First of all, what’s with all the pictures and stuff? You guys got different fonts, subtitles, pictures that have nothing to do with the argument, just to show off you can google your character… what happened to debates since I left?
Now to get to the point. Dr. Proof’s “argument” (you will notice I used the quotes) does not stand. It starts off as fiction and ends as fiction. So you split your paths into 2 groups. Ok, I accept that. But what’s with the splitting of our group? If you’re mentioning our group and suggesting they would
DO the actions you have them doing, what’s the point in debating? I find it very convenient for you guys to split us up and pick us apart… but it won’t happen.
To get to your titles (Dr. Proof): what’s with the “beginning of pain/end of pain”? It sounds like chapters from some random manga. My counter argument to you is that team Guy will not split into 2. That’s it. That should ruin your whole story. Draegod’s got one version in which we could win, here’s mine.
Now before I start this argument, I’d like to let the judges know that team Guy has a rather small chance of winning (it’s true). It’s 4 vs 6 … and those 6 are linked… but either way, I will do my best to prove that our guys have a higher chance of winning than anyone thought they would!
So let’s start countering SOTRS. Dear SOTRS, if you start the argument, doesn’t mean that your team attacks first. Unless stated in the VS notes, your team does not attack first! In fact, it says that team Guy is
ANGRY (key word) and thus most likely to attack first. With that being said, also note the fact that the state of mind is “
in character” (another key word), because if Pain destroyed Konoha, the paths will be exactly as they were against Naruto (VERY VERY VERY overconfident and with their guards down). This is all stated in the OP and it is pretty much a fact in this fight, which you seemed to have ignored so far. So the battlefield will be calm and Pain will wait for us to make the first move, or maybe try a sneak attack like he did against Naruto. With that being said, let me provide you with our plan #2:
The distance provided is
15 meters … so this means we’re quite close. Our first move is to allow Gai and Lee to enter in their best forms and we’ll be doing this with TenTen summoning some ninja tools and firing them towards Neji, who will use kaiten (
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), will spread those tools in the direction of the paths, thus rendering them unable to attack while my team retreats. It will look something like this:
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Now let’s understand what knowledge we’ve got on your team. We know that:
Tendō allows a person to manipulate both attractive and repulsive forces.
Shuradō endows a person with mechanical limbs, artillery and armor.
Ningendō allows a person to read a mind of any target, which removes its soul.
Chikushōdō allows a person to summon a wide variety of creatures.
Gakidō allows a person to absorb all forms of chakra, including most Ninjutsu.
Jigokudō allows a person to summon and control the King of Hell: an unearthly being that can remove or restore the life-force of an individual.
So we know which paths to target and which paths target later.
The weapons bolster by an adjusted Hakkeshō Kaiten, sends the weapons traveling simultaneously at a high velocity that should be difficult to see towards the Six Paths. Tendō cannot use Banshō Ten'in or Shinra Tensei to repel or attract the weapons, so Gai-Han will expect Chikushōdō to summon a creature. If done, Tenten will cautiously aim to strike the concentric circles and pupils of the summons. During Tenten’s process of upsetting the link between summon and caster, Gai will throw Neji using the benefits of Keimon at the Six Paths. Lee and Gai advance.
While thrown, the moment Neji enters the vicinity of the Six Paths he will immediately use Jūkenpō Ichigekishin (
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) to rebuff the Paths bodies. As the Paths stagger, Lee immediately uses a Tomon powered Omote Renge to further push the Path bodies into the air. Lee as according to the stratagem holds his position while the advancing Gai launches Neji into the air once more. Neji uses Hakke Rokujūyon Shō (
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) to strike the Chikushōdō’s tenketsu within its circulatory system; prohibiting it from summoning creatures.
Neji swiftly progresses towards Jigokudō, and Tenten practices Bashōsen Kaze no Maki against Shuradō. It is during this timeframe that Gai attacks Ningendō with a combination of Geki — Konoha Kongōriki Senpū ,(
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) and Koyubi Kōgeki,(
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) the speed and power of Keimon should monstrously incapacitate Ningendō almost instantly, if wavered, Gai will bind the first combination of Geki — Konoha Kongōriki Senpū and Koyubi Kōgeki with a mixture of several other assaults such as Konoha Kaiganshō (
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) and Konoha Gōriki Senpū (
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) in conjunction with his Sōshūga, which heightens the versatility of his Taijutsu; Lee—during Gai’s skirmish—attacks Gakidō.
Augmented by Tomon, Lee exercises his Strong Fist and various techniques like Konoha Senpū (
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), Konoha Shōfū (
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), and Konoha Daisenpū (
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) to swiftly neutralize Gakidō. Jigokudō, during his fight with Neji, should make attacks to grab him; if he does, Neji will use Jūkenpō Ichigekishin (
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) to force Jigokudō back and Hakke Kūshō (
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) to offset the body followed by Hakke Rokujūyon Shō (
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) if necessary.
