This is why I don’t type a comment while listening to a music video.

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Como se llama la Music ?

X2 ✌🏻😅

Not if yujiro is near

Fr agito so cool

Then yujiro is the greatest goat

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The winner is kuroki and doppo lose. 💢💢💢👊👊👊👊👊🖕

Lol

Yep

FUENTE, MIS HUEVOS Y EN BAKI PUEDEN HACER KAMEHAME HA TAMBIEN ASI QUE CHISTE XD

@@KiraLight456 fuente tienen mejores feats y hazañas que los de kengan que ni siquiera son supersonicos, favor de no venir con el clasico ejemplo de kuroki porque te viste el video del mierchocloen3d o a pajearte con la hazaña de ohma "destruyendo un bosque" que solo arranco un par de arboles a parte que lo hizo usando demonsbane, ni tampoco con la clasica de takeshi "haciendo temblar un volcan"

@@KiraLight456 y pa que llores mas ahora ya son 8 los personajes de baki que se solean a kengan entre ellos esta jack que en plena pelea los desmiembra a mordidas

@@josephmen4685 Y DE PASO SE COME CON TODO Y HUEVOS A LOS PELEADORES, ESE ES TU IDIOLO? EL MIO YA NO...

@@KiraLight456 que sea una basura como persona no desmerita que siga siendo superior al verse de kengan, ni es necesario el, baki, pickle, musashi, etc tambien pasan el rodo xd

yujiro con un dedo y sin necesidad de liberar su espalda xd, solo un meco como el pochocloen3d que cree que ohma le gana a baki creeria que alguien del verse de kengan ashura tiene oportunidad

Hahahahahaha

xdxDDxDDxd

In his dreams

Pls dont take drugs

In Dreams, boy, only in Dreams. Should i say something about how yujiro stopped the earthquake?

Quediga yujiro gana 😅😅😅

I disagree. Yujiro is genetically superior to other humans, his mind is always set to fighting and his fight IQ is insane (pulling Kaku Kaiohs hair for example). He knows every martial art, masters new techniques by seeing them once, but that perfection only goes on top of his physical capabilities, which exceed the entire Baki and Kengan-Verse. Kanoh can be a mastermind as much as he likes, can even be on par with Yujiro in that regard, but their physical differences are too great. That’s like putting the best martial artist in the world up against a genetically modified gorilla, who is a master of every martial art himself.

@@SchneoBeo People have also claimed that Yujiro stopped an earthquake by hitting the ground hard enough (of which I don't have to explain how that's physically impossible), so I don't trust what the words in particular say (in either series, fight hype is too real). But in a more realistic sense, we don't see Yujiro actually use any martial art techniques. He has experience with them, but all his fighting is academically driven, and lacks refined technique or major conditioning. A fact that's actively demonstrated on multiple occasions where he throws swinging punches with his lower two knuckles striking, or his choices in throwing punches with massive wind-ups for maximal kinetic effect. His punches and kicks leave his guard open and his overall tactical flexibility is limited. Which is why he's a cool character. He's a savant, and has the whole 'perfect being' legend, but his personal arrogance and his lack of dedicated training from a mentor or master puts holes in his form that he's too arrogant to see, but later get exploited by someone who's trained and conditioned and humble. One of his biggest turning points is seeing that loose, soft strikes have an effective use past that of self-defense by women and children. If he'd actually trained, he'd know that, but his fighting comprehension is entirely personal, so it's prone to oversight, failure or personal error of bias. He actually has a direct equivalent in the Kenganverse. Lihito the Superman. Who to his credit, is a formidable force, given that he can put his fingers through industrial grade steel. But he is countered with an opponent that shows dedicated physical and mental conditioning. And his own weaknesses are countered with minimal effort.

but yujiro's endurance and strength are better than kanoh let me explain for the endurace he was able to withstand 8 million volts from a lightning without even flinching for the strength he was able to beat USA using his barehands no weapons at all yujiro inherited this strength from his father (yuichiro hanma) whow as able tot withstand 1000 tons of ammunition from the US and 1 nuclear bomb while not even getting a scratch

