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Zero VS Thor
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Screw it. Zero for reasons above, Does that one count?
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Were you trying to come up with another argument or something? lol
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The entirety of Megaman games is Zero fighting people on his level or higher.Newendigo said:
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Okay, here I am:
In term of expericence, Zero pass it almost of his live in a sleep stated (100 years from MM to MMX, and other 100 from a unknown time on MMX to MMZ), meanwhile Thor complety outclass him with thousand of years, as he was fighting as a child long time before he was worthy for Mjonir. Thor has fighting a far more variety of enemies from magical to technological.
In term of hax, while yes, Zero is resistant to some of Thor abilities, the same can be said for the Asgardian who is pretty much resistant to Zero's best stuff such as his elemental base attacks (Which he rely much more) soul, AZ, matter mind manipulation and can counter intangibility, time stop is still a possibility though. About Cyber Elves I must disagree, trasmutation, health reduction and erasura can be considered game mecanics.
Thor does not really rely in this type of hax as Bruce said, but he rely a lot better with his normal powers like using lightning to imbue his attacks or manipulate weather for some advantage (No to mention that he has far better range).
About strength I would say Zero a lot stronger in this from and has multiple ways to become even more stronger, while Thor need to rely on Meginjord and WM.
I would go with either Zero or inconcluse, it would be a long fight, as Thor is a lot more formidable and experienced while Zero is a far versatile, but he can probably overcome the god of thunder with some time.
In term of expericence, Zero pass it almost of his live in a sleep stated (100 years from MM to MMX, and other 100 from a unknown time on MMX to MMZ), meanwhile Thor complety outclass him with thousand of years, as he was fighting as a child long time before he was worthy for Mjonir. Thor has fighting a far more variety of enemies from magical to technological.
In term of hax, while yes, Zero is resistant to some of Thor abilities, the same can be said for the Asgardian who is pretty much resistant to Zero's best stuff such as his elemental base attacks (Which he rely much more) soul, AZ, matter mind manipulation and can counter intangibility, time stop is still a possibility though. About Cyber Elves I must disagree, trasmutation, health reduction and erasura can be considered game mecanics.
Thor does not really rely in this type of hax as Bruce said, but he rely a lot better with his normal powers like using lightning to imbue his attacks or manipulate weather for some advantage (No to mention that he has far better range).
About strength I would say Zero a lot stronger in this from and has multiple ways to become even more stronger, while Thor need to rely on Meginjord and WM.
I would go with either Zero or inconcluse, it would be a long fight, as Thor is a lot more formidable and experienced while Zero is a far versatile, but he can probably overcome the god of thunder with some time.
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No. I'm tired, so I skimmed through a bunch of the stuff xDBruceTheBatman said:
Go figure why everything I said was being discarded.
I also think I got confused when you said "Then he isn't 4-B", now I realize you were talking about Galactus. Major brainfart there.
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>Resistance, not immunity. Meaning it can effect Thor, just not to the effect it has on Zero's enemies.Newendigo said:
>I'll give you that one, but you spelled "experience" wrong.
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Resistance means it won't be notably effective. Zero will realize this after at most 2 tries.
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1. Thousands of those years are spent fighting zero notable opponents especially by comparison to Zero, years of expirience=/=Better experience
2. How are those game mechanics when they're explicit abilities listed? And no, Thor has never resisted AZ.
Zero time stops and calls it a day
2. How are those game mechanics when they're explicit abilities listed? And no, Thor has never resisted AZ.
Zero time stops and calls it a day
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Zero: 11
Thor: 0
Thor: 0
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If time stops and calling it a day is valid and true, I'm saying he time stops and calls it a day.
This is a versus thread, don't tell people to not bring arguments to the table
This is a versus thread, don't tell people to not bring arguments to the table
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Yes, please. Thor might struggle a little to get out of time stopping, but it's not gonna get any farther than that. It's a minor advantage at best here
@New That was a fun read, I wish more people would be more complete with their arguments from time to time.
@New That was a fun read, I wish more people would be more complete with their arguments from time to time.
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Here's the thing Gar, it's not an argument.
Thor has possible resistance to time stop. You can think however you want about it, but it does mean that it isn't the big trump card in this matchup.
Besides, think logically. If Surfer (who's very similar with his time stops) could stop Thor in time, you don't think he'd do that more often? He tends to use his hax more than most Marvel 4-Bs
Thor has possible resistance to time stop. You can think however you want about it, but it does mean that it isn't the big trump card in this matchup.
Besides, think logically. If Surfer (who's very similar with his time stops) could stop Thor in time, you don't think he'd do that more often? He tends to use his hax more than most Marvel 4-Bs
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So can it be added?
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How can he struggle to get out of Time Stop when he has zero resistance? You can't move in a time Stop without resistance
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Nah, we need a grace period of about 22 more hours
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Did you read his profile?Gargoyle One said:
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I do however, share the view of "quality experience > quantity experience", but really, I think experience is kinda irrelevant after 100 or so years.
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No he doesn't, he formerly had time Stop himself, but Zero resists that almost entirely, he doesn't have resistance to it at all, and ultimately, a strike to the throat or anywhere the Thor is vulnerable too is an easy kill,BruceTheBatman said:
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Tell that to the professor
Who Zero attempted to Time Stop first thing
Who Zero attempted to Time Stop first thing
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Are you referring to Doctor Weil?Gargoyle One said:
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Yes
He gets his resistance because he resisted Zeros Time stop
He gets his resistance because he resisted Zeros Time stop
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No, it's not, Zero would go for the most lethal move possible right away the moment he realizes his opponent is a threat but that's irrelevent anyway since that's just his motto. He's far more like Darth Vader or Sans than Vegeta or Thor in that regardNewendigo said:
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Also wait, I misread the profile. Thor possibly resists absolute zero, not time stop.
**** my eyes lol.
Still though, this fight's really close. Time stop should give Zero a more handy win than Absolute Zero would, but I still think this is a high-diff fight, though Zero wins closer to 7/10 now IMO
**** my eyes lol.
Still though, this fight's really close. Time stop should give Zero a more handy win than Absolute Zero would, but I still think this is a high-diff fight, though Zero wins closer to 7/10 now IMO
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I nearly read the thread as Zeus Vs Thor LOL.
Anyway, I'm voting for Zero for reasons above.
Anyway, I'm voting for Zero for reasons above.
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Not doing a thing to bosses is game mechanics yes
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Transmutation does occur. Dark Elf Transmutated Elpizo into his battle forms.Newendigo said:
Erasure is a thing since the Dark Elf erased the Sigma Virus I think.
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Yes cause it's hax, that's how most hax workNewendigo said:
Also, that gives them resistance, which Thor doesn't have
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That's how hax works. It's game mechanics that it doesn't work on bosses, some of which were affected by the dark elf. The game would be a joke if Cyber Elves worked on bosses (outside of health drain)
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Elpizo goes from a humanoid looking robot to a giant version of Volcarona. Elpizo himself can form
enemies from thin air during the fight which is matter manipulation.
enemies from thin air during the fight which is matter manipulation.
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Zero: 12
Thor: 0
Thor: 0
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Zero: 13
Thor: 0
Thor: 0
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