving at full speed and he only sustained a shattered leg. Please show me where it was stated that each level of gates increases durability, because I'm about 99.8% sure the answer is never. Gai coughed up blood by Kisame's hit then shrugged it off and continued fighting, so there was no significant damage. Hirudora did not break his bones reread the manga page, the only time Gai has broken his bones and taken a lot of damage in the manga was running his leg through JJ Madara. A durability feat that shits on anything Ay and 99% of the NV has shown.

Holy shit I hope you are joking. I think it's high time we all stopped overrating Night Guy's speed.

Yagai (Night Guy).
Taijutsu, close range, offensive, S-rank.
Users: Maito Guy

Like a young crimson dragon cutting through the space fabric ( kūkan) the ultimate flying-kick!

Maito Guy utilizes the taijuts move,inherited from his father - “the 8 celestial gates”. To unravel the final dragon mystery you have to open the last ”death gate” and sacrifice your life (poetic,inst it?TN). From the red stream emission (Guy s blood and chakra. TN), in a form of a red burning chakra the great dragon rises, flying out of the ribcage, absolutely unprecedented kick that hits the opponent and beats (turns) him into nothing. It s power is off limits, overturns the knowledge of anything that taijutsu is capable off, it twists and bends the sky (sora) itself on contact, even right side of the body of the strongest ninja Madara was completely destroyed.
Picture: Flying above the heavens the great dragon that holds your life or death (destiny) in his claws!But, Guy easily commits his life and passes his will of fire to the next generation young leafs!

TN: Personally I love this one,it is highly poetic. Why Yagai (Night Gai)? Where are 5 beast in Chinese mythology: morning peacock , afternoon tiger , evening elephant and night dragon. Guy becomes the dragon himself. So this is why his last jutsu ins't called 夜竜 , but 夜ガイto show that “blood of the dragon” is flowing through his veins, as he is as noble and courageous as the legendary dragons.

Madara reacted to it.


With slight physical movement and thought.

Mabui's Transfer Jutsu sends objects to the battlefield at the speed of light. [ ] That's dozens and dozens and dozens of times faster than Gai could ever hope to move no mattter what technique he uses in what state. Period unless you are going to argue that Madara can react to light speed movement. Bold is a horrible argument. Naruto blitzed Kaguya. He's faster than Night Guy as well. Kaguya herself is also faster than Night Guy. Hirashin sends Minato from mark to mark instantaneously. Are you going to use that same logic and say that Hiraishin is slower than Night Guy? That instantaneous movement is slower than regular movement? No, you aren't.




"My left arm and a few of my ribs are broken".

So yes, it did break his bones. Re-read that page yourself. Gai kicking Madara hard enough to hurt himself, and only on the body part he actually kicked him with no less..so no shit only his leg was damaged, is not a durability feat. That's a strength feat. That's why you can't actually explain why it's a durability feat and instead are throwing around the same statement like it's supposed to prove anything. All this shows is that Gai's attack was so strong that the recoil hurt him. I don't need to show you where it was said, because that's what the Manga has shown via Gai's durability feats. Kisame hits him hard enough to make him cough up blood yet you think it's reasonable for him to be capable of surviving an incomplete Hirudora? Yeah, I don't think so.


Yeah, an extended period of time that hardly included using his staff. Gai is getting overwhelmed, how? He's way stronger and faster than Hiruzen, who took himself getting exhausted to finally overwhelm Orochimaru who doesn't by any means specialize in this form of combat. Gai wears him out by fighting with his nunchucks and dodging the staff until Hiruzen quickly gets exhausted to the point where Gai can comfortably get around his defenses.

He was panting after fighting him in close combat. That's not exhaustion. If you are talking about the entire fight, then fighting Oro and 2 Edo Kage is far harder than fighting Gai w/o Gates and a nunchuck. Idk what you mean by "fighting with his nunchucks". The only thing Gai can do is run, because if he ever tries to clash with Hiruzen he gets easily overpowered by Enma and loses.



