Speed, Strength, or Intelligence
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KingHashirama
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Shikamaru has the power to back up his intelligence.
with proper control of strength speed is to followSpeed because with proper control strength can follow. Though that's only if I had to choose between the 3, otherwise a healthy balance of all.
Attack on Titan is epic btw.Try the manga!
BenjerminGaye
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speed.
intel wont matter if they can't stop the speed/land the last hit.
same goes for strength.
intel wont matter if they can't stop the speed/land the last hit.
same goes for strength.
fastrthnwind
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To embody each attribute you have to think of how each person with each attribute would go about defeating the other in battle. (Of course this means that each person has relatively the same stamina)
The intelligent person does not have any real physical ability that could compare to the person with speed or the person with power, so he has to be creative and work with what he has available to him at the moment which is usually his environment or any sort of tool that can help him achieve his goals. When he has accomplished his inventions and/or has planned what his opponents may do according to their fighting style, he may begin engaging or luring his opponent to his cleverly set traps.
Overall the intelligent person works with efficiency and his mind to outsmart his opponents by "playing it safe"
However, this method usually requires the person to already have knowledge of the other persons abilities and time to actually come up with a plan and then more time to actually set it up before he can go about engaging his opponent. If he does not have this time to prepare, then the intelligent person is much more likely to lose in a straight battle against the faster/stronger opponent.
The faster person has speed, quick reflexes, and overall a better understanding of spatial perception. He is quick on his feet and knows how to avoid any danger. This person will usually have much better understanding of how his opponent will move and be able to react accordingly before his opponent does with his quick reflexes. He is capable of using his speed to disorient his foe and surprise him with a fury of blows before retreating again to a safe distance.
Overall, this person can end a fight quickly if he knows where to hit and how he needs to hit him. However, he may have speed, but he lacks any real power to any of his blows, which can mean that it could take some time trading blows before he can really cause any damage, though this can be made of for somewhat by using his body and momentum when moving quickly to translate it into more power, though this means that he is more vulnerable due to how straightforward an attack like this would be.
The physically powerful person is very strong, and when someone is strong, it usually means that they can take a hit too. This person will try to forcefully takedown an opponent with his brawn without worrying abut the consequences due to how tough he is as well. He can easily overpower anyone else with his brute strength and can endure through some of the most extreme situations.
If this person lands one hit on his opponent, they will likely be out for the count or so disoriented that they wont be able to defend themselves against a second hit. They will usually try their best to land any hit even if its a glancing, enduring any sort of beating the opponent may be trying to dish out. However, with this incredible strength comes a lack of speed. This person will rarely be able to land any hits if the opponent knows how to avoid danger.
In conclusion, the intelligent person has the potential to beat both the fast person and the strong person provided he has time and knowledge of their abilities beforehand making intelligence rather crucial in defeating either opponent. The fast person can avoid most danger with his speed alone which can get him out of some of the trickiest situations and can use his ability to strike fast to get in blows where his other person cant, making speed another important part in a fight. The counterpart of speed, strength, gives the person the power necessary to defeat a person with as few hits as possible and to tank any damage that may have been dealt to his person, making strength almost as important as speed though not so much due to its ability to be somewhat imitated by the fast person who can turn his speed into power through the transformation of his body's momentum into explosive vector force.
In short, think of the results of what would happen if Shikamaru, Chouji and Minato were to get into a fight, provided that everyone's stamina is the same and Minato himself was only as smart as chouji.
The intelligent person does not have any real physical ability that could compare to the person with speed or the person with power, so he has to be creative and work with what he has available to him at the moment which is usually his environment or any sort of tool that can help him achieve his goals. When he has accomplished his inventions and/or has planned what his opponents may do according to their fighting style, he may begin engaging or luring his opponent to his cleverly set traps.
Overall the intelligent person works with efficiency and his mind to outsmart his opponents by "playing it safe"
However, this method usually requires the person to already have knowledge of the other persons abilities and time to actually come up with a plan and then more time to actually set it up before he can go about engaging his opponent. If he does not have this time to prepare, then the intelligent person is much more likely to lose in a straight battle against the faster/stronger opponent.
The faster person has speed, quick reflexes, and overall a better understanding of spatial perception. He is quick on his feet and knows how to avoid any danger. This person will usually have much better understanding of how his opponent will move and be able to react accordingly before his opponent does with his quick reflexes. He is capable of using his speed to disorient his foe and surprise him with a fury of blows before retreating again to a safe distance.
Overall, this person can end a fight quickly if he knows where to hit and how he needs to hit him. However, he may have speed, but he lacks any real power to any of his blows, which can mean that it could take some time trading blows before he can really cause any damage, though this can be made of for somewhat by using his body and momentum when moving quickly to translate it into more power, though this means that he is more vulnerable due to how straightforward an attack like this would be.
The physically powerful person is very strong, and when someone is strong, it usually means that they can take a hit too. This person will try to forcefully takedown an opponent with his brawn without worrying abut the consequences due to how tough he is as well. He can easily overpower anyone else with his brute strength and can endure through some of the most extreme situations.
If this person lands one hit on his opponent, they will likely be out for the count or so disoriented that they wont be able to defend themselves against a second hit. They will usually try their best to land any hit even if its a glancing, enduring any sort of beating the opponent may be trying to dish out. However, with this incredible strength comes a lack of speed. This person will rarely be able to land any hits if the opponent knows how to avoid danger.
In conclusion, the intelligent person has the potential to beat both the fast person and the strong person provided he has time and knowledge of their abilities beforehand making intelligence rather crucial in defeating either opponent. The fast person can avoid most danger with his speed alone which can get him out of some of the trickiest situations and can use his ability to strike fast to get in blows where his other person cant, making speed another important part in a fight. The counterpart of speed, strength, gives the person the power necessary to defeat a person with as few hits as possible and to tank any damage that may have been dealt to his person, making strength almost as important as speed though not so much due to its ability to be somewhat imitated by the fast person who can turn his speed into power through the transformation of his body's momentum into explosive vector force.
In short, think of the results of what would happen if Shikamaru, Chouji and Minato were to get into a fight, provided that everyone's stamina is the same and Minato himself was only as smart as chouji.
