As opposed to Genpou who had tens of thousands of men and retreated to two critically wounded 1,000 man units??? But numbers had nothing to do with Genpou’s “amazing showings”??????????
No, I’m pointing out your utter hypocrisy.
Numbers were not the reason Duke Hyou was almost defeated by Keisha and the manga never once mentioned them as being the reason for that victory. Once again you and @SakazOuki are engaging in a bizarre revisionist campaign to hype Akou to a level he can’t even sniff.
Numbers were not the reason Duke Hyou was almost defeated by Keisha and the manga never once mentioned them as being the reason for that victory. Once again you and @SakazOuki are engaging in a bizarre revisionist campaign to hype Akou to a level he can’t even sniff.
We don't need the narrator to tell us how tough it is to fight an army three times the size of your own.
Keisha nearly defeated Duke Hyou because he created a battlefield that Duke Hyou couldn’t read in the slightest. I’m not going to go and re-post all of chapters 273-275 to this thread, but Duke Hyou could read every intricate detail of a battlefield, even the subtleties like the angle of the enemy soldiers bodies to read a generals actions but Keisha knew this and constructed a battlefield that Duke Hyou was completely helpless to read.
Duke Hyou was capable of reading the intentions of Gokei and Gohoumei, two other commanders who would defeat Akou, but was utterly helpless to read a single one of Keisha’s intentions because Keisha took steps to hide those intentions. This wouldn’t change whether Keisha had 120k men or 100 men, you can either read your opponents actions and predict where they will strike, or you can’t. And Duke Hyou absolutely could not read Keisha, while Keisha played Duke Hyou like his puppet.
This is the same Duke Hyou who overcame Riboku’s Ryuudou and made it to Riboku himself. With Riboku stating that he could not comprehend Duke Hyou. This Duke Hyou is the one Keisha utterly mangled on a fundamental level.
So the notion that Keisha has no feats and only hype is fucking. Retarded.
And the notion that Genpou somehow has better feats than Keisha is also fucking retarded. Get out of here with that stupid shit.
Duke Hyou was capable of reading the intentions of Gokei and Gohoumei, two other commanders who would defeat Akou, but was utterly helpless to read a single one of Keisha’s intentions because Keisha took steps to hide those intentions. This wouldn’t change whether Keisha had 120k men or 100 men, you can either read your opponents actions and predict where they will strike, or you can’t. And Duke Hyou absolutely could not read Keisha, while Keisha played Duke Hyou like his puppet.
This is the same Duke Hyou who overcame Riboku’s Ryuudou and made it to Riboku himself. With Riboku stating that he could not comprehend Duke Hyou. This Duke Hyou is the one Keisha utterly mangled on a fundamental level.
So the notion that Keisha has no feats and only hype is fucking. Retarded.
And the notion that Genpou somehow has better feats than Keisha is also fucking retarded. Get out of here with that stupid shit.
Notice how the only thing you can bring up is Keisha not giving the Duke anything to read because he literally hasn't done anything but observe the Duke fighting his way through the forces and counter in the most basic ways possible.
Literally textbook levels of counters, Heki could've done that shit. Don't be absurd now.
This isn't even close to what Genpou has showcased.
Akou is impressive but his position with the other generals in this thread is debatable at best. Keisha is superior to all of them by hype and by feats.
Stopping the Gyou’Un, Chougaryuu and Bananji army at once with Riboku having to find the weakness of the formation is greater hype than anything Keisha ever did his whole life.
The single round he won playing a game against Riboku is not making up for that, I'm very sorry.