In short, Tsunade sustaining minor cuts all over her body doesn't equate to Ay being by far more durable then her. Bee spitting up blood doesn't equate to a significant injury, he was fine afterwards. At the bolded, Gai hit Kisame/Samehada so hard that it's body bent over [ ]. Samehada is super durable, and has never been bent before from taking a hit. We can't tell whether or not Kisame spat out blood, but the hit was so hard that Kisame was bleeding out his mouth after the hit [ ]. This is an impressive feat since Gai's hit was straight into Samehada's body, and because Kisame was fused with it, still leaked out blood. The only time Samehada was bleeding is when it took a hit from V2 Bee's lariat. Inb4 KCM Naruto made Kisame spit out blood, Naruto didn't hit Samehada's body, he actually hit (weakened) Kisame.

Nope. That's literally exactly what it means. The same thing that Ay took with zero damage gave Tsunade lacerations all over her body. The cuts were obviously serious enough for her to open her seal anyway. The B thing is irrelevant. I never once said it was a serious injury nor does it matter as Ay's punch=/=An almost casual elbow to the rib. That and B himself has much better durability feats than Gai as well.

Where did Naruto hit Kisame directly? Almost his entire body was encased in Samehada. Only his head and his upper neck were expose and Naruto didn't hit him above his torso. Big box is Kisame's neck and head. Small box is his torso and he was inside Samehada just like he was against Gai.

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Only difference is that Naruto's feat is far better since his hit caused Kisame to spit out far more blood than Gai's hit. This is the same KCM Naruto who was shook from Ay's physical power.


Gai's taijutsu takes physical energy which intertwines with chakra. We see JJ Madara noting Gai's chakra system depleting as he exhausted himself in 8G's. When has anyone been able to match two Biju chakra level scaled techniques back to back with zero exhaustion? Clearly, he isn't drastically behind. The 2nd gate forcefully revitalizes the body... the stamina doesn't come from nowhere. He was past the point of exhaustion prior to firing off that Hirudora, and he was in the same state after firing it off too. He is simply so conditioned that his strongest technique doesn't require a whole lot of energy. Simple.

Yes, but what you are saying doesn't connect. Stamina and chakra being intertwined doesn't mean that stamina consumed to use a wide scaled Taijutsu is on par with the chakra consumed to create a large scaled jutsu. That and the bold in itself doesn't make sense. What is "bijuu chakra level scaled"? The size of the jutsu being the size of a Bijuu doesn't mean it's Bijuu chakra level in amount. Otherwise I'd be saying Madara's Katon contains Bijuu+ level chakra inside of it.

Yeah, forcefully as in once you leave Gates you'll be exhausted. That's where the stamina comes from. That doesn't mean he's fighting in the same exhausted state. You can argue that he wasn't at tip top condition, but exhausted? Yeah, no. Gai couldn't even stand on his own. It literally makes no logical sense and is impossible for that same Gai to be running around when he can't stand on his own. He opens the Gates, his stamina is replenished and uses Hirudora, then he drops the Gates and the backlash hits him.

Suegetsu, Killer Bee, and Gaara's sand all intercepted Ay's strike. KCM Naruto blocked it every single time. His striking speed is lackluster, and Gai will read his movements from a mile away. Gai can spot a mere from underwater (harder to see) and instantly react to it. Ay swings and Gai easily dodges it or at worst blocks it, which is no problem with his durability feats.

People and things who are fast blocking Ay's strikes somehow translates to Ay's striking speed being lackluster? KCM Naruto? One of the fastest characters reacting to Ay's striking speed makes it slow? Are you comprehending what you are saying? You can argue that Gai will react, which he obviously will, but let's not say things like this when both of us know they don't make sense.

So no, Gai is not easily evading anything from a character above his paygrade when it comes to speed.

That twitch of the finger feat is half irrelevant. The part where he saw it is a good feat. The part where he reacted was when he was in the 7th Gate.

That's all I got in me. Good debate though.

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