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Two bullshit powers duke it out
speed equalised
Nameless Glory:
Beyond:
Highway to Hell:7
speed equalised
Nameless Glory:
Beyond:
Highway to Hell:7
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Well amane will eventually do it. And his luck may even passively do it mGenericstickman said:Wouldn't they have to know how it works first?
In this case yeah. Cus it can wish for bad things to happen to jojis loved ones.Genericstickman said:Is wishing better then Plot Manipulation?
Yes ofc.Genericstickman said:Wait is that a factor in a fight?
This is so low effort.The God Of Procrastination said:Joji via explosions and intelligence.
Low effort doesn't even begin to cut it. It's like going into a medaka match and going like "Bond via guns and skill".TacticalNuke002 said:This is so low effort.The God Of Procrastination said:Joji via explosions and intelligence.
You know that's wrong. You were on that thread. Kars stomps in that fight. And your telling me that The Ultimate Lifeform with the stands of almost every main JoJo villain is, at purely face value, looks weaker then some lucky kid?Firephoenixearl said:But Kars is still not as seemingly powerful as Amane is.
Isn't that too weak? I mean Amane has (literally) absolute wish. So strong that it is impossible to break them, when he brought Ikki "destructon" he kept finding reasons to die (heart problems, blood problems, no matter what the medics did he still came up with some lethal problem). And Joji with "slightly" i supossed to counter him?TacticalNuke002 said:Its not fate, its plot. And it protects him from dying mostly and only gently pushes the plot in Joji's favour (Beyond is a fanfiction writer who wants to see the mc struggle to achieve victory. People like Amane are probably beyond distasteful for it but it won't make Joji overpowered via plothax).
Ya using Einstain's relativity quote on me? You know what i meant.The Smashor said:Fire. Let me tell you something.
Nothing is literally absolute. The only acception to this rule is the fact that nothing is literally absolute.