A Good Matchup

[Goddess Ultimecia]

I mean, all it does is allow her to mimic people down to a tee from appearance to voice and the like. She did it to Squall when he thought Cosmos was guiding him through.

 

[SSJ3 Gothic]

Not sure if I should add Ultimecia's Dissidia incarnation into this as a composite or not.

I don't mind at all, especially if it makes more of a challenge, although I don't know anything about Dissidia except for some reading on the subject and the fact that I want to play it (dat Disney Cloud tho).

 

[SSJ3 Gothic]

I mean, all it does is allow her to mimic people down to a tee from appearance to voice and the like. She did it to Squall when he thought Cosmos was guiding him through.

Nevermind I just saw this. Is that all? She basically becomes Ditto from pokemon?

 

[Goddess Ultimecia]

Minus the copying of power, since she is lumped in with the rest of Chaos' goons as being below Cosmos or Chaos individually.

 

[Goddess Ultimecia]

I do recall Pierce saying he'd wait until the next matchup, so we may just want to do that xD.

 

[SSJ3 Gothic]

 

[Satsuki]

Yeah are we doing a new one?

 

[Goddess Ultimecia]

I can think up of another dude, might need a few hours tho...

 

[Satsuki]

Yeah take your time.

 

[Goddess Ultimecia]

Alright, I suppose it's time to get a bit personal here. I suppose I have somewhat of a homecourt here since he's also my character, so his strategy is a tad clearer to me I suppose. I speak of course about the Multiversal Disciple: Rain Leonheart. Whom's origins I've written before thankfully. (although I haven't checked for grammar errors you nazis, it is also pretty lengthy all things considered.)

Spoiler

On a clear day in a small cabin rested in an open plain. A baby is born, birthed from the union of a magician and a fighter that acquainted themself with their inner energy. This baby would be known as Rain Leonheart from then forth. Rain was unique, born in a dimension where time passed by in a rather chaotic pace compared to the dimensions outside of it. Here he learned of the art of Gunblade fighting from his father, as well as using his inner energy from his mother. He learned of the basic academic arts from a summon of his Father's, an immortal dragon named Bahamut. This would be the way until a few months before his sixteenth birthday.

It was at that time that his parents thought it a good time to bring him to where they had originally been before he was born, the Nexus. A sort of clash of the multiverse where beings from across the entirety of the outer cosmos were brought forth for various reasons be them mundane or spectacular. Rain however, was not chosen naturally like the others were. The others there had been brought there through a sort of force of nature call by their respective universe. Rain had been brought forth from those not of a omniversal calling. It was here that Rain felt overtly cocky, a trait that while lessened, still follows him to the present day. Full of himself yet always willing to learn he happened upon his first teacher, a Space Marine brought about by the smell of battle, Berek Wolfmane. Who was the first person Rain ran into that he couldn't steamroll down. It is here that Rain thought it best to learn from someone that could best him, learning from him valuable weapon skills from the realm of 40K, as well as hand to hand skills fit for tanks. It is here that he showed a knack for memorization and a drive to finish what he starts.

Finishing his training with Berek and fast approaching his sixteenth birthday, Rain met a rather stuck-up spirit by the name of Kasumi. Whom, after Rain's antics, got to loosen up and agree to have a conversation over lunch. Unfortunately, Rain fell out of touch with her as she went off the radar. Not knowing what became of her fate.

Upon returning to his parents he found his Father speaking to another 40k'er that had helped defend the land against a Chaos incursion, this person was known to be Faeris of Armageddon. A Psyker that had received his Emperor's blessing, bringing him great power. It is not known what drew Faeris to take notice of Rain, but it is known that he asked Rain's parents' permission to train their son. With them agreeing, Faeris took Rain under his wing and performed what many fail to survive. A forced psyker operation. In which he forced the Warp into Rain's body in an attempt to make him a Psyker. While being forced inside his own mind to witness The Warp, Rain was met by the God Emperor of Mankind himself. Speaking of a great potential in Rain that was very rare. Rain was on his way afterwards. Somehow, Rain survived, and upon seeing this, Faeris began to train Rain in the Psyker arts that Rain accel'ed at. Pyromancy and Telepathy. After finishing his training in those two schools, Faeris warned Rain of overuse of the powers potentially bringing death.