​@@aczetic3483 A regular human can withstand multiple lightning bolts, and Kanoh Agito, is not only bigger, stronger, and observes greater actual fighting feats then the Hanma's when both are put alongside each other, and hype trains, legends, and superstitions are ignored, but he also has a greater level of combat conditioning and win counts. Yujiro fought 100 policemen at once, in direct combat. Agito fought 1000 of the worlds greatest martial arts prodigies, in the dark, as a child. The fact of the matter is, that the Baki series and the Kengan series are opposites. Baki is a series all about 'being a man', by standing up, exerting your will over the world, and being dominant. It's dressed up at every stage like a fighting anime/manga, but the actual fights, when observed as fights, are nonsensical, and only serve to show a power dynamic over which fighter is the more 'manly', and consequently, the one who's passion wins out. They don't fight, they posture, like great Ursine bears contesting over territory. It's why each of them has so many legends, so many myths, and why each one 'fights' the way they do. If you look at them fighting, there's never any technique past some extremely well known basic motions. Even the characters held up to fight with technique barely ever show anything actual technique-wise, outside of motions flavored to look like some mystical or esoteric motions of technique. It's just brawling. They brawl, either normally, or with their bodies in motions and forms that look special so as to look like some clever technique. Yujiro's distinctive style, held as an unparalleled genius of martial combat, is just an exceptionally telegraphed haymaker. Jack's is biting, to show his relentless drive to win at all costs. Baki's greatest learning is discovering soft-style martial arts and hitting the other person really quickly. Biscuit Oliva, heralded as one of the mightiest dudes out there, is literally just a particularly big bodybuilder who has really strong muscles. Kengan Ashura is the opposite of that, and yet the same. It's all about winning your dreams through the power in your fist, in exactly the same sense as Baki is all about. Except where Baki is an idealized version of this, where no other factors come into play, Kengan Ashura hits that idealistic principle with realism. You win fights through technique, through who would realistically win based on styles, health, psychology, situation, and any mysticism or show of manliness or poetic meaning is ultimately an erroneous human failing. Your dreams, and your drive are important, and they give power, but Kengan Ashura's all about hitting every single one of those fighters with realism. Just because you have skill and power and drive doesn't mean you're going to get it. It's a fighting series, nothing more. That's why, when you compare Baki to Kengan Ashura, you by the very act, introduce realism to the equation. Realism of physics, of technique, of combat styles, psychology, conditioning and vulnerabilities. Which is going to mostly always screw over anyone from the Bakiverse because they're innately not built around comprehensive realism. Narratively Oliva is the most physically strong, but physically there are numerous far stronger characters in the Kenganverse. Narratively, Jack Hanma's role is that of an incredibly driven, incredibly tough, strong dude, who just can't be fazed by anything because he's carrying more then you can imagine. He's the guy you just can't hurt. But mechanically, there are far bigger, taller, heavier and stronger fighters then Jack, and they're readily beaten down by other fighters, who get beaten down in turn by better fighters. Narratively, Yujiro is an untouchable authority on combat (read, manhood), but when introduced to reality, he's physically smaller, lighter, weaker, less physically conditioned to taking a blow, and demonstrates he has a fraction of the combat arsenal, personal discipline, tactical or strategic mindset of Kanoh Agito, while also being blindingly arrogant (which is even admitted in the Bakiverse). I love both of these series, but if you compare the two for fighting potential in a "who would win", 90% of the time the Kengan character will win. For a couple of reasons, but almost always for that inescapable aspect of realism in a matchup. Baki's about the journey to manliness and the experiences in such, dressed up in fighting as a medium to explore that. Kengan Ashura's just about fighting and winning or losing.

but still yujiro wins if he uses demon back against kanoh and kuroki but a good match would be kanoh vs biscuit oliva it euold be bloody but these 2 giants are better it would be unfair for kanoh if yujiro vs kanoh

Yet Yujiro would slaughter Agito without his Demon Back

@@itsraiankure Bruh if baki logic is removed then agito will win