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Who can defeat Yukari? Besides the obvious answer Griffith.

>> No.3833424

The Flash.

>> No.3833427
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Certain comments.

>> No.3833438

Demonbane

>> No.3833441

>>3833424
Speed has a boundary.

>A boundary is the border between two things, such as life and death, or day and night. Gensokyo is protected by a boundary, called the Hakurei Border, to keep it isolated from the human world. Yukari Yakumo has a great power over boundaries.

>> No.3833449

>>3833420
>>3833427


I don't get it......

>> No.3833456

Griffith?

If Berzerk has shown me anything, is that every single apostle/godhand is nothing more than a weakling faggot who got power by chance/luck.

>> No.3833463

GRIFFISUU

>> No.3833475

>>3833441

It seems weird to consider something that exists in a continuum as having a boundary. You could pick an arbitrary number and claim that the exists a boundary between all speeds slower and all speeds faster than this number, but that seems to be forcing the definition a little.

>> No.3833480

Guts cuts Yukari in half with his sword, the end.

>> No.3833481
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>> No.3833482

>>3833420
Reimu.

Isn't it obvious. No matter how strong she can manipulate boundaries, it's the heroine who will stand in the end

>> No.3833491 [DELETED] 

>>3833480
>implying being cut in half kills youkai.

>> No.3833502

If Guts could kill Qlippoth, Griffith doesn't stand a chance against Yukari by himself. He'll need Void's power to stop Yukari from using boundaries period.

>> No.3833508

>>3833491
Implying Shiki can't cut youkais

>> No.3833507 [DELETED] 

Yuka, Shikeiki, VIVIT

>> No.3833511

>>3833502
I thought Femto was the strongest member of The God Hand?

>> No.3833522

>>3833491
His sword is made to kill demons, it takes care of supernatural things just fine.

>> No.3833615

>>3833511
Sure, but won't stop him from being sent to The Next Dimension and getting Gates of Baby-raped by Yukari though. He has immerse powers, but stopping gaps and flipping boundaries ain't one of them.

>> No.3833820

>>3833502
>If Guts could kill Qlippoth
Which chapter was that?

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In b4 Shiki

>> No.3833853

>>3833615
The God Hand have the ability to manipulate causality. Even Yukari is out classed when fighting against them.

>> No.3833887

>>3833853
She can manipulate the border between cause and effect!

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>Yukari Yakumo has a great power over boundaries.

Great power over != total power over. Either way this would be an epic fight that some group should tackle in a somewhat serious manner.

>> No.3833907 [DELETED] 

>>3833887
>implying cause and effect have such a border

>> No.3833911

>>3833427
>luffa

Isn't that a squash?

>> No.3833921

>>3833895
what exactly are you saying would be an epic fight?

Also, specifically from touhou canon, Suika has no boundaries - Yukari said so herself.

>> No.3833919

>>3833420
>Superboy-Prime thread

>> No.3833937

>>3833907
Not implying it, outright stating it. Prove me wrong.

>> No.3833955

>>3833907
There's a boundary round any 'cause'. Whatever defines any specific 'cause' to be different from other 'causes' is a separation of two items. That's a boundary right there. Of course Yukari might not be able to do it perfectly.

Now, replace the word 'cause' with any word you want, and understand that there's nothing Yukari can't manipulate to some extent.

>> No.3833968

Batman. Because He's the goddamn batman, and I know of no documented instances of him actually losing when it matters.

>> No.3833979

>>3833907
Actually, ZUN takes boundaries a step further and claims there's a boundary between fantasy and reality; even a boundary between dreams. Yukari has a power that not even some Gods of the Touhou-verse can fathom. ZUN also said with such a power, destroying the Earth would be trivial, but luckily Yukari is too weird to care about such things.

>> No.3833983

>>3833968
>where it actually matters
And that's why Batman would lose. Because any fight agains Yukari wouldn't matter in the first place.

>> No.3834085

>>3833983
If anything, he'd probably just end up waking up the next morning in Yukari's bed. If you know what I'm implying.

>> No.3834099

>>3834085
Why would he steal Yukari's bed?
I mean, I would think being as rich as he is, his own bed is much better than something from Gensokyo.

>> No.3834109

Griffith has no chance against She who awaits dreaming in her house at Mahogiya

>> No.3834112

We have absolutely no clue what the Godhands can actually do, or what they even have done. They're probably beyond comprehension, considering they can't even be on Earth for a while.
I have a feeling Gutts will never beat them, I don't see how it's possible.

>> No.3834138

>>3834112
Griffith's life was determined by Fate.
Gutts own existence is defying Fate.

If the Godhand is the (made up) reason for all of the suffering in the world, who is responsible for what is good?

>> No.3834181

Griffith's shown he can manipulate reality too, recently. Not sure if everyone here gets that.
When I saw that scene, I went "Oh wow, he pulled a Yukari!".

>> No.3834191

>>3834138
>Fate
No such thing. The Godhand were merely manipulating Griffith's ambitiousness.

>> No.3834293

>>3834112
>I have a feeling Gutts will never beat them, I don't see how it's possible.

That's the appeal of Berserk. It's a manga about mere mortals battling against things that are beyond them. One of the reasons why I continued watching Robotech (a.k.a Macross) is because the humans stood zero chance against their enemies that out numbered them by the billions.

>> No.3834329

>>3834181
Merging the boarders between dimensions and building cities out of thin air? Yeah, Griffith is a badass.

>> No.3834347

>>3834112
Griffith's just raised Rome in their medieval Europe. My bet is that Guts and co are going to end up being the bad guys in the story.

>> No.3834348

>Merging the boarders between dimensions
Interdimensional pirates aren't that tough.

>> No.3834356

the moon

>> No.3834402

>>3834347
The fucking White Hawk who stopped a war, united humans with apostles (well, kinda), and conjured up a city versus a random band whose leader has a tendency to go crazy and kill everyone? Yeah.

Not to mention the fact that Guts still has a Beherit. I can't wait for him to turn into the black dog apostle.

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>>3833919

>> No.3834416

>>3833420
Yukari sleeps most of the time, who can kill her? Anyone with enough balls to kill a blond bitch.

>> No.3834936

>>3834416
Ran is the one who is likely to beat you up if that's the case then.

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