The Chaos Incursions had not ceased, and Faeris and Rain were among the first to realize this. A horde of orks attracted to the realm because of the strong concentration of powerful opponents in such a small area. These orks numbered in the billions whilst the residents of the Nexus numbered only in the hundreds. A practically impossible set of odds. Despite this, the residents of the Nexus waged a spectacular effort against the invading force. However, they were soon exhausted in their effort and were beginning to lose their numbers to the overwhelming force. So, in the back of the front stood the more powerful of the residents discussing what to do. Amongst them was Faeris, who described a rather unlikely scenario where someone would go deep into the ork lines and try to taunt them into bringing their warboss out. Originally a few overconfident fighters stepped forward for the task, aiming to beat their way to the Warboss. Faeris quickly telling them it wouldn't work, then Rain stepped up. Promising in his ability to beat the Orks when it came to talking shit. Faeris, while still a little skeptical, knew Rain wasn't one to back down unless he was put down for good let him.

After flying into the middle of the billions, Rain took into trying to goad the Orks into letting him fight the Warboss. Making fun of their smelly balls (of which they responded by looking at their vehicles' wrecking balls and noting that they were indeed dirty) and then after multiple attempts at ridiculing their appearance, instead opted to take a stake at their orkhood. Saying they were not worth the Dakka they held, this in turn enraged them. Bringing forth their warboss who challenged Rain to a battle, but instead being met with Faeris. Rain, figuring his job was done, fled off to fight some more of the horde.

While in the middle of doing so, he heard Faeris reaching for his mind. Knowing something had gone terribly wrong he made way back for the castle, where he happened upon a dead Faeris. Overcome with shock, Rain stood silent as his rage overcame him. Letting him tap into one of the abilities of his eyes, the ability to mix different energy types. The result of his Warp/Ki/Magic mixing resulting in a purple mixture that was almost black in colour. Rain then brought about an armageddon upon the Orks the likes of which has been hard to replicate to this day. Wiping clean the scattered Ork hordes almost single handedly. It is during this rage (after he had wiped the last of them out) that Daemon attempted to calm the enraged Rain down. Only to be met with an almost primal stare that spoke of a beast that needed to be put down. The Lycan Daemon knew from there that he would need to knock the boy unconscious to get him to rest.

After a brief struggle, Rain began to use a Warp speed technique in a spamming manner, building up enough speed before trying to eviscerate Daemon with his raw force. However, Daemon met the charge with his arms, breaking one of them. This allowed Daemon the chance to knock him out while he was up close and he did so.

For the next few following years Rain would spend time controlling himself as well as dealing with the loss of a close friend. Who would occasionally pop into his mind to see how he was doing, saving Rain a few times in the process.

After getting over his grievances and the recent death of his Father, Rain figured it was time to embrace his abilities rather than avoid them. Enlisting the help of the Keido family to help him increase his physical capabilities as well as getting help from Faeris to help control his mind and body in a way that he could handle immense stress brought about from sudden power influxes. After the helpful training, Rain decided to test it out by taking on the family all at once. Proving in the end he could stalemate their combined efforts, including the immensely powerful Abbey Keido. Hercules Keido however, was not a part of the demonstration as he had to tend to his duties as the God of Realities in his own realm.

With his newfound power, Rain set off for his Father's home universe where Ultimecia reigned with a stranglehold. Here Rain would stay and learn from The Great Hyne and increase his power in a never-ending time loop that he took great advantage of. However, during one of the time loops, he suffered from temporal dislocation. Slowly losing his existence. Rain took two of the residents of the universe, Gin Sora and Magnus Icaza, and trained them to the best of his ability before using them in an attempt to correct the timeline in an albeit different manner.

Upon returning from his Father's home universe, he comes back to the Nexus to find Ultimecia had started conflict with the Chaos Gods in a conflict that would universally be known as the Warp and Wounds. It is here he gave in to the Chaos Gods to get himself great power, turning him into the Warmaster. Treading into enemy territory, he finds Gin Sora and instead of killing her, tries to speak to her as if he were still her mentor. This leads to a scuffle between the residents and Warmaster where Rain briefly surfaces, and with the help of Faeris, tells Gin Sora to commit to a soul seperation spell that seperated Rain and the Warmaster. Allowing for Rain to be free from The Warp once more as well as gaining immense power in the process. He then fights alongside the Ultimecian forces to push back the Chaos Gods, in the end however. The Chaos Gods grab hold of Ultimecia and create an amalgamation with her Final Form that came to be known as Perfect Chaos. A multiversal threat that was vacuuming the omniverse of its existence. It was then that Herc Keido after being told by Rain, wiped the slate clean and returned the universes back to their natural order.

