What does classification really mean in making profiles? Anything important or specific?

[Pepper14832]

question

 

[Dragonmasterxyz]

Sometimes actually. Usually for world building though as this is mainly an indexing wiki.

 

[Saikou_The_Lewd_King]

I guess it's also useful to know what kind of creature they are. For example, techniques that only works on X knd of characters.

 

[Dragonmasterxyz]

For example WarGreymon's Dramon Killers are effective against those classified as Dragons. This mean he will deal more damage to Dragon foes. Classification will be useful here.

 

[Pepper14832]

Well, that's helpful I suppose.


But, when your character is literally classified as a country.

Lol. Then what?

 

[Dragonmasterxyz]

Then characters who deal more damage to countries will do more damage to them XD

Seriously tho, it would be simply for world building.

 

[Pepper14832]

Makes sense.

But these characters don't actually have Country Level Dura at the same time. xD

 

[Amelia_Lonelyheart]

Classification is essentially what the character is. For example, it could be their profession, "class", race, species etc. Like Dragon said, if they're a dragon, their classification would be "Dragon" or some in-universe variation on that.

 

[Monarch_Laciel]

Well, that's helpful I suppose.

But, when your character is literally classified as a country.

Lol. Then what?

Then Brahmastra is going to annihilate them if it hits

 

[Pepper14832]

Jokes on you...you have to destroy the country not them specifically.

(I know it's weird, they're countries, but don't have country level durability? But that's just how it is tiered here)

Anyway, so, yeah, you'll destroy pretty much any country besides America or russia with that move.

But them specifically? They have Relatvisitc speed...soo...probably not.

 

[Antvasima]

Darkanine is correct. Also, we try to provide general information about the characters, including some that is not directly focused onon confrontations.