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(8-2-0) Another 10 years old takes on the llama god | Undertale vs Pokémon

Outside of time manipulation Frisk only has a range of several meters at most they can't reach a flying arceus unless we assume the speed applies to the jet pack which is without evidence
This is Peak DT Frisk, the same one who outran a timeline destruction, come on now.
What stops arceus from just returning?
It wouldn't know where Frisk is due to its Omniscience not applying to non-Pokémon verse things.
 
It wouldn't know where Frisk is due to its Omniscience not applying to non-Pokémon verse things.
You know the win condition for bfr is "removing the opponent from the battlefield for at least one week," because besides probably being weird with time travel. It doesn't say you can go into hiding to win afterwards and I don't think leaving counts as incapacitating your opponent.
 
You know the win condition for bfr is "removing the opponent from the battlefield for at least one week," because besides probably being weird with time travel. It doesn't say you can go into hiding to win afterwards and I don't think leaving counts as incapacitating your opponent.
It does absolutely count
 
You know the win condition for bfr is "removing the opponent from the battlefield for at least one week," because besides probably being weird with time travel. It doesn't say you can go into hiding to win afterwards and I don't think leaving counts as incapacitating your opponent.
BFR means removing the opponent from the battleground, and that's it. It counted as a wincondition on the past because of it basically reality warping the entire setting on an informational level, which yeah, it resets memories of most opponents, but it also basically removes them from the battlefield as it's something beyond their control, while Frisk is still under the control of the Player while also remembering it themselves.

Meaning that it would still be a valid wincon here as Arceus would be thrown back to whatever place it came from while having no knowledge on where is Frisk.
 
It does absolutely count
Based on what precedent?
BFR means removing the opponent from the battleground, and that's it. It counted as a wincondition on the past because of it basically reality warping the entire setting on an informational level, which yeah, it resets memories of most opponents, but it also basically removes them from the battlefield as it's something beyond their control, while Frisk is still under the control of the Player while also remembering it themselves.
Standard Battle Assumptions

Victory Conditions: Death of the opponent, removing the opponent from the battlefield for at least one week (BFR), knocking the opponent out for at least one hour, or incapacitating the opponent by putting them in a state in which they can not harm the other fighter(s) for over a day, are to be assumed as victory conditions.

All Arceus has to do is return to the battlefield according to SBA, admittedly the battlefield is not defined but running away or hiding without bfr is not considered a wincon. So, why would returning to the location of the battle not count? Also Arceus has infinite speed meaning unless we start having Frisk run from Arceus, Arceus should be able to find them before the time for a BFR win is reached.
 
All Arceus has to do is return to the battlefield according to SBA, admittedly the battlefield is not defined but running away or hiding without bfr is not considered a wincon. So, why would returning to the location of the battle not count? Also Arceus has infinite speed meaning unless we start having Frisk run from Arceus, Arceus should be able to find them before the time for a BFR win is reached.
I am pretty sure that Arceus just has no real answer to TR being used over and over given that not only it comes from the Player which is outside its range, but also the fact that it lacks Type 2 Info to properly counter it, so it counts as something?
 
I am pretty sure that Arceus just has no real answer to TR being used over and over given that not only it comes from the Player which is outside its range, but also the fact that it lacks Type 2 Info to properly counter it, so it counts as something?
If I am not mistaken can't it just summon Giratina to portal Frisk to the distortion world.
 
I get in some ways that is similar, but that seems fundamentally different.
I mean, that literally doesn't answer the fact that the source of Frisk's powers is literally outside the Pokémon main cosmology, which includes the Distortion World, it's not like the Player loses the connection to Frisk only because the latter is in a void with no time and space, it happened several times in Undertale.

Plus, lacking concepts of space-time doesn't mean much here anyways as concepts and information aren't assumed to be able to interact with each other unless otherwise shown from one of the verses involved, meaning that the Distortion World can't be assumed to interfere with Info Type 2 shenanigans (especially given that simply being conceptually nonexistence doesn't mean being informationally nonexistent and viceversa, but even then TR worked just fine so it doesn't even matter here).
 
