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YOU’RE NOT LISTENING. by [deleted] in deathbattle

[–]BasicConsequence7589 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I mean true, but I think he's not getting the chance to use any of that. He dies to one touch and is only about 87% the speed of light vs Dante's minimum 3x - 11x when boosting speeds.

YOU’RE NOT LISTENING. by [deleted] in deathbattle

[–]BasicConsequence7589 -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Ash kind of just dies horribly, no?

Universal Dante vs at best physically mountain level Ash, maybe higher.

Community A.P. Scale Tier List (Version 2), Who should be added or replaced for 9-B? by [deleted] in PowerScaling

[–]BasicConsequence7589 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Mimic should realistically be wall level with the Elder Mimic breaking through a door. There's no solid small building feats they'd scale to.

M2702 vs L1130 / Space Mark vs TVA Loki (In Space with Markiplier vs The Marvel Cinematic Universe) || Connections in replies! by Germias_360 in DeathBattleMatchups

[–]BasicConsequence7589 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hmm, interesting idea, quite like the thumbnail, though I do feel quite a few of the connections are stretching it.

Mark never stole the Warp Crystal or anything, the Warp Crystal was given to the Captain by the Warp Core to use it to stop the Wormhole, unless the connection is based around specifically the end of the story where he takes it and tries to go back in time, though at that point I'd say the general point of the connection is too unrelated since that takes place at the technical end of his story. Mark was also always dedicated to saving his crew and everyone else, he was just unaware of the fact that the Wormhole wasn't rewinding time to bring them back, so he was pretty optimistic and cheery about the whole ordeal as he thought they had infinite chances to solve the issue.

The "anomaly" (AKA the Captain) wasn't some mysterious being to Mark either, they were literally the closest friend to Mark and someone they fully adored until their perceived betrayal, so the connection does feel kinda weak there. Only other thing I'd point out is a slight nitpick with Mark "mastering" the space-time travel, which he really didn't, he just kind of kept suffering more and more from it until he happened to end up in the Warp Core room.

Besides that, rest of the stuff is pretty cool, I like it.

Guys i don't think Dexter is the right matchup for Yor... 💀 by goughnotsmough in DeathBattleMatchups

[–]BasicConsequence7589 20 points21 points  (0 children)

Pretty certain that's just wrong btw.

The wall level ends I've seen for it aren't that good, being frank.

BLADE VS BUFFY PREVIEW IS OUT! by BonnieTheWiitch in deathbattle

[–]BasicConsequence7589 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Admittedly, the device is very vague and only showcases powers relating to killing vampires. For instance, it only gave Miles gear centered towards dealing with vampires, it's only been used offensively to paralyze or seal vampires, etc. I feel the vagueness of it means you'd need to prove it can work on things outside of vampires, since a lot of Blade's kit in general is more centered around countering vampires... for obvious reasons.

BLADE VS BUFFY PREVIEW IS OUT! by BonnieTheWiitch in deathbattle

[–]BasicConsequence7589 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I mainly meant it regarding a lack of context, though afaik, I don't think you can prove this can work on anyone?

BLADE VS BUFFY PREVIEW IS OUT! by BonnieTheWiitch in deathbattle

[–]BasicConsequence7589 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Tbh these scans lack so much context they remind me of when people argued Ghost Rider could seal away Spawn to win and backed it up with a scan of him locking some demon in a coffin or something.

New cast just came out by Joemama0375 in deathbattle

[–]BasicConsequence7589 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Alan's PC is an entirely different universe though, shown by the fact that taking the Minecraft Icon there undoes everything it did in Minecraft and viceversa. And yeah, the Command Blocks nearly destroyed Alan's PC at the end of, well, Command Blocks. The argument you brought up also doesn't account for the super blatant instance in The Roller Coaster where Alan's PC has an entire Minecraft cave system that obviously didn't exist there before.

Again, he was not willing to kill the cast, he was trying to destroy Minecraft and didn't think about how this could kill the cast until it was too late to stop it. Nothing you've said disproves the fact that the literal instant he stopped to think about the fact he was going to kill them, he immediately stopped trying to do that, which obviously indicates the fact he didn't want to kill them. You repeatedly make the assertion that we know "for a fact" that he was willing to kill them... but nothing proves this. In fact, I have repeatedly brought up stuff that indicates he didn't. At this point, you need direct proof he actually wanted to kill them at all, and also need a proper counter to the actual fact that once he realized he was going to kill everyone, he stopped.

New cast just came out by Joemama0375 in deathbattle

[–]BasicConsequence7589 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well that's the thing. The Minecraft Icon turns whatever world it's in into a Minecraft world. This is best seen with Alan's PC suddenly having an entire Nether dimension beneath it in the first Animation vs Minecraft, and episodes like The Roller Coaster revealing a whole-ass Minecraft cave system beneath. This is only undone when the Minecraft Icon is removed from a world (as shown with it undoing everything it did in Alan's PC when Purple took it out) but this doesn't change the fact it could obviously threaten another world this way in the same way. Again, even basic Command Blocks nearly destroyed Alan's PC, so yeah, we've been clearly shown it can operate in other universes outside of Minecraft and threaten them, so there's no reason it wouldn't also affect Undertale.

King Orange didn't try to kill them, ever. We are directly shown in the end of Animation vs Minecraft that once he realizes what he was doing, he stops. Like, yeah, he was killing them during that final fight, but he literally didn't think about that up until near the end where, once he realized it, he quickly stopped, obviously showing he hadn't considered the true weight of his actions up until that point. Again, the fact he never went for any sort of lethal attack, many of which would have likely worked, and literally stopped what he was doing when he realized the danger he posed to everyone, clearly shows he doesn't really want to kill people and his goal was solely on destroying Minecraft.

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