Character Does Irie have Asura no Shindou?

[Hardy]

I think that Irie was just incredibly superior and Akiba just collapsed... like Renji against Mitsuya for example.

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However, in the match against Akiba, Irie hits a shot that seems to surpass what we would normally be able to see out of him. After that, there's a different "air" about Irie, similar to what Kazuya displays here.

Sure, whenever someone says his acting is terrible he uses Asura to make that person pay.

 

[LetalHawk]

Actually, we can settle this more easily than I expected. Looking at the RAW again, there are quotation marks around Asura no Shindou, which only happens for special moves.

So it's a technique after all?

I thought it was a state, because the speed and spin of Tokugawa's serves changed completely after activating it.

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I think that Irie was just incredibly superior and Akiba just collapsed... like Renji against Mitsuya for example.

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Sure, whenever someone says his acting is terrible he uses Asura to make that person pay.

And what if Asura is not the real thing, but part from Irie's acting

 

[Hardy]

States are ¨techniques¨. In the fanbooks they are usually listed like that.

And what if Asura is not the real thing, but part from Irie's acting

Omg, everything makes sense now

 

[Kaoz]

So it's a technique after all?

I thought it was a state, because the speed and spin of Tokugawa's serves changed completely after activating it.

There is no official distinction between states and techniques, both are just called special moves. If you look at the fan book profiles, you will notice that stuff like Muga is also listed as a special move.

 

[LetalHawk]

States are ¨techniques¨. In the fanbooks they are usually listed like that.

Omg, everything makes sense now

That emo killed me

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There is no official distinction between states and techniques, both are just called special moves. If you look at the fan book profiles, you will notice that stuff like Muga is also listed as a special move.

Thanks Kaoz for clarification