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Armorchompy
GoldenScorpions
Understood for the one-shot part.
For the consecutive attacks, that method is used on gattling-type weapon pages on the website, which is why I used it in the first place here; I provided a link to an existing page using that method. In the specific context of the scene, a single punch of Ichimokuren didn't damage at all, but the "gattling-punch" attack is what dit it; the pressure adds up and adds up.
For the consecutive attacks, that method is used on gattling-type weapon pages on the website, which is why I used it in the first place here; I provided a link to an existing page using that method. In the specific context of the scene, a single punch of Ichimokuren didn't damage at all, but the "gattling-punch" attack is what dit it; the pressure adds up and adds up.
Armorchompy
Yeah don't look at our real life pages they're shit. We don't account for cumulative attacks, hell even someone like DIO whose whole thing is stopping time and attacking a billion times doesn't get a tier for that.
GoldenScorpions
So a flurry of punches at this speed or faster doesn't amount to anything here?
If so, though, I'm kind of stuck here.
The whole idea is that, at base they casually defeat the Stardusts, but can't even scratch imperfect Vertex. In their first transformation, they defeat imperfect but can't even scratch Perfect Vertex. And in the second transformation, they match the Perfect Vertex. Each form being expotentially stronger than the last.
If so, though, I'm kind of stuck here.
The whole idea is that, at base they casually defeat the Stardusts, but can't even scratch imperfect Vertex. In their first transformation, they defeat imperfect but can't even scratch Perfect Vertex. And in the second transformation, they match the Perfect Vertex. Each form being expotentially stronger than the last.
Armorchompy
It doesn't, I'm afraid. And yes, the upscaling would be major, but no multipliers can be gleaned from that