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Re: PoT and NPoT Technique Tier List
Do you reckon Kabaji can copy Zero Shiki Serve?
Do you reckon Kabaji can copy Zero Shiki Serve?
I'm 99% sure that Niou is also limited by his own abilities, and I doubt that he could use Danji no Haru on the same level as Date himself... I would guess it'd be even weaker than Kabaji's actually.I reckon Niou's ability is amazing, but Kabaji's Simple Minded isn't near as good. Niou could become Date if he watches him and do Danji No Haru. Like you said, Kabaji's limited by his physical abilities.
It took him what... 5 games... to copy Hyakuren? Given that ZSS seems to be an even more complex move, I doubt he could copy it within one set.Do you reckon Kabaji can copy Zero Shiki Serve?
From what Date said, I would assume that the power of Danji no Haru depends on the user's power... so basically, only someone whose power is at least on the same level as Date could potentially use it on the same level.Then the only way that Danji no Haru would be exactly the same is with Muga.
Or Echizen using Hyakuren - Double Return, that way, the stamina effect isn't a matter anymore.From what Date said, I would assume that the power of Danji no Haru depends on the user's power... so basically, only someone whose power is at least on the same level as Date could potentially use it on the same level.
Based on?I'm 99% sure that Niou is also limited by his own abilities, and I doubt that he could use Danji no Haru on the same level as Date himself... I would guess it'd be even weaker than Kabaji's actually.
It's pretty late, so I'll keep this short...Based on?
The perfect way to copy is Muga, Illusion can't copy certain moves depending on the user's physical abilities. I'm pretty sure that Echizen could copy ZZS after seeing it many many times. Otherwise, I see Niou above Kabaji, he perfectly copied Tezuka (only missed ZZS), Kabaji took 5 games to copy Hyakuren, Niou took 4, and he also copies Phantom and Saiki without any problem.It's pretty late, so I'll keep this short...
Why do you think his technique is called Illusion? Because it's the real thing?
chaosmaster1991 said:Technique Analysis - Illusion (Niou)
1) Gathering Data
2) Copying Techniques
3) Limitations
4) Others
1) Gathering Data
This step can be divided into the pre match phase and the match itself:
-Pre-Match:
In this phase, Niou researches the team he will face and chooses a number of persons he considers strong against the members of that team. After deciding, he studies the techniques, playstyle and habits of the players he intends to copy.
-In-Match:
During the first few games of the match itself, Niou observes the opponent he is actually playing. He is most likely analyzing that player's specific habits and mind set to figure out who he should copy and how the techniques of that player apply to his opponent.
2) Copying Techniques
It has to be noted that Niou cannot use the techniques he copies to their full potential. For example, when using Tezuka Zone, he does not know which spin he has to put on the ball to guruantee it's drawn towards him (like Tezuka), but rather uses the knowledge of the opponent that he gained in the previous step to predict the spin needed.
3) Limitations
Regarding the Illusion itself, Niou can basically pretend to be anyone and is most likely only limited to the size and shape of the person he wants to become. Handedness could be mentioned, but Niou is able to play with his right hand as well, even if it's unknown whether it's as strong as his left. There are a few more limitations to what techniques he can copy though. For once, Niou needs the physical capabilities to copy that technique, furthermore he needs a basic understanding on how they are performed. The second point is probably less important the more time he has to prepare.
A few examples:
-Tezuka Zone
Tezuka Zone has been used since Kanto, so Niou had a lot of time to research it. He cannot use it the same way Tezuka can though and has to rely on his data to fix that flaw.
-Tezuka Phantom:
Tezuka Phantom has a principle similiar to Tezuka Zone, so even though it was shown only a short time before Niou's own match, he could use his understanding of the Zone to figure out Phantom's mechanics. Again, he is limited when using it.
Another point to note is, that Niou cannot use the same technique over an extended period of time, as the opponent is more likely to become aware of it's flaws, which would break the Illusion.
4) Others
Illusion is just that, an illusion. That means that it is highly dependant on the opponent's mental state and can be broken when the opponent overcomes the mental barrier. The time needed to break the illusion is also influenced by how well Niou can copy a player.
That doesnt answer the question regardless.It's pretty late, so I'll keep this short...
Why do you think his technique is called Illusion? Because it's the real thing?
Hahaha if its in the Databook then its offically Super Copy lol.Super Copy eh? Well I think that's a failure. I'm sticking with Simple Minded Absorption. Also, I call it Shapeshifting Illusion because there is Kevin's Illusion from the anime (fail I know). So I guess I can drop the "shapeshifting" and give Kevin's one Ball Cloning Illusion or something along those lines.
A perfect example that if anything, Niou is the one that is less limited than Kabaji and that if Niou became Date, his Danji no Haru would be stronger.The perfect way to copy is Muga, Illusion can't copy certain moves depending on the user's physical abilities. I'm pretty sure that Echizen could copy ZZS after seeing it many many times. Otherwise, I see Niou above Kabaji, he perfectly copied Tezuka (only missed ZZS), Kabaji took 5 games to copy Hyakuren, Niou took 4, and he also copies Phantom and Saiki without any problem.
He can become any player he wants, how can Kabaji surpass that?. Niou >> Kabaji.
Kabaji couldn't replicate Danji no Haru's power. Date explained that it was because Kabaji lacked the physical strength. Kabaji is physically stronger than Niou.A perfect example that if anything, Niou is the one that is less limited than Kabaji and that if Niou became Date, his Danji no Haru would be stronger.
I doubt he has Kikumaru's flexibility or Tezuka's Technique and Physique. I doubt he has Shiraishi's technique too.Kabaji couldn't replicate Danji no Haru's power. Date explained that it was because Kabaji lacked the physical strength. Kabaji is physically stronger than Niou.
Following that, if Niou used Danji no Haru, because it's effectiveness relies on the user's own power, Niou's copy would be less powerful than Kabaji's and far less powerful than Date's original.
This ties into the point I was trying to make with that question.
Even if Niou were to "become" Date, his Danji no Haru would be weaker since he lacks Date's power.
Then we can assume that if your physical abilities aren't strong enough, now matter how much you try, you can't do the real thing.Kabaji couldn't replicate Danji no Haru's power. Date explained that it was because Kabaji lacked the physical strength. Kabaji is physically stronger than Niou.
Following that, if Niou used Danji no Haru, because it's effectiveness relies on the user's own power, Niou's copy would be less powerful than Kabaji's and far less powerful than Date's original.
This ties into the point I was trying to make with that question.
Even if Niou were to "become" Date, his Danji no Haru would be weaker since he lacks Date's power.
Hyakuren only works with shots. End of. Niou and Kabaji can replicate even Play Styles and Auras. Hyakku Ren is strictly shots.Then we can assume that if your physical abilities aren't strong enough, now matter how much you try, you can't do the real thing.
And again, regardless of that, Hyakuren would be the best thing to copy. I mean, imagine a match with Echizen vs Date, Date uses Danji No Haru and somehow Echizen survives. Ok, then he activates Hyakuren and returns it doubled, wouldn't that work? Also, the stamina isn't a matter, because the Hyakuren lessens greatly the stamina loss.