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Worst Users of Every Resistance

Ok nevermind guess we're still doing this. Both you and Blizzard are wrong. That isn't how that works.

You're both straight up ignoring the fate aspect of it. It needs to Cape Canaveral. Gravity be damned.

But even the gravity aspect of it, you're also both grossly simplyfing the conditions and acting like it can just happen wherever if he "moves up" high enough. Pucci walking up to like the 4th floor of the building isn't going to give him the proper gravity. He isn't in Cape Canaveral.
The condition is Cape Canaveral due to its own unique gravitational pull unlike anywhere else on Earth, but not just that, it needs to be that specific gravitational pull under the influence of the new moon.

He can't just hop on a plane and then replicate that, he can't go to new york and climb the empire state and then replicate that. That isn't how this works, the gravity is still different, it needs to be that specific gravitational force, there's nowhere else on the planet it can be replicated, they straight up say this. It's why the coordinates are that specific to begin with. What Pucci did in story, was just skip ahead by exploiting his elevation, it's still a unique force to that locale (Extremely so, it was down to the meter, not even just horizontally, but vertically).

To give you an idea of how ridiculous this argument is, if his ass needed the gravity of Mars, he wouldn't be able to just pull off that anywhere on Earth by altering the diurnal parallex he's subjected to, that specific gravity simply isn't possible no matter where one moves on Earth, in much the same way Cape Canaveral under the influence of a new moon isn't something he can replicate anywhere even if he changes elevations. That specific pull is unique to that specific location.

I'm not going to get into the fact SBA doesn't work how you think it does. If a character can only use a specific ability in a specific location, and SBA isn't that location, they don't get to use it. That's how weaknesses and caveats work. A Yamask would not be able to evolve if the conditions for it to do so haven't been met mid-match. Goku would not be able to become an Oozaru if the conditions to it haven't been met.
If SBA is Central Park, Pucci would be unable to evovle his Stand because he isn't at the proper coordinates even if SBA says it's a New Moon, because it simply being a New Moon is only 1/4th of the equation, much like anyone else who has abilities or whatnot that would be unable to be used in Central Park. OP of the match, would need to specify a location that would enable such things if they have said drawbacks.

Your plane example is particularly unwarranted. And that is without getting into the fact you're conflating C-Moon's resistance, with Made in Heaven's, they're not the same Stand.

I don't even give a damn if Pucci isn't listed, why would I? Great, Pucci isn't dogshit, that's a good thing. But you could both stop like, stop spreading misinfo, whether intentional or not, and instead just go "yep, subaru is double dogass".
You literally ignored the part where I straight-up acknowledged the latitude and longitude part (which is the EXACT SAME as just naming Cape Canaveral only with numbers instead of letters), which, by the way, I brought up the plane thing as a HOW he would get there under prep time, a literal means to get there, not as any part of some nonsensical elevation argument. I was saying that he could just travel to Cape Canaveral as a prep time application. You're assuming I'm making the same assumptions Blizzard is, which, by the way, no I wasn't. I never brought up elevation once. I acknowledged the things that are needed: latitude, longitude, and lunar cycle, without arguing against them. Are you suggesting the moment he gets off of Cape Canaveral after his Time Stop Resistance evolves, it would de-evolve to being dogass again like a Ultimate-level Digimon going back to Rookie-level? Because if so, I take everything back.

And that's under Prep Time, not SBA alone.

Also, we're not putting up misinformation about SBA; in fact, if anything, SBA is open-ended in the parts where it needs to be.

"The time and date are chosen in such a fashion that all characters are at their strongest." This would allow Pucci with C-Moon to fight under a New Moon because that's the time necessary for C-Moon to be at its strongest.

"If extreme advantages are generated via this location to one side, a balanced alternative should be discussed in the thread." This allows the location to be changed from Central Park (the location where the Time-Stopper would be at an extreme advantage) if Pucci's against a Time Stop user, in which case, the location would be changed to Cape Canaveral or even the specific latitude and longitude mentioned (Coordinates are more specific than just the name of a place) as it is the balanced alternative. With how specific that locale is, I doubt any amount of discussion would've been needed unless someone completely uninitiated in JJBA questions it.

