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Kai (Ninjago) vs Hercules (God of War) [0-0-0]

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Just gonna point down, but chances are the hammer bonks him.
Even if the hammer hits, Thor himself would likely die too
Wouldn't that just be completely bypassed by big flames attack
BTW can I have Kai's fights in this key, just to find his first move. Cause if it's talking like a dipshit or not AoEing *******...
It should just be the same as base form as it didn't really get much screentime and they had to ram throught CK's soldiers to break the Overlord's crystal/snatch away the GWs when they had it
So you can't explain it, "It just is"... okay then, we're at an impass.
I saw it in a thread but pretty sure its via uncountably amount stuff
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I almost forgot, but Kai can also boost his speed with Spinjitzu and attack faster and make it easier for him to manage Thor and his hammer
 
Due to the distance between two universes is unqualifiable, thus no amount of multiplier can cover the gap, it sound really bad i know, but it is currently and we treats anyone who scales to more universes will oneshot the one who scales to less. However this isn't apply to tier 1 iirc, only tier 2, unless the verse specific that, destroy more tier 1 structure requires more power
 
Due to the distance between two universes is unqualifiable, thus no amount of multiplier can cover the gap, it sound really bad i know, but it is currently and we treats anyone who scales to more universes will oneshot the one who scales to less. However this isn't apply to tier 1 iirc, only tier 2, unless the verse specific that, destroy more tier 1 structure requires more power
In Ninjago at least, people like Unagami who only scale to 1 Low 1-C structure is depicted as massively below those who can destroy 17 of them
 
In Ninjago at least, people like Unagami who only scale to 1 Low 1-C structure is depicted as massively below those who can destroy 17 of them
It can simply be treated as having bigger scaling chain. You need good evidence to prove, not simply being stronger. Such as DBH which show that you need increases in Ki in order to destroy more (low 1-c) timelines, and Ki increases = physical stats increases.
 
It can simply be treated as having bigger scaling chain.
Well Unagami is physically limited to a single structure (due to encompassing it), while people like the Overlord, who is stronger than him, can destroy way more
You need good evidence to prove, not simply being stronger. Such as DBH which show that you need increases in Ki in order to destroy more (low 1-c) timelines, and Ki increases = physical stats increases.
FSM went from being able to affect only the 17 Low 1-C structures (in base) to scaling to everything in the cosmology with his Dragon Cores, including outside Realms, so yeah they can raise the amount of structures they can destroy depending on the lvl of their power
 
Well Unagami is physically limited to a single structure (due to encompassing it), while people like the Overlord, who is stronger than him, can destroy way more
This is just scaling chain

FSM went from being able to affect only the 17 Low 1-C structures (in base) to scaling to everything in the cosmology with his Dragon Cores, including outside Realms, so yeah they can raise the amount of structures they can destroy depending on the lvl of their power
This could be more power = destroying more structure. But seems like an interpretation to me than a concrete evidence. Though idk the verse so i will not comment on it
 
This is just scaling chain
I still find it weird that a tier 1 guy destroying more Tier 1 structures than another would be on the same lvl as someone who does less, unless you're suggesting its just higher without quantifications
 
I still find it weird that a tier 1 guy destroying more Tier 1 structures than another would be on the same lvl as someone who does less, unless you're suggesting its just higher without quantifications
Because tier 2 upward are all infinity and higher, multiplying infinity you still get infinity. Only tier 2 is having a weird standard of scaling to more universes = stronger due to the distance between universes being unknown

So unless the verse specific affecting more structure require more power. They are all baseline, and you get stronger via multiplier, boost, amp or scaling chain
 
Vietthai is right, the gap between two space-time continuums is unquantifiable because the space between those two would be of an insignificant 5-D size. The arguments I am assuming (Someone can correct me on that) apply to all other tiers above, insignificant higher-dimensional space separating them and all. However, this then results in another mess. If you blow up two universes, but the other guy blows up 3, that 3 universe attack will one-shot the two universe buster due to this unquantifiable gap as per the rules.

I actually doubt the AP will matter in the long run tho, because of the hax that Thor has with his hammer alone. Contact means certain death, and I don't recall Ninjago resisting anything at the CM1 level, especially layered CM1.

