Darrow from the Red Rising series takes on the verse as he was in Dark Age.
He's equipped with PulseArmor, GravBoots, PulseFist, and his Razor
Round 2: He's got a StarShell instead of PulseArmor
How far does The Reaper of Mars get?
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VS Battle Darrow O'Lykos (Red Rising) enters Kimetsu no Yaiba
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Darrow from the Red Rising series takes on the verse as he was in Dark Age.
He's equipped with PulseArmor, GravBoots, PulseFist, and his Razor
Round 2: He's got a StarShell instead of PulseArmor
How far does The Reaper of Mars get?
How is he?
He's the most deadly soldier in his setting with high level tactical and strategic prowess and is tied for the second best razor user in the verse after Lorn by this point in the series as per word of the author. Razors are 2 meter long swords that can easily pierce battleship hulls and be transformed to a whip and back on a dime. They're typically used in duels, but Darrow uses his to lethally on the battlefield as well in concert with GravBoots and armor.
His other stuff is basically high tech armors (pulse armor works like a barrier until it runs out of juice, but StarShells are more hardy overall), a blaster hand, gravboots do what they sound like as well and let you to easily fly off of them, but like PulseArmor they're limited in long term use.
His base physical ability is that of a high end Gold. Golds are genetically superior humans with reinforced skeletons, reflexes (Darrow's are particularly high from his time as a miner) and great size and height (Darrow is 7'3" I believe). Golds are strong enough to kill regular humans with single blows and a stronger one who Darrow beat early on could lift a horse. Darrow is skilled enough by this point in the series that he and a few others can mow right through larger groups of Gold opponents who are similarly equipped.
Been a while since I read it. I would have to go over the books again for feats that are actually quantifiable.
I just did a re-read for Lightbringer, but I wasn't exactly combing through the series for everything.