Basically the parts that are being pointed out are the "hey, if its more balanced like this, do this instead" parts. Now, kindly take a few deep breaths. As someone who had those issues before, I highly recommend it.

And by the way, I typed the exact coordinates mentioned in and it put me near a parking lot, so you're welcome: https://prnt.sc/t9vdzlDy1JlO
 
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And by the way, I typed the exact coordinates mentioned in and it put me near a parking lot, so you're welcome: https://prnt.sc/t9vdzlDy1JlO
Who knew the gateway to Heaven was parking lots!

Anyway, to put things back on track let me pull out another limited resistance. Introducing "Useless Captain Mid" and his limited resistance to Power Nullification. Because of the fact that he still can't use his powers when nulled lol. Now, one might ask "Why not the other One Piece characters who are given this exact same trait" and my answer is "Slander Because Kid is the clearly the weakest of the group who have this ability"
 
You literally ignored the part where I straight-up acknowledged the latitude and longitude part (which is the EXACT SAME as just naming Cape Canaveral only with numbers instead of letters), which, by the way, I brought up the plane thing as a HOW he would get there under prep time, a literal means to get there, not as any part of some nonsensical elevation argument.
I didn't, the phrasing of your post was "Even then, it can evolve, which even with the specific latitude, longitude, and lunar phase requirements, with how overly generalized SBA is when it comes to when a character is their strongest, it wouldn't matter if Goku has to be under a full moon to achieve Oozaru and Goku can't control his Oozaru form in the slightest, that is still Goku's strongest."

This is worded to where it doesn't matter what the requirements are, even if he NEEDS said things, due to SBA it still could. If that isn't what you meant, that ain't on me, but it is what you said. And seemingly continue on to argue anyway.

Even then, just say what you mean instead of vague pointless comments like planes then.
And if that's such a case, why are you even arguing this. You agree with me.
I was saying that he could just travel to Cape Canaveral as a prep time application. You're assuming I'm making the same assumptions Blizzard is, which, by the way, no I wasn't. I never brought up elevation once. I acknowledged the things that are needed: latitude, longitude, and lunar cycle, without arguing against them.
Of course I am, why wouldn't I assume so. It's what anyone would interpret your wording to entail.

You aren't arguing against them, apparently, but you are now just like, framing SBA to work in a way it never would? Which is moreso just confusing if anything.

Why would prep time matter? That doesn't make sense for the very point of your thread. Someone could have the most absolute dogwater resistance known to man, but because if they have prep they can circumvent it, it doesn't count? Change the name of your thread then.
Above, someone mentioned Goku's sleep res, why not assume Goku gets a month of prep and just happens to be fighting at a banquet? That isn't how matches or res work? Nor would that change the resistance in question's functionality? Would you say Batman with prep time could roid out his stuff, so he doesn't count?

