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In last weeks Anime episode, we saw a new technique from Kiba, the Super Wolf Fang Over Fang, and it broke through a few Rashomons. Even though this episode is non-canon, people flipped sh*t claiming this was impossible as a TBB couldn't even break them.
But is it impossible?
Consider the differences between the two. A TBB against the Rashomons acts like a hammer; one giant powerful swing, probably what they are designed to withstand.
But when you look at Super Wolf Fang Over Fang, it comes to a point while violentely rotating, essentially working as a corkscrew. All this tech would have to do to break a Rashomon is to barely penetrate it, then as it twists it effectively destroys the wall.
Does this make SWFOF more powerful than TBB? Of course not. A TBB can destroy a village, SWFOF ain't doing that.
Conclusion:
I think, if this episode were even canon, that Kiba's Super Wolf Fang Over Fang could be considered fair and legit.
But is it impossible?
Consider the differences between the two. A TBB against the Rashomons acts like a hammer; one giant powerful swing, probably what they are designed to withstand.
But when you look at Super Wolf Fang Over Fang, it comes to a point while violentely rotating, essentially working as a corkscrew. All this tech would have to do to break a Rashomon is to barely penetrate it, then as it twists it effectively destroys the wall.
Does this make SWFOF more powerful than TBB? Of course not. A TBB can destroy a village, SWFOF ain't doing that.
Conclusion:
I think, if this episode were even canon, that Kiba's Super Wolf Fang Over Fang could be considered fair and legit.