<p>Well if you've read the chapters concerning the battle then you should know how she wins.  It spends most of the chapter where she wins telling you exactly how she wins, right down to the mechanics.</p>

<p>First, don't forget that Fubuki is intentionally remaining B-class because she doesn't want to compete with Sweet Mask in A-class or her sister in S-class.  Her class is not indicative of her true strength.  Indeed, in general the ranks of heroes and monsters are both not necessarily accurate.  The anime and manga spend a little bit of extra time pointing this out, having a low-ranked and seemingly puny-looking monster turn out to be very strong, while you are explicitly told there are cases like this where the rankings are inaccurate.  Second, as I said, the chapter spells it out for you: </p>

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  <p> She uses the move she calls "psychic whirlwind".  It details that normally psionic powers follow the path of shortest distance.  But she learned to control the path her powers take, and creates a whirlwind of psionic power around her.  So instead of her powers clashing head-on with Psykos's and getting crushed&mdash;because Fubuki does plainly admit that Psykos is stronger than her&mdash;they instead deflect Psykos' attacks harmlessly away.  Psykos subsequently wastes her energy, exhausting herself until she's easy pickings.
 <a href="https://i.sstatic.net/sIJkt.jpg" rel="nofollow noreferrer"><img src="https://i.sstatic.net/sIJkt.jpg" alt="circle for the win"></a> </p>
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<p>In other words, Fubuki wins because a fight isn't strictly about power.  Fubuki has the superior skill and compatibility to come out the victor.</p>

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2019-04-27T06:44:48.317Z
To add, this shows how rankings and threat levels in the series are unreliable. So, judgments on who's stronger should only be made once someone has actually demonstrated his/her prowess, and not by knowing the rank or threat-level alone.
W. Are
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@W.Are add that to an answer because it's relevant
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zibadawa timmy
<p>In the webcomic, Fubuki battles </p>

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  <p> Psykos</p>
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<p>and defeats her. How could a B hero class like Fubuki defeat a dragon level villain? </p>

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How could a B hero class like Fubuki defeat a dragon level villain?
# How could a B hero class like Fubuki defeat a dragon level villain?
Posted by: username_0 on 2019-04-26
In the webcomic, Fubuki battles

> Psykos

and defeats her. How could a B hero class like Fubuki defeat a dragon level villain?
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### Answer by username_1 on 2019-04-27. Score: 1 | Accepted answer
Well if you've read the chapters concerning the battle then you should know how she wins. It spends most of the chapter where she wins telling you exactly how she wins, right down to the mechanics.

First, don't forget that Fubuki is intentionally remaining B-class because she doesn't want to compete with Sweet Mask in A-class or her sister in S-class. Her class is not indicative of her true strength. Indeed, in general the ranks of heroes and monsters are both not necessarily accurate. The anime and manga spend a little bit of extra time pointing this out, having a low-ranked and seemingly puny-looking monster turn out to be very strong, while you are explicitly told there are cases like this where the rankings are inaccurate. Second, as I said, the chapter spells it out for you:

> She uses the move she calls "psychic whirlwind". It details that normally psionic powers follow the path of shortest distance. But she learned to control the path her powers take, and creates a whirlwind of psionic power around her. So instead of her powers clashing head-on with Psykos's and getting crushed—because Fubuki does plainly admit that Psykos is stronger than her—they instead deflect Psykos' attacks harmlessly away. Psykos subsequently wastes her energy, exhausting herself until she's easy pickings.
> [![circle for the win](https://i.sstatic.net/sIJkt.jpg)](https://i.sstatic.net/sIJkt.jpg)

In other words, Fubuki wins because a fight isn't strictly about power. Fubuki has the superior skill and compatibility to come out the victor.
> **Comments:**
> **username_2** (2019-04-27): To add, this shows how rankings and threat levels in the series are unreliable. So, judgments on who's stronger should only be made once someone has actually demonstrated his/her prowess, and not by knowing the rank or threat-level alone.  
> **username_0** (2019-04-27): @W.Are add that to an answer because it's relevant  
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