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What mattrat said is absolutely correct, but there is one thing more.
In a simplestic way of thinking its 190% vs 100% growth, so you think your formation will deal more damage with Ukitake, but...
More fury means more damage. While it might seem low difference on lower levels, on high it has a great impact.
I will give an example of my setup.
I use Kisuke-Rukia-Main-Kenpachi-Ikkaku. Kisuke is t1, who makes rukia t1, who makes whole team t1.
Now,on first round(without fury crits) my Kisuke deals about 400k dmg, Rukia around 200k and Kenpachi 2.5m dmg.
If we jump on 3rd round (also with 0 fury crits) my kenpachi should have 160 fury, and he deals 3.1m dmg, thats 600k more dmg cause of the fury, only on Kenpachi. My Ikkaku and main are fairly weaker so they get about 300k dmg each. A total of 1.1m extra damage cause of the fury, in 2 skill rounds that sums up to 2.4m damage
If I swap Kisuke with Ukitake, Ukitake will surelly deal more damage, about to 800k. That makes it 1.6m more, but the extra damage from fury will half, so 1.6m+1.2m=2.8m
So what am I talking about? Ukitake seems better, right?Wrong. The calculation is based on 0 fury crits. The fury crits benefits more the first setup. If the 2.4m dmg jumps to 3m cause of it, it makes both setups almost even.
Now, you got 2 setups with about same damage, while first one has a chance to trigger more damage if Ikkaku uses his skill every turn.
The only reason I wrote this, is to show you that extra fury isn't useless, and you shouldn't take only growth rates in consideration. I.e i would rather deal 25,5m with a chance to make it 29m with ikkaku rather than having 26m stable
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