Papaya

[Varrah]

Team I: Kisame, Deidara, Darui
Team II: Kakuzu, Itachi, Temari

Location:

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Distance: Long – both teams are appropriately in a central position roughly 45m away; moreover, they both teams are in sight of the other.

Knowledge: Manga
Mindset: IC
Restrictions: Shī Ō ​

 

[Varrah]

Oh shit, ignore this am high.​

 

[DrProof]

Team II. You know this.

 

[ARGUS]

Team 2 wins this

-With this starting distance of even 45m, it still gives Itachi the opportunity to genjutsu deidara,,
with susanoos, YM and Totsuka blade,, Itachi can make quick work of deidara,, as his V3 susanoo can tank alll of deidaras attacks here seeing that C0 is restricted

-With deidara down, Itachi can assist Kakuzu to take down Kisame,, while Kisame has a great advantage with waterdome and GSB,, he is still vastly outclassed by the duo here,, as Itachis Amaterasu is too fast for Kisame to evade,, and along with Kakuzus attacks serving as a disraction,, it gives itachi a good opportunity to take him down,,,
samehada struggled to absorb a mere katon,,, amaterasu is not getting absorbed at all,, and kisame is not a sensor either therefore he is not evading it as well,,,

-Darui maybe superior to Temari due to his KKG, but Kakuzu and Itachi are far stronger than him,,,
Kakuzu having Domu defense along with impressive CQC skills and all elemental attacks along can overwhelm darui,,
Itachi being healthy here along with Kakuzu and Temari reasssures their victory furthermore

 

[DrProof]

Team 2 wins this

-With this starting distance of even 45m, it still gives Itachi the opportunity to genjutsu deidara,,
with susanoos, YM and Totsuka blade,, Itachi can make quick work of deidara,, as his V3 susanoo can tank alll of deidaras attacks here seeing that C0 is restricted

-With deidara down, Itachi can assist Kakuzu to take down Kisame,, while Kisame has a great advantage with waterdome and GSB,, he is still vastly outclassed by the duo here,, as Itachis Amaterasu is too fast for Kisame to evade,, and along with Kakuzus attacks serving as a disraction,, it gives itachi a good opportunity to take him down,,,
samehada struggled to absorb a mere katon,,, amaterasu is not getting absorbed at all,, and kisame is not a sensor either therefore he is not evading it as well,,,

-Darui maybe superior to Temari due to his KKG, but Kakuzu and Itachi are far stronger than him,,,
Kakuzu having Domu defense along with impressive CQC skills and all elemental attacks along can overwhelm darui,,
Itachi being healthy here along with Kakuzu and Temari reasssures their victory furthermore

You're relying on Itachi to much in this Match-Up. The star of this battle is Kakuzu.

Kakuzu would easily make quick-work of Deidara due to Raiton: Gian's exploit:

Kakuzu's Innate Capability; Raiton: Gian | Exploit #2

Spoiler

Kakuzu's Innate Capability; Raiton: Gian | Exploit #2

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Kakuzu's capabilities with Raiton: Gian are far underrated by many members on NB currently. The potential of this B-ranked jutsu was equal to that of Kakashi using TWO Raikiri's, why would Kakashi need to use 2 Raikiri's against a B-ranked Raiton Jutsu? Personally I believe rank placement on all of Kakuzu's techniques are incorrect being "B-ranked" anyhow this is getting off-topic.

Here Kakashi had to use two Raikiri's (S-rank) to counter Kakuzu's Raiton: Gian; a B-rank technique.

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Kakashi then praises Kakuzu on how skilled he is in general, but referred heavily to how he used his previously displayed Raiton technique: Gian:

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I want you guys to pay attention to the boxed in words: High Caliber, Perfectly, and Lightning. All fitting words, in which will furthermore prove that Kakuzu's Raiton: Gian ability shouldn't be underestimated like it is now. Kakashi had admitted that Kakuzu mastered, and performed a high caliber Raiton-based technique (Raiton: Gian), he later in his praising sentence goes on about stating that in order to have performed such a high caliber jutsu Kakuzu must have mastered Raiton perfectly.

So if Kakuzu had mastered his Raiton nature perfectly, and was able to execute Raiton: Gian to be able to multiply itself to attack multiple enemies present (Shikamaru, and Choji) why exactly could he not execute more than two? I believe Kakuzu could emit a great amount of Raiton: Gian against a single, and/or multiple opponent(s). Take a look at this Databook Page:

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Not only does the picture above support the idea of Raiton: Gian multiplying into many spear-like currents, but it basically blatantly hints to the public that it is perfectly capable of doing such a feat. Pay attention to the underlined words: Multiple, and Convergence.

