Rikimarox2
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So, we know that if a character disappears/dies/incapacitated for 24 hours, then it is considered a win for the opposing opponent.
However, what about characters that work that way? For example, in a novel I'm reading, there is a character that is designed in such a way that it'll always come back after 24 hours, with more numbers/clones, and is stronger. This cycle continues until, after 9 months straight, it becomes exponential in terms of power and numbers. Though eventually like after a month, it appears every month or so, albeit vastly stronger. This, for the record, includes even if he was;
The character is designed to fight this way, ie wait the 24 hours, but would it be considered a loss for it in a normal match, even though his power set requires 24-hour shenanigans?
However, what about characters that work that way? For example, in a novel I'm reading, there is a character that is designed in such a way that it'll always come back after 24 hours, with more numbers/clones, and is stronger. This cycle continues until, after 9 months straight, it becomes exponential in terms of power and numbers. Though eventually like after a month, it appears every month or so, albeit vastly stronger. This, for the record, includes even if he was;
- Erased (Soul shenanigans)
- Incapacitated
- Died by Conceptual Death Manipulation
- Had their time devoured (ie erased from time)
- etc...
The character is designed to fight this way, ie wait the 24 hours, but would it be considered a loss for it in a normal match, even though his power set requires 24-hour shenanigans?