Eversor Assassin vs Lupin The 3rd - Guts and Glory 5-0-0

[Stillwinston]

Meh its a bad idea but I'm curious.

Plot: Lupin tries to pinch a rare item belong to the Imperial Ecclesiarchy, an Eversor catches wind and hunts for Lupin.

Speed is equalised. Lupin had 20 minutes of time to prepare. Fight takes place in a gigantic cathedral from Warhammer 40K. Both are of course 8-C. SBA otherwise.

The assassin with issues: 5

Best anime conman: 0

Incon: 0

Officio Assassinorum

For those that defy the Imperium, only the Emperor can judge your crimes. Only in death can you receive the Emperor's Judgement.Motto of the Officio Assassinorum The Officio Assassinorum is the Imperium's highly secretive agency designed to push individuals beyond normal human limits, turning...

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Lupin III (Character)

Lupin III (ルパン三世, Rupan Sansei) is the grandson of Arsène Lupin, and is the world's most wanted gentleman thief. He sometimes appears incompetent, but mostly as a charade to catch his opponents off guard. While he has been arrested and thrown in jail on a number of occasions, he has always...

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[Arcker123]

Ap for officio?

 

[Stillwinston]

Not sure, but he has 3 weapons that dura negate so his won't really matter as much I'd assume. So what can Lupin do with prep time?

 

[Arcker123]

He can make 8-C bombs iirc

 

[Stillwinston]

Aight given he's got 20 mins he can probably put them in place before Eversor shows up I guess

 

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[EliminatorVenom]

I'll be honest, I didn't know Lupin before this and I like him a lot already from his profile. Kudos to whoever created it.

But I must give this to the Eversor, with middling difficulty. Lupin certainly can kill him by setting bombs and taking him from an advantageous position, but it is incredibly unlikely that the Eversor will be easily fooled or destroyed by this. I find it more likely Lupin causing some serious damage and crippling the Eversor, but the Eversor landing a few blows, and here's the important part. The Eversor has incredibly powerful poisons that can murder almost instantly very enhanced, biologically resistant beings that can themselves shrug off poison that can kill people in moments, and has many other tools on his arsenal that allow him to ignore durability to incredible degrees. Also, I really do not doubt Lupin's skill and he'd be a great opponent, but even what is described on his profile pales a bit compared to the king of training regimen that Eversors go through. He's going to come with a lot of unarmed skill and experience with ballistics against a feral assassin who's unlike anything he ever fought before, trained to the point that people who fought daily in all kinds of warfare for +80 years almost nonstop are completely outclassed in combat against those things.

Lupin would be an incredible character inside the 40k universe and could be an awesome Inquisition agent, but an Eversor is too much for him to take on alone.

 

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[Stefano4444]

I'll be honest, I didn't know Lupin before this and I like him a lot already from his profile. Kudos to whoever created it.

You can thank me for that.

 

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[Galactic_Astronaut]

Eversor FRA.

 

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[Peppersalt43]

Eversor FRA

 

[AbaddonTheDisappointment]

Eversor FRA