Luck consistently fights and takes strikes from people strong enough to one-shot him, such as Vetto, who has been confirmed stronger than Yami, so even with a 3x ap advantage, that isn't going to impede him in the slightest. His adaption is virtually instant, as he went from getting blitzed to adapting and instantly figuring out the weakness behind Vetto's attack. Analytical Prediction won't help him in the slightest against danmaku of this caliber, as to which he's only going to get faster, his attacks are going to get deadlier. Voting Luck.
Unless that RPL can keep up with someone who can go from being blitzed to keeping up and evading a number of attacks, it doesn't mean much.
Higher AP doesn't mean anything to Luck, his stamina and durability has him constantly take strikes from people who can do grave damage to him and keep fighting at better potency than before, due to his RPL. Luck also has acrobatics, so. Speed Amps are Luck's thing, added with RPL, can't see why it matters.
Okay? What exactly stops Luck from adapting to it like he did Vetto, and figuring out how it works after a simple exchange? How does Vulcan deal with danmaku spam and his increasing speed?
Yes, Dodo Magia (weakest RPL/Analytic Prediction) managed to easily read through Shining Hopper (first activation) stat (1.9x) and constants TP spams that and speed only after around 10 seconds of exposure. Shining Hopper true power allow Zero One to easily out RPL and Analytic Prediction Dodo with ease and Thouser and so on.
Ten seconds of exposure while Luck is pretty much instant in comparison. He got hit with one attack, got up, and adapted. A stat amp of 1.9 doesn't compare to the disparity between Luck and Vetto, as he knew full well he could get one-shot, but got up.
That's fine, assuming he has enough time to do so, considering Luck's amps and RPL is faster.
As said numerous times before, Luck takes strikes people people who can one-shot him and keeps moving.
Doesn't matter how you take it. Monsters in the series have no sold them but exploded anyways. If your durability isn't enough then it just happens.
How did you put both of these in a sentence and think it makes sense? Monsters no sell it, but they explode, but if your durability isn't enough, you die? What kind of logic is that?
If that's it, Luck would easily survive that, assuming it even gets the chance to hit him before he goes for Vulcan's head with dozens of lightning orbs.
Not exactly, there have been many times that Rider's finishers explode people stronger than them. Examples like Faiz vs Bat Orph, Agito vs the Queen Jaguar.
Vulcan can start out with Speed Rampage Blast. This amps his speed up and is a finisher. I'll explain the explosion manip. So in Tokusatsu (think Power Rangers) , if a monster gets hit with a finisher their durability can't handle, they explode from the inside outwards exploding into multiple pieces.
Already established Luck can survive that anyways.
I'm aware, don't see how it matters considering it's not going to hit or kill him.
And then Vulcan can easily RPL through it just fine. Does Luck have feat of RPL through 1000x stat gaps before? It take more than
yes, but you gotta remembered that is literally the bottom of the barrel RPL and Analytic Prediction, Dodo Magia have a chance to dodge before Shining Arithmetic kick in and then it stop being a fight as Aruto blitz and dodge through every single attack that Dodo throw at him. Vulcan by this point wouldn’t even need any of his special abilities to close the gap in the slightest. Horobi, who’s Vulcan scale to in term of RPL by this point, take a single glance at Thouser fighting style and easily crossed 1000x stat gap.
He RPL against Vetto who is Low 6-B (7-A if a AP downgrade occurs) and who has a forcefield of Mana that weakens attacks. Needless to say that's wayyyy more than 1000x stat gap
Why would it, considering Luck would simply blitz based off of instantly adapting to Vetto?
