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ye?Physical paralysis
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ye?Physical paralysis
The paralysis of SC it affects the soul
oofThe paralysis of SC it affects the soul
I think it was bout 13K or 23K, something like thatoof
what about range, how big was the city in km?
I think it was bout 13K or 23K, something like that
what do you mean?No. Ki and reiatsu are pretty interchangeable from what I've seen from Bleach.
Ki= Energy/willpower/whatever from the soulwhat do you mean?
huh, well so Goku Buu Saga solos?Ki= Energy/willpower/whatever from the soul
Reiatsu= Energy/willpower/whatever from the soul
Not what I was saying because I don't intend on starting a debate between characters.huh, well so Goku Buu Saga solos?
i was kinda joking, btw you meant since the energy is the same so it can be VE?Not what I was saying because I don't intend on starting a debate between characters.
Not reallyKi= Energy/willpower/whatever from the soul
Reiatsu= Energy/willpower/whatever from the soul
not my pointRegardless, verse equalization doesn't even work like that so no idea why it matters.
I wasn't responding to younot my point
i was just pointing outI wasn't responding to you
Yeah? This mcguffin of chi/chakra/willpower-from-the-soul is pretty common in eastern series. I literally don't see what Bleach does different than Dragon Ball.No they aren't similar, you're just trying to find a single similar property and therefore say their energies are similar, you can literally do the same with Fairy Tail magic and DB Ki with that logic.
Regardless, verse equalization doesn't even work like that so no idea why it matters.
Again you're just trying to generalize everything with small similarities.Yeah? This mcguffin of chi/chakra/willpower-from-the-soul is pretty common in eastern series. I literally don't see what Bleach does different than Dragon Ball.
I'm not generalizing anything, I just don't see what Bleach does significantly different than Dragon Ball; and from what I've seen in Bleach Reiatsu is just the emanation of Reiryoku.Again you're just trying to generalize everything with small similarities.
It doesn't matter though because as I said, verse equalization doesn't give you resistances or abilities, not to mention that Bleach's energy isn't even Reiatsu, it's Reiryoku.
You are but it's pointless to go in circles, especially when you don't even really have an argument, even if we agree that they're the exact same, what is your point?I'm not generalizing anything, I just don't see what Bleach does significantly different than Dragon Ball; and from what I've seen in Bleach Reiatsu is just the emanation of Reiryoku.
It won't work on DB characters. We've even seen fights in Dragon Ball between souls where the soul is affected by Ki.even if we agree that they're the exact same, what is your point?
Again, verse equalization doesn't give abilities or resistances of the energy, so no, even if we literally say Ki and Reiryoku are the exact same thing, DB characters still get soul crushed.It won't work on DB characters. We've even seen fights in Dragon Ball between souls where the soul is affected by Ki.
Not really how it works but, ok.It won't work on DB characters. We've even seen fights in Dragon Ball between souls where the soul is affected by Ki.
How would they get soul crushed if they're the same thing? We've seen abilities in DB be ignored through energy alone. I also don't really care about the semantics of Reiatsu or Reiryoku, as far as I know they're just both emanation concepts I've seen, similar to how Kamehamehas are projected with Ki.Again, verse equalization doesn't give abilities or resistances of the energy, so no, even if we literally say Ki and Reiryoku are the exact same thing, DB characters still get soul crushed.
Also, as said earlier, Bleach's energy is Reiryoku, not Reiatsu, so what would be equalized here is Reiryoku and as such, they'd still get soul crushed.
Lastly, you should seek to have soul resistance for DB characters added in that case, though I recall a previous thread about that was rejected.
For one, Ki does not give resistance to soul hax nor soul hax itselfHow would they get soul crushed if they're the same thing? We've seen abilities in DB be ignored through energy alone. I also don't really care about the semantics of Reiatsu or Reiryoku, as far as I know they're just both emanation concepts I've seen, similar to how Kamehamehas are projected with ki.
