Integration

SideswipePrime · 08-08-2015, 02:22 AM

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Originally Posted by Matrixbeast

I'd give a deep explanation for why Kenzaki wins, but it would boil down to the two main factors that many others have posted already.
1. Variety. Kenzaki's multiple cards provide a large boost to his abilities (Such as Kick and Beat) or give him a new set of powers entirely (Like Magnet or Mach) to constantly keep Kouta on his toes.
2. Training. Kenzaki is a trained fighter from the get go. While he doesn't have a soldier mentality, he does have the skills. Kouta is merely a dancer in it for the fun.

I think Kenzaki has it in the bag. Will it be easy? I dunno. But I just can't imagine Kouta pulling a win out with just 3 different weapons that he uses haphazardly.

Basically this.

08-08-2015, 02:22 AM	#34
SideswipePrime Go beyond...PLUS ULTRA!!! Join Date: Jan 2012 Location: Higher than you'd think, but lower than you'd hope. Posts: 7,044	Quote: Originally Posted by Matrixbeast I'd give a deep explanation for why Kenzaki wins, but it would boil down to the two main factors that many others have posted already. 1. Variety. Kenzaki's multiple cards provide a large boost to his abilities (Such as Kick and Beat) or give him a new set of powers entirely (Like Magnet or Mach) to constantly keep Kouta on his toes. 2. Training. Kenzaki is a trained fighter from the get go. While he doesn't have a soldier mentality, he does have the skills. Kouta is merely a dancer in it for the fun. I think Kenzaki has it in the bag. Will it be easy? I dunno. But I just can't imagine Kouta pulling a win out with just 3 different weapons that he uses haphazardly. Basically this. __________________