Definition of multiple (adj)
1) Involving several things: involving or including several things, people, or parts
2) Number divisible by another: a number that can be divided exactly by a particular smaller number
Synonyms: manifold, numerous, many, several, various, compound

I'll be using the mathematical definition for convergence due to that fact that I'm talking about multiplying Raiton: Gian.

Definition of converged (verb)
Mathematics
1) (of a sequence) to have values eventually arbitrarily close to some number; to have a finite limit.
2) (of an infinite series) to have a finite sum; to have a sequence of partial sums that converges.
3) (of an improper integral) to have a finite value.

Now yes, it is correct that Raiton: Gian has a finite (limit) however, it isn't measurable due to the dependency of the amount of opponents Kakuzu must be facing in order to determine the limit of Raiton: Gian. Kakuzu only multiplied Raiton: Gian by two because Shikamaru, and Choji were the only targets, and Ino was behind a tree so she wasn't in his line of sight.

In conclusion it is assured that however, many opponents approach Kakuzu Raiton: Gian would multiply, and instantly kill them all. Due to the limit of the opponents not being infinite (which is impossible) Raiton: Gian would strike them all due to its non-measurable, but finite limitations.​

Kakuzu can take out 2/3 members in Team I effortlessly.

 

[ARGUS]

You're relying on Itachi to much in this Match-Up. The star of this battle is Kakuzu.

Kakuzu would easily make quick-work of Deidara due to Raiton: Gian's exploit:

Kakuzu's Innate Capability; Raiton: Gian | Exploit #2

Spoiler

Kakuzu's Innate Capability; Raiton: Gian | Exploit #2

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Kakuzu's capabilities with Raiton: Gian are far underrated by many members on NB currently. The potential of this B-ranked jutsu was equal to that of Kakashi using TWO Raikiri's, why would Kakashi need to use 2 Raikiri's against a B-ranked Raiton Jutsu? Personally I believe rank placement on all of Kakuzu's techniques are incorrect being "B-ranked" anyhow this is getting off-topic.

Here Kakashi had to use two Raikiri's (S-rank) to counter Kakuzu's Raiton: Gian; a B-rank technique.

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Kakashi then praises Kakuzu on how skilled he is in general, but referred heavily to how he used his previously displayed Raiton technique: Gian:

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I want you guys to pay attention to the boxed in words: High Caliber, Perfectly, and Lightning. All fitting words, in which will furthermore prove that Kakuzu's Raiton: Gian ability shouldn't be underestimated like it is now. Kakashi had admitted that Kakuzu mastered, and performed a high caliber Raiton-based technique (Raiton: Gian), he later in his praising sentence goes on about stating that in order to have performed such a high caliber jutsu Kakuzu must have mastered Raiton perfectly.

So if Kakuzu had mastered his Raiton nature perfectly, and was able to execute Raiton: Gian to be able to multiply itself to attack multiple enemies present (Shikamaru, and Choji) why exactly could he not execute more than two? I believe Kakuzu could emit a great amount of Raiton: Gian against a single, and/or multiple opponent(s). Take a look at this Databook Page:

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Not only does the picture above support the idea of Raiton: Gian multiplying into many spear-like currents, but it basically blatantly hints to the public that it is perfectly capable of doing such a feat. Pay attention to the underlined words: Multiple, and Convergence.



I'll be using the mathematical definition for convergence due to that fact that I'm talking about multiplying Raiton: Gian.



Now yes, it is correct that Raiton: Gian has a finite (limit) however, it isn't measurable due to the dependency of the amount of opponents Kakuzu must be facing in order to determine the limit of Raiton: Gian. Kakuzu only multiplied Raiton: Gian by two because Shikamaru, and Choji were the only targets, and Ino was behind a tree so she wasn't in his line of sight.

In conclusion it is assured that however, many opponents approach Kakuzu Raiton: Gian would multiply, and instantly kill them all. Due to the limit of the opponents not being infinite (which is impossible) Raiton: Gian would strike them all due to its non-measurable, but finite limitations.​

Kakuzu can take out 2/3 members in Team I effortlessly.

I've avoided kakuzus counter since the knowledge is manga and it could be possible that kakuzu doesn't know that deidaras clay Bombs are negated by raiton
Make this full intel and yes he does take out Darui and deidara

 

[Your Creepy Stalker]

Absolutely nothing happens.

Oh wait, did you mean they were meant to fight?
Team 2 wins, because Itachi.

 

[Chīkara]

Obviously team 2.

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[Yolobito Swagchiha]

Because Papaya is the best fruit of all time, of course.

OT: Team 2.