Re: Pufu vs. Hisoka
Unfortunately, Pufu is effective in using his nen as well. If I remember correctly, it was either Pitou or Pufu whom the Division Commanders turned to to develop or tutor them about refining their nen-abilities. The Royal Guards had no difficulty at all at inventing and refining nen-techniques in a very short amount of time. They are born nen-geniuses which overwhelmed experience and strategy the humans threw at them.
Hisoka never showed any brilliant level of speed anyways [when I say brilliant I say at Least Feitan's speed], especially when he really had to [Dodgeball game]. Pufu was fast because of his flight, and that is evidenced by how fast he flew from point A to point B when he really had to [remember how fast his clones flew around when they needed to find Komugi and when they needed to hide something that might make Meryem remember]. Most of the time he just leisurely flew around.
Pufu doesn't need a Rising Sun or even a Jan Ken Chi to deal with humans outside Uber Gon. Pufu's killing technique can be as simple as a Kou blow to Hisoka's face, which the latter can't even defend against seeing as how he got badly damaged defending against one of Razors shots [if Razor spammed shots I don't think Hisoka will live; sadly, spamming lethal shots at one's opponent is not part of the game]. And Razor is far weaker than Pufu anyway.
Someone here has a grave misunderstanding of how Deceitful Texture and Spiritual Message works. Spiritual Message attempts to read the mind of an opponent by reading the flow and quality of aura, the sensations it emanates. Pufu spreads some scales around to feel the opponent's aura and therefore the interpretation relies on the movement of the scales being tossed around by the motions of the opponent's aura and not its appearance, and because of that, hiding attempts using Zetsu and In can even be bypassed. Deceitful Texture is totally concerned with visuals, as by even touching it it is revealed as a fake. It doesn't even help Hisoka against Spiritual Message by falsifying a certain flow or quality of aura, because Deceitful Texture can only be projected on thin surfaces, meaning unless Hisoka is entirely wrapped in cloth or paper there's no deception happening, and that deception is simply focused on the visual realm, which Spiritual Message ignores. Deceitful Texture is truly handy in other situations but against Spiritual Message it does nothing. If Hisoka wants to fool Pufu's Spiritual Message he'd better do it by putting up a false or calm flow and quality of aura, which so far, only Netero has shown to have.
And sheer amount of aura can even be used to force Hisoka into defeat by other ways: stalling. Pufu could just fly here and there, skilfully deploying clones, taking potshots at an opponent who can't even fly, and how do you expect Hisoka to win now?
And what does Hisoka have to even have a shot at defeating Pufu? That's right, attacking the true body in Beelzebub form. As I've said before, Morau couldn't find the true Pufu; Potclean and Wink Blue were the only ways that were able to successfully track the original body, how the hell could Hisoka find the main body without those techniques? oh right maybe by random haxx0r attempts with Bungee Gum, which no doubt Pufu can break free from if he's whole. It's not like Bungee Gum is like Potclean or Zitoh's Hourglass which are indestructible due to certain restrictions, therefore it can be overcome by sheer force, which Pufu no doubt has. And in a death match where Meryem isn't concerned, why would one assume Pufu would use a technique that would give the enemy a chance to kill him when he could simply go straight forward and defeat someone who can't even give him a scratch when he's whole? And there's no reason for Pufu to expose his fragile main body anyway; he could just split himself into two and that would leave enough aura to his original self if he really needed to split himself. This fight is just a lesser version of Meryem vs, Netero, where all the finesse and wisdom of the latter didn't even matter. What's worse, Meryem had the intellect to make the fight shorter. Pufu is the intellectual amongst the three Royal Guards; His Spiritual Message, which requires a high intellect to be reliable, is one of the many proofs of his intelligence, so I'm afraid Hisoka can't BS his way out of this one. Someone give Hisoka's paltry cards and magic tricks enough power to even scratch a Royal Guard who only suffered a contusion from Meryem's tail-whip to the face, which is obviously one of the deadliest places to land an attack.
