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I do wonder how many times im going to have to just repost the same scans until you acknowledge them. Loptr is half of Aesir's power. Aesir = Jubileus. Ergo, Loptr is inferior to Jubileus. Its not that hard to comprehend.No it wasn't an amped Jubileus, Kamiya himself even said in one of the bayonetta artbooks that she wasn't remotely finished with her resurrection in the end of bayonetta 1 because she got resurrected in the human world instead of Paradiso, I'll find the scan when I get the time. Also for the nth time, post the scans that Jubileus in the first game is in anyway shape or form comparable to Loptr. Because the fact you aren't posting any scans at all makes me take your argument less seriously.
My guy, YOU are the one taking he scenes out of context. Myself, Minaj, and Comic have done nothing but provide context for them, which you continue to ignore because it goes against what you believe to be true. Lets take the Prophet Loptr fight for example.And you haven't actually debunked our points beyond taking the scenes out of context or point out a random event that means nothing when the end of each fight always ends with Bayo being at Loptr's mercy. None of the hax arguments you've posted remotely debunks the fact that Loptr shot 2 lasers and got Bayo on her knees struggling to get up right before he decides to use the "hax" you claim he does, which is right after he tells her to give him the eye when she barely got back up still panting.
Without context: Bayonetta was hit by two lasers and incapacitated, and Loptr then mindhaxxed her.
With Context: Bayonetta spent an entire fight dominating Loptr (who is canonically half as powerful as several other bosses she had beaten casually up until that point such as Rodin and Jubileus) in combat while withstanding his durability-negating aura that was tearing apart her internal organs, was hit by a stray laser and temporarily brought to her knees. Loptr then uses mind hax to try to incapacitate her. Later on in the Lost Chapters of Muspelheim she beat him 1v1 without any issue.
You see how that makes a major difference? An explanation of what is actually happening as well as the context of previous feats really helps rather than just looking at a fight isolated from every other feat in he series.
Reposting the scans of this from earlier in the thread.Or how Young Loptr punching her in the end of the fight did enough to get her severely injured with him throwing a building being enough to knock her out as we clearly see the next time we see her. Also weekly, if you tell me one more time that the building itself was what Loki needed to knock her out, you're flat out admitting she's not even that strong if a building was what's needed to knock her out and not Loptr's own power. Choose your words wisely, otherwise I'll just flat out say that she should be downgraded to 8-C by your own logic.
This feat, Loptr throwing a city-sized meteor, happened in the same fight, and was dealt with casually.
And why does this matter? Because the feat was done by Madama Butterfly, with Rodin in his base form alone being casually stronger than a bloodlusted Madama Butterfly.
Meanwhile Bayo by Rodin's own admission stomped both of his prime forms.
Ergo, the claim that 'Kid Loki beat Bayo with a rock' is invalid as a much, much stronger feat was casually dealt with in the same fight by a character that Bayonetta scales significantly above. On top of this, Bayonetta was not knocked out, Loptr just destroyed the battlefield and fled because Bayonetta would have defeated him otherwise, which she did later on in the Lost Chapters of Muspelheim. So please, do us both a favor and drop this part of the argument, claiming that Bayo is inferior to child Loptr is utter nonsense and the fact that its even being brought up as a argument at all is baffling.