Massive Resistances Additions

[Dark649]

As discussed here:

1] Every character that has reached the upper atmosphere should get Resistance to Cold and Radiations since that area and above are filled with radiations and starts to get cold as shown here.

Ex: Low Class Saiyan Bardock and Fodder Frieza Soldiers from the Broly Movie, Super Goku has them since he fought with Beerus above earth.

2] Every character than can travel and breath in space should get Resistance to Extreme Cold and Cosmic Radiations since space has worst radiations than the upper atmosphere and is even colder because for example in Infinity War Ebony Maw froze to death after he was ejected to space.

Ex: Every character with Spaceflight and Self-Sustenance Type 1 referred to space, examples are Superman, Thor, Ridley, Rayquaza and many others.

3] Also due to their body and physiology robots / cyborgs and ghosts should get these Immunities: Pressure Points Attacks, Age Manipulation [Depends], Blood Manipulation, Bone Manipulation, Mind Manipulation and Soul Manipulation [Ghosts can be affected by last soul one, mind and age].

Ex: Android 16, Meta-Cooler, Ghost Warriors, Danny Phantom and etc.

Note: It does not apply to all of them since not all robots might lack organs, mind, soul or etc., so it's a case to case basis. For example Dr. Kahl's Robot has a soul, Dr. Gero has his mind and etc.

 

[The_Calaca]

Of course I agree with this.

Point number 3 should be added in a page that talks exclusively about robots/cyborgs. We have Cyborgization but I don't think it refers to robots in any part.

Some pages say that a specific power might give another power or a resistance so I find this quite reasonable.

 

[Warren_Valion]

I am pretty sure that Robots can be aged.

 

[The_Calaca]

Not in the traditional age. They can get old and obsolete, but the age manipulation should be able to effect inorganic material to prove it effective against robots.

 

[Dark649]

I wonder how can you age a robot with limitless stamina designed to last forever without appearance changes or being old/obsolete.

 

[Warren_Valion]

Well if the robot is said to last forever, then that's different.

I'm talking about Age manipulation, in which it is just controlling the time of a specific being. Either advancing it or making it decline. Aging them up or down.

If you can advance it far enough, then you can make to the point where metallic objects can just rust away into particles.

Look at Methuselah for instance - with a thought he can activate an ability which can age the all those around him - making the body, souls, and machines age into dust.

• Nihil Difficile Amanti (Nothing Is Difficult For a Lover): Methuselah summons a pentagram that rotates and speeds up time in the surrounding area, starting at a rate of thousands of years at its initial activation to quickly accelerate at hundreds of billions of years per second, essentially reducing everything, including souls, to dust. This was potent enough to where Methuselah was destroying the Legion (who would have perished for good were it not for Reinhard's Briah constantly reviving them) and various WW2 machinery to dust, and even left a sizable crack on Reinhard's face though the latter quickly regenerated from it. The ability is also kept permanently active around him, allowing him to continue using his other abilities in battle.

If you are talking about a robot who doesn't deteriorate, however, then it doesn't matter. Also, Age manipulation used by biological means should also not conventionally have an effect on robots since they aren't biological in structure.


But robots can be aged.

 

[Yobo_Blue]

That's because he uses time Manipulation to do so. It wouldn't work if it was anything else.

 

[Warren_Valion]

That's because he uses time Manipulation to do so. It wouldn't work if it was anything else.

I am pretty sure most age manipulation uses Time to do the aging, though.

 

[Yobo_Blue]

Not really? For most it's biological.

 

[Dark649]

Yes, i forgot to specify that most robots are destined to rust away and as such vulnerable to age manip. unless they were designed to last forever.

According to the Age Manipulation page it can also target objects.

 

[Warren_Valion]

Not really? For most it's biological.

Are you serious?

I've only seen Age manipulation three times, and they were all via time manipulation.

 

[Yobo_Blue]

Off the top of my head, the only one I can think of is Zeppli, and he uses spin, which is biological.

 

[Yobo_Blue]

I think both are pretty prevalent tho, so leaving things as they are might be best.

 

[Warren_Valion]

Whatever, that was all that I cared to comment here.

Got my agreement if it was needed.

 

[Wokistan]

I don't really like putting immunities for things like disease for robots, especially when people like Typhus the Traveller exist. Obviously there's the resist yeah but this is better covered by the new Inorganic Physiology page as opposed to a load of resists.

 

[Antvasima]

I agree with Warren. Except for that Dark649 seems to make sense.

 

[Dark649]

Bump.

 

[GyroNutz]

Isn't the third point covered by Inorganic Physiology.

Edit: only just saw Wokistan's message

 

[Dark649]

Yes, but i wanted to also show the immunities.

 

[GyroNutz]

Idk if all of them are immunities though, since there are cases (like in Star Wars I believe) where characters can mindhax robots due to robots having a conscience.

 

[Dark649]

Robots brains tends to lack the organic structure as they should be composed of wires, so unless of the robots in SW have traits of an organic brain, it can be assumed that they mess up the wires that serves as their brain.

 

[Antvasima]

Well, with the exception of the objections from Warren and Wokistan, this should probably be fine to apply.

 

[Dino_Ranger_Black]

This makes sense. I'm fine with including these abilities.....

 

[Antvasima]

Well, this seems to have been accepted then.