r/NanamiGlazers

I thought why would only us boys get all the fun so I am here with jjk males cum analysis as I asked you all yesterday and you guys really wanted this .

So today we are analysing nanami's cum( don't ask me how I got the samples)

Nanami has a very high quality of cum and his his sperm quality is very good too .

I analysed his semen in my microscope and here what I got from the result.

Sperm cells are in good shape and are in very high quality

90% of the semen was water so the ratio was good too .

Fructose was around 170mg per dl of the semen .

* Small amount of protein and enzymes was also found helping with the survival of sperm

*Minerals like zinc , potassium, magnesium and calcium were present around 3%

So it's in a good shape.

I tested his stamina and it seems he can go for 4 rounds max .

The sperm is of high quality so after having sex for 3-4 days . The chance to knocked up is 100%

That's all for today... I'll try to add more things in future

Nanami in some way is able to scale to a ctless gojo punch. [2] how does this happen? Is it him in base with ratio? Unlikely, unless you think shibuya Yuji's striking power is ctless gojo level. [3] is it overtime in with? Definitely not, does nothing vs dagon [7]. Is it overtime with ratio? Could be, but I find that unlikely, and base skepticism can really overpower that when naobito/toji is in the picture vs dagon, wherein he does an overtime ratio with the cleaver facing forward and, from the looks of it uncovered, gets the equivalent of like a very large papercut. [4] now is that blood? Why yes it is! As seen from toji beating down dagon and jogo curses bleed red blood in the official coloring of the manga, so its not like he took nothing from nanami's cleaver [5,6] Now vs dagon that isnt a bad thing he is a disaster curse with boundless hp, but like, dagon gets his fingies beat down by naobito and considers naobito at least 2x greater of a threat then he is as a result of 70% vs 30% [8] Now yes that is a result of his speed, but, lest we forget, strength is speed and weight [9].

So if it isnt any of that what is? Well I think I have the answer for that for you good nanami glazers. Reveal your hand, overtime, expansion technique ratio:collapse. [10,11,12]. This technique, which put a 2.0 on the JMA Seismic Intensity Scale. Of which is if I believe quite good for the richter scale but I dont remember just a cool thing I saw while rereading to grab panels [13]. This crushed mahito to bits little itty bitty pieces [14]. Wheras with mahito vs mechamaru a one year charge from him... singed him a little ig [15,16,17]. Mechamaru has as said by kenny a special grade level damage, and has the cap on output completely removed [18,19] . This would put technique collapse > special grade output and as a ctless gojo level punch scales to ctless gojo, I dont think I really need to explain why thats very good and, if you argue him in overtime, get him within the top 20, or hell around the top 15. Yes he can use technique collapse multiple times in a fight there's no reason to consider otherwise.

Allright thats it enjoy ig.

Also since this is an ino glaze sub i might share a scale for ino, if you want a rat scale for nanami just ask.

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This is something I wasn't very big on or even fully convinced of myself at first, but as time has passed I have grown to consider it among the most important aspects of Nanami scaling. Ratio has 1) Always been visually displayed to us when it's been activated, even if characters in-verse can't see it and 2) Stated to be something Nanami needs to create and aim on a target, so it's absolutely reasonable for us to assume that not only is it not an option in every hit, but it can also be missed where it is. Most of the argumentation for this can be found in the first image. While I'm not a fan of anime scaling as it often introduces things which weren't in the manga, I have no issue with using it to clear up things which were also present in the source material, and I think this is a great example of it as in the anime there is no Ratio axis whatsoever and the sound it makes as it's skidding on Dagon's forearm is very different from the sound that comes with almost every other Ratio.

Where that Ratio axis was aimed is where opinions among those who believe that it was missed start to diverge, though. I don't have a strong opinion on it either way personally. The most common opinion seems to be that it was aiming for Dagon's head, but he was blocked by the forearm halfway through. The major dissenting opinion is that it was aimed for the forearm but activated too late since the block came last second and missed. Either way, an impromptu block has some interesting implications, because wherever the Ratio was drawn, Nanami didn't get there with attacking Dagon's forearm in mind, so his swing was stopped in motion. Stopping an accelerated attack before it's allowed to reach the point the attacker is projecting to reach greatly reduces its acceleration and impact. This is applicable in real life too if you want to look it up, a more refined/defensive version of it referred to as jamming/wedging is found in boxing. The head argument allows for more lost force (higher cap on a full blown swing) due to also introducing the element of surprise/shock to being caught halfway, but I don't think it makes a big difference either way. I leave the rest of that to you.

Poll https://www.reddit.com/u/lakshmithesussybaka/s/96fR9PTsNm

He made a Post about Accounts impersonating him : https://x.com/i/status/2057417669238981062

there's also a lawyer who made a post about this : https://x.com/i/status/2058001075417063727

..Both are useless, I better choose one I'm comfortable with. -s1e9

Naobito had FBE and was countering sure hit while Nanami straight up got the swarmed by the fishes. Nanami withstood death swarm longer than Naobito and without any domain counters and didn’t lose any major limbs unlike Naobito who lost his entire arm. I know Nanami only got 30% of the sure hit while Naobito got 70% but still shouldn’t this be Nanami durability upscale?

That move is genuinely so good, nanami is already a pretty niche character that not that many people play but it feels like the people who do play him never use reverse kick. M1x3, taking a break and then using reverse kick is a near guaranteed m1 reset because most opponents aren't used to fighting nanami and don't know how reverse kick works. Plus unlike the normal version of severance kick it breaks block which is his only close range block breaking move that doesn't require ratio if you don't count Aeriel blunt cut which has way too much startup. I'm kind of glad that not that many people use it since it makes it so most of my opponents aren't ready for it but I'm still surprised nobody has talked about how good it is.

Nanami deserves nothing but glaze, but unfortunately there's no popular sub for him so I decided to make one for the GOAT 🥰🥰🥰

I fought in the kusakabe>kashimo trenches for years

I’ve killed Hakari glazers with my bare hands when arguing for Ino’s spot in the top 20

I swear I won‘t rest until Nanami gets a higher spot than Mahito in at least 1000 tier lists

A record that was only broken by EOS Yuji