Alright, I'm finally here again. Let's see what shitshow has happened here (I did not look forward to this fight, but it's unavoidable, thank you bracket).
It's the
rules.
That's why RE is straight up useless 99% of the time.
Repeating shit don't make you right, btw. I've already explained that it's within the bounds of what it has shown, and quantum matter manipulation hasn't topped being able to reality warp at a planetary/timeline ass scale. If you have nothing else but to invoke the rules instead of actually providing actual argument, then I don't see why your point holds weight.
Literally nothing anywhere says it grants resistances.
Nobody cares about the future for this match, if we did we'd be arguing a hell of a lot more than just a HF blade, and even if anyone opts to grant you that, HF blades still have asinine heat manip, and atomic scale electrical severing, not even just matter manip or funny vibrations (all of which need to be resisted to actually tank it properly), if you want to argue future topics, dude just gets 4th wall'd ko'd via shooting the funny !.
No really tho
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Spark is dependent on one's desire and will; the stronger they are, the more powerful a person can be. Naturally, those with such magnitudes of desire can steel themselves through all odds, such as immense pain, etc. In combat, Spark is capable of massively boosting the power of almost every Geats Riders to the point of equalizing with opponents previously far more powerful than them instantly. Even with minimal training, newcomers who were initially inexperienced can catch up with the most skilled Kamen Riders in the Desire Grand Prix very quickly. With time, they can permenantly as strong or even stronger than the enemies that have given them trouble. They can also develop counters for specific types of enemies, such as when all Riders can eventually defeat Jyamato Riders, who can regenerate from ash)
Where in this does it say it magically grants resistances, especially to things the Rider would have no idea is a thing? It says it equalizes stats, but that is not becoming immune to someone's whole kit, that isn't even the case in the show itself.
Now that's an actual argument about this! This is the argument that
@Eden_Warlock99 wishes her one is supposed to be, rather than just invoking rules that the RE already follow in the first place.
At the moment, it only gives counters for the defensive hax of their opponent, a la Jyamato Riders and their mid-high regen. I have stated the hax applied onto spark users, but obviously that's going to be part of another crt. Disregard this, your point's actually valid.
Of course. And if this lad can't regen or reform his armor, equipment, and so forth, which isn't noted anywhere, match just kind of ends there.
Actually...
Transforming into another form (or even performing a revolve on) would just reform the armor. As for why it isn't in the profiles or whatever, it counts as transforming again (or body control for Revolve On). You'd just have to slice up his belt and he'll be dealt with non-lethally. Wouldn't be too hard to know about this, especially if Keiwa had done a revolve on in the prior match. But every Rider and their mothers protect their belts with their dear life, so good luck actually getting to that without fatally wounding Tycoon first.
Yes it will, there's absolutely nothing on profile giving it quantum matter res, sub-atomic electric res, and I'm even gonna say heat given the HF Blade can literally turn people on par with Raiden into glowing hot cross sections and vaporizing their flesh (the flesh in question being CNT), who can shrug off super heated plasma pointblank.
That was not my point when I said his sword won't cut him. Obviously, Keiwa can be affected by the sword when he's hit with it. The point of consensus is that he's going to either avoid the sword entirely and/or deal with the sword first.
Need an exact value. Because he has far better lightning than he did back in 4 which was enough to spawn lightning on top of people that can fry those who can shrug off 10,000,000 volts, lightning, and more, by like at least 3 stages of face tanking.
No given value, unfortunately. Text scan stuff. Basic mooks get electrocuted then explode, and Ace himself got hit by lightning and just got untransformed, but none of that would pass Raiden stuff afaik.
Because he can throttle it (as in he can control output). Basically it tbh, lil zap, big zap, zap till it works. Raiden has the Solid Eye in this key so he'd get a basic rundown on his physicality at the very least as to not do what he did to the Frogs, I'd wager he'd get it first try but if he doesn't, second try is locked in if he just starts with something sufficient to incap an elite soldier, then get the rundown via Solid Eye on what effects it had on his body and compensate off that.
Without taking into account whether Tycoon can avoid the lightning yet, I just want to say that Keiwa's tenacious enough to overexert himself here, to the point that he could die if he's somehow still in the condition to fight after one zap. In his Ninja Form debut, he overexerted himself so much that he had to be eliminated from the death game because he'd die otherwise. Dunno if that kind of death can count as a Keiwa win, but it's definitely something.
Anyways, one. Raiden's lightning (as far as I could find and based on the profile stuff) kinda emanates from his body first before some lightning attack happens. Even if Keiwa doesn't see him use his lightning in the previous match (it would be fishy when a man who 'radiates' lightning could tank palpatine ass lightning blast from his opponent without flinching, but I digress), this point of Raiden is kinda a big hint as to what he can expect.
Second, shooting bolts at him won't really work due to being easy to aim dodge, and his lightning from the sky is just going to trigger his TP/Substitution.
Thirdly, his forcefield can actually block it. It's funny because it's not even portrayed as covering him fully, but his feet weren't injured and the roofless forcefield still prevented the energy beam thing to flow onto his head. Breaking the forcefield would result in other attacks being dispelled.
Because he has quantum duraneg matter manip at a decent distance (like 8m if we go by standard moves or QTE/cutscenes, if we say he can do what Sam does tho for range, it'd be like 30m, I can post the sauce if need be, I got the models loaded in blender right now for a blog)
I don't think that's really an issue when every Rider is capable of slashing a pretty wide ass range and distance tbh. This part is not something new for him.
a giant AoE unavoidable slash is kind of a huge issue for someone who's kit hinges on armor and buckles, and if that armor can't reform, regenerate, or anything of the sort, doesn't resist quantum duraneg, etc.
Bold to assume he can't TP away, or pretend to get hit only to reveal that it was a substitution all along. That forcefield should also dispel the attack once it breaks as well.
Raiden has to really get up on his grill to actually try and CQC with Tycoon.
ludicrous EMPs (SOL btw, which is faster than both of them "but he doesn't have tech-", the tech shutdown isn't the issue, the issue is it's a AOE electromagnetic attack that's strong enough to fry normal humans), or hell, maybe some red phosphorus, no crush to guard from that is def gonna lead to asphyxiation into unconscious.
SOL btw, which is faster than both of them
Oh no. That can possibly only mean...
Ayo Tycoon finna speedblitz by equalising to the lightning of all things.
I'd say that, but the lightning not being SOL in his profile means this point doesn't fly, unless we're counting it, then this is a speedblitz moment.
Also of note, Raiden has 5 revives, he needs to effectively be killed 5 times, and he's entirely willing to outright gore himself if it means landing a winning blow.
That wouldn't really matter when a ring out is a viable wincon for Tycoon, especially when he can use the air to displace his ass.
That's the one half of the args behind, so I'll deal with the funny knowledge thing on the second post.
