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Hope's Destruction: Omni-Man & Albion Vs. Connor & Jez Firth (Invincible & Venefica Chronicles Vs. The Shoobieverse & The Tempest of Light) [R1M4]

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Rules:
Albion will be in his Post-Aiden Data Copy Key and Connor will be his High 6-B version
Connor will be given All Equipment, Albion and Jez Firth will have Standard Equipment and Omni-Man will have no equipment (since he has none anyways)
RESTRICTIONS HERE
Speed Equalized, SBA Applies


Notes:
Albion has a 4.31x AP advantage against Jez
Albion and Omni-Man have the heavy Lifting Strength advantage
Albion possibly has the Stamina advantage
Albion and Omni-Man have the heavy Range advantage
Albion and Omni-Man have the IQ advantage against Connor


Omni-Man, Connor & Jez have equal Stamina
Omni-Man, Albion and Jez have equal IQ and Combat IQ


Connor & Jez have a 494.21/5.11 and 22.43x AP advantage against Omni-Man/Albion and Omni-Man respectively.
Connor has the Combat IQ advantage against Albion & Omni-Man
 
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I suppose I should start this

Albion starts with scanners/battlefield mapping. His scanners typically tell him of his opponents power level and general capabilities.
 
Albion starts with scanners/battlefield mapping. His scanners typically tell him of his opponents power level and general capabilities.
What do you mean exactly by general capabilities? As in...how much info does he gain on his opponents exactly? :3
 
What do you mean exactly by general capabilities? As in...how much info does he gain on his opponents exactly? :3
Stats, weaknesses, base level stuff. He’ll also track them with battlefield mapping.
 
Stats, weaknesses, base level stuff. He’ll also track them with battlefield mapping.
Does he also get to know their powers & abilities, or does he slowly gain info on them as they're used? :3

Presuming the latter (since I think that's what it is), I have an on-the-surface battle look:
Unlike Conquest, Omni-Man is a lot more tactical in his fighting. Regardless, he still gets one-shot by both Jez and Connor, making him mainly a good distraction. However, Albion is able to tell Omni-Man this given his data scans, allowing him to at least avoid attacks (He's not an idiot, even though telling him this in the first place may be hard given the fact that via speed equalization all combatants are massively hypersonic+ in speed)...), and also potentially revive him via Albion's healing (since it seems to be mostly applicable to robots). Albion very obviously has the advantage in hax out of all 4 of the combatants, but Connor and Jex aren't anything to downplay...since Connor can summon Sporge, the match essentially becomes a 3v2. Connor has a bunch of defensive abilities in combat (albeit limited to an extent), and Jez being able to sense incoming attacks before they hit, clone himself and having supernatural luck would be rough for Albion and Omni-Man to bypass.
 
Does he also get to know their powers & abilities, or does he slowly gain info on them as they're used? :3

Presuming the latter (since I think that's what it is), I have an on-the-surface battle look:
Unlike Conquest, Omni-Man is a lot more tactical in his fighting. Regardless, he still gets one-shot by both Jez and Connor, making him mainly a good distraction. However, Albion is able to tell Omni-Man this given his data scans, allowing him to at least avoid attacks (He's not an idiot, even though telling him this in the first place may be hard given the fact that via speed equalization all combatants are massively hypersonic+ in speed)...), and also potentially revive him via Albion's healing (since it seems to be mostly applicable to robots). Albion very obviously has the advantage in hax out of all 4 of the combatants, but Connor and Jex aren't anything to downplay...since Connor can summon Sporge, the match essentially becomes a 3v2. Connor has a bunch of defensive abilities in combat (albeit limited to an extent), and Jez being able to sense incoming attacks before they hit, clone himself and having supernatural luck would be rough for Albion and Omni-Man to bypass.
He just gains base level knowledge, he gains knowledge throughout the fight by continuing to fight. That's typically how observant fighters learn.

Whether it's 3 on 1 or filled with clones or not, won't matter if they can't approach him. Albion can just use Hurricane Chest to keep them all off his back and force them to play by his rules. He's a ranged fighter first and foremost, though he is skilled with the blade, so even a close range battle is winnable for Albion. Battlefield Mapping means he'll almost always know where they are and supernatural luck can only get you so far when hundreds of energy beams are raining down on your heads all the time.

Speaking of luck, Jez shouldn't have fate manipulation listed next to it. It's explanation describes luck enhancement only, which has nothing to do with fate.
 
