Attack Reflection question

[BOEGVELD]

Let's say two people fire an energy wave at each other, like this:

User 1 - Wave 1 ---> <--- Wave 2 - User 2

But Wave 2 reflects Wave 1 back to its user, like this:

User 1 <------ Wave 1 & 2 - User 2

Would this qualify for Attack Reflection? Would this be achievable with AP?

 

[Nullflowerblush]

When the word "reflects" is used here, do you mean "push back"?

 

[Nierre]

Depends on what you mean as reflect.

 

[Damage3245]

Got a visual example of this in action?

 

[Nullflowerblush]

Battle in the Red Zone?

 

[ActuallySpaceMan42]

No, just like Goku canceling Roshi's Kamehameha with one of equal force is not Power Nullification, overpowering someone's attack and forcing it back is not Attack Reflection.

 

[Damage3245]

No, just like Goku canceling Roshi's Kamehameha with one of equal force is not Power Nullification, overpowering someone's attack and forcing it back is not Attack Reflection.

This is correct.

 

[BOEGVELD]

Possibly, though the word reflect is used. It's regarding Goku vs Piccolo. When they both launch their attack, Goku's ''reflects'' Piccolo's blast, according to Piccolo. Saw someone post it recently, so I was curious if it would qualify. Don't worry tho I'm not actually trying to add anything to anyone's profile

In other instances like Vegeta vs Goku, the blast simply seems to be overpowered at a certain point.

 

[KLOL506]

Attack Reflection would be Captain America's Vibranium Shield reflecting back Thor's hammer strike, or Kratos using the Golden Fleece to redirect the attack right back at his foes, or Dante using Royalguard to redirect his enemies' attacks right back at them at full force.

This. This ain't it.