Kimimaro vs Hidan
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Alfred Pennyworth
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Brother Numpsay
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Hidan wins.
Both have unorthodox fighting style, capable of catching well known taijutsu users.
At the same time, Kimmi's style is ending his opponents with piercing effects, which Hidan is invulnerable to.
Hidan eventually gains blood, then its gg.
Both have unorthodox fighting style, capable of catching well known taijutsu users.
At the same time, Kimmi's style is ending his opponents with piercing effects, which Hidan is invulnerable to.
Hidan eventually gains blood, then its gg.
blazekev90
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Would the self-inflicted wounds performed by Hidan harm Kimimaro? If so, Kimimaro can potentially heal himself with little effort.
Forbidden Technique
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Sawarabi no Mai skewers Hidan, then Tessenka no Mai: Hana drills his head off.
Not even a somewhat competitive match.
Not even a somewhat competitive match.
Brother Numpsay
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Yes since Kimmiaro gains the exact damage Hidan has done to himself. He isn't healing from vital damage, such as the heart.
You really just dont like Hidan do you Lol.
blazekev90
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Im aware of that. However, if Hidan punctured himself, would the puncture be able to penetrate thru Kimimaro bone density? I know its suppose to automatically inflict the exact damage, but it plays as if those affected received the strike themselves. Similarly against Asuma, when Hidan struck his leg, it penetrated Asuma's legs. If Kimimaro increased his bone density, I don't necessarily see how it would overcome his kkg.
Did Kakuza has domu activated when he was affected?
Brother Numpsay
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@Bold yes it will, because Hidan's jutsu is not going by Kimmi's durability. Its going by Hidan's.
No he didnt have it activated.
KG65, do you have good reasons to dislike my point?
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blazekev90
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Exactly. So, wouldn't it just leave a flesh wound on Kimimaro? If it doesn't take into consideration the affected opponents ability, Kimimaro creating such destiny should prevent internal damage. At least that's what I'd think.
Edit: I think I may see your point.
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Brother Numpsay
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No it would leave the exact wound Hidan produce. Even if it means bones being broken. Bones only help with external damage.
Silent Hero
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Kimi literally embarrasses him.
I can't believe this is even being debated...lol. Hidan can't even get blood, let alone use any type of rituals with CM2 Kimi on his ass.
I can't believe this is even being debated...lol. Hidan can't even get blood, let alone use any type of rituals with CM2 Kimi on his ass.
Brother Numpsay
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blazekev90
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As I said, I guess I see your point. Though I'm not fully convinced, I'll accept it. Bones prevent/protect internal damage/organs as well.
Silent Hero
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How does he embarrass him? By parrying all of his attacks with bones and lobbing his head off, or drilling a hole in his chest; or using bone forest to skewer him like Vlad the Impaler.
Hidan can't touch Kimi nor can he create a ritual here, so what does he even do except get overwhelmed in CQC by sage Kimi?
Brother Numpsay
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You make it seem it simple job to parry a huge scythe thats being thrown at you away from your LoS. You can't just parry that without getting scratch from its hitbox. This isn't the same situation Kakashi was in. And Kimmi has no reason to interfere with Hidan's ritual. His not going to approach what he doesnt know what Hidan is doing.
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Silent Hero
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Kimi's bones protrude from multiple locations on his body, coupled with the bone sword he wields in his hand. The scythe never makes contact.
Even without knowledge, there is no reason for Kimi to stand idly while his opponent catches distance and begins doing something. Kimi is a CQC fighter... there won't be a moment when he isn't on Hidan's ass. Even if unintentionally, Kimi never lets him make it.