He just gains base level knowledge, he gains knowledge throughout the fight by continuing to fight. That's typically how observant fighters learn.
Noted :0

Whether it's 3 on 1 or filled with clones or not, won't matter if they can't approach him. Albion can just use Hurricane Chest to keep them all off his back and force them to play by his rules. He's a ranged fighter first and foremost, though he is skilled with the blade, so even a close range battle is winnable for Albion. Battlefield Mapping means he'll almost always know where they are and supernatural luck can only get you so far when hundreds of energy beams are raining down on your heads all the time.
Given that, via SBA, the teams start 4 kilometers apart, it's likely that Albion is going to be able to keep the 2 away via his ranged options. Omni-Man going in as a distraction and his Danmaku will allow him to do this for a while, and while Connor and Jez don't have too many ranged attacks they still have a few ranged options. Where they falter in long-range offense, however, they make up in defense...both Connor and Jez have a bunch of defensive options, and given those Albion won't be able to keep them at bay forever :u

Speaking of luck, Jez shouldn't have fate manipulation listed next to it. It's explanation describes luck enhancement only, which has nothing to do with fate.
Jez was actually one of the few characters I scouted for the tournament (as in, going to the creator and being like "hey this is a cool character, mind if I put him in a tournament?), so you'd have to ask his creator about that 😅
 
Given that, via SBA, the teams start 4 kilometers apart, it's likely that Albion is going to be able to keep the 2 away via his ranged options. Omni-Man going in as a distraction and his Danmaku will allow him to do this for a while, and while Connor and Jez don't have too many ranged attacks they still have a few ranged options. Where they falter in long-range offense, however, they make up in defense...both Connor and Jez have a bunch of defensive options, and given those Albion won't be able to keep them at bay forever :u
That is true, but Albion won't be stationary the whole time either and can adjust his strategy if it just isn't working, like he did with Aiden. I'm just not sure if they'll be able to break through his wall of blasts and extra defenses on top of them like Aiden eventually did in canon.

Albion's stamina doesn't run out so he could keep them at bay at least as long as he needs too. So, he does have that going for him, though it seems like it'll eventually end up being a close range fight. Luckily he's very proficient in those, it's just not his main or preferred approach.
Jez was actually one of the few characters I scouted for the tournament (as in, going to the creator and being like "hey this is a cool character, mind if I put him in a tournament?), so you'd have to ask his creator about that 😅
Ooh, alright
 
That is true, but Albion won't be stationary the whole time either and can adjust his strategy if it just isn't working, like he did with Aiden. I'm just not sure if they'll be able to break through his wall of blasts and extra defenses on top of them like Aiden eventually did in canon.

Albion's stamina doesn't run out so he could keep them at bay at least as long as he needs too. So, he does have that going for him, though it seems like it'll eventually end up being a close range fight. Luckily he's very proficient in those, it's just not his main or preferred approach.
Looking at all of this again, I'd probably give the win to Albion & Omni-Man here-
It's pretty safe to presume that Omni-Man is going to die fairly quickly in this matchup...he gets one-shot by both Connor & Jez, but I don't think they'll be able to get through Albion. While Connor & Spug are smarter in Combat IQ, their base IQ is lacking, and they further lack the necessary abilities to harm Albion given his abilities. The AT-48's energy bullets aren't really gonna do too much when Albion is capable of redirecting/dissipating their power in 3 separate ways, and in close range (via teleportation) Albion has various options to both get away from and harm Connor & Spug using his sword and various abilities. While Jez has a lot more options in terms of hax, he's a lot weaker than Albion physically. His Statistics Amp is going to help with this, but Precognition, Supernatural Luck, Duplication & Attack Reflection can only go so far when you're dealing with danmaku...Jez's Information Analysis isn't going to give him too many useful notes (given Albion's lack of serious weaknesses), his empathetic manipulation doesn't work on robots and Albion just so happens to be resistant to Electricity Manipulation. While the pair are at least slightly smarter, Albion simply has much more options and is able to exploit their combined weaknesses. That plus his regeneration should secure Albion & Omni-Man the win here :3
 
Looking at all of this again, I'd probably give the win to Albion & Omni-Man here-
It's pretty safe to presume that Omni-Man is going to die fairly quickly in this matchup...he gets one-shot by both Connor & Jez, but I don't think they'll be able to get through Albion. While Connor & Spug are smarter in Combat IQ, their base IQ is lacking, and they further lack the necessary abilities to harm Albion given his abilities. The AT-48's energy bullets aren't really gonna do too much when Albion is capable of redirecting/dissipating their power in 3 separate ways, and in close range (via teleportation) Albion has various options to both get away from and harm Connor & Spug using his sword and various abilities. While Jez has a lot more options in terms of hax, he's a lot weaker than Albion physically. His Statistics Amp is going to help with this, but Precognition, Supernatural Luck, Duplication & Attack Reflection can only go so far when you're dealing with danmaku...Jez's Information Analysis isn't going to give him too many useful notes (given Albion's lack of serious weaknesses), his empathetic manipulation doesn't work on robots and Albion just so happens to be resistant to Electricity Manipulation. While the pair are at least slightly smarter, Albion simply has much more options and is able to exploit their combined weaknesses. That plus his regeneration should secure Albion & Omni-Man the win here :3
Agree

Albion-Man FRA
 
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