Rain's run ins with Chaos did not end there however, Warmaster still lusted for battle with his other half twice before being erased from existence. In the process killing many of Rain's friends in the search for him.

This is where we have the present Rain, in his 70's and not having aged much at all due to the high amount of magic in his system as well as his energy. He resembles his Father's father, but with one blue eye and one yellow eye. He works under Hercules Keido as a sort of enforcer of balance where it may be needed in the omniverse. In order to keep himself busy.

Some things to note

-Rain no longer has use of Psyker powers, the only connection to The Warp that he has is through Faeris.
-Rain has two different coloured eyes, both of which offer him the ability to mix his energy types and perhaps any others that find their way into his body.
-As of my post-rp story for Rain, Rain's soul is a collective one. Made up of practically infinite versions of himself throughout the fictional omniverse that are more like a taped and glued jigsaw puzzle. It is possible to wound them individually, as is what happened when Rain was briefly turned into the Warmaster.

Feats:

-Is fast enough to go toe to toe with a speedster in Aethan Keido, whom can go as fast as light and teleport via the use of lightning be it natural or arcane.
-Can toss a boulder as large as a small house into the horizon.
-Has trained his arcane arts with the originator of the Sorceresses in FF8's magic, The Great Hyne.
-Was able to train Magnus Icaza and Gin Sora to beat the FF8 version of Ultimecia, although this required him tampering with fate as much as he could (He did so because he was in a state of existence that could see things like fate in a physical and manipulative sense.)
-Has been trained by his Father to wield Gunblades with functional guns.
-Has survived battles with reality warpers, although his closest to death moments have been with them.
-Has been killed by Warmaster before, this was when Warmaster acquired an artifact that allowed his thoughts to manipulate reality itself on top of his mere physical presence.
-Can fly
-By using magical barriers, he is capable of traversing the great vacuums of space as well as the Void in between universes and dimensions.
-In the Warp and Wounds conflict, Ultimecia decided to keep the reverted Rain as he was too valuable to their side to just simply kill. She was also unable to affect his mind with her magic due to Faeris acting as his mind's shield.
-In non-canon (Didn't have permission to use some characters present in said story) Rain and Warmaster were fighting fast enough to cross solar systems and crack planets in half as well as destroy dimensions by powering up, survive going through the core of a planet similar to Earth with a moon, as well as be in the epicenter of a hypernova and continue fighting.
-In canon, he is surprised when his significant other is capable of punching out canyons with her raw physical power. Which is why the non-canon feats shouldn't hold as much weight if any IMO.
-Uses a variant of Daemon Keido's Dark Fire (a flame that can go as hot as the core of the sun) called Whitefire, which he created after witnessing Daemon use the Dark Fire technique multiple times.
-As of current, his energy type cannot be sensed by normal means as it is reminiscent of The Great Hyne's.
-His time in the realm of the God of Realities has given him some mutations, such as an omniversal spidey-sense of sorts that gives him an "emotional pain so strong it can only be compared to breaking bones" whenever there is a noticeable imbalance between good and evil.

Those are the ones I can think of right off the top of my head, I'll likely remember more as this goes on or if a question appears that reminds me. Can you guys find anyone for Rainboi here?

 

[Satsuki]

I've got someone in mind. Let me write something up

 

[Satsuki]

I'm bringing in Thor from Toaru Majutsu no Index

Spoiler

Despite being only a normal magician, Thor is still a very powerful fighter. He been described being able to fight a war all on his own.

He uses magic based around the legends of Thor, the god of thunder and lightning. As the combat representative of GREMLIN, he is more than capable of handling intense battles, such that even Touma is impressed by his skill. However, he also refers to himself as the Almighty Thor, referring to the god as a representative of agriculture and the refinement of metals in early Norse mythology.

- Megingjörð: A spiritual item that mimics the belt of Thor. It gives him tremendous strength, allowing him to survive an entire bridge being crushed on him, lift it, and throw it several meters into the air.

