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The one that makes me fear is Sigmund that wants to take Gram. Imagine if he later has a serious fight against Kiba and keeps up with him using the thrusters. I'm just horrified of that prospect lol
Hmm, the way I see this, it could depend on the location. I'd say Rias has the advantage in your average battlefield. The important thing here is that Balorias loves to abuse her teleportation, which is just bad for a melee fighter like Sairaorg. There's a good reason a fellow melee fighter like Fenrir had so much difficulty tagging her in their match (also because of the time stop being an annoyance, poor Fenrir did not have any joy at all) and Pseudo DxD had to use Dress Break DxD to stop her techniques as he recognized she would simply teleport away once he entered melee range. Sairaorg has experience against PoD but Rias uses FBV to manipulate them so it would be a bit harder for him.
His punches have a lot of force and range behind them which I would say is his most realistic method of winning given Rias' powerset, but it won't count for much if she is constantly moving away from the danger zone. Despite the force behind them, his punches aren't omni-directional whereas anywhere is fair game for Rias so long as there's shadows. Even if she's in a very tight spot, if she stops time for just a bit, she should be able to achieve a lot looking at how Pseudo DxD absolutely didn't want to get caught for even a moment.
Well if they're in a place with little shadows, Sairaorg would have the advantage. Though I wonder whose transformation would give out first.
Hmm, the way I see this, it could depend on the location. I'd say Rias has the advantage in your average battlefield. The important thing here is that Balorias loves to abuse her teleportation, which is just bad for a melee fighter like Sairaorg. There's a good reason a fellow melee fighter like Fenrir had so much difficulty tagging her in their match (also because of the time stop being an annoyance, poor Fenrir did not have any joy at all) and Pseudo DxD had to use Dress Break DxD to stop her techniques as he recognized she would simply teleport away once he entered melee range. Sairaorg has experience against PoD but Rias uses FBV to manipulate them so it would be a bit harder for him.
His punches have a lot of force and range behind them which I would say is his most realistic method of winning given Rias' powerset, but it won't count for much if she is constantly moving away from the danger zone. Despite the force behind them, his punches aren't omni-directional whereas anywhere is fair game for Rias so long as there's shadows. Even if she's in a very tight spot, if she stops time for just a bit, she should be able to achieve a lot looking at how Pseudo DxD absolutely didn't want to get caught for even a moment.
Well if they're in a place with little shadows, Sairaorg would have the advantage. Though I wonder whose transformation would give out first.