Lille in his final form is a being of pure light. That makes him nearly invincible to most characters. Except those that know the level 90 Hado Black Coffin. Because as we know gravity can bend light, and light cannot escape a black hole.
Granted the list of characters that can use a black coffin powerful enough to kill Lille is still probably a short list. But he doesn't need that special Yata Mirror sword to be beaten.
I think most people have guessed that Apollon is Murakami. His revival in Arkenfel's tank most likely made him extremely powerful. He's gathering the zoacrystals to bring Arkenfel's memories and strength back.
I think Murakami left Arkenfel with Mizuki and Tetsuro to teach him that human life has value even outside of being bioweapons. And I think Arkenfel probably would have become morally good by the end.
As for the final villain, I think it was always meant to be Richard Guyot. I think at some point he was probably meant to succeed in using the Guyver remover to steal Agito's unit 3 and equip it onto himself becoming a Guyver Zoalord more powerful than Arkenfel and Apollon.
Sho probably would have faced him, maybe alongside Aptom, Apollon and Arkenfel. Agito probably doesn't survive and dies with Shizu :'(
Guyver 2F probably gives up her revenge after a fight with Sho and joins team good guys.
Who knows if the creators were meant to come back or if we were even meant to see their real forms.
Sharingan Genjutsu, Tsukuyomi, Amateratsu, Sword of Totsuka, Yata's Mirror, or Izanami?
this post isn't about whether it's right or wrong to have children, or who is to blame for it, this topic is solely about this myth that if economic conditions were better people would be having children.
Europe has all the things people claim we need to incentivize having children. France provides free nannies to new mothers. Spain and Italy have free preschool. All across Europe childcare is heavily subsidized and they have the worst birth rates of any part of the planet.
At this point I'd be more likely to believe the opposite, that we need worse economic conditions to force people into coupling just out of sheer desperation.
For the sake of the topic we will make all universal energy systems compatible and equivolant with each other so genjutsu can work. But I'll throw you guys a bone and restrict Tsukuyomi.
The Sharingan has the ability to perfectly record and copy seals for jutsu. Sasuke has seen both the seals for summoning edo tensei from Orochimaru summoning the 4 Hokage and releasing edo tensei from Kabuto being mind controlled. All he needs is an enemy to sacrifice.
They do have a fighter class, poor girl from episode 1 was one. So wondering if human Garou would be able to solo the demon king of this world.
I don't know why I got it in my head but I really want to make the sub stall set work. I think it has untapped potential as a lot of people don't see it coming and don't know how to deal with it.
Any suggestions for my team? I've tried to account for the most common obsticles I'd face namely Keldio which i counter with Starmie and Venasaur, Lati@s which I wall with Heatran, and Talonflam which I counter with Heatran. And Weavile who i check with my own Keldeo.
Mine is gen 6.
I started playing competitive back in gen 4. I've played gens 4, 5, 6, and 7 for the meta game for awhile, dabbling in gens 2 and 3. Still haven't played gens 8 or 9.
I like gen 6 the most because I feel like it's the most balanced and fair of any of the meta games for OU.
-no more permanent weather that dominated gen 5 or sandstrom teams for gen 4
-fairy type to make Dragon Balanced while giving Poison and steel attacks a much needed buff.
-removing ghost and dark resist from steel making it more fair
-mega evolutions breathing new life into fan favorites like Charizard and Swampert
-defog giving a lot more viability to teams to counter hazards
gen 7 i felt like Z-moves added too much unpredictability to the meta. We already had to account for mega evolutions and choice items but now there's a random nuke to watch out for too usuable by anyone. It felt like their was less agency as a player, though I do like a number of new mons added in sun and moon.
gen 8 i stopped playing pokemon causally because they removed the national dex but also dynamaxing didn't look like my cup of tea from the competitive side either.
gen 9 i haven't tried out yet just because I'm intimidated, not being familiar with the new mons added in gen 8. I don't know too much about the meta but cystalization seems to be the same issue I have with Z-moves.
There should NEVER be a mechanic where a player is punished for playing well or rewarded for playing poorly. If a player correctly predicts what their opponent will use and switches in an appropriate check that should be rewarded 100/100 times.
Like they don't add anything to the game. Just a random chance that your strategy gets ruined that you can't account for. I don't know a single person that likes them. Who cares if Nintendo decided to include them Nintendo didn't balance the game for competitive play.
I think mine was the one they performed at the end of season 2 Black Fire Upon Us. I was actually impressed with the quality of music in the show, I assume they got a real band to record it?
I don't know how many people believe genjutsu works one way or another. I've heard people claim that genjutsu illusions are something the user has to actively create therefore if he doesn't know the identity of his opponent he can't target emotional or psychological weak points with his illusions.
but when Itachi used finger genjutsu on Naruto he had no idea the relationships Naruto had. He never saw Curse Seal 2 Sasuke. He never met Gaara or knew that Naruto knew him. But the illusion still showed Naruto these things.
in the third panel I posted he was using Izanami on Kabuto but Izanami continued long after Itachi had passed on to the after life. Kabuto was continuing to have conversations with a fake Itachi while fighting him and a fake Sasuke.
from these two interaction we can gather that genjutsu users can either read their opponents minds, or they program illusions to show vague things like "show an illusion of this persons worst fear" and the genjutsu just does the rest on its own with no further input or customization from the caster.
The Izanami thing proves that illusions continue even if the caster is dead which also lends to the idea that it's a self contained illusion not one which requires active input from the caster.
I don't know how relevant this is to vs battles but I do read statements like "Izanami won't work on Obito because Itachi doesn't know that he isn't the real Madara"
Even if you keep your identity a secret from Itachi the genjutsu will still work off your own subconscious and show you things that only you could know or understand.
Do Sharinganless Kakashi and Dying Obito scale above Rinnegan Sasuke and SOSP Naruto?
How are they able to stand up and casually walk around when even Kaguya couldn't?