Star Butterfly vs a literal butterfly

[Kflare63]

•Speed is equalized
•Base Star butterfly will be used
•Morpho Knight in his butterfly form will be used
•both have prior knowledge of eachothers capabilities
•they will start 30ft from each other
•battle will take place on earth
•Winner wins via incapacitation

Morpho knight:

Star Butterfly:

Incon:

 

[Arceus0x]

she doesn't have a 3-C key

 

[Kflare63]

she doesn't have a 3-C key

That isn't how varies works?

 

[sanicspood]

no

 

[Kflare63]

no

Ok

 

[Kflare63]

Then how does varies work?

 

[Eficiente]

It means it varies between a minimum and maximum. Sometimes something with an AP that varies can reach any AP in between minimum and maximum, or sometimes (like this) it has several set potencies that can be used, but not anything in between those, her normal spells are at her own physical, others are specifically somewhere within 5 or the like, and the best she can do is 3-A, but she can't at will use 3-C attacks. (Well technically she can if she charges that 3-A attack at less than 3-A and then lets it go, but we have rules against making something that Varies be in matches in tiers that aren't in their profiles.)

This match can happen if you change Morpho knight into his butterfly form, if you want it like that.

 

[Kflare63]

It means it varies between a minimum and maximum. Sometimes something with an AP that varies can reach any AP in between minimum and maximum, or sometimes (like this) it has several set potencies that can be used, but not anything in between those, her normal spells are at her own physical, others are specifically somewhere within 5 or the like, and the best she can do is 3-A, but she can't at will use 3-C attacks. (Well technically she can if she charges that 3-A attack at less than 3-A and then lets it go, but we have rules against making something that Varies be in matches in tiers that aren't in their profiles.)

This match can happen if you change Morpho knight into his butterfly form, if you want it like that.

That make sense(although I do have problems with the term "varies") thank you for explaining it.

Oh yeah, I can do that.