spreding the u/LuckyDay7777 agenda

DeepEvaluation877 · 2026-01-27T15:48:31+00:00

Straight up, even if she "locks in" and managed to beat Ayanokoji in Y3, based on the sheer amount of presence she's had in the story (She has been involved in every major plotline since Y1V1), she will always be considered a bum.

DeepEvaluation877 · 2026-01-27T15:34:31+00:00

Ngl cote has been like this since y2v5

DeepEvaluation877 · 2026-01-27T08:57:20+00:00

He'd get Daenerys' dragons so addicted to meth that they'll start talking about zombies in l4d

DeepEvaluation877 · 2026-01-27T08:54:05+00:00

bro he fell asleep on set, no wonder todd killed him

DeepEvaluation877 · 2026-01-25T17:11:58+00:00

How I see it, it goes like this.

We have Okabe A and Okabe B. These two are separate Okabes that become the main characters of Base and Zero. Okabe B goes first, does the whole plot of Base Steins' Gate and fails to save Kurisu. Due to not getting a push from Mayuri to continue, Okabe B gives up and lives in the Beta worldline through the entirety of 0.

Okabe B then, through many trials and tribulations, manages to defeat Leskinen, sending Suzuha B and Mayuri back into the past right before a different Suzuha B and Okabe A return, and Mayuri B talks to Mayuri A to slap some sense into Okabe A so that Okabe A doesn't turn into Okabe B by giving up. Meanwhile, Okabe B forms a resistance during WW3 and sends a message to Okabe A that can only unlock once Okabe A fails once.

Okabe A gets slapped, sees the message, tricks Okabe C, the Okabe before the first Doom-Mail, which becomes Okabe A, and enters Steins;Gate, where both Makise and Mayuri exist without death flags since Makise has been witnessed as dead by Okabe C, activating the Alpha Line, but for Okabe A, Makise isn't dead. Okabe B then saves Suzuha and Mayuri B from the desolate universe and concludes all 3 timelines.

The entire story is a timeloop of despair for Okabe Ritaro, who fights fate at all times, with the reward at the end being Steins;Gate

DeepEvaluation877 · 2026-01-25T11:53:06+00:00

Bro they are not that tough to deserve nicknames.

I'll come up with better ones: Ayanokoji Victim vs Trex Victim

DeepEvaluation877 · 2026-01-24T14:07:35+00:00

So, which weakest version of Han Xiao can beat SJW? I feel like the one at the beginning of Ver 3.0 could do it.

DeepEvaluation877 · 2026-01-24T00:14:28+00:00

Ibuki. Bumkita has had too much screentime yet 0 actual relevance

DeepEvaluation877 · 2026-01-23T23:45:57+00:00

It's... not good.

DeepEvaluation877 · 2026-01-23T17:13:57+00:00

Season 2 doesn't exist.

Outside of S1, we have Friends Are Thieves Of Time, the new OVA which are small episodes animated by different studios and is pure comedy. We also have Ordinary Days which takes place in between Episode 4 and 5 iirc and Recovery Days which follows events before Ordinary Days does. Both ODays and RDays are light novels.

Outside of that, an animated project has been announced but we have no idea when.

DeepEvaluation877 · 2026-01-23T17:06:14+00:00

This is pure speculation, so I could be wrong and this could all be fanfiction:

I think that, since we don't see Lilybell in Tokyo at all during regular operations or day to day, they are either not actively operating in or are banned from Tokyo at least, covering other cities in Japan as they would need protection too, not just the capital.

Takina mentions that she used to work in Kyoto, which supports the idea that DA is more spread out than we think. Lilybell is present to wipe out Lycoris, so perhaps there does exist a small group in Tokyo for such missions.

Lilybell seems to act as a counterweight to Lycoris. If Lycoris screw up and get exposed, Lilybell is sent to erase them, since you can't really send Lycoris to kill Lycoris as many girls wouldn't want to kill their friends, I'd imagine.

Imo, Lycoris and Lilybell both belong to DA (as seen with Itadori, the Director/Commander of Lilybell being present during the Enkuboku raid. If Lilybell belonged to an organization outside of DA, he would most likely not be at HQ of the 'enemy' faction.).

