And another one
Raiden Shogun (Genshin Impact) vs Minamoto no Raikou (Fate)
That's because during the events we saw in the game, nothing was worth a battle-type Archon going all out so far. Their "feat" are only known via history book and the remnant of their old battlefields. Even then, due to terrain and the world in general being shrunk down massively (two countries...forums.spacebattles.com
That same guy made the Nagash and Szarekh vs Ainz (individually) threads too, along with quite a few other unfair threads. I have a feeling he just thought “Oh cool, strong stuff” and posted the threads not knowing much about what he’s postingGod Emperor of mankind (40k) vs ORT (FGO
God Emperor of mankind Vs ORT (FGO) Location. Terra 31k Characters in character. Round 1. 31k Round 2. Current book events.forums.spacebattles.com
You know ... ORT is even already tired of it.
God Emperor of mankind (40k) vs ORT (FGO
God Emperor of mankind Vs ORT (FGO) Location. Terra 31k Characters in character. Round 1. 31k Round 2. Current book events.forums.spacebattles.com
You know ... ORT is even already tired of it.
I really don't understand them. ORT literally during the story ate the Tree containing the Galaxy and after that turned all plant life forms into Trees.
Are they really triggered by the word "conceptual"?
I don't understand the logic. During Lostbelt 7, Da Vinci literally said that Chaldeas, being a concept copy of the World, had the same durability. That is, for its destruction, Chaldeas requires an attack that could destroy the world.
But no, the words "conceptual galaxy" and "conceptual universe" are firmly planted in their heads and nothing can drive them out of there.
I really don't understand them. ORT literally during the story ate the Tree containing the Galaxy and after that turned all plant life forms into Trees.
Are they really triggered by the word "conceptual"?
I don't understand the logic. During Lostbelt 7, Da Vinci literally said that Chaldeas, being a concept copy of the World, had the same durability. That is, for its destruction, Chaldeas requires an attack that could destroy the world.
But no, the words "conceptual galaxy" and "conceptual universe" are firmly planted in their heads and nothing can drive them out of there.
Indiana Jones: And it had three lines painted across it? The lines represent the three levels of the universe. I've seen stones like the one you lost.
Indiana examined the little nook. It was empty, but an indentation at its base indicated the conical shape of the stone that had once lain there. The shape was familiar to him. "The stone, was it very smooth?"
"Yes," nodded the shaman.
"It was from the Sacred River?"
"Yes. Brought here long ago, before my father's father." With three lines across it. Indy could see it in his mind.
"Yes, that is right."
"Repesenting the three levels of the universe, "Indy went on; the illusion of all worldy matter, the reality of transcendental spirit, the oneness of all space, time, and substance. It was potent mythology; it vaunted potent talismans. "I've seen stones like the one you lost. But why would the Maharajah take this Sacred Stone from here?"
Hindus believe the universe was birthed by creator by Brahma, maintained by Vishnu, god of preservation, and eventually destroyed by Shiva, god of destruction, only to begin again.
Mola Ram: The British in India will be slaughtered. Then we will over run the Moslems and force their "Allah" to bow to Kali. And then the Hebrew God will fall and finally the Christian God will be cast down and forgotten. Soon Kali Ma will rule the world!"
Quint: When you consider the movie within the context of the series it's really fascinating. The MacGuffin in Raiders is all about the power of a vengeful God. That's the ark's power. Yet in Temple of Doom, if Mola Ram isn't full of shit when he's giving his big speech, then having all the Sankara Stones together would let Kali come in and wipe out all the other Gods.
Willard Huyck: You're right. It's a predictive kind of thing. Oh my God, if they get it you'd have a lot of crazy Hindus!
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