Todor is far from being the weakest character; he’s a strong one.

If you acknowledge a soul in a machine, it can be defeated instantly.

It’s probably quicker to count from the top.

It’s reasonable that Todar, not being human, can move at the same speed when accelerated…

Speaking of which, the world of JoJo has technology advanced enough to have practical cyborgs during World War II…
Joseph’s prosthetic arm was also high-performance.

Just the fact that it’s not a living creature allows for various stand meta.

Which will come first, defeating it or Todar decaying?

You have betrayed your faith for the sake of an ideal, you Jew.

It’s great when the weakest character can only stand up to the strongest enemy.I’ve never seen a development like that.

You lowly scrap metal puppet that only obeys orders! Don’t you dare speak of sublime gods and souls!

Doing what humans cannot do is the job of machines.

Even if my body is completely destroyed by the soft…
Until that time, all I have to do is smash your face to pieces.

If Toder breaks, I wonder if Emporio can use it as a ghost.

Thank you for your request!Are you doing some weird drugs or something?

If MIH’s performance without acceleration is better than Quattro D, there’s a chance we can win!

How many stands are there that have power and speed comparable to Tohdra?

Todor and the priest are moving at the same speed.

What? But I can tell that I’ve already been absorbed into the opponent’s field.

I understand that the priest gets carried away the moment the final blow barely misses and everything decays.

I tell the ghost of Todar that my name is Emporio…

I never even thought that I could keep up when accelerating since it’s a Toad machine.

The problem is that Made in Heaven is normally strong even without acceleration.

It’s just a tool for doing it like a little sister.
What are you getting so worked up about?

MIH is using most of its power for time acceleration, so its base performance is at the minimum level.
It’s just that the acceleration of time is so strong that there’s no such image.

Thank you for your request, but it seemed like a cancellation expression that conveyed gratitude for your readership, and that was not good.

Even if it’s a challenge for Todar to fight barehanded, his specs are ridiculous, including reach…

With a punching power of 3 tons and the ability to run at 100 km/h, it seems stronger than most stands, just based on those simple specs.

In the end, Todar loses because he recognizes that a mere machine is a living being and can no longer keep up with the priest’s speed…

Todder was just instantaneously used as a stepping stone for the D51; he’s not an opponent that a human can fight.

What do you mean? Even the priest is being eroded by this tough world.

You worthless slave without a soul!

Even so, pulling someone else’s stand’s arm and piercing through their stomach.
Since it can normally disassemble a human from a close distance, Power B is understandable.

The Toddler’s DISC entrusted to Emporio by Jolyn.

I think it’s a good match that with C-MOON, Todar would be completely helpless.

That thing of Gold Experience is…
It’s like a process of turning a car into a frog.
I think the destructive power in other depictions is average.

The courage and effort to step into an uncharted world are embodied in this body.
In a world that isn’t so lowly, you can go by yourself!

From Jolyne’s perspective, it’s funny to think that Father Pucci is getting pummeled at super speed by Todder.

It really suits the priest to get beaten up by someone he looked down on.

If you make AI draw, it just becomes Yan-ke.

MIH is normally strong, but the specs themselves are average, so when it is said that it can withstand Todar, who can extend the reach to three times and deliver a 3-ton punch kick, it’s quite questionable.

The existence of Todd aligns perfectly with the theme.

The development that the stand became a formidable enemy because it grew is very JoJo-like.

I understand that until a little while ago, I was caring for Jotaro, who was in a coma, as a caregiving robot, which is one of my main jobs.

There aren’t many stands that can outmatch Toad in a physical battle.

Acknowledging the existence of Todar would mean defeat, and even if I go through with Yangke! after this, I would still lose in the mental battle.

Is it fate?!
Don’t speak in a know-it-all manner when you’re just a scrap of iron without a soul!!!

Simply put, Todor is strong.

The final development of Part 6 is a combination of Emporio’s ghost room and Weather’s abilities.
I couldn’t defeat the priest with just one side.

A mere machine holds a golden spirit, and you will lose.
It may be frustrating, but there’s nothing that can be done about it.

What?! Just by reacting like that, you’ve already been consumed.

In the beginning, it was just a lively factor that couldn’t be seen standing out.

In the context of combat descriptions, who is the weakest character in TOUGH?

If it can move just with a cable, then we have no choice but to think of the cable as the main unit.
Todar is not a humanoid robot; it is a robot where countless cable robots control a humanoid shell through swarm control.

Whether it’s about extending arms or anything like that, it’s not like you can just go for a weakness; if you don’t take them out with heavy machinery in a surprise attack and scrap them, they can come back to life by integrating with machines around their code. That’s pretty much a stand, right, Todar?

A Stand should be able to decide to some extent whether it can physically interact with objects by touching or hitting them.
If all goes well, shouldn’t we be able to completely shut out Todar?
I thought that, but if I lose strength, I might just get damaged normally…

I thought I had destroyed it and left it alone, but when the time came, it moved and made a crucial move, which is intense.

