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Wait a minute. VC your own mother- wouldn't you-
nvm.
Anyway someone close this
nvm.
Anyway someone close this
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I think you meant DBH, not DBZ.Dragopentling said:Okay well, gonna be real with my thoughts here.
All the comments here with multiple kudos supporting DBZ or opposing Pokémon is just ridiculous. DBZ profiles are quite messy even if said resistances are supposedly canon, cause they're still rather vague. Plus there's the NLF. I also HATE arguments trying to take advantage of limitations by game mechanics, cause we've established already to not argue based on implementing such except perhaps for TMs or HMs, which need to be specified, anyways.
If we are talking possible composite DBZ profiles being used here, then those comments might make more sense.
"Passive Probability Manipulation (The Grand Priests Miracle CI is constantly at the highest rating, making it so all his attacks have the highest probability of landing on his opponent and that his opponents abilities will always fail to land on him),"GyroNutz said:Also worth mentioning that Darkrai has the time tripper ability which passively gives it a x2 speed amp. If they both need to get off a single hit to win, it's in Darkrai's favour to do so.
Dialga and Palkia are much larger than Darkrai and, I don't think, have the reflexes or instincts of Ultra Instinct.ProfessorKukui4Life said:They absolutely dont Dragomer. Plus, Dark Void in the anime can split into dozens of projectiles and considering Dialga and Palkia actively needed barriers to stop it, rather than just dodge it, that backs us up more that the "Accuracy" point
And yet game mechanics that were never treated as anything are accepted on their profile while other stuff isn't, you can't go 'i don't trust the profiles' and then not put Pokemon under the same standard.ProfessorKukui4Life said:Again, "accuracy" in the way your using it is pure game mechanics and is never treated that way outside the games.
>Not as igile as a Pikachu
You must've missed Dialga and Palkia's fight in the movie. They show pretty damn good dodging. Even then, infinite speed.
Ummmm, sry, I guess??? I'll just call it DB if it really bothers you.Rose of Ragnarok said:I think you meant DBH, not DBZ.Dragopentling said:Okay well, gonna be real with my thoughts here.
All the comments here with multiple kudos supporting DBZ or opposing Pokémon is just ridiculous. DBZ profiles are quite messy even if said resistances are supposedly canon, cause they're still rather vague. Plus there's the NLF. I also HATE arguments trying to take advantage of limitations by game mechanics, cause we've established already to not argue based on implementing such except perhaps for TMs or HMs, which need to be specified, anyways.
If we are talking possible composite DBZ profiles being used here, then those comments might make more sense.
It's not game mechanics if it's in the anime. But accuracy hardly ever comes up in the anime, if at all. I remember tons of instances in the anime where Pokemon use moves like Zap Cannon, Focus Blast, Guillotine, Horn Drill etc and hit their target first try without breaking a sweat. All of these moves have notoriously low accuracies in the game.Dragomer said:You're talking as if the game mechanics aren't litteraly part of the story in DBH and Darkrai's profile wasn't full of game mechanic stuff too, hell even the Pokemon anime clearly reference the game mechanics.
Nah, it's fine. Don't worry about it.Dragopentling said:Ummmm, sry, I guess??? I'll just call it DB if it really bothers you.Rose of Ragnarok said:I think you meant DBH, not DBZ.