JoshTaku

@adm71241144: that's an effect of the guaranteed hit. Infinity is useless if the technique is guaranteed to hit. But that doesn't mean it can cancel all hax.

For example, a person with the ability to make their body completely invulnerable would still get hit by the domain techniques, but their invulnerability is still there.

@adm71241144: It's a guaranteed hit, not a guaranteed kill. It also doesn't ignore haxes.

I mean... clearly, there's nuff said

What is toguro's durability? I mean, I'm assuming that he is stronger when he was young compared to his later years.

Kaku Kaioh, Biscuit Oliva, Pickle, Doppo Orochi, and Hanayama Kaoru decide that enough is enough and gang up on Yujiro.

- Team has perfect teamwork and 1 day of prep

- Yujiro doesn't know they're coming

- Yujiro is bloodlusted because the team killed Baki or something

Dunno who to tag but anyone interested? I kinda need to know who wins this

I remember this one time going into a meeting with my boss. I knew my co-worker was going to frick me over and try to put blame on me for a delay on the project deadline. So the day before, I compiled every email, conversation screenshot, transaction receipt, and testimony I could that places him as the sole reason for the delay. Halfway through presenting the evidence, my boss said he's seen enough and took my co-worker off the project.

That remains my best prep feat to this day.

Agree with Yor soloing. Just read up on what Spike and Mugen can do and they can't really handle Yor.

@areneacaulem: I'm one of the few believers that while I agree that Hollow Purple is capable of matter erasure, it's got limits. I say this because of two things:

1. The jujutsu society has been trying and failing for many years to destroy cursed objects (particularly Sukuna's fingers). It was said that they tried every possible method available to them and yet failed. This should also cover Gojo's arsenal of techniques which includes Hollow Purple. Thinking on it some more, it would make sense that Gojo would have at least tried Hollow Purple. I know there's probably a special rule or something when it comes to special grade cursed objects, but the point I'm trying to get across is that clearly Gojo's matter/existence erasure has limits.

2. Expounding on that, Gojo should have also been able to use Hollow Purple on the curtain that kept him out during the Tokyo v Kyoto arc. One could make the argument that he didn't want to risk friendly fire, but he has shown the ability to control the size of hollow purple. He could have just shot a small one at an upwards angle to remove the barrier, but didn't. Implying Hollow Purple was not an option.

So, I think Saitama could stop purple somehow.

Now, unto the Garou bit. Just because the physics is the same, doesn't mean the reality is as well. But I don't want to argue about that. Going by what you said, Garou should have no problem whatsoever copying purple. It's simply the utilization of both red and blue, converging to infinites, and creating the sphere. I think the imaginary part comes as an effect of the convergence of the two techniques, and not something that is a cause in itself.

It depends on how you interpret the time-travel punch that Saitama threw. If you interpret it as a punch that reversed causality, then purple stands no chance (I mean, Saitama also kicked away a portal so I think certain aspects of physics don't apply to Saitama)

And if it's JJK=OPM universe, Garou should be able to replicate it.

@ajak_xiv: I mean, I still think it's possible if only with someone with enough muscle but also not being weighed down because of mass. Imagine someone with the physique of bjornsson but with the punching power of two mike tyson.