Battle Analysis: Toji vs Jogo — Who Would Win?

In the vast world of JJK Debate, the matchup between Toji and Jogo has been a topic of considerable controversy. While both characters hold their own in various aspects, current observations and logical inferences strongly suggest that Toji would dominate over Jogo. Let's delve deeper into the reasons behind this conclusion, focusing on speed and attack potency.

Speed

The disparity in speed between Toji and Jogo is strikingly evident. Jogo is shown to be visibly incapable of perceiving the movements of a one-armed Projection Sorcery-amped Naobito. Conversely, Toji is depicted as effortlessly reacting and dodging attacks from the same Naobito at point-blank range.

Toji, who is weaker than his original self (Alive Toji), is able to plow through Domain Dagon’s stream of Shikigami while maintaining a consistent upper-hand. This he does with apparent ease, successfully blitzing and tagging Dagon on multiple occasions. These maneuvers indicate that Toji far surpasses Jogo in terms of speed and likely falls at least one tier above the blitz tier.

Attack Potency

When it comes to attack potency, the favor swings decisively in Toji's favor. One of the key factors is the Inverted Spear of Heaven (ISoH), a cursed tool that negates any contact with Cursed Energy. Since Curses and Jogo’s durability are based on Cursed Energy, the ISoH would effectively neutralize Jogo's raw tenacity, rendering him vulnerable.

Even without the ISoH, Toji’s strength remains formidable. During a close quarters combat with Playful Cloud, Toji easily dispatches Domain Dagon. Notably, Playful Cloud is the only Special Grade Cursed Tool devoid of a cursed technique, allowing Toji to rely purely on his raw strength.

To further illustrate this, consider the combat strength of other characters. A less potent version of Dagon can withstand hits from Nanami without significant damage, and Nanami is stated to have the same striking strength as SI Yuji. Yuji, a character whose strength is explicitly stated, can inflict damage on Hanami, who is directly described as more durable than Jogo. This indicates that Toji has more than enough physical power to damage Jogo.

Domain Consideration

While Jogo possesses an invigorating domain, this factor alone is unlikely to turn the tide. Given that Toji already scales far above Jogo in base strength, he should be able to effectively counter and defeat Jogo even within Jogo's domain. A hypothetical battle within the domain doesn't provide definitive insights into Jogo's capabilities, but Toji's inherent strength provides a solid counter to any domain-based advantages.

Conclusion

Based on the evidence and logical deductions, it is clear that Toji would emerge victorious in a confrontation with Jogo. The combination of superior speed and substantial attack potency, even in the face of Jogo's domain, provides a compelling argument in favor of Toji.

Final Verdict

Toji Violates.

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