2008-10-09, 09:18 | Link #2081 | |
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anyway im done with this discussion. toodles!
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2008-10-09, 09:47 | Link #2082 | |
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2008-10-10, 01:24 | Link #2083 | |
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2008-10-10, 01:32 | Link #2084 |
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Not so much "ignore" as "miss," but since you bring it up there are some flaws with your logic.
One, Suzaku's live Geass, post episode 22, is completely under his control. He triggers it willingly. He even says as much. There is nothing about it that overrides him in those instances. He's perfectly in control and using it to enhance his performance. You're working on outdated logic. Two, Bismarck's Geass was not confused. You can see the little trails mimicking Suzaku's movements exactly. Suzaku simply moved faster, which Bismarck himself notes, and overcame the advantage seeing the near-future gave Bismarck. I don't know where you're getting this "left into right" thing, but it has no basis in fact. Finally, arguing is fun.
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2008-10-16, 06:04 | Link #2085 |
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No actually about Bismarck's geass being confused is also correct. In fact its both a combination of Suzaku's geass effect and Albion's speed.
The reason why Bismarck is seeing such a confusion pattern is because of Suzaku actively going against he geass. As Suzaku continues charging towards Bismarck, an overwhelmingly deadly opponent that his geass keeps wanting to keep him alive from, Bismarck's geass also predicts the 'escape routes' Suzaku keeps suppressing from. But because Suzaku is actively suppressing his own geass, he is not moving in those 'escape routes', thus Bismarck's geass again predicts Suzaku's active routes. This causes a major confusion in Bismarck's geass, which simply predicts all the routes thats clashing in Suzaku's mind. This coupled which Albion's speed, the 'frames' and images from Bismarck's geass is extremely scattered, causing an unbelievable image which leaves Bismarck confounded.
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2008-10-17, 10:47 | Link #2086 | |
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2008-10-17, 11:02 | Link #2088 | |
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rolo was a great pilot able to make the vincent do amazing tricks (back flips even) he just didnt really need them most of the time
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2008-10-17, 12:13 | Link #2092 | |
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1.Reclaim his Nii-san from Kallen when the OotBK first showed up. 2.Spammed it like hell versus the moobs before he got to the elevator. 3.Used it to attack the OotBK forces lying in ambush for him while he was in the elevator. 4.Used it atleast 3 times in rapid sucession when fighting(read picking on) Kallen and Urabe. Barring Jermiah or a code-bearer as you said he would completely dominate in a 1Vs1 or 1Vs2 fight in his gold Vincent. Even Suzaku in the LA would be helpless against him and you know when even Haxzaku is helpless theirs something seriously bloody broken. Unless the pilots mech had some type of autonomous defense system like automatic shields i really don't see how they would be able to stand even a sliver of a chance. Oh and while were at it can someone please explain what the point of Shikirious Duid System was if Lelouch had to enter all the calculations for the ATP filed thing? I mean its got a supercomputer on board and he has to do all the work? It might as well be dead weight. |
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2008-10-17, 12:27 | Link #2093 |
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The Druid System was able to predict the trajectory of hostiles in the area, but it had no sense of how dangerous each one was. Lelouch had to enter the parameters necessary for the Shinkirou to use the right amount of shielding. A mistake in calculations on Lelouch's part by underestimating the second Tristan was what caused the shields to break, since he had no idea the swords would be that powerful. Sure, the Shinkirou could just always use full shielding when an incoming target is about to strike, but then it would run out of power quite quickly indeed.
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2008-10-19, 09:45 | Link #2094 |
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jesus people do i have to mentioned every single bit? sweat lord, i am saying if Rolo had lived!!! and picture a scenario where he had to fight Suzaku in the LA. Suzaku when he had the LA, he already had Lelouch and Jeremiah to tell him about Rolo's geass. So Suzaku would be prepared and know about Rolo
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2008-10-19, 11:36 | Link #2099 |
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Rolo's Geass makes absolutely no sense whatsoever. If it stops a person's sense of time, Kallen and Urabe should have died in episode 2 of R2 because they would continue charging in the same direction until they flew out of the Babel Tower and crashed right into the ground, allowing Rolo enough time to destroy Lelouch's Sutherland before C.C. gets the bombs ready, thus ending the second season before it turned into a trainwreck.
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