I don't think using time travel to go before or after a branch in a branching timeline is the same as going across dimensions that don't share a timeline.
Considering that this wiki treats timelines as dimensions as the same thing for the sake of simplification, as most verses do treat these as the same thing, I don't think this is a good argument.

Even then SAVE and LOAD is accepted as having Low 1-C range rn, let alone TR which affects the entire Game World and takes everyone also in a new timeline back to the beginning. Nah TR is absolutely working in the Distortion World given it's still in the area encompasses from it.
May I ask what's Arceus wincon right now? Just want to be sure before I vote
Using ways to permanently kill/incapacitate Frisk with hax such as Mind hax, CM1, and so on. The question is when it'll use it against, ya know, a child it has no prior knowledge on.
 
I am pretty sure that Arceus just has no real answer to TR being used over and over given that not only it comes from the Player which is outside its range, but also the fact that it lacks Type 2 Info to properly counter it, so it counts as something?
If this is the case, then why is taking out Frisk a win condition?
The Player can True Reset with Frisk absent, right?
 
But a still TR is still something that can be done in this matchup, right? I saw it being discussed in earlier posts.
Yeah, but at this point it'd become a Player vs Arceus rn. The TR is something that is valid as a wincon as long as Frisk is still usable I mean this.
 
Yeah, but at this point it'd become a Player vs Arceus rn. The TR is something that is valid as a wincon as long as Frisk is still usable I mean this.
Interesting. But the player is beyond Arceus's cosmology, isn't it? What would stop the player from seeing Arceus perform one of said win conditions & doing a True Reset to undo the win con &/or send a "new" Frisk at Arceus? (Or the stuff about BFR via True Reset?)
 
Interesting. But the player is beyond Arceus's cosmology, isn't it? What would stop the player from seeing Arceus perform one of said win conditions & doing a True Reset to undo the win con
Concepts and Information aren't assumed to be able to interact with each other, meaning that you cannot undo Conceptual Erasure with Information Manipulation and viceversa.
send a "new" Frisk at Arceus?
You don't do that. The Frisk we use in all the runs regardless of True Reset is always physically the same, Flowey's speech at the end of Pacifist wouldn't make sense otherwise.
(Or the stuff about BFR via True Reset?)
Permanently killing Frisk first would be a win for Arceus here, given that we're not what Arceus is fighting but Frisk. But similarly to how Arceus is always controlled by The Original Spirit, Frisk is also controlled from us, making this a battle between puppets in a way.

Just that TOS doesn't exactly care about its avatars given that the movie wouldn't be a thing otherwise, while the Player granted Chara ownership over Frisk just to keep playing, meaning that Frisk is controlled from an entity that needs them instead
 
Concepts and Information aren't assumed to be able to interact with each other, meaning that you cannot undo Conceptual Erasure with Information Manipulation and viceversa.

You don't do that. The Frisk we use in all the runs regardless of True Reset is always physically the same, Flowey's speech at the end of Pacifist wouldn't make sense otherwise.

Permanently killing Frisk first would be a win for Arceus here, given that we're not what Arceus is fighting but Frisk. But similarly to how Arceus is always controlled by The Original Spirit, Frisk is also controlled from us, making this a battle between puppets in a way.

Just that TOS doesn't exactly care about its avatars given that the movie wouldn't be a thing otherwise, while the Player granted Chara ownership over Frisk just to keep playing, meaning that Frisk is controlled from an entity that needs them instead
Thank you very much for the clarifications. Perhaps I should've checked the first 5 pages of this thread, but I feel like there might be some things to consider:
Using ways to permanently kill/incapacitate Frisk with hax such as Mind hax, CM1, and so on. The question is when it'll use it against, ya know, a child it has no prior knowledge on.
Perhaps I may be mistaken, but in the moment, I find this notion funny.

