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Yes, he is, speed is equalized, his bullets null regen on dio's level, and alucard can regenerate from drops of blood
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Speed equalized doesn't mean Alucard's bullets are now MTFL+, so The World easily slaps the bullets away.WeeklyBattles said:Yes, he is, speed is equalized, his bullets null regen on dio's level, and alucard can regenerate from drops of blood
Telekinesis on DIO, yes. Telekinesis on The World, lmao no. Alucard has never demonstrated using his telekinesis on intangible beings, and therefore would not be able to use it on The World. Once The World obliterates Alucard his telekinesis would stop, and DIO would be free to move.WeeklyBattles said:Alucard would have his speed changed to MFTL just like the World's so implying that the World is just going to hit him over and over endlessly without Alucard being able to do anything to prevent it is completely wrong. Alucard can just hold Dio and the World in place with his telekinesis.
Turning Alucard into a puddle wont get rid of his souls and wont make him stop regenerating.
Telekinesis: In the manga, Alucard uses telekinesis to close a door on a fleeing SWAT officer. He also launched six SWAT officers into the air and guided them to flag poles where they were impaled. Alucard is later seen moving a broken down air-craft carrier from the Gulf of Italy to the Dover of London all in a little less than 40 minutes.DMUA said:Alucard doesn't even use his TK in a fight. Literally the only time he used it was to S U C C all the blood from across the city.
Telekinesis is the ability to affect an object through thought alone, which implies that the object is tangible. The World is not an object, it's an incoporeal mainfestation of the soul. There is no object for Alucard to interact with via thought when it comes to The World. And must I remind you that two forms of intangibility interacting do not result in a tangible Reaction because the mechanics of intangibility vary from series to series, that fallacy comes from the depiction of ghosts we see in cartoons. It's like saying Star Platinum can punch Kenshiro in Muso Tensei , or that Danny Phantom can punch Kitty Pryde.WeeklyBattles said:You do know that telekinesis itself is intangible right? You dont need to have a feat of it working on intangible things to say it works on intangible things because telekinesis itself is intangible. In short, yes, it would work on The World.
Well lets see, Alucard has immediate precog that would let him know where the World is going to attack and would allow him to dodge, he can teleport, he can hypnotize Dio just by looking into his eyes, create an illusion to trick Dio into attacking something that isnt there, make the shadows in the surrounding area attack Dio, summon a city's worth of familiars to overwhelm Dio, or literally just fly out of Dio's range as the World can only go 10 meters whereas Alucard can attack from several kilometers away.
Where is that ever stated or even implied?
WTF I just explained how the very concept IS limited to tangible objects, your counter-argument can't be "no". The proof of burden is o you to prove that Alucard's telekinesis is not limited to just tangible objects, and at the very least demonstrate that it has affected an intangible object before. Like I said, Alucard's fighting style revolves around him willingly putting himself in danger, wanting to get purposely get hurt, so he would never really stick to being incorporeal for very long.WeeklyBattles said:No, telekinesis is not limited to tangible objects. If you want to argue that two forms of intangibility dont react the same way then The World will never touch Alucard as he can become both intangible through multiple means as well as become completely incorporeal.
Speed is equalized so yes he will be able to dodge the attack. Where are you getting the idea that alucard wants to be hit? Seriously please explain because not once is this ever the case during the entire series.
Dio doesnt have 12 years, he has approximately 9 hours before the sun comes up and he dies of exposure.
I don't think DIO would just sit there and kill him over and over either, he very well could seeing as how he's a sadistic and egotistical freak, but I doubt it. I feel like he would visit and murder Alucard over and over until he finally dies.ApiesDeathbyLazors said:'>12 years 'of straight murder to kill Alucard
I doubt Dio would stand there for 12 years just to kill Alucard. This just screams Inconclusive even more now.
This sounds like a bloodlusted Dio, which is not the case. Dio will stop trying to kill Alucard eventually. Alucard regens and walks away yelling "Like a bitch!"ProfessorLord said:I don't think DIO would just sit there and kill him over and over either, he very well could seeing as how he's a sadistic and egotistical freak, but I doubt it. I feel like he would visit and murder Alucard over and over until he finally dies.
DIO still wins, even if it does end up taking a very long time. Inconclusive means no winner can be determined, but seeing as how DIO holds a majority of the advantages and DOES have a way to kill Alucard, he should be the victor, even if it means taking a very long time to do so. So not inconclusive.
Mate ya well aware that doesnt work the way ya claim.WeeklyBattles said:No, telekinesis is not limited to tangible objects. If you want to argue that two forms of intangibility dont react the same way then The World will never touch Alucard as he can become both intangible through multiple means as well as become completely incorporeal.
Speed is equalized so yes he will be able to dodge the attack. Where are you getting the idea that alucard wants to be hit? Seriously please explain because not once is this ever the case during the entire series.
Dio doesnt have 12 years, he has approximately 9 hours before the sun comes up and he dies of exposure.
A weakness is a weakness.Genericstickman said:I still think it's not a fair fight if one of the fighters has a time limit to kill the other before they get killed by the arena
(Google) Telekinesis: the supposed ability to move objects at a distance by mental power or other nonphysical means.WeeklyBattles said:@Professor And youre incorrect, telekinesis is not limited solely to tanbgible things as telekinesis at its core is already intangible as it is literally thought given force. And no, Alucard's fighting style does not revolve around purposely being injured and it never has.
Alucard dodges attacks all the time and its further amped by his precog so yes he is actually a dodging expert and yes, speed equalization does by the very definition mean that everything is moving at one consistent speed.
Dio's AP advantage is barely 5x and alucard has half a dozen abilities that ensure he wont be getting harmed by Dio's attacks or even touched at all, brute force wont help Dio fight an opponent he cant hit. It is completely in character for Alucard to level the battlefield when he gets pissed off enough and Dio still cant survive being hit by Jackal's regen nulling bullets.
Alucard was holding back immensely and toying with Luke because he knew Luke couldnt beat him, he has never purposely allowed himself to be hit against an opponent as powerful as himself.
Dio time stops and takes weaponary away.Monarch Laciel said:If attack speed is ridiculously slower, it gets brought up too, so the jackals are the same speed actually.
Alucard has never used incorporeality for more than a moments, and he sure as hell has never used it to win a fight. In-character, he'd rather progress the fight more than anything, seeing as how he willingly lets himself get fatally wounded in every single fight he's been in. (See my other post for examples.)Monarch Laciel said:*Incorporeality: Alucard's true form is a shadow like non-physical entity. All physical and even supernatural attacks phase right through him and it is extremely difficult to damage his true form.
Inconclusive. That, or Alucard does some illusiony tricks and makes Dio think the sun hasn't risen yet when it's actually noon