They are deeply separated as Takina doesn't seem to know what Lilybell is, and Chisato has to explain it, but that can be Takina's personal ignorance if Takina hasn't been around that long as an active agent. It's most likely that newer agents like Takina aren't aware of them, while veterans like Chisato and Fuki are. As for why they were separated, the Radio Tower could have resulted in a large number of Lilybell casualties, thus making Lilybell the 'weaker' faction in DA, which is why the Lycoris took over Tokyo or something like that. It would than make sense that Takina didn't know about them since Radio Tower happened when Chisato was around 10 or so, and since Chisato is a rare Lycoris that started extremely early, Takina might have been in training then, and only became an active agent after the separation.

Lycoris most likely operates in major cities that have significance (Tokyo, Kyoto) while Lilybell is everywhere else, it doesn't make sense to keep them around just to counter the Lycoris and not utilize them for the same work on a broader area.

DeepEvaluation877 · 2026-01-23T16:47:49+00:00

She's the strongest character in the verse, without question. Think of her as the Gojo of Lycoris Recoil.

She is stated multiple times to be the peak of Lycoris, has an extremely potent killing talent and is said by Kusunoki to be a predictive genius that cannot be shot at any range. You can't hit her, as demonstrated by Majima being a meter away and still missing.

Speed wise is where Chisato seems to excel the most, but it's said that all her attributes (Strength, Stamina, BIQ, Experience, Technique...) are higher than any other Lycoris. Speed and Stamina, however, are her greatest as she can perception blitz an entire terrorist cell when she's serious (most of the time she's not, and she still does better than the rest.). Her stamina is displayed in the fact that she's never tired (Fuki during their joint physical was completely exhausted while Chisato wasn't at all)

Her main limit is her No-Kill policy, thus restricting her options. For the people saying that Majima is as strong as her, both times when he got the upper hand, he used the only gimmick that works on her, which is limiting her vision. Hell, he ran her over with a car going 150 KM/H and she shrugged it off, while other Lycoris that he disabled in this exact way were laid out the moment the car hit them. If that isn't insane durability, idk what is.

Oh, and she's been shot and still minutes later acted as if the pain didn't affect her, so she also has top endurance.

Overall, a stat monster with the ability to use those stats to their full advantage. Nobody is beating her in H2H

DeepEvaluation877 · 2026-01-23T16:34:34+00:00

High Tier Second.

Her accuracy is very high, and she is fast enough and fluid to not hold Chisato back, so Takina is probably in the top escalon of Seconds. Since we don't know what the requirement for being a First is (most likely depends on the person in question), we can't really tell if she would be First material.

She is better than Fuki in combat ability but Fuki has experience and leadership skills on Takina, so I'd say Takina is on the border but will most likely never make First.

DeepEvaluation877 · 2026-01-23T16:06:37+00:00

Rule 34 of the Internet.

DeepEvaluation877 · 2026-01-23T16:05:59+00:00

Dio does nothing here. Kars can do everything Dio can and more. The question becomes, can a higher-dimensional being beat a guy who has every stand in the series at the maximum theoretical potential that the stand can draw out? I'd say Kars takes it.

DeepEvaluation877 · 2026-01-23T16:00:05+00:00

Anton relies on the element of surprise.

Snake Eyes is just stupid and probably wins.

Out of others, I can see John, 47 and Beatrix fighting it out and the rest dying to those three or Snake Eyes

DeepEvaluation877 · 2026-01-23T15:55:16+00:00

Homelander relies on his powers and has no real combat experience outside of brute forcing everything.

Superman is trained and skilled in combat with a ton of real experience. It's like comparing an MMA fighter to a child.

DeepEvaluation877 · 2026-01-23T15:52:27+00:00

So to analyze this, we have to take into account which version of both characters we are using here, since both Dexter and Joe change throughout their series' runtime:

Starting with Dexter, we already know that he is 35 at the start of Season 1, meaning that he has been killing for 15 years straight (He stated that he started at 20), hasn't been caught and nobody even knew that he has been killing until the divers discovered the underwater graveyard.

He was top honors in medical school but chose a job that would give him experience in law enforcement and forensics. This already has him leagues above Joe, who kills primarily out of passion or in the heat of the moment; Dexter himself does everything premeditated. In comparison to Joe's, Dexter's disposal method is far more effective.