- Female appearance borrowing: The spell is based on the myth when the thunder god had his weapon stolen, he disguised himself as the goddess of beauty, Freyja, in order to lure out the thief. It has the limitation that it can only take the appearance of a girl, such as Misaka Mikoto or Marian Slingeneyer.

- Tanngrisnir's and Tanngnjóstr's fur: A magic spell constructed using the symbols of the goats that pulled Thor’s chariot. It allow Thor to scatter a large amount of goat fur on the water and to stand on it as it was a raft.

- Arc Fusion Blades: A magic spell that forms electric arcs. Thor can either form them on the tips of his fingers or at the bottom of his feet, wielding it like a part of his body. They are usually used for slicing and cutting, but can be used like boosters by explosively expanding them, which he allows him to either increase his speed or dampen falls. As they were made to cut, if something cannot be cut by the arc fusion blades, Thor will also feel the force of it, depending on the impact that object has on his blades. Like when Touma punched the blades (he negates all supernatural powers with his right hand), it felt like Touma punched his fingers as well. It cannot be negated by the Imagine Breaker completely, and with Touma, can feel like a solid object. It can be assumed that the length of the blade may be dependent on Thor connecting to Mjölnir. The length of the blades can reach from 20 meters, during his fight with Silvia, to 2 kilometers in length, during his fight with Touma.

- Mjölnir: Thor can connect to Mjölnir to drastically raise his power. At that moment, his eyes, hair, and fingertips, will begin emitting a pale bluish-white light, apparently affecting the length of his arc fusion blades. He can apparently call it more than once, as exemplified during his battle with Silvia, allowing Mjölnir to give him enough energy to evade her attack.

Aside from the powers of the lightning god, Thor can also use the powers of an almighty god. This magic moves the entire world around him to place him in a position where he can easily defeat his enemy or win. Indeed, even if his target is in the other side of the world, the ability allows him to move the target towards him. It operates automatically, adjusting position and distance such that none of the enemy's attacks can reach him and that he is in the ideal position to attack, such that a win or draw are the only outcomes. Indeed, the powers make it so that Thor rules the world and moves it by his will, the narration boasting that he can avoid being defeated by even Accelerator, and that only way to truly kill him was to destroy or remake the world. As such, it is limited to the current world, meaning that Thor can't overcome powers which go beyond the current world, such as a fully powered Othinus (magic god, nigh omnipotent).

However it doesn't respond to things which Thor isn't facing as a 'target', though if Thor recognizes it in time he can shift his 'target' and avoid harm. Moreover, there is danger that if he uses the power too much, the information on the rotation and revolution of the earth can become irreversibly skewed, making use of the power a huge risk even for Thor.

- Invisibility spell suppression: Thor has the ability to add some sort of modifications to a certain area in order to nullify an invisibility spell without the user noticing.

- Regeneration: When Ollerus was disguised as Thor, Othinus punishes him for his failures by severing his entire arm, and tells Marian to fix it. However, Ollerus says he can do it himself, to which Marian accepts. It can be assumed that Thor at least has the power to reconnect severed limbs.

Thoughts?

 

[Goddess Ultimecia]

- Megingjörð: A spiritual item that mimics the belt of Thor. It gives him tremendous strength, allowing him to survive an entire bridge being crushed on him, lift it, and throw it several meters into the air.

That is a pretty darn impressive feat of strength, might even be more impressive than Rain's. Unfortunately I can't exactly calculate the difference between throwing a house into the horizon and throwing an entire bridge more than ten feet into the air. Would you agree that they are similar in that department?

- Female appearance borrowing: The spell is based on the myth when the thunder god had his weapon stolen, he disguised himself as the goddess of beauty, Freyja, in order to lure out the thief. It has the limitation that it can only take the appearance of a girl, such as Misaka Mikoto or Marian Slingeneyer.

Would he be able to take the form of Rain's SO without having actually met her? I'm assuming this is going to be Rain taking a visit to the Toaru Majutsu no Index universe in this fight scenario.