And like, then what? In the context of Pucci, he evolves his Stand? That isn't C-Moon anymore? It's a completely different Stand with different abilities. This is no different than saying Namek Saga Goku's resistance to EE isn't that bad because Goku with 40 years of prep time has resistance to EE? It's no longer the same thing.
Are you suggesting the moment he gets off of Cape Canaveral after his Time Stop Resistance evolves, it would de-evolve to being dogass again like a Ultimate-level Digimon going back to Rookie-level?
I'm suggesting it's no longer the same entity. It's a literal different Stand. In much the same way C-Moon isn't Whitesnake, Made in Heaven isn't C-Moon. Pucci's abilities in one key, doesn't effect the potency of his abilities in a different key. That goes for any character.
And that's under Prep Time, not SBA alone.
Then why bring it up?
Also, we're not putting up misinformation about SBA; in fact, if anything, SBA is open-ended in the parts where it needs to be.
The date and time are altered to fit the characters so they're at their best even if paradoxically. But the location is Central Park not 1000m under the ocean for say Aquaman or a Water Pokemon because "it'd be better for them". You COULD make the match start there, but it wouldn't be SBA.
"The time and date are chosen in such a fashion that all characters are at their strongest." This would allow Pucci with C-Moon to fight under a New Moon because that's the time necessary for C-Moon to be at its strongest.
The New Moon literally doesn't effect its abilities at all? All it does is, if at Cape Canaveral, under a New Moon's pull, can it evolve into Made in Heaven.
That doesn't do anything for C-Moon, it technically kills it and then replaces it with a new Stand. It wouldn't even be C-Moon at that point, you'd be using MIH Pucci. Which is to say, C-Moon under the new Moon at the proper location, wouldn't even exist, it gets replaced.
"If extreme advantages are generated via this location to one side, a balanced alternative should be discussed in the thread." This allows the location to be changed from Central Park (the location where the Time-Stopper would be at an extreme advantage) if Pucci's against a Time Stop user, in which case, the location would be changed to Cape Canaveral or even the specific latitude and longitude mentioned (Coordinates are more specific than just the name of a place) as it is the balanced alternative. With how specific that locale is, I doubt any amount of discussion would've been needed unless someone completely uninitiated in JJBA questions it.
Literally no thread ever. No, the location wouldn't be changed, what? If someone is using C-Moon Pucci, NOBODY is going to go "Oh but not SBA, it actually takes place at Cape Canaveral on the New Moon so Pucci instantly gets Made in Heaven". Just pick the Made in Heaven key at that point.

Nobody thinks like this, no thread would ever do that. Yeah if you put Pucci against a time stopper they'd have an advantage, it wouldn't matter where they fight? If it's so disadvantageous, don't put him against a time stopper to begin with, that's what a mismatch or stomp is?

Your argument ultimately results in, that, by SBA, somehow, Pucci in his C-Moon key gets Made in heaven because the location and time would be altered by SBA to enable him to instantly get it? This is like if you argued it'd be beneficial for a Growlith to fight in a room made of Fire Stones as per SBA so it instantly evolves into Arcanine. It doesn't make sense, we don't do that.
Basically the parts that are being pointed out are the "hey, if its more balanced like this, do this instead" parts. Now, kindly take a few deep breaths. As someone who had those issues before, I highly recommend it.
I legit just think you like, legitmately don't know how SBA functions in action at this point no offense.

Going to ignore the fact you think I'm somehow mad over a F&G thread that's "these characters suck lmao", as opposed to just going "hey, you're literally just saying words, that isn't how this works, don't", that's obnoxious, stop that shit dude.

I just don't even get you two. One dude yaps about stuff that isn't how it actually works, and you're going on about SBA of all things in ways the wiki just doesn't do it. Just list Subaru, nobody gives a shit, why do you feel the need to say things we would never do to validate a stance that nobody is even against? SBA doesn't do what you think it does. Nobody is making a match like that, if they do, that isn't actually SBA anymore.
Nobody is going to pick a character, then invalidate it by giving them a different key instantly passively, they'd just pick the different key? And it doesn't even matter to begin with for your very own thread, if someone has dog resistance, them being able to change that with some unrealistically large amount of prep time and prior knowledge doesn't change how we rate them then or the potency of it at the time? If someone's EE res only works over 1cm^2 of their body, but if you give them a decade they could develop it to be their whole body in theory, that isn't changing the res as it was.

This is all over nothing, why even argue it?
As an aside, MIH's time stop resistance is the exact same anyway, it just has a different ability that shortens time stops, but that has nothing to do with the resistance itself, neither here nor there.
 
Who knew the gateway to Heaven was parking lots!

Anyway, to put things back on track let me pull out another limited resistance. Introducing "Useless Captain Mid" and his limited resistance to Power Nullification. Because of the fact that he still can't use his powers when nulled lol. Now, one might ask "Why not the other One Piece characters who are given this exact same trait" and my answer is "Slander Because Kid is the clearly the weakest of the group who have this ability"
Yeah, Kid actually has CoC which explains how he's able to do that but at the same time, he has zero feats with it and the only reason we know is because Kaidou mentioned it. Every other person who has CoC fodderizes him as a result.
 