Standard Equipment: Its Plates, which represent each of the 19 Pokémon types. Arceus also can use the 18 Z-Crystals as they function the same way as the Plates


The Plates have access to every power shown in the series as the origin of it all. This would include:

Psychometry (Upscaled From Mega Alakazam, who can see the course of a person's life from birth to death, with but a glance[108], Precognition and Retrocognition (Upscaled from Calyrex, who can see the past and future.[109] Upscaled from Poliwrath who can read moves before they're used[110]

Information Analysis (Upscaled From Alakazam, who can instantly discern his opponents weakness[134]
Photographic Memory (Upscaled From Alakazam, who never forgets anything[158])



Arceus looks at Frisk.
Arceus sees Frisk from life to death. Even if this doesn't include them rewinding, it'd see they're very Determined, resistant, etc.
But more noticeably, it'll see:

A. Frisk doesn't die. (Such as because they're in a timeline where Frisk makes the moves to beat down Arceus & Arceus wouldn't have lead with something lethal.). Since Frisk winning would be part of their life, Arceus sees its defeat, & can take action to prevent that.
B. Arceus sees Frisk's life continue in linear time... then suddenly jump backwards in time to the beginning of their fight, since it's the same Frisk, cueing Arceus in that Frisk is rewinding. Arceus can then take action against that.
C. Depending on how stuff disappearing with a TR works, Arceus sees space & time disappear when Frisk "dies" because of the TR. Arceus can then take action against that. It could also see the abrupt ending of space & time thanks to Calyrex's Precognition & Retrocognition, & since it can see the past, this is another ability that'll cue it into time shenanigans, since at one moment, there'll be a different Frisk in the past than the Frisk previously in the past.


With Alakazam's Information Analysis & other Intelligence stuff, I'd assume that'd be reason enough for it to realize it needs to take them out in a way that works around their time travelling.

Also, this stat & its justification:
Intelligence: Omniscient (The Heart holds all creation as part of itself, existing purely as consciousness that holds the concept of knowledge, Uxie; who has dominion of knowledge in the multiverse, as an extension/aspect of it's avatar)



IDK if this actually holds up. Not really fond of debating Arceus & other high tier, common match mons, but I was following this after this thread was brought to my notice, & I ended up feeling I should bring up this stuff.

Hope this is appreciable, reasonable, &/or entertaining.
 
Standard Equipment: Its Plates, which represent each of the 19 Pokémon types. Arceus also can use the 18 Z-Crystals as they function the same way as the Plates

The Plates have access to every power shown in the series as the origin of it all. This would include:

Psychometry (Upscaled From Mega Alakazam, who can see the course of a person's life from birth to death, with but a glance[108], Precognition and Retrocognition (Upscaled from Calyrex, who can see the past and future.[109] Upscaled from Poliwrath who can read moves before they're used[110]

Information Analysis (Upscaled From Alakazam, who can instantly discern his opponents weakness[134]
Photographic Memory (Upscaled From Alakazam, who never forgets anything[158])



Arceus looks at Frisk.
Arceus sees Frisk from life to death. Even if this doesn't include them rewinding, it'd see they're very Determined, resistant, etc.
But more noticeably, it'll see:

A. Frisk doesn't die. (Such as because they're in a timeline where Frisk makes the moves to beat down Arceus & Arceus wouldn't have lead with something lethal.). Since Frisk winning would be part of their life, Arceus sees its defeat, & can take action to prevent that.
B. Arceus sees Frisk's life continue in linear time... then suddenly jump backwards in time to the beginning of their fight, since it's the same Frisk, cueing Arceus in that Frisk is rewinding. Arceus can then take action against that.
C. Depending on how stuff disappearing with a TR works, Arceus sees space & time disappear when Frisk "dies" because of the TR. Arceus can then take action against that. It could also see the abrupt ending of space & time thanks to Calyrex's Precognition & Retrocognition, & since it can see the past, this is another ability that'll cue it into time shenanigans, since at one moment, there'll be a different Frisk in the past than the Frisk previously in the past.


