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about SKK - Burter Jr - 01-10-2006
It's really only a story thing, to stop being from being Kaioken for like, an entire 24-hour battle. You'll eventually need a break.
So yea, I would assume SKK does it too. I don't know if it can be nullified
about SKK - Old Dave - 01-10-2006
I would imagine over a long period of time and training one would become used to the affects of KK and SKK, granted even with extensive training long periods of use would take their toll on the body and mind. So in theory the affects of the two transformations could possibly be nullified to an extent, but not completely.
EDIT: To answer your latest question/statement I would have to assume that one that has just learned the tech would have a problem IC with using it for an extensive amount of time, but for example someone like BJ would have little problem using it for longer periods of time with less strain and drain on his reserve of ki.
about SKK - Hellfighter 17 - 01-10-2006
It'd be much like SSJ; except in SSJ it takes you a while to control it, whereas in KK it takes you a while to get used to it.
about SKK - Old Dave - 01-10-2006
Quote:Originally posted by Uub
I would imagine over a long period of time and training one would become used to the affects of KK and SKK, granted even with extensive training long periods of use would take their toll on the body and mind. So in theory the affects of the two transformations could possibly be nullified to an extent, but not completely.
EDIT: To answer your latest question/statement I would have to assume that one that has just learned the tech would have a problem IC with using it for an extensive amount of time, but for example someone like BJ would have little problem using it for longer periods of time with less strain and drain on his reserve of ki.
We don't need to keep repeating ourselves, this pretty much right here sums it all up.