Speaking of hax, Thor's resistances are layered and at the CM1 level as well. Even the fire resistance he packs is on that level. Every single piece of magic GoW wields is at that level. How exactly is Kai bypassing those?

Not voting just yet, but I'd like to see what the others have on this.

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This is AP one shot vs Hax One shot, if you take the "unknowable distance between realms" seriously accross all tiers. Then it becomes who hits who first.

Or this is complete Thor stomp.
 
Kai has no resistance to Type 1 concept manipulation that I can see, so any stray lightning bolt fries him.

Not a single hax ability he has is bypassing Thor's resistances. Thor also resists resistance negation via withstanding the Draupnir Spear's siphoning initially.

Thor has actual Tier 1 range with his attacks via shockwaves too. And can create AoE lightning blasts, albeit at a significantly shorter range.

This is just a who hits first that entirely depends on Kai having oneshot worthy AP to stand a remote chance.
 
Doesn't speed equalization only apply to characters and not weapons? Therefore leading to Mjölnir moving at infinite speed to smite Kai? And thus speed stomp for Thor?
 
Doesn't speed equalization only apply to characters and not weapons? Therefore leading to Mjölnir moving at infinite speed to smite Kai? And thus speed stomp for Thor?
I think so? You couldn't equalize speed for weapons anyway last I checked.
 
Doesn't speed equalization only apply to characters and not weapons? Therefore leading to Mjölnir moving at infinite speed to smite Kai? And thus speed stomp for Thor?
Wouldn't that still fall under his attack Speed?
The combat speed of that faster character is assumed to be equalized to the combat speed of the slower character. Every other speed the faster character has is reduced by the same multiplier. This includes the speed of any attacks, projectiles,
 
Well even so, why can't we speed equalize other entities helping in the match?

Since when is that a rule?
It's never been officially established, but it has been a way to consider win cons. Case in point,
Furthermore, matchmaking only extends to characters. It's why we can't make weapon profiles and location profiles fight, and therefore why the speed equal rule doesn't apply to them.
 
Even assuming speed was equalized on all fronts, it basically becomes a matter of who hits who. Kai's wincon is AP, Thor's wincon is hax and range.
 
Even assuming speed was equalized on all fronts, it basically becomes a matter of who hits who. Kai's wincon is AP, Thor's wincon is hax and range.
Well like the other guy said before, Kai can technically enhance his AP and especially his Speed with Spinjitzu
 
Ares would be a haxstomp of ungodly proportions. Dude can teleport, BFR, play mind-games, make copies of his enemies, Power Null and Steal, plus AD.
Anyone else I can use? I wanted to do something related to GOW
 
Anyone else I can use? I wanted to do something related to GOW
There's Hercules. He has a Hax advantage through CM1 and his stuns but beside that he doesn't have a big range aoe or starts with any ranged one shot powerful hax. His range is also meh. His weapons also has no separate speed or is even it's own entity.
 
Hi yes, as someone who deals in Speed Equal Rules a lot, Mjolnir is a part of Thor's kit, so it's reduced by the same amount Thor is. The only reason this applies to firearms is because a bullet moving at 2 meters a second is dogshit.
 
Hi yes, as someone who deals in Speed Equal Rules a lot, Mjolnir is a part of Thor's kit, so it's reduced by the same amount Thor is. The only reason this applies to firearms is because a bullet moving at 2 meters a second is dogshit.
Hi there, too late of a response, speed equal doesn't matter, fight turns inconclusive due to hax layering BS.
 
There's Hercules. He has a Hax advantage through CM1 and his stuns but beside that he doesn't have a big range aoe or starts with any ranged one shot powerful hax. His range is also meh. His weapons also has no separate speed or is even it's own entity.
Assuming Herc doesn't get swiped by the AP gap instantly
 
There's Hercules. He has a Hax advantage through CM1 and his stuns but beside that he doesn't have a big range aoe or starts with any ranged one shot powerful hax. His range is also meh. His weapons also has no separate speed or is even it's own entity.
Alright, I'll change the thread to this then
 
What's stopping this from being an AP stomp?
 
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