PoT and SPoT Technique Tier List

[Fuji Shusuke]

I'll put in Analysis & Counter in.

[Kaoz]

Konjiki uses Data Tennis. I don't remember whether it's specified in the manga, but it definately is in one of the Pair Puris.

[Airgrimes]

Thanks chaosmaster.
Ill put that on PoT wikia.

[Fuji Shusuke]

Airgrimes, I think I'll start contributing to the Wikia. I want to put all techniques up there.

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[Airgrimes]

Thanks and sorry chaosmaster lol.

Is Tooyama's clone ability going to be added?
Since he used it against Echizen when Echizen was in Muga and used Tachibana's Abare Dama and Tooyama multiplied until he found the real ball.

He then uses it against Hakamada but to a larger scale.
I was wondering if that should be classed as a technique.

[LetalHawk]

Thanks and sorry chaosmaster lol.

Is Tooyama's clone ability going to be added?
Since he used it against Echizen when Echizen was in Muga and used Tachibana's Abare Dama and Tooyama multiplied until he found the real ball.

He then uses it against Hakamada but to a larger scale.

I was wondering if that should be classed as a technique.

I would put the kage bunshin in S rank, because Kintarou can return easily Wild Ball and Vanish when he uses it, and those two moves are very powerful, so I think it could be perfectly an S technique

[Fuji Shusuke]

I put it as Seal Step already. I don't think we need to list a large scale version. Although I'm not really sure.

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I went ahead and put Clone Technique in the list. *sigh*

[Airgrimes]

Haha, its just that, Seal Step showed just 1 clone.

Tooyama showed an army of Tooyama's. Unless Kikumaru says he can do that, then I dont really view them as the same technique.

[Kaoz]

Haha, its just that, Seal Step showed just 1 clone.

If you want to get technical about it, the Sealed Step was shown on various levels. First there was the original version which had two Kikumaru's (and I believe this is the one Echizen copied against Atobe, going off memory though), then he added another one at the end of the Rokkaku match.

Finally there's One Man Doubles, which is basically an even higher level of Sealed Step.

[Airgrimes]

Thats what Im talking about. And Not what Echizen did, I mean a clone that can take swings at the ball.

[Fuji Shusuke]

Put in Five Ball Return.

[LetalHawk]

Five ball Return is not a technique, is an ability to hit multiple balls at once, but you can't apply it into a real match, so it's a skill, not a technique

[Airgrimes]

It is a technique. It varies.
Kikumaru's clones being able to take swings and rally was a techniqe.

Tooyama returning Abare Dama from Echizen in Muga had Tooyama making clones with each of them hitting the ball.

he did it again against Hakamada. Im not too sure if we can say its just technique lol.
Think about it. It cant be just speed anymore. Since in that manga pg I counted over 12 clones then I stopped counting.

[LetalHawk]

It is not the same, being able to hit five balls at the same time has nothing to do with the clone technique, Tokugawa and Echizen can hit 10 balls without making clones, all by themselves, that's not something everybody can do.

[Airgrimes]

Tokugawa and Echizen were shown to move around to each ball swiftly.

Tooyama was shown MASS MULTIPLYING. Im not sure how you compare Akutsu, Sanada, Tokugawa, Oni, Tooyama and Echizen hitting 5 balls at once to mass multiplying lol.

Since what Tooyama did when hitting 5 balls was different to what he did when he used Kage Bunshin.