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Hit vs Toppo
Topic Started: Aug 20 2017, 11:45 PM (1,014 Views)
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Toppo might have the advantage at first, but once the fight goes long enough Hit would eventually surpass him.
Toppo would need to end the fight quickly if he wants to win.
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Aug 21 2017, 03:42 PM
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Hit would adapt to anything toppo has to offer, he won't lose with just broot force. He has too many years of experience. Dypso was a bad match up for hit cause of his speed and his heightned hearing and hit was still able to adapt and stomp him.
That came after Goku saved him, though. He was moments away from being eliminated. His adaptation didn't help him one bit before that.

His adaption did help as toppo pointed out, saying the warrior hit is adapting to dypsos speed. Also That was two against one, dypso would have been eliminated the first time if he did not get saved. And there is no proof weather hit would of gotten eliminated or not. He stated he did not need gokus help. I doubt that punch would of been strong enough to send hit flying. Hit would of gotten serious and thought of something
Actually, you're right. I forgot Hit pretty much eliminated Dyspo with the afterimage prior to the Kush dude getting involved.g

So who do you believe wins hit or toppo
I still think Toppo would win. He didn't seem too concerned seeing Hit around, and he's still got implied feats over Hit..


Don't forget that hit has the ability to self improve as well as adapt. I don't think toppo can counter time skip or invisible shockwave either. Also a hit with the intent to kill is lethal
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Aug 21 2017, 05:47 PM
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Toppo is stronger but from what we've seen he fights too linearly. Hits can most likely use a variety of techniques without fear of Toppo dying give him the advantage.

Dyspo's speed move gave him an advantage over Hit and he still got beat by him. Toppo has not shown an ability to overcome Hits time skip.
Hit's only claim to fame is spamming his special abilities because he's a weak chump otherwise. Hit's pretty linear, given he plowed into Goku's fists back in the U6 tournament and then pulled a dumb move like trying to time stop Goku in their duel even though he already knew it wouldn't work. And then against Dyspo, Hit for some reason gets his butt handed to him instead of just phasing every time Dyspo comes near. Hit isn't precisely stupid, but he overthinks his fights to the point that he ends up coming off as a blunder strategically.

Toppo only needs to be strong to shatter Hit's time skip like glass, just like Goku did in the duel. Except Toppo is stronger than regular blue Goku, so Hit can't even force a stalemate.
Hit took his time to adapt and improve with Dyspo and then had him beat with one perfectly timed phase. If he showed it off earlier then it wouldnt have worked. He then even beat Dyspo a second time by simply straight up clobbering him. Speed is the one thing Hit has a hard time dealing with and he proved that he could overcome it with strategy.
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Hit took his time to adapt and improve with Dyspo and then had him beat with one perfectly timed phase. If he showed it off earlier then it wouldnt have worked

No, it would have worked fine. Dyspo can do absolutely nothing to Hit while he's phased. Hit has no reason to indulge him in a fight when he can just stand there phasing to think up a plan while Dyspo uselessly punches at air. Hit's eventual way to defeat Dyspo had nothing to do with the element of surprise either. The only reason that Hit's strategy worked against Dyspo was because Dyspo was only capable of attacking in a straight line and was super weak besides his speed. Toppo, on the other hand, is strong enough to defeat Hit in just two blows(Blue Goku did so and Toppo is stronger than Blue Goku by a significant margin), strong enough to shatter time skip, and durable enough that Hit's blows aren't going to be doing much at all. The best Hit could hope for is to stalemate by staying phased but we all know Hit isn't smart enough for that.

For a tactical thinker, Hit plays his ability to turn intangible like an utter fool. Rather than just logically keep it on as often as he can, he instead attempts to use time skip which is pretty much strictly inferior to his phasing. This is what ends up making him tie against Blue Goku instead of winning and this is what gets him beat up by Dyspo for a good while.
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Hit took his time to adapt and improve with Dyspo and then had him beat with one perfectly timed phase. If he showed it off earlier then it wouldnt have worked

No, it would have worked fine. Dyspo can do absolutely nothing to Hit while he's phased. Hit has no reason to indulge him in a fight when he can just stand there phasing to think up a plan while Dyspo uselessly punches at air. Hit's eventual way to defeat Dyspo had nothing to do with the element of surprise either. The only reason that Hit's strategy worked against Dyspo was because Dyspo was only capable of attacking in a straight line and was super weak besides his speed. Toppo, on the other hand, is strong enough to defeat Hit in just two blows(Blue Goku did so and Toppo is stronger than Blue Goku by a significant margin), strong enough to shatter time skip, and durable enough that Hit's blows aren't going to be doing much at all. The best Hit could hope for is to stalemate by staying phased but we all know Hit isn't smart enough for that.