These occurrences happen instantly at the moment of Gai-Han’s realization of the appearance of the Path bodies, which are immediately.
(compliments to Varrah for this plan. His voice in this match-up will be heard!)
Now back to countering SOTRS: You assume that the creature will be summoned on time. Keep in mind that WE should attack first (not because I would like to, but because the state of mind of the characters) and I’ll also assume that you don’t start with your summons already around you because that’s too OP to begin with… Going by the plan we’ve just had, right at the beginning, you won’t have time to summon anything, as you will be backing off and trying to protect yourselves. Now let’s also consider how much Neji has progressed since part I. And with him being a genius, he would know that his weakness against Naruto could be used against him sometimes in the future so that dent in his defense SHOULD be covered. Even so, let’s assume that Neji’s defense is TOO WEAK for the bird? Ok, so what? Is Neji alone of the battlefield? Will the others stay idle until the bird is summoned, takes flight, gathers some distance and speed and then crushes into Neji? Nope, Most likely we’ve got Ten Ten using the Fan to destroy whatever she can from your team (including summons) and we’ve seen that she’s capable of doing it (
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) and we’ve also got Guy and Lee with their respective gates opened! So that plan would fail.
Now further on, you mention that your team has got knowledge on us. That’s true… but having knowledge of “Guy being very fast” does not mean that you will know EXACTLY HOW fast he is and it also doesn’t mean that you will be able to anticipate him! Remember that Pain had knowledge on Sage mode as well and look how that turned out as the fight begun vs Naruto … And they have yet to meet gate #7 snd #8. And as I’ve mentioned earlier, your team will not have time to summon because they will be attacked from the get-go! You will most likely retreat, not hang around and get hurt by the fan/ ninja weapons.
Your plans has Neji failing and the rest being idle around him. I pointed out that this is NOT the case so there’s not much to counter there. A few mentions: you keep assuming you’re free to summon whoever you want and no one will attack the summoner … this isn’t a very likely scenario. Having basic knowledge on your team allows us to know which paths to fear the most and we’ll attack the summoner I assure you!
Good for you bringing Nagato into this, but that’s all you can do with him… mention him. Because you’re not allowed to use him (as weird as that sounds) because this is strictly the 6 paths and we’ll consider destroying them as the final point. I would also like for you to consider the same thing and assume Nagato doesn’t exist or that he’s only a shadow.
Now for your 2nd Title, I find it weird that you brought nothing new. You keep clinging to those summons and you seem to think that Guy can only go up to 6 gates for some reason, that Neji is dead, TenTen is fodder and cannot attack and Lee is exhausted very easily… This is the most I’ve seen my team being underestimated in a VS match…
I am beginning to get tired and my eyes hurt so I will keep it shorter than intended (my team mate will finish what I’ve started though).
I’d like to end this by discussing our most important WEAPON/SHINOBI: Guy with his 8 gates.
What can Guy do?
Pain has no information on the 7th Gate, nor the Hirudora (
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) , which pretty much one-shot one of the most OP guys in the akatsuki. I believe that this jutsu alone is strong enough to clear out a few paths with 1 shot and no matter how much knowledge you were to have on us anyway, it’s impossible to dodge something as fast as that and as large as that, especially if we consider that it’s not only his jutsu you’ll be needing to dodge, it’s TenTen’s banana fan/ninja weapons, Neji’s Vacuum Palm and Lee’s attacks. Not to mention the fact that Pain might believe that Guy will be surrounded by a chakra coating and have Preta path intercept him (confidently I might add).
What will he be able to do in the 8th Gate?
I know you want to avoid this argument, but it’s part of the debate so you cannot. Guy can and WILL enter his 8th Gate, thus sacrificing himself for the good of his team. What do we know about the gate? “The Gate of Death (死門, Shimon), located at the heart. Releasing this gate uses up all of the body's energy. It makes the heart pump at maximum power and exceeds the power of every other gate. Opening this gate gives the user power that is even beyond the five Kage, but comes at the expense of the user's life shortly after.”
So in short, it’s a HUGE burst of power unmeasured, but enormous enough to surpass the Kage and it’s an improvement from gate number 7. So Let’s imagine Guy in his 6th gate. He was fast and resulted in an almost instant win against Kisame’s clone. Guy’s 7th gate: an instant win against Kisame’s full power! Guy’s 8th gate will be more than any of the paths can handle that’s for sure, but my guess: instant destruction of whichever paths he will decide to target. My guess, we’ll start with Animal, Deva, and then work our way around the rest.
I’m too tired to write more stuff. I guess this will have to do. I will edit this for the judges if they wish to read it easier (as in bold a few words, space out sentences).