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If I remember from Prototype 2, Mercer can also infect targete if they have physical contact though, that's one way plus don't forget the gas while he dives to stella
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I love how everyone's forgetting me saying that she literally erases things from existence via heat alone.The pen or the sword said:Unless she resist molecular level diseases her immune system is pretty meaningless here, the heat could be a problem but from what you said it simply ionizes the gas creating plasma, if thats the case the virus may survive. Though question if you believe mercer couldn't even touch her why make this fight?
That is still quite literally a step further from vaporization, which mercer came back from. But ok let's wait for Bambu.DeathNoodles said:Plasma is just ionised gasses with their valence electrons added or removed, thus having their own ions moving freely... So uh, I'm pretty sure plasma is still made up of molecules and atoms. Unless you're saying that gasses (and ionised gasses) are not made up of molecules?
Ikki's sword, which I'm pretty sure was done via hax of some kind, as I'm pretty sure no AP or heat in the world would cause stuff to literally get erased out of existence, as that would break the law of conservation of mass in real life.
It still doesn't change the fact that she hasn't used plasma conversion or EE on anything outside of inanimate objects.
We'll wait for Bambu then.Firephoenixearl said:That is still quite literally a step further from vaporization, which mercer came back from. But ok let's wait for Bambu.
Ikki's sword is a physical sword that is created through hax. But a literal physical sword. Also "the law of conservation of mass in real life" this is fiction boy. And says the guy arguing for a dude who can come back from vaporization.
...Excuse me the difference is? She has used EE on inanimate High 6-B Objects.
Considering her ability is literally conceptual in nature, it's quite possible yes. Stella just hugs him and he won't even exist anymore, not even a single molecule.DeathNoodles said:That sounds like hax rather than just mere heat. It still doesn't change the fact that Stellar's stamina isn't limitless though, or that Mercer can outlive her.
Fire uses up oxygen, and produces carbon dioxide... It doesn't "burn gasses" in the way you're speaking of.
1. Whoops. I'll try to not do that again.Firephoenixearl said:...
Death noodles...
1. Don't quote large walls of text
2. Im speechless. I need actual arguments here. The difference between a living being and an object. I will tell you one difference and that is the soul, otherwise you're just an object.
The said "heat" can also EE, so it clearly is not actual heat here, so it's treated as hax by default. And like hax, it would be necessary to have feats/scans to showcase the extent on the hax's effects, or else it can be assumed that is the extent of their hax's effects and thus can be argued that they couldn't do more than that.Firephoenixearl said:2. Not really. It was done through "heat". Not matter manipulation. And even matter manipulation doesn't stop at "just objects" unless it's outright stated that "it can only work on objects". There is literally no difference between a living being and an object other than the fact that one well moves and stuff. Both are made of matter, atoms etc. And unless you have the argument as to why heat would only burn inanimate objects, it's not really a point. Considering throughout the fight heat has been a problem for characters.
The pen or the sword said:Stealla age= 15
Golden darkness age= 24000
Japan I have questions...
Not passive, but in character. I'd say it's just decisive for Stella.The pen or the sword said:If she has passive body heat ee this is a stomp, alex cant touch her and neither can his gasses, its all erased before it touches her.
It can be classified as "heat", but it can be argued that is the extent of her "fictional heat" until she has a scan/feat of EE a living target (even a reliable statement could work, just as long as it explicitly states such). I can argue that her "fictional heat" attacks could only EE or Plasma convert inanimate objects, for that is how hax (or abilities similar to it in this case) is treated in this site. If a character's ability bypasses conventional durability, then it would be necessary to know what the extent and mechanics of that is, and assume that is the cap of their ability until they have feats/scans that says they can do better. This logic can apply to Stella until she has the scans/feats of affecting living targets, especially when said abilities are shown to be durability-negating (with abilities such as EE).Firephoenixearl said:Yes, but it's just "fictional heat". Just cus it's "wanked by the author" (let's call it that) doesn't change its mechanics from heat to "hax that works only on matter". Heat is heat, the fact that it does things it's not physically possible doesn't make it something different. Still heat. It's like saying "it's not possible to physically generate this much power from kinetic energy (punches) that's why every physical attack in fiction is hax".
