Sesshōmaru vs. The Chosen Undead

[Burning_Full_Fingers]

The fight takes place in an abandoned city. Both are in character and they start fifty meters apart from each other. Sesshōmaru's high end speed is being used here. Hmm, and resurrection is banned for both if necessary.

Sesshōmaru:

Chosen Undead:

Standard Battle Assumptions



Low 7-B versions. Who wins?

 

[Schnee_One]

Inuyasha should win via BFR

 

[Monarch_Laciel]

In which case, CU homeward bones or homeward miracles

 

[Burning_Full_Fingers]

Sooo, you guys know how the BFR works exactly? I don't think it's in his Notable Attacks/Techniques section.

 

[Burning_Full_Fingers]

@Monarch

It seems like both return the Chosen Undead to the last bonfire he visited. The fight is taking place in a neutral universe, so BFR should still work, I think.

 

[Monarch_Laciel]

It returns him to what he percieves as "home". So that he isn't disadvantaged by being in a neutral universe, that universe should include "home"

 

[Burning_Full_Fingers]

Hmm, okay. There are different wikis for the game, so I didn't see the homeland thing.

Okay, so why would he perceive a foreign universe he's been dumped into as home?

Wait, you mean we should consider this universe as his home, right?

 

[Monarch_Laciel]

"Great miracle cast by advance clerics.

Return to last bonfire rested at. (- game function)

Would normally link to one's homeland,

only the curse of the Undead has distorted its power,

redirecting casters to a bonfire.

Or perhaps for Undead, this serves as home?"


And he'd percieve it as such because ROB said so. It's a neutral universe, meant to be one that offers no disadvantages. Being in an area where he is unable to use his homeward bone/miracle to undo BFR would qualify as a disadvantage.

 

[Burning_Full_Fingers]

Okay.

What I've gotten about Sesshōmaru's BFR is that he creates a portal and sends his opponent to hell.

...Whatever that means.