Gijima coalition

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(08-01-2023, 10:09 PM)Mapokser Wrote: @WildRev OM was a lone lion. Amahle also shared a kill with 2yo Gingerella and her brother, contact calling his own Ndhzenga brothers instead of chasing them.

All the rest are either feats against lone rivals or against the young Gijimas while Ubuso was still there to give moral support.

Exceptions are the Delaporte fight you've mentioned and maybe the chase in Kruger depending on the numbers involved ( I'm not aware of any of it, if you have reports to share, feel free to do it in the Ndhzenga thread, I'd give them a read ).

These aren't, regardless, better showings of strength than Gijimas chasing and beating 2 Talamati males + 5 females, beating 4 Kambula males and sister, chasing 5 Nkhulus and Delaporte, and the boldness and skill to attack Ndhzengas territory and knock out Ubuso when they were still 4 males and younger Gijima was barely 4yo.

Debating who chased which young males or prides is pointless in pontential "real" clash scenario between 2 territorial coalitions, every territorial coalition will chase young nomadic males or unknown prides at their territory, thats their job..

If we are looking that way, then look at clashes vs actual territorial males or challengers.

Since Ndhzengas become territorial, they didnt lose 1 clash for what we know (facing Delaportes,Bboys, N.Avocas and BDM's), same goes for Gijimas (they only faced Nkhulus so far).

Only clashes they both lost , 4 Ndhzengas vs 2 Bboys in early 2020, and 3 Gijimas vs 4 Ndhzengas in early 2022 was when they where both challengers and not yet terittorial.

So its impossible to know who would get on top, but Ndhzengas are more experience in "real" clashes (although in some of those clashes they had more numbers). Gijimas chasing Talamatis or Kambula young males, means nothing, as they where not challengers, unlike Nkhulus.

As i said, every territorial male can and will chase some scared nomadic young males or prides on their territory, thats not a feat, unlike actual winning a territorial battle or succesfully defend your territory. Reply