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(GRACE!!!)Groudon VS Diablo (Primal Rage)
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Regenerationn: Unknown (can recover from anything not from a god)
Groudon isn't considered a god by the standards of Diablo's world.
How exactly is this supposed to be fair?
Groudon isn't considered a god by the standards of Diablo's world.
How exactly is this supposed to be fair?
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oh i didnt see that, :/Dragopentling said:
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I'm not sure if Groudon can surpass that immortality
But if he can, he wins. He's wayyyyyy more versatile. Drought powers up his moves and allows Solarbeams to be fired off instantly. Then he has the status moves like scary face which reduces speed not to mention thunder which can paralyse. Earthquake can wreck and powered up fire moves can do loads of damage. Diablo on the other hand has attacks which Groudon mostly resists.
So if Groudon can't beat the immortality it's a draw
If he can, he wins via superior move set, better and more variety and status inducement and deduction
But if he can, he wins. He's wayyyyyy more versatile. Drought powers up his moves and allows Solarbeams to be fired off instantly. Then he has the status moves like scary face which reduces speed not to mention thunder which can paralyse. Earthquake can wreck and powered up fire moves can do loads of damage. Diablo on the other hand has attacks which Groudon mostly resists.
So if Groudon can't beat the immortality it's a draw
If he can, he wins via superior move set, better and more variety and status inducement and deduction
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so you dont think this is a stomp. but i think the same, we dont know the exactly Regenerationn of diablo, and make more sense put this to a incoclusive match. can i add your vote?TheArsenal1212 said:
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Isn't that immortality a NLF?
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sorry for the dumb question , what NLF means?HeadlessKramerGeoff777 said:
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No limits fallacy
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Yea, I mean, the big issue here is the Immortality and the ambiguous regen conditions.
If Groudon has something to bypass that and win via SBA, then he takes this easily because he's FAR more versatile.
If Groudon has something to bypass that and win via SBA, then he takes this easily because he's FAR more versatile.
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That immortality is a massive NLF
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Oh okay.
In that case, Groudon just ROFL blasts Diabolo here.
(This may or may not be a vote if we're counting them at some point.)
In that case, Groudon just ROFL blasts Diabolo here.
(This may or may not be a vote if we're counting them at some point.)
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we are counting?
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Yeah I actually think Groudon can overcome it if he can decimate diablo
Which I think he can for what I said above. So I'm voting Groudon
Which I think he can for what I said above. So I'm voting Groudon
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open the score groudon - 1 (TheArsenal1212)TheArsenal1212 said:
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my vote was for Groudon, if it hasn't already been counted yet
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groudon - 2 (TheArsenal1212,Dragopentling )
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I mean you could ask someone to clarify what's Diablo's regen feats are, sure it would be NLF to say he can recover from anything, but that doesn't mean he can't recover from what Groupon does to him
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you know who can tell me that?DragonEmperor23 said:
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Groundon-4 my boyFinal Godzilla E said:
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I wouldn't know, try asking someone on the knowledgeable list for Primal Rage
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ok, thanksDragonEmperor23 said:
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That's NLF regen (if memory serves they don't have avregen feat)
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groundoun- 5 more 2 votes and is graceSans2345 said:
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The regen/immortality is super vague, but from what I remember in the novel, a being explicitly superior to the gods could not kill them because he wasn't a god, but an alien...undead dragon thing.Hellbeast1 said:
I'd have to dig it up and find the relevant scenes.
Keep in mind, this was not a being who was overwhelmingly superior in every aspect, but one who was at least notably superior within their own tier who should have been able to kill them under normal circumstances, were it not for the specific fact they were gods.
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The regen/immortality is super vague, but from what I remember in the novel, a being explicitly superior to the gods could not kill them because he wasn't a god, but an alien...undead dragon thing.
I'd have to dig it up and find the relevant scenes.
Keep in mind, this was not a being who was overwhelmingly superior in every aspect, but one who was at least notably superior within their own tier who should have been able to kill them under normal circumstances, were it not for the specific fact they were gods.
thanks for the help
I'd have to dig it up and find the relevant scenes.
Keep in mind, this was not a being who was overwhelmingly superior in every aspect, but one who was at least notably superior within their own tier who should have been able to kill them under normal circumstances, were it not for the specific fact they were gods.
thanks for the help
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@Azzy firstly I'd have to ask if the novel is canon.
Secondly that seems more like a type of Immortality rather then regen as listed on the profile
Secondly that seems more like a type of Immortality rather then regen as listed on the profile