Yeah, Kid actually has CoC which explains how he's able to do that but at the same time, he has zero feats with it and the only reason we know is because Kaidou mentioned it. Every other person who has CoC fodderizes him as a result.
In all fairness, him having no feats with it is a non-factor since he still has the scene with the seastone meaning there's no weird scaling with the resistance.
 
Anyway, to put things back on track let me pull out another limited resistance. Introducing "Useless Captain Mid" and his limited resistance to Power Nullification. Because of the fact that he still can't use his powers when nulled lol. Now, one might ask "Why not the other One Piece characters who are given this exact same trait" and my answer is "Slander Because Kid is the clearly the weakest of the group who have this ability"
I mean isn't sea stone a specific weakness. Wouldn't this be equivalent giving a kryptonian resistance to radiation because they are more resilient than most kryptonians to kryptonite? I mean it still effects them more than normal for everyone else.
 
I mean isn't sea stone a specific weakness. Wouldn't this be equivalent giving a kryptonian resistance to radiation because they are more resilient than most kryptonians to kryptonite? I mean it still effects them more than normal for everyone else.
I mean a bit yeah, but this is a list for god-awful resistances. Additionally it'd be more than radiation resistance for a Kryptonian since Kryptonite does more than just that to one, unless the Kryptonian is depicted as literally being biologically built different then they would be resisting the effects it has on the body overall. If a disease is specifically designed to kill one species and someone from that species just brute forces their way through that disease to ignore the effects, that's a resistance.
 
Still shouldn't it only be a weakness, just to a lesser extent than other characters with the same weakness.
 
Still shouldn't it only be a weakness, just to a lesser extent than other characters with the same weakness.
Hey, I don't make the One Piece revisions lol. I'm assuming it's not listed as a weakness since it is just the characters brute forcing it, it being listed as limited is likely the reasoning for why it's like that.
 
This is all over nothing, why even argue it?
As an aside, MIH's time stop resistance is the exact same anyway, it just has a different ability that shortens time stops, but that has nothing to do with the resistance itself, neither here nor there.
Yeah, I think it's water under the bridge now.
 
Gonna suggest the radiation resistance of Saiyans (and more broadly any character who has this resistance for spending brief periods in the upper atmosphere). They have 2 notable feats listed:

1. They can survive natural moonlight hitting their pupils
2. They can survive the duration of a fight in the upper atmosphere.

Obviously the second one’s what actually matters, but even that’s less than what astronauts would experience (since they exit the atmosphere and spend much longer, and current space crafts don’t significantly block cosmic radiation).

So this is a level of radiation where you wouldn’t even be guaranteed adverse effects, and would at most have something like an elevated chance for cancer across your life. However studies of astronauts have found no statistically significant increase in cancer instances. Of course, there are large uncertainties involved here, but the point is it’s not something that would have a noticeable effect on the scale of numbers we see with Earth’s Saiyans or scale of time we see with other Saiyans.
 
Gonna suggest the radiation resistance of Saiyans (and more broadly any character who has this resistance for spending brief periods in the upper atmosphere). They have 2 notable feats listed:

1. They can survive natural moonlight hitting their pupils
2. They can survive the duration of a fight in the upper atmosphere.

Obviously the second one’s what actually matters, but even that’s less than what astronauts would experience (since they exit the atmosphere and spend much longer, and current space crafts don’t significantly block cosmic radiation).

So this is a level of radiation where you wouldn’t even be guaranteed adverse effects, and would at most have something like an elevated chance for cancer across your life. However studies of astronauts have found no statistically significant increase in cancer instances. Of course, there are large uncertainties involved here, but the point is it’s not something that would have a noticeable effect on the scale of numbers we see with Earth’s Saiyans or scale of time we see with other Saiyans.
Aren't saiyans an example with less qualification here, because them becoming Oozarus involves blutz waves, which are a kind of radiation?


