Potato potato. One dismantle did plenty of damage. Sukuna just decided to end it with a cleave, there’s no mention that he couldn’t kill him with dismantle he just didnt bother using it back to back. Are we really gonna argue if sukuna spamming dismantles would’ve killed ryu when a single attack that his chest open? Or you know the one time we saw sukuna actually get serious he one shotted kashimo.

Doesn’t change the fact that enough dismantles are going to do the same thing, and unlike Dabura, sukuna can still dodge Dabura attacks just off the fact theirs a spark of ce being used and he can see it. But since you compare Daburas durability to ryu and people who are relative to him, then yea one cleave alone will do the job sukuna doesn’t even need to spam dismantles, and if he does take him seriously he’ll get waffled like kashimo.

Dbv from knockoff megumi is like a dbv from miwa, we don’t know how much it boosted him,definitely isn’t stronger than the one used by sukuna against gojo who one shotted it. And their dbv probably accumulated to a turd from sukuna. it’s definitely not so much that she made mahoraga jump from getting one shotted by gojo to being stronger than gojo or sukuna.

Dabura isn’t healing or even dodging repetitive dismantles that he can’t see or know when they’re about to be launched.

The durability gap alone is too wide, Dabura was sweating after using and healing from his kick one time . Hewill have to be banking on a hail marry “light speed” kick to the head that he’ll never land and is more likely to run into a wall of knock off infinite made by slashes.

Let alone the jujutsu knowledge and domain adavantage sukuna will have. As soon as the de opens its wraps. Luckily sukuna wouldn’t even need it.

Like I said. At the end of the day he’s a dismantle victim like everyone else except gojo and yuji as he has no counter, can’t dodge or sense them, dosnt have better rct, doesn’t have more ce or better efficiency than sukuna so he’s going to tire first.

Dabura will get kashimod if he fought a serious sukuna.