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Is there a way to know what AP is needed to beat each type of Regenerationn. Like what AP is needed to beat a character with High-Mid regen or a character with Low-High regen. And does AP matter much to beat Mid and High Regenerationn types?
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A way to know which AP is needed to beat each Regenerationn?
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As Pearly said, its mostly just how much of them you can effect. A character can be High 1-A in AP, but only in a needle thin point, and if it only damages that point the required Regen would be very low.
You can also have a 9-B beat Mid-High Regen, it really all depends.
You can also have a 9-B beat Mid-High Regen, it really all depends.
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Sorry, Grath,
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There's also the factor of how fast or how slow regeneration is. While fictional regeneration generally takes place over the course of seconds, an axolotl's regeneration takes a matter of months to do.
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Something else that factors in is the scale and speed of the regeneration for example if a character that is 1-B can regenerate from existence erasure although it takes a year to regenerate the full body and there was an opponent ranked 1-A with a speed of irrelevant and stamina of infinite they would be able to strike the 1-B opponent forever and at speed beyond anything meaning they could continuously strike without the opponent being able to fully regenerate. Note that certain attacks are able to slow down regeneration.
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Yep. Cauterization for example.
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That's not really a hard rule.
Sometimes that's enough to slow it down, but in other series, burning the cells does nothing to slow the regen.
Sometimes that's enough to slow it down, but in other series, burning the cells does nothing to slow the regen.
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As others said, there isn't an standard to this, since it doesn't come to AP, but to how they affect the body and how regen works.