- Tanngrisnir's and Tanngnjóstr's fur: A magic spell constructed using the symbols of the goats that pulled Thor’s chariot. It allow Thor to scatter a large amount of goat fur on the water and to stand on it as it was a raft.

iigh, Rain is very meticulous about getting things down pinpointed. So I doubt there is a scenario where Thor will need to use those, I don't think Rain has ever needed to use any sort of catastrophic flood so you should be good xD.

- Arc Fusion Blades: A magic spell that forms electric arcs. Thor can either form them on the tips of his fingers or at the bottom of his feet, wielding it like a part of his body. They are usually used for slicing and cutting, but can be used like boosters by explosively expanding them, which he allows him to either increase his speed or dampen falls. As they were made to cut, if something cannot be cut by the arc fusion blades, Thor will also feel the force of it, depending on the impact that object has on his blades. Like when Touma punched the blades (he negates all supernatural powers with his right hand), it felt like Touma punched his fingers as well. It cannot be negated by the Imagine Breaker completely, and with Touma, can feel like a solid object. It can be assumed that the length of the blade may be dependent on Thor connecting to Mjölnir. The length of the blades can reach from 20 meters, during his fight with Silvia, to 2 kilometers in length, during his fight with Touma.

Now this is where things could get murky, I don't remember ever writing out a situation where Rain has pinpointed an attack two kilometers out without the use of a spell. So I imagine if things get that far out he'll be playing the dodging game.

- Mjölnir: Thor can connect to Mjölnir to drastically raise his power. At that moment, his eyes, hair, and fingertips, will begin emitting a pale bluish-white light, apparently affecting the length of his arc fusion blades. He can apparently call it more than once, as exemplified during his battle with Silvia, allowing Mjölnir to give him enough energy to evade her attack.

So if I take the bridge feat as his base level, on a scale of 1-10 how high can Mjolnir take him from 1? I ask since Rain does have experience in using

Aside from the powers of the lightning god, Thor can also use the powers of an almighty god. This magic moves the entire world around him to place him in a position where he can easily defeat his enemy or win. Indeed, even if his target is in the other side of the world, the ability allows him to move the target towards him. It operates automatically, adjusting position and distance such that none of the enemy's attacks can reach him and that he is in the ideal position to attack, such that a win or draw are the only outcomes. Indeed, the powers make it so that Thor rules the world and moves it by his will, the narration boasting that he can avoid being defeated by even Accelerator, and that only way to truly kill him was to destroy or remake the world. As such, it is limited to the current world, meaning that Thor can't overcome powers which go beyond the current world, such as a fully powered Othinus (magic god, nigh omnipotent).

However it doesn't respond to things which Thor isn't facing as a 'target', though if Thor recognizes it in time he can shift his 'target' and avoid harm. Moreover, there is danger that if he uses the power too much, the information on the rotation and revolution of the earth can become irreversibly skewed, making use of the power a huge risk even for Thor.

How would that magic work against Rain, who utilizes a very specific magic from another universe created by a very specific God? (with whom he shares a similar sort of energy signature.) Just asking, because either way I'd like it if Thor could use this ability. Especially since Rain has help from Faeris (A psychic who specializes in combating literal Chaos).

- Invisibility spell suppression: Thor has the ability to add some sort of modifications to a certain area in order to nullify an invisibility spell without the user noticing.

iigh, Rain is a very upfront and personal fighter with a buckload of honour to it. He wouldn't use any invisibility spell even if he had the chance to.

- Regeneration: When Ollerus was disguised as Thor, Othinus punishes him for his failures by severing his entire arm, and tells Marian to fix it. However, Ollerus says he can do it himself, to which Marian accepts. It can be assumed that Thor at least has the power to reconnect severed limbs.

Iigh that's good then, because Rain has used magic that has healed fist+ sized holes in his abdomen in less than a few seconds. So that should be fun to say the least. Of course this by no means he can regenerate after dying, he's still gotta be alive to do it.

http://w11.zetaboards.com/Sanctuary_of_the_Mad/topic/10826354/1/#new

http://w11.zetaboards.com/Sanctuary_of_the_Mad/topic/10943970/1/#new

^Are some good examples of his abilities in action against someone weaker, it is important to note that he does tend to get caught off guard by people suddenly spiking in power or doing techniques from out of nowhere.

 

[SSJ3 Gothic]

Ladies and Gentlemen, after much delay and anticipation, allow me to introduce my client, the human wrecking ball and ass kicking Asguardian known as Thor.

