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and OP has being blocked so that skill was useless. xD
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Manga Characters (Omnipotents Excluded) Who can defeat Ashin'in
- Thread starter Emp3r0r.Lance
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If Melano didn't straight up block all her skill, Ajimu should use Give Dow (Õɪ޽ª, Gibu Dau): Don't give up skill.
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Don't give doesn't save you from being hax to death.
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also if you talking about hax resistant then I seriously very attempting to throw some hadou gods nonsense again. xD
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(scene takes place in mother's basement)
(large snorting is heard, followed by the opening of a bottle can and crunching sounds of chips, then a moment of silence before a large sip is heard and the bubbles from the can fill the area. The scene zooms in towards a middle aged man, seemingly quite large male sitting in front of a computer. His hands stray away from the delicious snacks he has to type out a message onto this debate. He types out
Saitama wins in ONE PUNCH, guys...Like even ONE said he wasn't even going 1% of power when he fought Boros.
(He goes back and eats on his snacks, thinking he has debunked the world problems....The end.)
(large snorting is heard, followed by the opening of a bottle can and crunching sounds of chips, then a moment of silence before a large sip is heard and the bubbles from the can fill the area. The scene zooms in towards a middle aged man, seemingly quite large male sitting in front of a computer. His hands stray away from the delicious snacks he has to type out a message onto this debate. He types out
Saitama wins in ONE PUNCH, guys...Like even ONE said he wasn't even going 1% of power when he fought Boros.
(He goes back and eats on his snacks, thinking he has debunked the world problems....The end.)
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Itachi solos! there are no one that can beat him without sharingan. xD
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Light wins since he can just write their name. He could solo every verse.
Except the following
Dammit Obito.
Except the following
Dammit Obito.
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lel what the hell is Fifth wall.
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knowledge that they are in an anime/manga/game type shit. GinTama practically breathes that shit.
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it's that is basically fourth wall?
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breaking the "fourth wall" means that they reside in the fifth wall I believe.
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Breaking the Fourth Wall
The Fourth Wall is a literary term that originates from stage plays. Typically, a stage would be rectangular, so there would be 3 walls, one in the back, and 2 on the sides. The "fourth wall" would be the edge of the stage that faces the audience. Obviously, there was no actual wall there. The term Fourth Wall refers to the barrier between the audience of a work of fiction and the fictional universe itself. In most works of fiction, the fourth wall is intact, that is, the characters do not acknowledge the existence of an audience or that they themselves are part of a fictional work. However, some fictions employ the literary technique of Breaking the Fourth Wall. This includes talking to the audience, affecting the "real world", rewriting speech bubbles, acknowledging that they are part of a fictional world, and even leaving the fictional work itself and entering the "real world" (represented, obviously, by a fictionalized version of the real world). It is one of the most broken abilities out there.
The Fourth Wall is a literary term that originates from stage plays. Typically, a stage would be rectangular, so there would be 3 walls, one in the back, and 2 on the sides. The "fourth wall" would be the edge of the stage that faces the audience. Obviously, there was no actual wall there. The term Fourth Wall refers to the barrier between the audience of a work of fiction and the fictional universe itself. In most works of fiction, the fourth wall is intact, that is, the characters do not acknowledge the existence of an audience or that they themselves are part of a fictional work. However, some fictions employ the literary technique of Breaking the Fourth Wall. This includes talking to the audience, affecting the "real world", rewriting speech bubbles, acknowledging that they are part of a fictional world, and even leaving the fictional work itself and entering the "real world" (represented, obviously, by a fictionalized version of the real world). It is one of the most broken abilities out there.
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