[DreadBringer]

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Originally Posted by Mesnick

The zone is fenced with a barrier through which it is impossible to pass. The civilians can sit out the mess until it's taken down, but I doubt if Jamato wins they'll have enough time to escape.

My bad, so yeah it adds the argument of saving being futile, though it's unknown how the destruction of the Jamar Area would go for now - and also unknown about failed reset cases like Sakurai parents if they're left to die.

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Originally Posted by Mesnick

In the zombie round, Neon was named the weakest player. In the card round, Keiwa was simply unlucky to get Michinaga as a partner. And since he constantly came across Boost, he also always saved civilians and regularly shot Jamato. I think he obviously destroyed more enemies than the Morio, who ran around with a shield for two rounds.
And I'm not sure that Ginpen was that weak. His mistake is that he climbed the Jamato boss with a weak buckle. Even the champion Ace needed Boost to destroy this villain. I suppose he could have handled the Magnum without Boost, but Ginpen didn?t have a top-end weapon either.

Well saying Keiwa as a wimp doesn't mean ignoring Neon as one too. Both are newcomers (and naive ones) thus both performed poorly at the beginning. In the card round though Neon has stepped up her game by then thus the only clear weakest player at that time is Keiwa - for Morio his performance is offscreen before card round, but their bout in ep. 6 showed Keiwa losing in the struggle.

I don't feel that Geats needed Boost to destroy it though, he could've used it to make it faster or something, but generally Jamatos at that time aren't that tough.