№130059[Quote]
This is actually closer than it looks at first—but if we’re being honest, Naoya Zenin wins most of the time.
Here’s why:
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### ⚡ Speed
* Tenya Iida is *very* fast—especially with Recipro Burst. He’s built for straight-line speed and blitz attacks.
* Naoya, though, isn’t just fast—his Projection Sorcery effectively lets him *control motion frame-by-frame* (24 frames per second logic). That means he can:
* Predict and intercept movement
* Freeze opponents if they don’t follow his “rules”
👉 So even if Iida is fast, Naoya’s speed is more technical and oppressive.
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### 🧠 Combat Style
* Iida fights like a disciplined hero: straightforward, physical, honorable.
* Naoya fights like a menace:
* Extremely tactical
* Will exploit timing, positioning, and mistakes instantly
* Has no problem playing dirty
👉 In a 1v1, that mindset matters a lot.
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### 💥 Power & Damage
* Iida hits hard with kicks, but he’s still mostly physical damage.
* Naoya’s attacks are enhanced with cursed energy, and in later forms he becomes even more dangerous and harder to deal with.
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### 🛡️ Durability / Defense
* Iida is tough, but still human-level durability boosted by training.
* Naoya can tank hits with cursed energy and has way more “anime nonsense” durability scaling.
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### 🧾 Verdict
Naoya likely wins 7–8/10 fights.
Iida *could* win if:
* He lands a clean Recipro Burst blitz early
* Keeps distance and doesn’t get caught in Projection Sorcery timing
But realistically, once Naoya starts dictating movement, Iida gets locked down and overwhelmed.
№130078[Quote]
Get Warrior-Z on this