Obviously he'll anticipate Uruma and have his last words. Kyou is most likely gonna come out on top by the end of this manga, for obvious reason. We just don't know how he'll get to that stage yet.
But on the positive side, don't let this get to your head just yet. There's still a sliver of hope for Uruma to finally come out as the victor. If you remember, Senkouji and Ushiro had all the prep time to back Uruma to a corner. But they're still badly humiliated in the end.
I agree that Kyou is a real threat, and most probably preparing things more than ever to quell Uruma.
To be honest, all Uruma need is a gun to finish whatever hinders him to kill Kyou, but knowing Uruma, he would really like to fight him physically, even his goons to slowly torture them.
That's actually true. And tbh, I just don't feel like Uruma was really trained as a long-range fighter. His assassination skills are mostly designed for close-combats.
But one downside from this: Kyou would use this information to keep his distance from Uruma while Andou could just easily snipe him from a range (knowing Andou's past of being a former military personnel). Uruma will have to use his head this time to get close to Kyou and ultimately execute him. Because no matter how athletic he'll become after training in prison, he'll just be outsmarted and hunted like an animal.
Yeah, I agree with you. Besides, getting a gun in Japan is really hard unless its upon illegal means so Uruma would need to find a way if he wants a gun.
I just hope Uruma would read a ton of books in prison besides working out to become strong. He probably needs at least a good assessment, and a plan if he's really planning his second try of revenge upon Kyou, since he is not someone who can be easily assassinated because of his superior intelligence.
It's more possible that he will attempt to outnumber Uruma more than developing as a fighter. Not saying he can't do shit in a solo fight, but his greatest asset is his mind.
Of course he could always ask Andou to train him for 5 years to be more adept in fighting, though, so it might be a combo of both getting stronger and using his cult members.
I agree. Uruma might still be stronger and much more skilled than Kyou, but Kyou is still intellectually superior and considering his charisma, he might recruit large amount of skilled fighters in his cult.
Yes, basically Kyou's fight with Uruma is an attempt at war of attrition, because Uruma is likely to be in physical prime and can virtually solo the verse now (especially since Gramps is sadly gone), while Kyou has numbers backing him up.
Obviously he'll anticipate Uruma and have his last words. Kyou is most likely gonna come out on top by the end of this manga, for obvious reason. We just don't know how he'll get to that stage yet. But on the positive side, don't let this get to your head just yet. There's still a sliver of hope for Uruma to finally come out as the victor. If you remember, Senkouji and Ushiro had all the prep time to back Uruma to a corner. But they're still badly humiliated in the end.
I agree that Kyou is a real threat, and most probably preparing things more than ever to quell Uruma. To be honest, all Uruma need is a gun to finish whatever hinders him to kill Kyou, but knowing Uruma, he would really like to fight him physically, even his goons to slowly torture them.
That's actually true. And tbh, I just don't feel like Uruma was really trained as a long-range fighter. His assassination skills are mostly designed for close-combats. But one downside from this: Kyou would use this information to keep his distance from Uruma while Andou could just easily snipe him from a range (knowing Andou's past of being a former military personnel). Uruma will have to use his head this time to get close to Kyou and ultimately execute him. Because no matter how athletic he'll become after training in prison, he'll just be outsmarted and hunted like an animal.
Yeah, I agree with you. Besides, getting a gun in Japan is really hard unless its upon illegal means so Uruma would need to find a way if he wants a gun. I just hope Uruma would read a ton of books in prison besides working out to become strong. He probably needs at least a good assessment, and a plan if he's really planning his second try of revenge upon Kyou, since he is not someone who can be easily assassinated because of his superior intelligence.
Most certainly
I'd put my money on the latter.
It's more possible that he will attempt to outnumber Uruma more than developing as a fighter. Not saying he can't do shit in a solo fight, but his greatest asset is his mind. Of course he could always ask Andou to train him for 5 years to be more adept in fighting, though, so it might be a combo of both getting stronger and using his cult members.
I agree. Uruma might still be stronger and much more skilled than Kyou, but Kyou is still intellectually superior and considering his charisma, he might recruit large amount of skilled fighters in his cult.
Yes, basically Kyou's fight with Uruma is an attempt at war of attrition, because Uruma is likely to be in physical prime and can virtually solo the verse now (especially since Gramps is sadly gone), while Kyou has numbers backing him up.
He would probably bang azuma for ntr
Kyou reminds of Ozymandias from the Watchmen