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[Kazuma_kuwabara]

So like, I haven't watched or read either of these series

You would LOVE, Eris vs Mash

But it can't happen because the verse sucks

 

[Deidalius]

Heavily considering making another Rudeus matchup. But I'll probably wait.

 

[AnAverageUsername]

It's a continuous overlap of his vision with the present and future, like 3D glasses. It's more than one after the very first arc he gets it in, but that isn't on his page because it sucks.


It can actually be any spell he wants because he's one of 3 characters in the story that can use magic as a NPES, but that isn't on his page because it sucks.

This is why you wait for profiles to be updated if they're missing this stuff

 

[AnAverageUsername]

You would LOVE, Eris vs Mash

But it can't happen because the verse sucks

Maybe I would, if I knew anything of the verse outside of the MC being a big weirdo

And yeah, it definitely seems that way, going by the verse page. REMINDS ME that Mashle also needs its updates, whenever someone calcs the continent push and tsunami.

 

[Nierre]

why the **** are you considering making another match with Rudeus after allis bro

bro's the second coming of Robo istg

 

[Deidalius]

why the **** are you considering making another match with Rudeus after allis bro

bro's the second coming of Robo istg

Ok, this time I'll wait until Rudeus is updated. Don't know who Robo is but he's literally me, send him my blessings.

 

[Narutouchiha95]

I've only seen Frieren's anime but at least what I've seen there and on her profile I can argue that Rudeus has a good chance of winning. Of course, it's best to leave this until the verse is updated.

 

[Robo432343]

bro's the second coming of Robo istg

hey man.

 

[Lort15]

Frieren FRA

 

[Narutouchiha95]

I was curious about the confrontation and I tried to see what CHATGPT thought based on how I interpret the characters:

Premise:

Character A is a 24-year-old human male and character B is a 1,000-year-old elf female. Both use magic to fight, although character A has trained in swordplay. Character A can use water, ice, wind, earth, fire, and electricity magic. Character B can fly and uses magic of all elements, although he prefers to use pure magic. Character A wears armor that gives him much greater durability than character B, however, character B is much faster. On the other hand, character A can see 1 second into the future. Character A can use magic to heal herself, but not to the point of restoring limbs. Character B can use magic shields to protect her, although these will break if the power of the spell is too great. Character A can use spells of much greater range and power. Character B can use many spells simultaneously. Character A can nullify the opponent's magic with a spell as long as she sees the target. Character B has a spell that nullifies the opponent's spells in a certain area around him. Character A can absorb magic attacks thanks to a shield on his armor.

CHATGPT Analysis

With the detailed skills and characteristics of characters A and B, we can analyze how a battle between them would play out and determine who could win and with what percentage of victory.

Analysis of skills and characteristics:

Character A (24-year-old human male)

Elemental magic: Water, ice, wind, earth, fire, and electricity.
Sword training: Expert in hand-to-hand combat.
Durable armor: High durability.
Precognition: Can see 1 second into the future.
Healing magic: Can heal himself, but not restore limbs.
High-range and powerful spells: Capable of large-scale attacks.
Magic nullification: Can nullify the opponent's magic if he sees it.
Magic attack absorption: Shield that absorbs magic.

Character B (1000-year-old elf woman)

Flight: Can fly, granting great mobility.
Elemental and pure magic: Uses all elements but prefers pure magic.
Superior speed: Much faster.
Magic Shields: Can create shields, though they are broken by very powerful spells.
Simultaneous Spell Use: Ability to cast multiple spells at once.
Magic Nullification Area: Can nullify spells in a certain area around him.

Key Battle Factors:

Character A's Precognition: Seeing a second into the future gives him a significant tactical advantage in anticipating attacks.
Character B's Flight and Speed: Aerial mobility and speed to avoid attacks and strategically position himself.
Character A's Magic Absorption: Shield that allows him to absorb magic attacks, which is crucial against a magic user like Character B.
Magic Nullification:
Character A: Direct nullification if he sees the target.
Character B: Area nullification, affecting both.

Battle Scenario:

Start of Battle: Character B starts by flying and casting multiple spells, taking advantage of his speed and aerial mobility. Character A, using his precognition, can anticipate these attacks and activate his shield to absorb some of the magic.

Magical Interaction: The battle gets complicated when both characters use their magic nullification abilities. Character A could try to disable B's magic directly, but B could counter it with his area of nullification.

