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You made a big deal about a swordman losing a sword when in fact when they get hit they might lose grip.Imo you can be as flashy a swordsman you want to be but the moment your supposed to be in your prime and you get parried so badly that your sword goes flying. You get no props from me. Especially if the person who parried you is supposedly on par with your abilities.
Zoro, Kenshin, & king Bradley would laugh at his discipline.
Even Zoro lost the grip of his swords when he get hit. That has nothing to do with discipline. Is this the first time you saw a swordman get disarmed?
Kinshiki had parried Sasuke attack and Momoshiki did the same later, and Sasuke didn't lose it.
Only when in his fusion form Momoshiki disarm him (he hit Sasuke's arm with his left arm) when Sasuke was about to kill him(noted that Momoshiki is mortal, if he took the hit it would been fatal, so he got no choice but to disarm him)
[On a side note, I like how Sasuke tackled him by his legs with his, hit him, made him lose balance, and while rolling tried to finish him. Momo is lucky, that was close call for him.]
And Naruto didn't get a hit on Momoshiki, the later parried the attack with the first sword on his right hand.
You guys have been saying with that Naruto is better than Sasuke because Momoshiki disarmed him or something, then Momoshiki who was figthing on pair with Naruto and "parried Sasuke" must be better him too. But guess what? Sasuke disarmed him, with a kick on his left hand(lost a sword) and a kick on his stomach (lost the other one)
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