Bernkastel
Reaper of Miracles
So getting stabbed does kill her then?
If you can negate her regenerative powers, sure. When she killed herself she did so with the intent to die.
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So getting stabbed does kill her then?
If you can negate her regenerative powers, sure. When she killed herself she did so with the intent to die.
Stars are stars; like the Sun. Sailor Moon has planet level durability when she's not trying to defend herself, and at least star level when she is.
Can Superman Prime survive a galaxy exploding? You mentioned him surviving an explosion equivalent to a million supernova's, but I'm sure that an exploding galaxy would be more than that.
Can he do anything that can prevent regeneration from an opponent that has star level durability?
I don't really see why a galaxy exploding is any harder to survive than a star exploding.
Would you rather be alive or dead? Kakyu, obviously wants to continue living, hence her desire to be reborn. If Sailor Moon could have healed the wound, Kakyu would have wanted her to.
Apart from the fact that she would, you know, be dead. She's taken a spear that has peieced her gut, ruptured her stomach, bisected her liver, perforated her lungs, cut her jugular and lobotomised her. Combine that with Ren making the already considerable hole even bigger and she's already dead before she can say "oh poopsie"
Also, in Shaman King, an Oversoul can be maintained indefinitely as long as it isn't damaged. Ren can simply stand still and wait for Moon to bleed to death. If she tried to heal before Ren despelled the oversoul, she'd just get the wound reopened and continue to die.
Oh, not a problem. Instantly appearing spears + oversoul cutting blade = lethal wound. And that's another piece of evidence for stabbing > Sailor Moon.
I actually asked how Princess Senenity killed herself a while ago. I assumed she slit her wrists or something.
Would 'not removing the blade' negate those healing powers?
I just have a hard time believing Eternal Sailor moon is anymore difficult to beat when Superman Prime has already clobbered the other two versions with ease.
What does that even mean? She winds the entire universe back to before she got stabbed whilst divided into multiple peaces?
Because she's much stronger than the other two versions based on feats
Based on what you've shown me their speed is par, and their durability is par. What is Superman Prime best strength feat, has destroyed anything larger than a star?
I thought he could time travel, how does that work? She still has her regenerative powers, how is he going to combat that?
How did she defeat him? And if it was using squirrels what kind of strategy did she use?
Why would she want to live without her loved one's? That makes no sense.
You are aware that when Sailor Moon uses her regenerative power she basically reverses time right? That's how she's going to be healing herself. Can Oversoul negate the affects of time?
She stabbed herself with the desire to die. Neo Queen Serenity has an impenetrable defense which protects her from any kind of attack indefinitely. If she stabbed herself with the intent to kill herself, she'd die too.
What can Eternal do to put down Supes healing factor?
The thing is, Darkseid typically uses his superintelligence and strength to battler his opponents. He only really uses his Omega Beams to teleport his opponents to the place of his choosing. He has destroyed the base of the Legion of Doom and a few superhuman people, but beyond that, I can't say.
He typically uses his speed, where he can react to, and evade, an attack within nanoseconds. He also uses his telepathy and telekinesis to predict and evade attacks and can create psionic avatars as scapegoats.
Not really, save his superstrength and superintelligence.
Can he survive a star busting attack or stronger? Eternal Sailor Moon's best feat was ripping a Nebula apart with her energy.
Holding a mini black hole is impressive, but could he survive being thrown into a large one? Eternal Sailor Moon can; that was the major feat I was holding back for this round.
Sailor Moon wouldn't underestimate her; she was trapped and nearly killed by a fodder opponent when that happened. Any threat against her or her loved one's lives she takes seriously.
Fine. She survived being thrown into a place that was like a black hole;
it was claimed to have an near infinite amount of energy, more than the life force of the galaxy itself.
... Seriously Ech? You are saying that someone whose last words amounted to (I want to live again" doesn't want to be alive anymore? And you can't possibly think of a reason to be alive any more once people you love aren't around? She's human (in so far as she has emotions) and humans are capable of forming emotional connections with other humans. She wanted to live, Sailor Moon was either unable, unwilling, or too much of a callous bitch to let her.
So you're saying that Sailor Moon can rewrite the universe whenever she loses? Why didn't she do that to stop Kakyu getting stabbed? Or to change the outcome of a fight she lost?
If indeed she can do that so casually, that puts her beyond the level of omnipotent beings in the Shaman King universe. You specifically banned Omnipotents in the rules. By that ruling, you should be against Moon changing the universe so selfishly in this contest.
How does his healing factor work? Is it like normal Superman who gets stronger with a yellow sun, and weaker with a red sun? Eternal Sailor Moon's healing factor works by reversing time around her wounds, or whatever it is she's trying to heal.
*Yawn* You should really read the series. She's referring to her Star Seed being reborn through the Galaxy Cauldron.
This is exactly what Sailor Cosmos tried to do
If Oversoul could negate the effects of time, there wouldn't be a problem now would there? I'm still leaning towards stalemate as neither one of us has something that the other agrees would grant a clear victory.
Matches can end in death or incapacitation
You don't need to put your opponent's head on a spike in order to claim victory. So guys like Batman, Spider-Man, and other do-gooders stand a chance, the fight can end in either death or incapacitation. For all intents and purposes, incapacitation should be defined as being unable to continue the fight for an extended period of time, arguably enough for the opponent to be able to walk away from the fight without "retreating." As an example, if Spider-Man completely tied his opponent up in webbing and his opponent is unable to break out of it, that would qualify as incapacitation.
She didn't bring that city back by winding back time; otherwise whatever destroyed it would have been brought back as well. All she did was create a replica of what was destroyed. She can't do that in the case of her being impaled, on account of whatever is impaling her being in the way.
You still haven't shown how she could regenerate from having a sword stuck in her.
This thread has already provided enough reasons for me not to want to do so.
Wrong; what destroyed it was trapped in an alternate dimension at the time.
Can the sword be removed magically?
Wrong; what destroyed it was trapped in an alternate dimension at the time.
Can the sword be removed magically?
Actually, Cosmos refused to fight and ran like a little bitch. But that's something for tomorrow's debate.
Sailor Moon fucking with time shouldn't affect Ren's oversoul, or the spears of Tougen Kyou as long as she doesn't literally reverse the flow of time and rewrite the universe to one where she doesn't get stabbed.
Which would affect matters how?
By who? Sailor Moon is dead on account of being cut in half.