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Low 7-B Forms
Speed Equal
Distance: 100 Meters Apart
Location: Cell Games Arena
All Might
Magna Swing
Speed Equal
Distance: 100 Meters Apart
Location: Cell Games Arena
All Might
Magna Swing
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Gigantomachia VS Magna Swing
- Thread starter Novaslayer232
- Start date
Epsilon_R
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Magna is 7-B if you haven't noticed. Though he's 13.6 MT so that's fair.
Magna has a 3.5× AP and Dura advantage, he also has the stamina advantage as well as invisible attacks and Danmaku. He pretty much takes the W
Tbh, All Might's only win condition would be Lifting Strength
Magna has a 3.5× AP and Dura advantage, he also has the stamina advantage as well as invisible attacks and Danmaku. He pretty much takes the W
Tbh, All Might's only win condition would be Lifting Strength
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Make it Gigantomachi or something so that it at least be the same tier.
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- Thread starter
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not gonna lie i forgot about him completely ill chance it
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It sucks because I love both franchises but the difference in power sucks. Hopefully Shigaraki 2.0 has some massive AP feats though that doesn't help against the haxs in Black Clover.
