@marryfrxm1200@asongwaiter@Ampharaoh_@KingHornythe1st@Reaper_Kaze You can adapt to the way someone generally fights, as well as to the type of fighter they are, even if they are attempting to randomize their attacks.
Sasori picks up on the fact Sakura is adapting and that the fight will drag on as a result, hence why he escalated.
@KoruIzo@asongwaiter@Agera_pizza He quite literally had sealed cursed energy and techniques for the machine. The output was possible by converting the years he spent with his HR in to CE for an attack.
It was a temporary, pre-prepared ability.
@KoruIzo@asongwaiter@Agera_pizza You don’t know what objectively means apparently. You repeating that he has one doesn’t make it true. It’s objectively true the only people we know have one are Maki, Toji, Mechamaru, and Tsurugi. At best, there’s a possibility he has one, but that’s not objectively having one
@7H3H0RNY@asongwaiter@keitz2020@StayTofik One handed hand signs are a part of “multiple different sets of hand signs”.
You were wrong. It’s ok for you to admit that.
@charealelanaeee@KiTheDon_ The concept of a messianic age begs to differ as to that first point. As to the second, I don’t disagree that many root their morality in religion, giving rise to the problematic argument one cannot be moral without it.
@charealelanaeee@KiTheDon_ Like I mentioned, within the Abrahimic faiths the concept of a messiah is a common through line but that’s not necessarily or generally carried over to other faiths.
And even within those faiths, the role of the messiah differs, (offering spiritual salvation, world peace, etc.)
@charealelanaeee@KiTheDon_ Not to say someone shouldn’t question all their beliefs, secular or not. Just that the questions would differ depending on the subject/context.
@charealelanaeee@KiTheDon_ Well no. Abrahimic religions share significant similarities but even then they have distinctions in their beliefs on the concepts of salvation, the identities of prophets, mandates, etc. And that’s ignoring the distinctions within different denominations of religions.