You're just arguing against how the wiki works at this point, have the standards changed and then we can continue, as it stands, they get soul crushed with verse equalization or without it.How would they get soul crushed if they're the same thing? We've seen abilities in DB be ignored through energy alone. I also don't really care about the semantics of Reiatsu or Reiryoku, as far as I know they're just both emanation concepts I've seen, similar to how Kamehamehas are projected with Ki.
Anyways, I'm not going to go through the trouble of making a thread for soul resistance; the nepotism in this websites already bad enough. Making one for Dragon Ball is a pretty fruitless effort.
But if it's "crushing" your soul, how would having a higher energy save you if your energy source isn't protecting your soul or made up of your souls power. Using this method of verse equalization would be giving characters protection from something their energy doesn't have anything to do with would it not?.Reiatsu crush only works on weaker opponents and with energy equalization, it wouldn't work on anyone having a high enough energy.
Never in verse stated to only work on weaker characters and the verse equalization page clearly states that it doesn't give resistances or abilities.Reiatsu crush only works on weaker opponents and with energy equalization, it wouldn't work on anyone having a high enough energy.
Because the "crushing of soul" wouldn't work because the effects of the energy are only felt by people with lesser energy. It's not about giving someone else resistance simply for having a higher energy, it's simply a weakness of the ability in which it doesn't work on people with more energy.But if it's "crushing" your soul, how would having a higher energy save you if your energy source isn't protecting your soul or made up of your souls power. Using this method of verse equalization would be giving characters protection from something their energy doesn't have anything to do with would it not?.
Where is this stated?it's simply a weakness of the ability in which it doesn't work on people with more energy.
That's how the ability is shown to work throughout the entire series. It doesn't have to be stated when it is blatantly shown by feats. And didn't you yourself said that having a high enough reiryoku negates it?Where is this stated?
And again, verse equalization doesn't give resistances or abilities, which is exactly what you're trying to do.
It does have to be stated;That's how the ability is shown to work throughout the entire series. It doesn't have to be stated when it is blatantly shown by feats
Verse equalization: Similar supernatural aspects of verses get equalized in a reasonable fashion. So a supernatural energy that almost everyone in a Verse has, which is necessary to fight the characters of said Verse, will be assumed to be the equivalent energy that the opponents use in their techniques so that a proper fight can happen.
Furthermore, attacks that require a special type of energy to be effective, like anti-magic requiring magic, will be assumed to work against the energies of different Verses, as long as they are somehow similar and the mechanics are somehow compatible with the known mechanics behind the energies from different Verses. For example, mind control resistance by being a capable mind user would also work against other Verses, but mind control resistance through a strong will would not necessarily work against mind control from other Verses. It is also important to note that characters won't lose or gain any abilities or resistances which they do or do not inherently possess. However, if an ability has a weakness, condition, caveat, or limitation, stated by at least a valid and uncontradicted statement, then it should be applicable after the equalization.
Equalization works highly on a case-by-case basis, so many relevant cases should be discussed in the versus thread itself.
Where did I say this?And didn't you yourself said that having a high enough reiryoku negates it?
Needs to be stated that it's a weakness of the ability and it works like that, it's never stated, you're just interpreting the ability like that, there are showings of stronger characters being affected by weaker characters Reiatsu anyway.Verse equalization doesn't give resistances or abilities, but it also doesn't ignore the weakness of some hax.
Feats > statements is a general and topmost rule. The point is, there needs to be evidence. It can either be stated or shown. You are arguing semantics.It does have to be stated;
No I'm using what's stated in SBA, I didn't write it but I'm sure as hell going to use it.Feats > statements. The point is, there needs to be evidence. It can either be stated or shown. You are arguing semantics.
Changing wiki standards to fit your argument? Seems pretty close to power abuse to me.But I did write it. So I know the "statement" part of that sentence is only secondary because showings are considered primary. If it's that much of a problem, I will reword it.
I am curious to see the instances where a stronger character is crushed by a weaker character's reiatsu.
Your opinion, but okay.
...what?Changing wiki standards to fit your argument? Seems pretty close to power abuse to me.