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I see, my bad, mixed things up.Unoriginal Memes said:I'm pretty sure that rule is just there because some of the characters have gotten new information, and not determined by how VS Battles depicted them at the time.
Both.Drite77 said:In terms of reasoning and outcome or only outcome?
Lmao, they get tired by fighting someone actually comparable and even with that, it was DMC3 Dante and Vergil who got stomped by Arkham that time, DMC5 versions for both is different, they still get a little tired but only against comparable opponents, in long fights. Dante was still capable of fighting Vergil back even when he was very tired from fighting Urizen two times without rest. A 4-B character can't tire DMC5 Vergil, but yes, he can win with dura negating hax and speed advantageSorvoe551 said:Vergil vs Sephiroth was correct at the time, DMC4 was the most recent game out and Vergil's last form was Nelo Angelo, which didn't count as him. So, they could only analyze DMC4 prologue and DMC3 Vergil, who is Low 7-B. 4-B Sephiroth massively speed blitzes and power stomps him badly
Even with 3-A/2-C Vergil as of 5, he can only win by getting lucky and hitting Sephiroth once. Plus, it's been shown that if Dante and Vergil are tired, it takes a lot less effort to beat them, so who knows? Maybe Seph could wear Vergil down enough to kill him
Aren't there Devil Arms that can affect souls, though? Or only Dante has them? >_> I can't remember.Dante Demon Killah said:Only attack speed ? With what ability ? If it doesn't negate durability, Vergil just tanks it
However, he can't put down Low-Godly
bish wym seph vs vergil is the best dbSorvoe551 said:DMC5 Vergil against Sephiroth is up to debate, but DMC3 Vergil gets absolutely destroyed by Sephiroth, which DB showed. However, there calculations were awful, hence why it's Right, Bad
I actually think that if he had that sort of clarvoyance, teleportation and reality warping it would be considerably more broken than what he currently has. >_>;MrKingOfNegativity said:The whole "Sephiroth's supernova is actually him casting a giant illusion while he teleports the opponent to a random place where the sun is going to explode" is a reason to call the episode's research "Bad" all on its own.
I don't use the term "headcanon" very often, but that's exactly what that was. And it wasn't even good headcanon, at that.
You're not wrong...TartaChocholate said:I actually think that if he had that sort of clarvoyance, teleportation and reality warping it would be considerably more broken than what he currently has. >_>;