Versus Battle Moubu vs Keisha
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Yeah Moubu is the superior general overall.
That being said, we haven't seen him doing anything creative in more complex terrains. I would really like to see how he performs there and I guess the opportunities are gonna come up going forward. Someone like Kanki was in a bad spot in the opposite direction (if all he has is flat land where he can't apply his "bandit style" warfare).
Now, Moubu was still someone who grew up and learned in the military context, furthermore Shouheikun influenced him. He has "a deep understanding of war" according to Ouki. So even in the worst case scenario, that still wouldn't be a Kanki-level of bad problem. And he is a 6GG. But yeah, I look forward to seeing to how he would do on his own.
That being said, we haven't seen him doing anything creative in more complex terrains. I would really like to see how he performs there and I guess the opportunities are gonna come up going forward. Someone like Kanki was in a bad spot in the opposite direction (if all he has is flat land where he can't apply his "bandit style" warfare).
Now, Moubu was still someone who grew up and learned in the military context, furthermore Shouheikun influenced him. He has "a deep understanding of war" according to Ouki. So even in the worst case scenario, that still wouldn't be a Kanki-level of bad problem. And he is a 6GG. But yeah, I look forward to seeing to how he would do on his own.
I underestimated the Goat Keisha. He can probably slay any brute with enough numbers and half decent generals like those he had during the Coalition. He'll just lay out his trap, wait for the brutes to jump in and finish them off.
They call Moubu a brainless monkey and argue that since he fell in Chou Sou's trap he wouldnt be able to avoid Keisha's who's >>> Chou Sou
Mou Bu lacked for wisdom at Bayou, not brains.
His immaturity and relative inexperience with the highest level of warfare compromised his judgment. He has remedied his foolishness since. Mou Bu's change in demeanour and maturity has been made undeniably obvious since the Coalition War. He is more versatile and intelligent than he is given credit for. His leadership at Bayou remains one of the highest level feats we've seen and he has proven capable of executing high level of strategy and tactics.
His immaturity and relative inexperience with the highest level of warfare compromised his judgment. He has remedied his foolishness since. Mou Bu's change in demeanour and maturity has been made undeniably obvious since the Coalition War. He is more versatile and intelligent than he is given credit for. His leadership at Bayou remains one of the highest level feats we've seen and he has proven capable of executing high level of strategy and tactics.
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