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Percy for the reasons above.
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Captain Torch said:The bias is almost as strong as in OP threads lol
Captain Torch said:The bias is almost as strong as in OP threads lol
Why haven't you counted the two votes for Percy?Meosos said:4:0 for Percy
But being able to affect anything supernatural isn't realy that bid of a deal. Verse equalization does that anyway, and if he jerked back in pain at that level of heat why wouldn't he be harmed by Natsu's superior heat. And regardless. the whole point of pain is to tell you that you've been harmed...Reppuzan said:@Rinkaku
I should probably give what I said earlier context.
Percy wasn't the one who got burned, it was Kronos in Luke's body who ALSO had the Curse of Achilles. In addition, there wasn't actually any harm, he simply jerked back in pain.
In addition, Celestial Bronze can affect anything supernatural, as it's able to cut the likes of Carter Kane, who's a magician.
Well that's fine...but you yourself said that Kronos in an Invulnerable body felt pain from heat that is clearly weaker than Natsu's. So which one is more likely? Hyperion's flames were as hot as the sun, or as hot as the core?Reppuzan said:@Delta
Percy doesn't have "an ocean", he's not strong enough to control an entire ocean at once.
@Rinkaku
I fail to see how Natsu's heat is superior when Percy stared down the literal embodiment of fire and tanked his attacks long enough for Hyperion to be sealed.
Reppuzan said:@Rinkaku
I don't see how fire from the conceptual embodiment of the hearth on Mout Olympus is inferior to Natsu's flames.
And Hestia isn't weakened.
In addition, Luke's body withstood getting blasted by lightning from Zeus' throne, which should count for something.
@Kaltias
Percy might feel the punch, but he wouldn't actually take any damage from it. The Curse of Achilles insures that direct damage via physical force is ultimately meaningless.
Could Percy get burned? I'd think so. But I heavily doubt that Natsu could just roast him.
Yes. Two for Natau.Meosos said:Ok, I am back. At the moment its 6:0 for Percy. Did I miss any votes ?
How? You just basically said that Kronos in and Achillies Cursed Body STILL felt pain (which once again, is mean't to be an indicator of bodily harm) from volcanic heat. It's already clear that Natsu's fire is far above that level of heat so he should be able to harm Percy even with his invulnerability. Saying stuff like he's the "conceptual embodiment" blah blah is the real piss-poor answer. And regardless I already took in account that he's the sun anyway but if he is incapable of damaging a person who's invulnerability stop short of lava then i don't see any reason why his flames would be any hotter than the surface of the sun.Reppuzan said:@Rinkaku
No... it's divine fire from a freaking conceptual embodiment of fire compared to magic from a dragon that the gods can smite by blinking. There's an enormous difference.
Are you just ignoring everything in favor of your own goddamned opinion?
I don't want to get angry, but that's a piss-poor response.
Which two ? names please. I can also only acceept votes, if you clearly say: I vote x for y reasons ...RinkakuKagune said:Yes. Two for Natau.Meosos said:Ok, I am back. At the moment its 6:0 for Percy. Did I miss any votes ?
All this "conceptual" nonsense does nothing to prove that Hylerions fire is superior to Natsu's especially since it came from a character less powerful ghan him regardless. It's just flashy language. YOU were the one who claimed that Hestia was the embodiment of Mt Olympus' HEARTH. I gave the the literal definition of a hearth, and the hearth of a Mountain is basically lava.Reppuzan said:@Cal
The river gods didn't do anything particularly impressive, just shoving the water to throw trash into Percy, all of which either bounced off or shattered against his skin.
They threatened to electrocute Percy with some stray power lines, but we never actually see if it would work given that Percy talked them down first. However, Kronos in Luke's body was shocked by lightning from Zeus' throne and briefly stunned. However, he didn't take much actual damage. After rereading the part of the novel, I did find that Hestia smoked and seared Kronos' hand, but again, divine, conceptually empowered fire.
@Rinkaku
Assuming that something that is conceptually superior to anything that Natsu can put out is the same temperature as lava is ridiculous.