Close Combat: If Character A manages to get close enough (thanks to his precognition to avoid attacks and his nullification ability), he could have the advantage due to his sword training and durable armor.

Character A's High-Range and High-Power Magic: At crucial moments, A's high-power and high-range spells could bypass B's shields and cause significant damage.

Healing and Attack Absorption Ability: A can stay in the fight thanks to his (limited) healing ability and magic attack absorption.

Battle Outcome:

Character A: 60% chance of victory.
Character B: 40% chance of victory.

Storyline:

Character A has a slight advantage due to his ability to see the future, allowing him to anticipate B's quick movements and use his magic nullification effectively. Additionally, A's ability to cast spells of greater range and power can overcome B's shields. Although B has high mobility and can cast multiple spells simultaneously, the combination of A's armor's durability, magic absorption, and swordsmanship give him an advantage in prolonged combat. A's ability to heal also allows him to recover from non-fatal attacks, while the ability to absorb magic can mitigate incoming damage.

I leave my small contribution here

 

[Lort15]

I was curious about the confrontation and I tried to see what CHATGPT thought based on how I interpret the characters:

Premise:

Character A is a 24-year-old human male and character B is a 1,000-year-old elf female. Both use magic to fight, although character A has trained in swordplay. Character A can use water, ice, wind, earth, fire, and electricity magic. Character B can fly and uses magic of all elements, although he prefers to use pure magic. Character A wears armor that gives him much greater durability than character B, however, character B is much faster. On the other hand, character A can see 1 second into the future. Character A can use magic to heal herself, but not to the point of restoring limbs. Character B can use magic shields to protect her, although these will break if the power of the spell is too great. Character A can use spells of much greater range and power. Character B can use many spells simultaneously. Character A can nullify the opponent's magic with a spell as long as she sees the target. Character B has a spell that nullifies the opponent's spells in a certain area around him. Character A can absorb magic attacks thanks to a shield on his armor.

CHATGPT Analysis

With the detailed skills and characteristics of characters A and B, we can analyze how a battle between them would play out and determine who could win and with what percentage of victory.

Analysis of skills and characteristics:

Character A (24-year-old human male)

Elemental magic: Water, ice, wind, earth, fire, and electricity.
Sword training: Expert in hand-to-hand combat.
Durable armor: High durability.
Precognition: Can see 1 second into the future.
Healing magic: Can heal himself, but not restore limbs.
High-range and powerful spells: Capable of large-scale attacks.
Magic nullification: Can nullify the opponent's magic if he sees it.
Magic attack absorption: Shield that absorbs magic.

Character B (1000-year-old elf woman)

Flight: Can fly, granting great mobility.
Elemental and pure magic: Uses all elements but prefers pure magic.
Superior speed: Much faster.
Magic Shields: Can create shields, though they are broken by very powerful spells.
Simultaneous Spell Use: Ability to cast multiple spells at once.
Magic Nullification Area: Can nullify spells in a certain area around him.

Key Battle Factors:

Character A's Precognition: Seeing a second into the future gives him a significant tactical advantage in anticipating attacks.
Character B's Flight and Speed: Aerial mobility and speed to avoid attacks and strategically position himself.
Character A's Magic Absorption: Shield that allows him to absorb magic attacks, which is crucial against a magic user like Character B.
Magic Nullification:
Character A: Direct nullification if he sees the target.
Character B: Area nullification, affecting both.

Battle Scenario:

Start of Battle: Character B starts by flying and casting multiple spells, taking advantage of his speed and aerial mobility. Character A, using his precognition, can anticipate these attacks and activate his shield to absorb some of the magic.

Magical Interaction: The battle gets complicated when both characters use their magic nullification abilities. Character A could try to disable B's magic directly, but B could counter it with his area of nullification.

Close Combat: If Character A manages to get close enough (thanks to his precognition to avoid attacks and his nullification ability), he could have the advantage due to his sword training and durable armor.

Character A's High-Range and High-Power Magic: At crucial moments, A's high-power and high-range spells could bypass B's shields and cause significant damage.

Healing and Attack Absorption Ability: A can stay in the fight thanks to his (limited) healing ability and magic attack absorption.

Battle Outcome:

Character A: 60% chance of victory.
Character B: 40% chance of victory.