When a Saiyan absorbs at least 17,000,000 zenos (ゼノ Zeno, unit used to measure waves of full celestial light) through the retina,[3] a reaction occurs in the tail that causes the Saiyans to transform into ruthless Great Apes. If a moon is not present, the Saiyan, if he/she knows how to use it, can also create an artificial moon to allow themselves to absorb the necessary amount of Blutz Waves needed for them to go Great Ape to compensate.

Not to mention what GT did:

When a Saiyan receives extra Blutz Waves, it will increase their power beyond its usual level and also heal their wounds as long as they are receiving Blutz Waves. After Super Saiyan 4 Goku knocks Golden Great Ape Baby out, the Tuffle-parasite infected Bulma uses Blutz Waves in order to fully heal Baby, and also increase his power even further.
 
When a Saiyan absorbs at least 17,000,000 zenos (ゼノ Zeno, unit used to measure waves of full celestial light) through the retina,[3] a reaction occurs in the tail that causes the Saiyans to transform into ruthless Great Apes. If a moon is not present, the Saiyan, if he/she knows how to use it, can also create an artificial moon to allow themselves to absorb the necessary amount of Blutz Waves needed for them to go Great Ape to compensate.
Having seen that before (the Goku vs Vegeta fight in the Saiyan Arc is a very iconic one), the artificial moon thing was caused by Vegeta having his own ki burst and mix with the air. Doesn't really explain how they can still use a full moon to turn into an Oozaru, tho, or why they don't do it when getting direct sunlight. I guess it's because Blutz Waves are specifically a ki thing rather than real electromagnetic radiation, but that's just a personal hypothesis, not anything legit.
 
Not sure about GT, but as I understand it from the scene in the manga 17 million zeno of Blutz waves is just the amount naturally found in the full moon’s light. So anyone looking at the moon is being hit by that, Saiyans just can empower themselves with it.
 
Not sure about GT, but as I understand it from the scene in the manga 17 million zeno of Blutz waves is just the amount naturally found in the full moon’s light. So anyone looking at the moon is being hit by that, Saiyans just can empower themselves with it.
Either way, being able to turn into a vastly more powerful form via it -Even if they lose control & it's temporary- seems like that means they have Resistance to Radiation plus an upside, to say nothing of GT & its apparent means of healing & accessing a higher form.

So we'd probably need someone without those arguably potentially beneficial nuances that saiyans have, is my stance.
 
If we want a baseline for 'Shitty Radiation Resistance', I guess the bar we can use could be the the Lupin gang as their radiation resistance is simply being able to survive gamma radiation which would eventually kill someone after 4 days. Which most, if not all, combat applicable radiations being considered enough to kill them anyways.
 
If we want a baseline for 'Shitty Radiation Resistance', I guess the bar we can use could be the the Lupin gang as their radiation resistance is simply being able to survive gamma radiation which would eventually kill someone after 4 days. Which most, if not all, combat applicable radiations being considered enough to kill them anyways.
How long did they survive under it? More importantly, how much are they exposed to? Mainly asking because a similar yet lower frequency ionizing radiation, X-rays, are regularly used in medicine.: https://www.epa.gov/radiation/radiation-basics

Note that one of the the most important things about radiation is exposure.
 
Fair enough. Personally I don’t think absorbing a quantity of radiation that isn’t harmful should contribute to the quality of the resistance, but other examples are easy enough to find anyways:

Zarbon should work as an example
 
How long did they survive under it? More importantly, how much are they exposed to? Mainly asking because a similar yet lower frequency ionizing radiation, X-rays, are regularly used in medicine.: https://www.epa.gov/radiation/radiation-basics

Note that one of the the most important things about radiation is exposure.
I'd have to check the movie in order to get specifics, but on the profiles it was specifically a massive amount of Uranium 238 which would eventually kill a man in 4 days. So I'm assuming that it's a lethal amount. (I would have better knowledge but I still have 2 CRTs before I cover the TV Specials)
 
Just did a quick skimming around, the gang were in a cave completely covered in Uranium 238 which was making a Geiger counter go absolutely crazy with the radiation being stated to be "off the charts". So yeah, it's legit enough radiation to kill a man in 4 days as the story behind it doesn't mention anything about him touching it but instead has him just describing the sight of the Uranium as beautiful (though it was highly advised by Lupin to not touch any of it, indicating that would cause far more harmful effects)

As far as 'how well did they survive it', they were exposed to it for about 1 and a half minutes and left without suffering any noticeable effects. Fujiko specifically spent a noticeable portion of that dangerously close to the uranium.
 
