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An Evil Wishgranter tries to paradox out Earth Chan
- Thread starter DMUA
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Gaea fra.
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Gaea is the earth.
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Gaea doesn't even have to take humanoid form, this fight is in space. Calypso has no defense against power nullification.
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If Calypso has no defense against power null then I vote against him. Poor guy
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Gaea needs 1 more vote.
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I asked this earlier and nobody managed to confirm that she could do this. If she has no feats of powernulling or transmuting someone whose size and powers are an entire tier above hers, then her powernull is a non-factor here.MrKingOfNegativity said:
This shouldn't be ignored just because a wealth of people cast their votes before it was brought up.
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Yes, but in this case it's different. Calypso is quite literally larger than the Earth in this fight. To fully transmute him, she needs feats of having transmuted something which is larger than the entire planet she embodies. Otherwise we can't just assume she has the AoE for that.
Same with powernull. I wouldn't say a 5-B could powernull a 5-A unless they have feats of nulling something that much more powerful than them, or unless their null has special mechanics (like the ones in Supernatural) which allow them to explicitly ignore such gaps in power between the caster and the victim
Of course, even if she ca null or transmute him, it's a matter of whether or not she can (and will) fire that off before he transmutes the planet into something nonliving. Best case scenario, it's an inconclusive "who fires first" situation. Worst case scenario, he does what's in character and haxes immediately.
Which, Yobo has managed to provide a solid case for the latter, so I'd say that's most likely to be how things go down.
Same with powernull. I wouldn't say a 5-B could powernull a 5-A unless they have feats of nulling something that much more powerful than them, or unless their null has special mechanics (like the ones in Supernatural) which allow them to explicitly ignore such gaps in power between the caster and the victim
Of course, even if she ca null or transmute him, it's a matter of whether or not she can (and will) fire that off before he transmutes the planet into something nonliving. Best case scenario, it's an inconclusive "who fires first" situation. Worst case scenario, he does what's in character and haxes immediately.
Which, Yobo has managed to provide a solid case for the latter, so I'd say that's most likely to be how things go down.
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Gaea fra. Now you only need one.
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Just checked back through the thread. I don't think Gaea can transmutate something bigger than Earth. So I'm retracting my vote for now.
