GER sent him nowhere. That’s not how his power works at allGER sent his ass somewhere
What Astaro said about how the laws of nature in JoJo works is the likely answer here
GER sent him nowhere. That’s not how his power works at allGER sent his ass somewhere
If by "interesting" you mean you mean ironic in the sense of characters from a "kid's show" would pretty much walk through a grimdark scenario like it weren't shit then sure.Well wouldn't that this be quite a banger of an interesting match-up?
A boy in a red cap and an electric mouse going up against every single zombies from a gritty tv show?
People have a really weird image of Chaldea's capabilities.
Anything Chaldea can summon is inferior to Tezcatlipoca, who is likewise inferior to Fujimaru even when he's supported by Daybit
The Servants they can summon aren't really that impressive outside of Gilgamesh.
Any top tier who can deal with him and the Cannon Chaldea has access to- like Zeref- is too much for Chaldea to beat.
I mean that it'd be hilarious and amusing to see a Pokemon human just mollywhop and bring apocalypse into a zombie show itself.If by "interesting" you mean you mean ironic in the sense of characters from a "kid's show" would pretty much walk through a grimdark scenario like it weren't shit then sure.![]()
And even with all that, Chaldea is outperformed by individual Servants in many instances, like in Salem or LB7
Chaldea has never performed an actual feat in the main story which would let them deal with someone like White Wizard Zeref,
even when they had ideal conditions in Lostbelt 7, where they could someone any Servant they have access to.
They don't logically have that same benefit here,
but I'm pretty sure we're just hand waving it since finding out which Servants they would and wouldn't be able to summon is impossible.
Yhwach going ham on the others, that's what it is
"Bethesda never would have intended this"
“He does find out. There’s an event that happens with a dragon, where you find out you’re dragonborn. I think for anybody listening, it won’t matter, ’cause they know.”
“The greybeards, the guys who live up on the throat of the world, who are the masters of the voice, they find out about this fairly quickly, and they shout your name. They shout Dovahkiin to the wind, and it kind of rumbles through the world. The mountains shake when they call you. And you think ‘what was that,’ and someone says ‘that was the greybeards calling you. To walk the 7,000 steps up the throat of the world to meet them.’”
“I have been promised 7,000 steps, and I am going to count them. Our world artists are amazing. We have just an amazing team, and they put so much detail in the world, so they didn’t blink when I said ‘it MUST HAVE 7,000 steps. When you look at all the stuff we have in the world, 7,000 steps obviously is not that hard.”
Todd Howard: And you'll see coming up here, gonna use the Shout Storm Call. This is one of the more powerful Shouts in the game. And it calls a storm with lightning that's gonna rain down on your enemies. So it's really a nice way to let the player feel...feel powerful in a unique way.
Todd Howard: Your character is Dragonborn, and this means you are born with the soul of a dragon. So you can speak their language and in the language of dragons they use their language to form these mystical shouts, these words of power. Breath fire and shout through the wind and run fast, or slow down time. So, through the course of the story, not only do you discover the mystery of the dragons returning but you learn their language and become, you know, really powerful.
ESO Guild Summit 2014 - Writing and Lore said:Lawrence Schick: It's not just Earth with some magic guys casting spells, right. The nature of reality is fundamentaly different in the world of Nirn, because it's based all the natural laws come from the sacrifices that the Aedra made when they made the world. So Akatosh, when he put himself into the world, he made time happen, right, and so forth and so on with all the different gods. So you've got this really seriously interesting mythological background about the nature of reality and how it was created, and how it can be changed, because it's not set forever. It can be further changed by those who can channel magicka and force their will upon it. Right, that's what magic is. Changing reality locally...sometimes locally usually temporarily but you're changing reality, and creatures and characters and beings of mythological levels can change reality in big ways! And that's what happens when you get a Dragonbreak, or a planemeld, or an Oblivion Crisis, or Alduin coming back from the depths of time. You've got reality changing in big ways. At the same time, you've got all of these people who unlike in sorta your standard medieval setting, they look at things in a very logical and scientific and organised fashion. You've got all these sages, you've got the mages guild researchers, you've got the scholars, and they're all breaking stuff down, and it gives a way...
AusGamers: Now you’re also concentrating on the northern area of Tamriel and obviously the Nord race is really tied into this and that’s the guy that you’ve been showing off. What’s the thought process for players that don’t ever play as the human characters and don’t care about that lineage for that particular race? What are you doing to invite them to becoming Dragonborn as well and does the game-world react to different races based on them being Dragonborn?
Todd: Well no matter what race you pick, you are Dragonborn. We’re kind of showing this guy because he’s very on-the-nose for the tone of the game so that people can understand it easily. But you can be any of the races; you can be an Argonian lizard who is Dragonborn and sorry I forgot the other part of the question... oh how do they react? It’s mostly a flavour thing. There’s a little bit of, this is a little bit harder, you can’t do this with a race but only a little bit -- it’s more dialogue flavour than anything.
Then you do have different powers based on which race you pick. So your skills start out differently, then each of the different races has their own powers, like some cool special abilities.
someone thinks Goetia can resist the infinity gauntlet cause "immune to instant death"
Buu kill himYhwach going ham on the others, that's what it is![]()
Chaldea probably has access to Queen of Sheba now admittedly, but back in the days of Salem Chaldea with multiple days of prep did nothing to Raum's barrier compared to the Queen's weakening effect.
Tezcatlipoca needing to beaten with U Olga Marie's help.
Admittedly he's a grand servant,
but he got beaten in by Fujimaru all the same at the end of LB7
You also have Morgan greatly improving on Chaldea's techniques simply due to being a genius, learning how to Rayshift without a coffin in a very short timeframe.
Sure, but Chaldea still had their summonable Servants on standby and were unable to create something exceeding Queen of Sheba's natural traits despite having days of prep, which they don't have here.
Chaldea somehow doesn't have the prep or knowledge to make something exceeding Queen of Sheba's natural traits
They have the Servant herself who has full control of her natural traits and powers
Of course, Chaldea's roster increase since then, but my point is that the magi, inventors, and scientists that Lucian is hyping up are pretty much irrelevant against things on the scale of Fairy Tail top tiers.
Due to its sophisticated technology, SHEBA displays limited sapience when it is able to summon the Queen of Sheba to the Salem Singularity using its name as a catalyst. Consequently, when the Queen of Sheba is present in Chaldea, her emotions appear to be synced with the machine, which reflects when she is under emotional duress. Unknown to Chaldea at first, this is because its true purpose was to act as an overseer of the Demon God Pillars on Goetia's behalf, and was programmed to restrain them if any of the Pillars attempted to defy Goetia's will. The Queen of Sheba had been summoned not because of her name, but because she was the only human that Goetia trusted.[15]
My point is that Queen of Sheba's passive ability to manipulate her surroundings outperformed everyone Chaldea had access to at the time, and her ability was inherited by a Djinn, and Djinn(Demon Gods) can be beaten by individual normal Servants
Chaldea never really has a good prep feat, and they have virtually no time to prep in this battle.
It's still better than all of the feats the Caster class combined has.
There are servants who can rayshift, but not through pure magecraft alone- unless you define Qin's ability as magecraft.