Just did a quick skimming around, the gang were in a cave completely covered in Uranium 238 which was making a Geiger counter go absolutely crazy with the radiation being stated to be "off the charts". So yeah, it's legit enough radiation to kill a man in 4 days as the story behind it doesn't mention anything about him touching it but instead has him just describing the sight of the Uranium as beautiful (though it was highly advised by Lupin to not touch any of it, indicating that would cause far more harmful effects)

As far as 'how well did they survive it', they were exposed to it for about 1 and a half minutes and left without suffering any noticeable effects. Fujiko specifically spent a noticeable portion of that dangerously close to the uranium.
I think that's fairly decent radiation resistance given they're technically in an enclosed environment (a cave). Under normal circumstances, you would need specialized PPE to be near let alone handle uranium (which alongside plutonium and radioisotopes of strontium and caesium are used in nuclear power plants).
 
I think that's fairly decent radiation resistance given they're technically in an enclosed environment (a cave). Under normal circumstances, you would need specialized PPE to be near let alone handle uranium (which alongside plutonium and radioisotopes of strontium and caesium are used in nuclear power plants).
It being in a cave isn't as impressive as it sounds, it's a bloody massive area and the effects of the brief exposure still isn't enough to be as lethal as most other resistances which would lead to immediate death. Granted it's still a resistance but when it comes to radiation it's probably one of the weakest in the category that isn't simply just having Space Survival or having some very weird circumstances to it like turning into a giant monkey.
 
Fact checked it with a site about radiation lethalness, and I am constantly surprised by how accurate this series is when it starts using real world sciences.

The Geiger counter used only has 4 digits on it, meaning the bare minimum to be off the charts is 10,000. That amount is actually the baseline example for immediate health problems and is credited as being likely to cause death within a few days. So it's a realistic resistance to radiation manipulation using actually quantifiable metrics.

(The series actually knowing what it's talking about is a double edge sword lol, because my revisions for it has forced me to learn how some branches of quantum physics and black holes work which is ridiculous)
 
Fact checked it with a site about radiation lethalness, and I am constantly surprised by how accurate this series is when it starts using real world sciences.

The Geiger counter used only has 4 digits on it, meaning the bare minimum to be off the charts is 10,000. That amount is actually the baseline example for immediate health problems and is credited as being likely to cause death within a few days. So it's a realistic resistance to radiation manipulation using actually quantifiable metrics.

(The series actually knowing what it's talking about is a double edge sword lol, because my revisions for it has forced me to learn how some branches of quantum physics and black holes work which is ridiculous)
Yeah, radiation is finicky as a whole. It's practically impossible to measure or calculate sieverts unless you take a Geiger counter with you.
 
Fact checked it with a site about radiation lethalness, and I am constantly surprised by how accurate this series is when it starts using real world sciences.

The Geiger counter used only has 4 digits on it, meaning the bare minimum to be off the charts is 10,000. That amount is actually the baseline example for immediate health problems and is credited as being likely to cause death within a few days. So it's a realistic resistance to radiation manipulation using actually quantifiable metrics.

(The series actually knowing what it's talking about is a double edge sword lol, because my revisions for it has forced me to learn how some branches of quantum physics and black holes work which is ridiculous)
Weirdly enough, that's still weaker radiation resistance than in the Simpsons. Geiger counters peaked just standing outside Springfield's Nuclear Power Plant:



(And funnily enough, Mr. Burns of all people regularly survives that without any side effects)
 
Kinda funny that Goku is listed as 2 of the worst resistances. Let's add more

Durability Negation - Goku can only resist it if the durability neg is dependent on how much evil in your heart

Acid Manip - Toei Goku could survive Buu's enzymes, but it still harmed him

Age manipulation - GT Goku resists this by turning into SS4 which turns him into his physical prime, has nothing stated which would prevent you from changing his age after he transforms
 
Also, while it's not Goku exactly it still has his DNA in it and my reasoning on why it's trash is something I find hilarous.

