Mu vs Killer Bee

[Haizaki]

I agree, Bee's lack of sensing makes this fight hard to decide, and the fact his strongest jutsu comes from his BM makes it even harder, since Jinton would destroy his BM. I don't even know, if Bee can blitz in the beginning stages, or uses TBB in his v2 form as soon as Mu goes invisible, he should win.

True true..I think Mu would make it very difficult if he goes invisible.

 

[DMT]

No intel on Mu's abilities would be the major problem for Bee, seeing how Mu can fool him by splitting his body and make one of them invisible and the other suicide, Bee would think that Mu is dead and it's over and let down his guard, leaving the other body to stab Bee with an invisible sword, even if Bee somehow can survive, Mu can combine his attacks such as Jinton and invisibility to attack bee with cube jinton from blind side, Mu can fly so high, that just make it worse for bee

 

[TheAncientCenturion]

If he's invisible, light should bend around him. Not go through him. But yeah, I doubt the biology of the Octopus can be put forth for a Mythical half Ox, half Mollusk creature.

OT: Unorthodox match up; On paper Bee is stronger, but Muu can win if cards are played correctly.

 

[Benjamin King]

[1] Gyuki isn't an octopus, it's a tailed beast with octopus-like characteristics, so it does not necessarily have all the real-life traits associated with octopi

It has octopus traits but it's not an octopus? Speak logic, please. That makes no sense.

[2] There have been moments when Bee could have made use of sensing abilities but didn't display any

And where are those moments?

[3] Those types of sensing probably only work underwater, in an octopus's natural habitat, and are completely gone or extremely dulled when out of water. Octopi in real life die after what, 10 minutes out of water?

If it only applies under water, the link would have mentioned this. Octopus can control light comes out of their body, guess what...light exists outside water.

[4] Mu can extinguish his sense of smell [x]

Read the link again, ignorant. Octopus's sensing doesn't come from their nose, it comes from their suction on their arm. And also the ability to control light waves to see. Mu doesn't extinguish light from his body nor the sound he makes, which octopus can track.

[5] Mu can go completely invisible. Light goes right through him. Polarized vision doesn't mean anything changes, it does not matter how much light can enter the octopus's eyes since light shines right through him.

Still can't extinguish sound, air waves, footsteps that octopus can track down.

[6] Mu can fly so he won't create vibrations on the ground with his footsteps, so that second type of sensing definitely won't work.

He creates air waves when flying, so octopus tracks him down.

 

[Beans2]

It has octopus traits but it's not an octopus? Speak logic, please. That makes no sense.



And where are those moments?



If it only applies under water, the link would have mentioned this. Octopus can control light comes out of their body, guess what...light exists outside water.



Read the link again, ignorant. Octopus's sensing doesn't come from their nose, it comes from their suction on their arm. And also the ability to control light waves to see. Mu doesn't extinguish light from his body nor the sound he makes, which octopus can track.



Still can't extinguish sound, air waves, footsteps that octopus can track down.



He creates air waves when flying, so octopus tracks him down.

@Bold: do you even realize that water reflects/refracts light? The article obviously didn't mention that because that is their habitat and the only place where they can live, eat, rest, etc. and use polarized vision. and the article doesn't necessarily cover everything. An article about bats won't mention that echolocation won't work underwater since it's obvious.

Darwin's theory of evolution states that a living organism will adapt to an environment to suit its needs, and will best survive in that environment. Considering an octopus literally dies after a few minutes out of water, it's safe to say that its senses are gone or at least extremely dulled outside of water.

It would be prudent for you to take advantage of Bee's arsenal which he displayed in the manga and explain how he can use it to counter Mu's techniques, rather than grasping at straws and fanboying your favorite characters. Or you could just admit Mu wins. That works too.

 

[wael reda]

Bee wins (maybe with just v2 if bee can use bijudoma in v2))
V2 bee can avoid muu's jinton and chakra cloak would protect him from any invincible sword or kunai attack ,muu needs to be vincible in order to attack with jinton which would be avoided by v2 bee and then bee end him with bijudoma
Bee won't even need to wait till muu becomes vincible ,bee can just attack him with a large scale jutsus even if he doesn't know where muu is
Attacks like this

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[wael reda]

If bee can't evade jinton with v2 ,then muu's chances of winning would go up