Gray Fullbuster vs Ferrothorn

[The_real_cal_howard]

Gray at his peak in 7-A, Ferrothorn as...Ferrothorn. Speed equal.

Ferrothor

Gray Fullbuster

 

[HenryWong122]

Why?

 

[Saikou_The_Lewd_King]

Ferrothorn proceeds to stall to hell and back.

 

[HenryWong122]

Ferrothorn proceeds to stall to hell and back.

How could it do that when it's frozen in a block of ice?

 

[Saikou_The_Lewd_King]

Considering how 90% of Gray's attacks seems to involve whacking the opponent with ice, I doubt it would happen this quickly.

Even then, unless it's the kind of ice that puts the opponent unconscious, Ferrothorn would just eventually literally claw its way through it via repeated self-buffs.

 

[DragonEmperor23]

7-A means this is Devil Slayer Gray who uses this

Instantaneous Freezing: One of the most effective aspects of this type of Magic is its ability to completely freeze everything within a large radius with a flick of the wrist. In one instance, Gray, who recently inherited his father Silver's Magic, was able to completely freeze multiple twisters from Tempesta who was in his Etherious Form.

 

[AnonymousBlank]

^The first thing Gray did with IDSM was insta freeze. Also how does it claw out when there is no room to move?

 

[Schnee_One]

Gray Freezes

Can't cut if you can't move

 

[HenryWong122]

Considering how 90% of Gray's attacks seems to involve whacking the opponent with ice, I doubt it would happen this quickly.
Even then, unless it's the kind of ice that puts the opponent unconscious, Ferrothorn would just eventually literally claw its way through it via repeated self-buffs.

Don't you play Pokemon? When a Pokemon is frozen it can't move and in the TCG when a pokemon is paralyzed which in the TCG is a combination of freeze and paralysis, they can neither attack nor retreat for one turn.