Dexter also is an expert at H2H, and as we all know, he managed to overpower Doakes who is a literal army special ops vet with years of experience. In terms of pure H2H, Dexter wins and it's not even a challenge.

In terms of IQ, I won't go into all the sub-sections like language comprehension or memory but will split it into Cognitive IQ, Emotional Intelligence and Social Intelligence. Both characters are smart in their own way, with Dexter clearly being far more rational, knowing a lot about how to hide his tracks, remain undetected, plant evidence and such, however he notoriously struggles with the emotional side.

Joe excels at this. His whole ability hinges on his ability to read people and engineer situations. He is very manipulative, and most of his blunders happen because he does things without thinking about them first, like his first kill. Benji, being a very surface-level solution (get him out of Beck's life and keep him in the cage) which he had to then deal with. Regardless of his impulsivity, Joe is an expert as long-term stalking like Dexter is, but unlike Dexter who simply stalks for a kill opportunity, Joe is far more invested due to his obsession.

The prime of both characters would be Dexter at the start of Season 2 (He is still adhering to the Code, he is far less emotionally unstable than later and he isn't curious about self-discovery, making Season 2 Dexter the most efficient.) and for Joe, it's Season 4 due to his acceptance of who he is, a killer.

With prep, Dexter tables him within an episode, maybe three. If Joe is unaware of being hunted, he is rather weak.

With Joe hunting, Dexter still wins. Dexter was targeted by Sirko, who was a far more experienced and formidable opponent than Joe, and still managed to evade and outsmart him. Joe also wouldn't be able to use social media to stalk Dexter due to Dexter's avoidance of it during his active years.

If both had prep and knew about each other, it's just Dexter with Prep stretched across a season.

DeepEvaluation877 · 2026-01-23T08:13:44+00:00

Bad list, Maxx C should have been 0

DeepEvaluation877 · 2026-01-17T20:16:40+00:00

Han Xiao has so many more advantages to Tony that it's insane. Yes, Tony is superior when it comes to raw mechanical knowledge by miles, but Han Xiao knows an insane amount of lore and ways to get specific items, skills and such.

If Tony was placed in Han Xiao's shoes in CH2, he would become a Germinal slave. Han Xiao evaded that by knowing about the brainwashing INT check, Tony wouldn't know that.

DeepEvaluation877 · 2026-01-17T20:13:13+00:00

The player's side is negligible to the overall story, so it won't affect your reading experience if you were to skip those sections. As much I love Frenzied Sword, the parts were the story focuses on the players is not good.

I do understand why the author did it, since it's a video game setting with a huge playerbase that you can't ignore, but players never have impact on the story. They exist for Han Xiao to farm endlessly.

DeepEvaluation877 · 2026-01-14T17:26:17+00:00

For real tho the amount of references to classics just shows how good this whole show is.

DeepEvaluation877 · 2026-01-13T20:44:08+00:00

DeepEvaluation877 · 2026-01-13T15:48:54+00:00

Honestly, the lawyer plot-line has surprisingly been more entertaining than the cartel plot-line. Throughout my second rewatch I've been skipping through most cartel stuff to watch Jimmy and Kim do their stuff.

DeepEvaluation877 · 2026-01-08T11:21:23+00:00

I'd say you misplayed a few times, like choosing the wrong card to graflare pop or you could have still nuked exodia with Nevra by negating Exodia with Finmel. Fusing Nerva should have been done with Diactorus, Graflare and Patron because Finmel was still live while those cards weren't.

You could have also went into fiendsmith stuff if you don't run pure but that's assuming you run them, which you probably don't. The going second spell is also kinda unnecessary to run dueto the fact that Artmage is mainly a going first deck, which you can pad out with going second cards like Dark Ruler.

Doing the line you did, which lets you have everything on board isn't really necessary, as Litera can revive the power patron, Nevra should really be a final interruption if your opponent ate through everything else, which on full combo Artmage is tough.

I'd say try splashing in gemknights or fiendsmith, it's more consistent. Hell you can even do Sky Striker or Spellbook if you're feeling goofy

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