Surely, the two-headed eagle has no soul…
But I’m inheriting the will from Key Boy and Jolyne like this!
You’re different from me, who has a soul yet inherited nothing!

It is precious that a robot, which should be soulless, defeats a priest who, while being human, sold his soul to fate.
The praise of humanity deepens.

The golden spirit being conveyed to AI is too beautiful, isn’t it?
Isn’t it amazing?

If you can handle a rush of several tons that extends to three times the reach from this distance, then that’s how it is…

It feels like it could be a good match because Made in Heaven isn’t such a powerful stand and Todor’s specs are a bit strange.

Do you not understand…?
You have acknowledged it… Todd’s “soul”…!

Even if MIH can prevent Todar’s attacks, Todar won’t get tired, so it will just keep going until the priest makes a mistake…

As long as the destructive power is A and the speed is B, I probably won’t lose in terms of strength; the basic specs hit hard against specific opponents.

By the way, I wonder if AI could also have a stand.

I think it’s a balance where if one punch lands, it’s the end.

Why are we seriously discussing strength with Todar?

If it’s Kiryuu, they won’t be criticized for suddenly becoming weaker in the next installment, so it’s reassuring to be able to easily feature them in a sequel.

In the first place, Father Pucci’s acceleration is slower than the world’s acceleration, so Todar can throw a sonic punch normally, but from the priest’s perspective, it’s accelerating even more.

Todra! It would be helpful if you could still spit out the backup!
Bring the memory device over here!

It’s an incredible acceleration that makes a day feel shorter than a second, yet the priest’s movements are only a few hundred times faster.
It seems that ordinary people cannot see the priest’s movements, so it is believed that the father cannot see Todar’s movements either.

The fact that the conversation is established is already a mystery.

If you want to, you can use sheer numbers to be violent.

If you have the destructive power and speed to deflect Todd’s attacks with the stand, you can prevent them.
If it just gets trapped between the main body and the toader, it will pass through and hit the main body.

Because it’s a machine, mold on the chocolate doesn’t affect it, right?

There are novels where strange phenomena are resolved by confronting them with robots, and suppressing supernatural beings with technology might become popular.

Since the punch at the speed of sound is combined with time acceleration, I think if you don’t turtle up like a turtle, your guard will easily be penetrated.
Even Todar isn’t stupid, so he’ll probably extend his limbs or change the impact points, and the priest has to read that perfectly, which puts him at a considerable disadvantage.

Even if the attack doesn’t hit the stand, you can just hit the main body for now.
Let’s set aside exceptions like vanilla.

Todai can’t recognize it, but I guess he’ll punch back the moment he’s attacked…

This is! The head of the Todar that you destroyed! There’s still some energy left! …just a little bit though.
That’s enough as long as you have that!

White Snake sometimes works and sometimes doesn’t.

It’s interesting that you can definitely win with a robot by crushing Stand users.

I think Todd, who is in the acceleration of time, is faster than the priest who is riding on the acceleration of time, so I don’t think the guard will be in time.
Even if you can block the first strike, if the next punch targets another area, you won’t be able to move your guard in time.

If MIH can guard everything nicely, that would be great, but attacks are going to come flying at you at a speed and rate similar to that of a machine gun.

In the story, the stand needs to guard against bullets with its attacks, as simply standing there won’t protect against physical attacks…

Toder is riding the acceleration of time as an inorganic matter, so the priest who is just tagging along seems to be speaking slowly and guarding slowly from Toder’s perspective.

It was a blind spot that Todar is faster than the priest who is taking advantage of the acceleration.

It’s JoJo that gives vision and depicts things like telekinesis and superpowers.

The rule that a Stand user must kill with their Stand, as Alesi said, is also a mystery upon further thought.

A speed of 100 kilometers per hour accelerating further is much faster than the Shinkansen…

I see, the Robo can at least fight at the same speed as Pucci.

Since they are inorganic substances, there are many stands that can be messed with.
At the same time, there are many stands that cannot be helped because they are inorganic.
It’s a character with an amazing balance.

If you attack from a blind spot with MIH just because you can’t see the stand, the priest won’t be able to defend himself…

Toda is a care robot.
I’ll help you go to hell as per your intentions.

The only option is to cut the acceleration, but even then, Todar is still much faster, and it’s frustrating.

My goal is not to defeat that stand.
I’ll punch you on behalf of everyone who’s acting like a savior!

Even if we defend against Todar’s attack with MIH, the momentum won’t disappear, so I feel like the priest will be blown away along with MIH.

It seems that MIH is not that strong in battles without time acceleration.
It seems like C-MOON could be scrapped right away.

If it’s just something that comes in a straight line like a bullet, that’s one thing, but…
If you’re going to keep fending off someone who is fighting with intent, doesn’t that require the priest’s sense of combat as well?