The legacy of naruto

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I think this fight is a masterpiece, perhaps the epitome of the Boruto anime as it is.
I think it is necessary to review Uchiha Sasuke’s assault on the Otsutsuki in Kaguya’s palace… as it gives us incredible insight on where Sasuke scales among the Otsutsuki.
In addition, it is also necessary to note that when Sasuke teleports to dimensions, his chakra is significantly drained — during this fight, Sasuke needed to keep enough chakra to warp himself back, and was also weakened during the entire fight.
And at the same time… Sasuke made laughing stock of Otsutsuki Kinshiki.
Kinshiki ambushes Sasuke in an onslaught (+1PT, K), as weakened Sasuke clashes equally with him and lands two swordstrikes simultaneously and a final one consecutively (+3PT, S)
The continous swordstrikes continue as Sasuke (?) is seemingly blasted (or blasts) the wall, a large boom thunders thereafter (+1PT, K)
Sasuke is seemingly faster as they blitz past each other (+1PT, S), Kinshiki catches up and they both clash multiple times equally thereafter. (+1PT, K)
Sasuke suspensefuly strides into the air, backfliping to dodge another of Kinshiki’s clashes and rolling in the air. (+3PT, S)
Sasuke dashes far past Kinshiki, crashing into a pillar (-1PT, S) as Kinshiki shortly follows thereafter (-1PT, K), Sasuke is seen hopping down from the smashed pillar.
Once more, Sasuke is the catalyst of this blitz as he slides to then wrinkle with lightning, Kinshiki following shortly thereafter (+1PT, Sasuke)
A series of explosive crashes follow… it is unknown to who they are attributed, if not both.
Sasuke is seen using his Base Sharingan as Kinshiki blitzes by him and throws him a distance away, ambushing his Sharingan vision (+2PT, K)
Thrown in the air, Sasuke spins to clash equally again against Kinshiki
Another blitz, another equal clash.
Kinshiki withdraws (or creates) a new weapon and tosses Sasuke an explosively larger distance away (+2PT, K)
Sasuke outpowers Kinshiki and clashes his weapon in the air, then zooms aerially (+2PT, S)
Sasuke deflects the the thrown weapons right back at Kinshiki (+2PT, S)
Kinshiki tosses Sasuke into a rock, then blitzes him. (+2PT, K)
Sasuke lances a kick out of Kinshiki’s grapple, then breaks his horn (+3PT, S)
Swordstrike, Sasuke kicks Kinshiki (+1PT, S)
Swordstrikes continue
Kinshiki launches an aerial horizontal swing at around -20 to 80 degrees, Sasuke shifts himself with a stone statue using the Amenotejikara, avoiding the attack (+1PT, S), then laughs at how careless Kinshiki is before departing.
  • Kinshiki: 8 points
  • Sasuke: 15 points
Do note that this is done with virtually no bias, a conclusion is not reached in the answer, I analyzed the fight frame by frame, reached a conclusion, then put the conclusion on the top of the answer. It isn’t in-mind conclusion -> evidence, rather, evidence -> conclusion.
It is also to note that Sasuke was weakened, fighting with one arm, and used precisely one, and only one jutsu during the entire encounter.
The sheer superiority of Sasuke to Kinshiki is easily evident that Sasuke can toy with Kinshiki whilst he is significantly

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