Storyline:

Character A has a slight advantage due to his ability to see the future, allowing him to anticipate B's quick movements and use his magic nullification effectively. Additionally, A's ability to cast spells of greater range and power can overcome B's shields. Although B has high mobility and can cast multiple spells simultaneously, the combination of A's armor's durability, magic absorption, and swordsmanship give him an advantage in prolonged combat. A's ability to heal also allows him to recover from non-fatal attacks, while the ability to absorb magic can mitigate incoming damage.

I leave my small contribution here

Not reading allat

 

[Deidalius]

Not reading all of that, who won?

 

[Lort15]

Not reading all of that, who won?

It seems like frieren

 

[AnAverageUsername]

I was curious about the confrontation and I tried to see what CHATGPT thought based on how I interpret the characters:

Premise:

Character A is a 24-year-old human male and character B is a 1,000-year-old elf female. Both use magic to fight, although character A has trained in swordplay. Character A can use water, ice, wind, earth, fire, and electricity magic. Character B can fly and uses magic of all elements, although he prefers to use pure magic. Character A wears armor that gives him much greater durability than character B, however, character B is much faster. On the other hand, character A can see 1 second into the future. Character A can use magic to heal herself, but not to the point of restoring limbs. Character B can use magic shields to protect her, although these will break if the power of the spell is too great. Character A can use spells of much greater range and power. Character B can use many spells simultaneously. Character A can nullify the opponent's magic with a spell as long as she sees the target. Character B has a spell that nullifies the opponent's spells in a certain area around him. Character A can absorb magic attacks thanks to a shield on his armor.

CHATGPT Analysis

With the detailed skills and characteristics of characters A and B, we can analyze how a battle between them would play out and determine who could win and with what percentage of victory.

Analysis of skills and characteristics:

Character A (24-year-old human male)

Elemental magic: Water, ice, wind, earth, fire, and electricity.
Sword training: Expert in hand-to-hand combat.
Durable armor: High durability.
Precognition: Can see 1 second into the future.
Healing magic: Can heal himself, but not restore limbs.
High-range and powerful spells: Capable of large-scale attacks.
Magic nullification: Can nullify the opponent's magic if he sees it.
Magic attack absorption: Shield that absorbs magic.

Character B (1000-year-old elf woman)

Flight: Can fly, granting great mobility.
Elemental and pure magic: Uses all elements but prefers pure magic.
Superior speed: Much faster.
Magic Shields: Can create shields, though they are broken by very powerful spells.
Simultaneous Spell Use: Ability to cast multiple spells at once.
Magic Nullification Area: Can nullify spells in a certain area around him.

Key Battle Factors:

Character A's Precognition: Seeing a second into the future gives him a significant tactical advantage in anticipating attacks.
Character B's Flight and Speed: Aerial mobility and speed to avoid attacks and strategically position himself.
Character A's Magic Absorption: Shield that allows him to absorb magic attacks, which is crucial against a magic user like Character B.
Magic Nullification:
Character A: Direct nullification if he sees the target.
Character B: Area nullification, affecting both.

Battle Scenario:

Start of Battle: Character B starts by flying and casting multiple spells, taking advantage of his speed and aerial mobility. Character A, using his precognition, can anticipate these attacks and activate his shield to absorb some of the magic.

Magical Interaction: The battle gets complicated when both characters use their magic nullification abilities. Character A could try to disable B's magic directly, but B could counter it with his area of nullification.

Close Combat: If Character A manages to get close enough (thanks to his precognition to avoid attacks and his nullification ability), he could have the advantage due to his sword training and durable armor.

Character A's High-Range and High-Power Magic: At crucial moments, A's high-power and high-range spells could bypass B's shields and cause significant damage.

Healing and Attack Absorption Ability: A can stay in the fight thanks to his (limited) healing ability and magic attack absorption.

Battle Outcome:

Character A: 60% chance of victory.
Character B: 40% chance of victory.

Storyline:

Character A has a slight advantage due to his ability to see the future, allowing him to anticipate B's quick movements and use his magic nullification effectively. Additionally, A's ability to cast spells of greater range and power can overcome B's shields. Although B has high mobility and can cast multiple spells simultaneously, the combination of A's armor's durability, magic absorption, and swordsmanship give him an advantage in prolonged combat. A's ability to heal also allows him to recover from non-fatal attacks, while the ability to absorb magic can mitigate incoming damage.

I leave my small contribution here

Make sure you lock the door on the way out so you can't get back in

 

[Deidalius]

Make sure you lock the door on the way out so you can't get back in

I have the house keys.