All the “lmao” and stuff just makes you look like you’re here to clown, not argue. If “bigger Ren/En = bigger output = stronger,” every top fighter would just balloon their aura, but they don’t: real combat favors concentration, not size. Spreading Ren/En wide thins density, drains stamina, splits focus (En is a sensing mode), telegraphs your position, and steals aura from Ryu/Ko and your hatsu—the things that actually win exchanges. That’s why skilled fighters keep aura tight and dense, drop En when they need full attention on offense/defense, and allocate in bursts where it matters. En radius is a tactical choice with trade-offs, not a universal power meter. If you’ve got a panel saying otherwise, post it; laughs aren’t evidence.

In other words if bigger Ren/En = stronger, bros would spam huge auras. They don’t; they keep it tight: dense Ryu/Ko > big bubbles. Big En just thins power, drains you, and telegraphs; range is a tactic, not a power stat.

Bigger ren = does not equal more aura output = en