Also that's a specific case cus she's never used it on people even when she should have done it and iirc she can only manipulate something don't remember all too well. I watched too love ru way back (just a lamer version of DxD), but i think there was something about them being specifically only capable of manipulating a certain thing. Even with objects it's not every object just specific ones.
It is, based on Mercer's overall reactions to uninfected targets. He literally gassed the entire Penn Station (with an ordinary civilian sleeping on the bench nearby, and he doesn't even have a qualm of infecting even that civilian with the gasses) and started a viral apocalypse because of his plan to replace humanity, and he similarly used Whitelight gasses to infect un-infected targets such as some Blackwatch soldiers. There were no one who has encountered Prototype 2 Mercer who either isn't dead or hasn't been infected (even Heller himself got infected in some way. Same thing for the people working for Prototype 2 Mercer, who are the Evolved... Who are all infected). Any of the targets that Mercer hasn't tried to infect are those that are already infected in some way. All of this suggests that Mercer would want to infect his targets at the first opportunity.Firephoenixearl said:Also the gasses aren't even in character for Alex, i barely remember any time he used the gasses he always uses tentaclescus he's a hentai addict. He would go for the absorption via tentacles or normal attacks, but it's very unlikely that stella would give him that much time.
Yes but she's the only one there. It's like saying, "imma just use a nuke to kill a normal human". He doesn't do that.The pen or the sword said:Yeah and starting him off in a random location he will turn it into an infected zone to make the situation more favorable to him and kill his opponent.
He literally got that civilian on the bench infected. That civilian was basically the only one infected in that screen as far as on-screen portrayal goes (the gasses infected others of course, but it still shows the civilian being the only one on-screen). I don't see why it shouldn't be out of the question for him to "fart" on just one target.Firephoenixearl said:@Death
Yes, but he doesn't use it in fights most of the time. He usually tries to consume his targets, not "lol fart" them. He has done it in canon but when he wants to infect a huge group of people, not when he wants to infect a single person.
About the heat. Again bring me a logical argument as to why heat wouldn't work on living beings and it'll be fine.
...Mercer has never gone for the "whack and slash" type of attacks against un-infected targets as of the Prototype 2 timeline (and the human James Heller bit was PIS. Considering the reason Heller was able to resist Mercer's hax was because of "lol, Resilient DNA" that was never elaborated further on, and how Mercer didn't use the rest of his moves that he has from Prototype 1, I'm pretty sure I can argue PIS here). He literally infected that one civilian sleeping on the bench (there was definitely no one else around Mercer's vicinity during that time)... That's evidence for gassing a single target...Firephoenixearl said:He's obviously not against infecting humans. He just never does "lol gas" when he has a single target. Absolutely never. He just goes for the whack and slash doesn't really use gasses.
He literally turned around (and was facing a direction that should have the civilian in his field of vision) and then started to gas. I'm pretty sure that civilian was within his field of vision when he decided to gas, so you arguing that he "has never looked at that guy" doesn't sound logical. And he literally wants to infect everyone on the planet, that was his main goal in Prototype 2, so that logically applies to both singular and multiple targets for gassing. And that civilian was definitely a target (doesn't matter if they're a direct or indirect one). A target for the infection.Firephoenixearl said:...
He didn't do that to infect that one guy, he did it to infect everyone around, he never even looked at that guy, he wasn't even a target.
Yes, but we don't allow that, there aren't other people in SBA otherwise people with mind control and stuff would gain stupid advantages by turning the whole city into his minions.
We do actually, just look at The Thing fights.Firephoenixearl said:Yes, but we don't allow that, there aren't other people in SBA otherwise people with mind control and stuff would gain stupid advantages by turning the whole city into his minions.