Diamante vs Endeavor

[Nierre]

Another Random Match

Diamante vs Endeavor​

• In character
• Speed Equalized
• Fight takes place in the Corrida Colosseum
• Win via KO, Incapacitation, Killing.
• Diamante's AP: 1 Gigatons
• Endeavor's AP: 640 Megatons

The Hero of Corrida Coliseum:
The Number 1 Hero:
Inconclusive:

 

[Nierre]

Note: Endeavor has a little less than 2x the AP gap, but he does bypass durability with high temperatures.

 

[TimmyTurnero]

Endeavor dumps a whole blanket of hell fire on him and call it a day

 

[LIFE_OF_KING]

And then you guys realize that Haki has fire resistance

 

[SuperStar]

It does?

 

[TheRustyOne]

Endeavor downscales from 640 to baseline 7-A+ or 550 Megatons, due to being inferior to Shigaraki. As Haki has resistance to fire, and this guy is going to do big damage with every hit. Endeavor lost one gauntlet and was bleeding from his head from one 640 MT punch.

To be honest in terms of scaling from in universe, a High 7-A baseline attack might kill or at least fatally wound Endeavor. Shigaraki, who is more durable than Endeavor, almost lost his jaw to a Baseline High 7-A attack. This guy is comparable to an attack that almost ripped through Shigaraki's jaw.

Though I'm not certain how this works in versus threads. I have to ask, but how good is the fire resistance? How hot are the flames they resist, have a feeling it's going to be very high.

 

[MonkeyOfLife]

How hot are the flames they resist, have a feeling it's going to be very high.

Yee... Um I guess Ace or Akainu... Ace made the whole of Drum Island not snow for an entire day which that island is 50Fº below temperature and Akainu instantly vaporized steel by just being close to him and permanently changed the climate of an island

But I'm not sure what haki scales too

 

[Nierre]

Though I'm not certain how this works in versus threads.

It doesn't work the same as in verse.

I have to ask, but how good is the fire resistance?

Not sure.

 

[LIFE_OF_KING]

Akainu instantly vaporized steel by just being close to him

Honestly it doesn't sound like evaporation. It looks like it is charring the sword

 

[MonkeyOfLife]

It looks like it is charring the sword

What you mean? if it were only charring the sword wouldn't half of the sword be seen tho?

 

[LIFE_OF_KING]

I mean, do you see any steam? And why would the sword turn black?

It is easier to assume that the sword was charred and weakened to the point of breaking

 

[MonkeyOfLife]

And why would the sword turn black?

Because the remaining of it hasn't been vaporized yet

It is easier to assume that the sword was charred and weakened to the point of breaking

That is a whole Headcanon tho... That didn't happen more then half of the weapon is literally gone mid movement

 

[LIFE_OF_KING]

Because the remaining of it hasn't been vaporized yet

But even the fragments are black

That is a whole head Canon tho... That didn't happen half of the weapon is literally gone mid movement

You say this as if it is literally confirmed that Akainu vaporized the sword

And again, there is not even steam in the scene

 

[Nierre]

Yeah that's... not vaporization at all..

If that's vaporization then this site must have double standards... (hxh, jjk)

 

[MonkeyOfLife]

You say this as if it is literally confirmed that Akainu vaporized the sword

No I do not... That is just the most logical explanation.

And again, there is not even steam in the scene

I don't think you are supposed to see the steam when something gets vaporized...
I mean this was vaporization and no steam

But even the fragments are black

What does that mean?

 

[LIFE_OF_KING]

That is just the most logical explanation

Definitely not

this was vaporization and no steam

The steel literally turned liquid, how the hell is that evaporation?

What does that mean?

No sign of vaporization. The destroyed pieces of the sword that are closest to Akainu are just black and fragmented

And anyway, I don't even think that is accepted. So whatever

 

[MonkeyOfLife]

And anyway, I don't even think that is accepted. So whatever

Heat Aura (Just by forming an attack, the heat coming off his body has been shown to vaporize steel weapons around him. With his power running for a ten day battle, it is powerful enough to permanently change the weather of one half of an island into a blazing inferno that embroils even the surrounding sea)

The steel literally turned liquid, how the hell is that evaporation?

Stop lying. Literally it's mid movement and nearly the whole sword is gone plus there are small pieces flying upwards

 

[MonkeyOfLife]

Well he also instantly vaporized this which supports the feat of him vaporizing steel

 

[LIFE_OF_KING]

To vaporize ice requires a temperature of 100 degrees :v

 

[MonkeyOfLife]

To vaporize ice requires a temperature of 100 degrees :v

Funny.

 

[TimmyTurnero]

Vaporization is the act of turning something into vapor, steam. If no steam is shown, then it’s not vaporized. I think you’re getting melting and vaporization mixed up.
In the OPM clip you showed the ship was being melted, lol.
Also I do believe his heat>> endeavors holy hell he caused a storm with it lmao

 

[MonkeyOfLife]

In the OPM clip you showed the ship was being melted, lol.

Yee I realized…

I think you’re getting melting and vaporization mixed up.

No… this is melted

and Akainu >>>> Light in heat

If no steam is shown, then it’s not vaporized.

I don’t think you always need to see the vapor…

 

[Nierre]

Moving back on topic.... any arguments for Diamante?

 

[Nierre]

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