With Alakazam's Information Analysis & other Intelligence stuff, I'd assume that'd be reason enough for it to realize it needs to take them out in a way that works around their time travelling.
This is all true, but the problem is that Arceus itself... doesn't exactly use that much in all the medium's it's been in. In the movie it kept attacking over and over despite Ash & co. went to the past and let "Marcus" trick it with the Jewel of Life incident, in the manga it also let itself be captured from the Team Rocket (even if that was an overall test for the humans but whatever), and so on.

Even then, Frisk can't really die from Arceus' normal moves, as yes, Arceus' avatar is Low 1-C, but so is Omega Flowey, and Frisk at their peak isn't too weak compared to Asriel as the God of Hyperdeath, with Asriel being literally infinite times stronger than his OF self, meaning that Frisk is pretty much infinitely stronger than Arceus here, as funny as it may sound. Even then, Arceus' precognition would allow it to know that Frisk is never trying to harm it in this scenario, so who knows.
Intelligence: Omniscient (The Heart holds all creation as part of itself, existing purely as consciousness that holds the concept of knowledge, Uxie; who has dominion of knowledge in the multiverse, as an extension/aspect of it's avatar)
Omniscience doesn't cover things that aren't from one's verse, meaning that Arceus wouldn't (at least in the beginning) know anything about Frisk, Determination, what's the SAVE File, who's the Player, etc. etc. So that has to be counted in as well.
 
Pokemon these days really does get a bad rap. I never thought the day would come where the sum of the entire verse loses to Frisk, who was previously famous for only ever beating indie game characters.
 
It's all I know. It is absolutely that serious, at least to me.
That sounds a serious concern for your mental health if a random thread on a powerscaling website concerns you this much.

But this isn't my issue, nor I plan for it to become that. I don't need you to derail this with your rants, as we work by arguments and debates, not feelings and popularity.
 
That sounds a serious concern for your mental health if a random thread on a powerscaling website concerns you this much.

But this isn't my issue, nor I plan for it to become that. I don't need you to derail this with your rants, as we work by arguments and debates, not feelings and popularity.
It's not the thread that concerns me, and nor did I wish for it to become that. It's you.

We Pokemon debaters are of thinning numbers. There's almost none of us left after Ash VS Yugi. I didn't have you pegged as much of an important debater, but this thread is a worrying sign of things to come.
 
It's not the thread that concerns me, and nor did I wish for it to become that. It's you.

We Pokemon debaters are of thinning numbers. There's almost none of us left after Ash VS Yugi. I didn't have you pegged as much of an important debater, but this thread is a worrying sign of things to come.
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Seriously dude stop, it's getting awkward
 
I'm not even involved in this thread and I'm getting uncomfortable. Sean, are you alright dude? Like, seriously, not even jokingly. Like you don't gotta share anything, but do you have any mental health issues?
 
I'm not even involved in this thread and I'm getting uncomfortable. Sean, are you alright dude? Like, seriously, not even jokingly. Like you don't gotta share anything, but do you have any mental health issues?
I was planning on stopping there since Strym has made it clear that he could really care less about anything I admit, if not turn it into a joke, but alright.

I've been a Pokemon fan since I was 6 years old. I was 14 when I watched Pokemon VS Digimon. I witnessed every single evil, depraved thing they said about Pokemon and every lie they spat about it. That was compounded by what I saw people say in the comment section. About how much better Digimon was than Pokemon. Reacting to the lies and, in the same breath, praising the Death Battle for its accuracy. That Digimon should have been the one that got popular instead of Pokemon.

It corrupted and changed me, and I fear I still haven't recovered from how I was.
 
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