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Spopovich King of the North. I love Mangas but HATE Fandoms


Who's the weakest character here?



@MajikTayuya I hate to use ai shit to prove points but bro... Hope at least CHATGPT with a good english can out some sense in you're brain 💀







@MajikTayuya What did i conceded? So you literally think "ICHIGO DEFLECTING ALL THE PETALS BY SEINGIN HIS SWORD...." is the same thing as "ICHIGO HIT INDIVIDUALLY ALL THE PETALS"? 😐



Now i understand why they say School in the US failed them.... Because why i had to resort on fuckin AI to explain such a obvious concept? and he's still not getting it... Concerning

Ai says I'm right see lmaooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo












@HakuGilSimp @zaamea15625 @MajikTayuya Its fiction i can believe everything that its stated or shown. Its not stated or shown he INDIVIDUALLY hit every single Petals kf Senbonzakura. So i dont have any reason to believe he did that. I believe what i see which is him swinging around his sword crating a "barrier"






@MajikTayuya please Circle where do you read INDIVIDUALLY HIT ALL THE PETALS.💀💀💀💀








@MajikTayuya Where the fuck did i say INDIVIDUALLY? you cant fucking read for real bro 💀💀💀



@MajikTayuya Where the fuck do you see me saying he INDIVIDUALLY blocked every single petals? 💀 Bro you dead ass cant read if you interpret that statment as me saying he individually blocked the millions petals💀💀💀💀 ignorant ass





@noobblyy @MajikTayuya @ARareChris @enray44946 Because he wasn't faster than bee, and it takes dexterity on how you manage to use your sword to block 8 attack's at the time with a single sword. The sharingan amps the ability to see those attacks coming but managing to move accordingly it takes precision and Dexterity imo





@ThatOnKid1 @vinsmxkepiece @MajikTayuya But still nobody told me why should i believe he hit every petal INDIVIDUALLY when it is shown he's fast enough to swing his sword around himself creating basically a "barrier" around himself.