No, not him...

Her.

http://marvel.wikia.com/wiki/Jane_Foster_(Earth-616)

Jane Foster began her run in Marvel comics as the love intrest of Thor. Her occupation has changed over the years, going from nurse to astrophysicist as the many variations of the character came and went. Perhaps her most interesting incarnation came recently, as Jane was dying of cancer while Thor and the Asguardians were exiled on the moon. Having lost his worthiness, Thor no longer wielded Mjolnir. As a result, a new owner to the hammer was needed. Having seen Thor use Mjolnir many, many times, Jane was familiar with the hammer enough to be deemed worthy, and she lifted it when even Thor himself could not.

These events endowed her with the power of Thor, as the rules of the myth dictate.

Jane's strength is her most formidable asset, being in the top tier of the Marvel world when it comes to lifting and punching. She can manage upwards of 100 tons, so it is safe to say Jane can punch a mountain into rubble. Another benefit of these powers is invulnerability to the usual explosions, bullets, et cetera. She can survive in the vaccum of space, and is immune to all known Earth and Asguardian poisons.

Speed is easily her least impressive feature, at least in comparison to most faster than light characters. She is listed as 4/10 on the Marvel wiki, so I think its safe to assume she is approaching light speed, but not at all elite in this regard.

As Thor, Jane has superhuman healing that can repair mortal wounds in seconds. The full extent of this healing is unknown, but it is certainly not broken or hax. For example, her cancer was not cured upon receiving the power of Thor. Instead, it was suppressed.

Of course 0, let's not forget that Thor also controls lightning, which is self explanatory. Boom!

Perhaps Jane's most average trait would be her experience and knowledge as a warrior. She isn't clueless, having aided and accompanied the original Thor on many occasions. She also has knowlage of first aid, being a nurse, and has high human intelligence (having a masters in Astrophysics). But she is far from being a veteran or having mastered total control of the powers of Thor.

Overall, Jane is a tank, and her best role in this fight is taking damage and big hits.

How do you guys think she stacks up???

 

[Goddess Ultimecia]

I do apologize for the delay, been slumped in make-up work all week. Writing essays and filling in packets. Now that I have some breathing room I can get to this.

So, Rain facing two Thors. I imagine that'll bring about a one-liner or two, maybe even some wit. If that counts as a weakness towards them.

Jane's strength is her most formidable asset, being in the top tier of the Marvel world when it comes to lifting and punching. She can manage upwards of 100 tons, so it is safe to say Jane can punch a mountain into rubble. Another benefit of these powers is invulnerability to the usual explosions, bullets, et cetera. She can survive in the vaccum of space, and is immune to all known Earth and Asguardian poisons.

iigh, how does she do against other kinds of magic? Since that tends to circumvent mundane property invulnerabilities.

Speed is easily her least impressive feature, at least in comparison to most faster than light characters. She is listed as 4/10 on the Marvel wiki, so I think its safe to assume she is approaching light speed, but not at all elite in this regard.

Fair enough.

As Thor, Jane has superhuman healing that can repair mortal wounds in seconds. The full extent of this healing is unknown, but it is certainly not broken or hax. For example, her cancer was not cured upon receiving the power of Thor. Instead, it was suppressed.

Rain does have a trump card against natural healing abilities, I'll have to keep that in mind since it can easily turn this into a OHKO.

Of course 0, let's not forget that Thor also controls lightning, which is self explanatory. Boom!

That is helpful, what's the higher extent of what she's done with her lightning?

Perhaps Jane's most average trait would be her experience and knowledge as a warrior. She isn't clueless, having aided and accompanied the original Thor on many occasions. She also has knowlage of first aid, being a nurse, and has high human intelligence (having a masters in Astrophysics). But she is far from being a veteran or having mastered total control of the powers of Thor.

Her lack of fighting experience could be her downfall in regards to fighting Rain and the other Thor since Rain's been doing it most of his life. I do wonder how her astrophysics masters will play into all of this, or if it'll be rendered null since Rain tends to just use magic when he's not swinging his Gunblades or junctioning magic to his Gunblades.

 

[Goddess Ultimecia]

bump?

 

[SSJ3 Gothic]

I'm resurrecting this thread to see if anyone is interested. If I can get a couple members involved I'll post the first contender.