For a tactical thinker, Hit plays his ability to turn intangible like an utter fool. Rather than just logically keep it on as often as he can, he instead attempts to use time skip which is pretty much strictly inferior to his phasing. This is what ends up making him tie against Blue Goku instead of winning and this is what gets him beat up by Dyspo for a good while.
Hit has yet to actually lose against Goku. He had him beat during the first tournament while handicapped and having to withstand kaiokenx10. He then killed Goku. Then he walked away from the third encounter in much better shape then Goku.

Hit gave the advantage to Dyspo for awhile but again hasn't lost to him. People can catch on to his phasing abilitly much like his time skip. Thats why he figures out an opponent and uses them he way he does.
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Hit took his time to adapt and improve with Dyspo and then had him beat with one perfectly timed phase. If he showed it off earlier then it wouldnt have worked

No, it would have worked fine. Dyspo can do absolutely nothing to Hit while he's phased. Hit has no reason to indulge him in a fight when he can just stand there phasing to think up a plan while Dyspo uselessly punches at air. Hit's eventual way to defeat Dyspo had nothing to do with the element of surprise either. The only reason that Hit's strategy worked against Dyspo was because Dyspo was only capable of attacking in a straight line and was super weak besides his speed. Toppo, on the other hand, is strong enough to defeat Hit in just two blows(Blue Goku did so and Toppo is stronger than Blue Goku by a significant margin), strong enough to shatter time skip, and durable enough that Hit's blows aren't going to be doing much at all. The best Hit could hope for is to stalemate by staying phased but we all know Hit isn't smart enough for that.

For a tactical thinker, Hit plays his ability to turn intangible like an utter fool. Rather than just logically keep it on as often as he can, he instead attempts to use time skip which is pretty much strictly inferior to his phasing. This is what ends up making him tie against Blue Goku instead of winning and this is what gets him beat up by Dyspo for a good while.
Lmfao, the reason hit did not phase earlier is beacause he was adjusting to his speed and wanted to time it perfectly and also catch him by surprise. Anyway, hit has years of experience and is really smart when it comes to combat. Why would the writers have him intangible at all times? Anyway he uses his stored time to become intangible so he can't just spam it forever.
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Then he walked away from the third encounter in much better shape then Goku.

Both of them KOed on the ground while Goku wasn't going all out, not a good showing at all. Had Goku used kaioken, then Hit would be dead.
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Hit gave the advantage to Dyspo for awhile but again hasn't lost to him. People can catch on to his phasing abilitly much like his time skip. Thats why he figures out an opponent and uses them he way he does.

People can figure out his phasing all they want, it's not like they can do anything about it. It's also certainly a smaller risk than losing stamina and physical integrity by getting beaten up. Also, using time skip when you know for sure it's useless like he did against Goku smacks of someone who's over reliant on spamming techniques.
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Lmfao, the reason hit did not phase earlier is beacause he was adjusting to his speed and wanted to time it perfectly and also catch him by surprise.

And doing that let him get hurt far more that if he had just phased. A terrible strategic move.
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. Anyway, hit has years of experience and is really smart when it comes to combat. Why would the writers have him intangible at all times?

Because it's smart to do so and would have spared him from getting beat up and looking like a jobber to Dyspo.
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Anyway he uses his stored time to become intangible so he can't just spam it forever.

Other way around, the intangible thing is used in order to create the time stop. We see this in the duel with Goku where he spams intangibility like he actually should and then only loses because he's dumb enough to try using time stop.

If he pulls a stunt like that on Toppo, it will end him.
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Hit wins. Toppo is powerful, but he got beaten by SSJB Goku, where both Goku and Hit stalemated before. Plus Hit self improvement makes him too much for equal opponents to deal with
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Toppo at full power is stronger than SSjin Blue Goku


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I don't take Goku and Hit's 2nd fight so literally. It was more of a sparring match really. Hit went easy on Goku the entire time, then 1 khh and it's a draw? No. And I don't think SSB Goku at this point surpasses SSB kkx10 Goku from The U6 arc. Toppo was losing to SSB Goku, his dinky little power-up isn't even a 2x multiplier imo. it's debatable if his power-up would surpass even regular SSB Goku. Hit wins.
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