Infinite Zamasu's resistance to Extrasensory Perception. Now one might wonder 'why is this God Ki resistance being singled out over all the other ones' and the answer is HOW THE HELL IS THAT REVELANT WHEN HE'S TYPE 9 LARGE SIZE. It's practically impossible to not find Infinite Zamasu and he completely lacks any intelligence to even attempt to be stealthy about his biz. He does so many other things that other sensory methods would be just as effective such as cosmic awareness.
 
In regards to the current info of the OP.

Many of these are quite good, but several are funny. For example, D&D characters also broadly resist Healing (if they want to). They can similarly resist Statistics Amplification, Camouflage, Power Bestowal, and Purification.
 
In regards to the current info of the OP.

Many of these are quite good, but several are funny. For example, D&D characters also broadly resist Healing (if they want to). They can similarly resist Statistics Amplification, Camouflage, Power Bestowal, and Purification.
I'm not sure whether we're picking resistances based on how effective they are at resisting their respective hax or how detrimental they are to the user. Either way, DnD resistances seem to be far from the worst as they're both very effective and selective.
 
I'm not sure whether we're picking resistances based on how effective they are at resisting their respective hax or how detrimental they are to the user. Either way, DnD resistances seem to be far from the worst as they're both very effective and selective.
OP has listed a character for Healing (Tingle) for resisting a strictly beneficial effect, hence my mention of it. I don't strongly care what the consensus is, I just thought I'd offer it up after I found the thread.
 
Do we have a zombie profile for dragon quest or older FF's? That's not particularly uncommon.
Unfortunately not, DQ pages are mostly limited to heroes and final bosses, and for FF we only have Lich, and he was before the time of healing undead.
 
Unfortunately not, DQ pages are mostly limited to heroes and final bosses, and for FF we only have Lich, and he was before the time of healing undead.
There is also another example I can think of outside of Dragon Quest and Final Fantasy, that being Wiz from Konosuba. I recall one scene in the anime where Kazuma tried to heal an ailing Wiz, but conventional healing actually harmed her, which forced Kazuma to use his Steal technique to transfer some of Darkness' own HP into Wiz.
 
In regards to the current info of the OP.

Many of these are quite good, but several are funny. For example, D&D characters also broadly resist Healing (if they want to). They can similarly resist Statistics Amplification, Camouflage, Power Bestowal, and Purification.
Interesting. Should note that this is DnD we're talking. DnD is very open, meaning you will run into dungeon masters who will ignore some of this stuff either because it isn't in the core rulebook, because it came from a magazine and not any official books, or simply because "f**k you."
 
Interesting. Should note that this is DnD we're talking. DnD is very open, meaning you will run into dungeon masters who will ignore some of this stuff either because it isn't in the core rulebook, because it came from a magazine and not any official books, or simply because "f**k you."
DMs are free to homebrew things in the same vein as anyone is free to write Star Wars fanfic to fulfill their canon, aye.
 
I added the following characters to the list:

Beerus for Resistance to Toon Force (He's the only one with that resistance, so there's no better or worse example than him)

Mouse for Resistance to Biological Manipulation (Adapted to gene modification in lab environments only)

Starfish for Resistance to Bone Manipulation (Their skeletons are bone adjacent with calcium carbonate literally being a supplement essential for bone health)
 
I think the Project Zomboid player’s disease resistance could be considered slightly worse than the L4D survivors. Their resistance is only being immune to the airborne variant of the Knox virus, being just as susceptible as normal to the variant spread by zombie bites and scratches as well as other diseases like colds (So while the L4D survivors are resistant to a single fictional disease, the PZ player is resistant to a single specific strain of a single fictional disease)
 
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