2016-09-14, 04:17 | Link #1005 | |
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Having a portion of the dragon gods powers, a portion of albion's power in addition to the full power of ddraig + all the unnatural power ups from the evil pieces and breast related stuff makes anyone super op |
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2016-09-29, 05:22 | Link #1011 | |
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It should work on other beings too. At least Azazel is implying that it would.
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2016-09-29, 07:30 | Link #1012 |
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Yeah, so it does work on other beings aside from Dragons. But the quote doesn't mention snakes, so snakes also fall under the "all other beings" category.
By the way, I was thinking: I'm Muslim so I believe in Creation, but I want to know if all of those who are atheists and don't believe in any religion believe in Evolution without exception, or if there actually are exceptions.
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2016-09-29, 07:45 | Link #1013 |
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Atheism is basically the belief that there's no divine being responsible for the creation of existence, in general, or humanity, specifically. I suspect that many who aren't the "shove-it-in-your-face" type just don't think it matters and want to get along with their life.
Believing in Evolution would be the default for Atheists, simply because it's the one we have the most evidence for, however there would likely be Atheists who believe that the Earth is Flat and the Moon Landing was Faked, because that's what they're most comfortable with. That's the thing, Atheists aren't a group, they aren't related in any real form, they are, fundamentally, just an unassociated "group" of individuals who believe that there's no higher being/s that is responsible for us. |
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2016-09-29, 19:46 | Link #1015 |
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I'm not denying it. But Azazel only mentioned Dragons specifically and then mentioned everything else in another group that can also be affected by Samael's poison, including snakes. I'm glad there's another quote in the LN, even if it's just from Ise, that mentions Dragons and snakes.
@Darius: Thanks for the info. I think people need to kind in mind, though, that science can only prove or disprove things that can be seen, felt, or heard, and etc.. God and angels can't be seen or anything, so science can't prove or disprove that they exist.
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2016-09-29, 21:04 | Link #1016 | ||
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An Atheist could believe in Angels and/or Demons. They could ignore all evidence to the contrary and insist that the Planet Earth is flat. They could just not care if there's other life out there, if we evolved or were put on this planet, or whether or not there's Divine beings responsible for us, and just want to get on with their lives in peace. They can believe that they're Espers, Mages or Werewolves who simply haven't had the right impetus to awaken or allow them to use their latent abilities. There is literally almost no limits on what an Atheist can and can't believe, if they so choose. Quote:
Basically, the way I see it, Samael's poison works like this: vs Dragons: x1,000 or more effectiveness, maxed out additional abilities. vs Snakes/Snake Related: x50+ effectiveness, some additional abilities. vs Other: Basic effectiveness due to being a Poison, no additional abilities. |
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2016-09-30, 06:00 | Link #1017 |
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Yeah, Samael's poison represents the Bible God's hatred of Dragons and snakes, so it especially affects them. I'm not doubting that because I do remember that the novels say that.
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2016-11-14, 23:57 | Link #1018 |
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I know that I'm touching upon this topic again but here's what I'm thinking... I know that I'm going to touch upon the "Power" and "Technique" types again but I think none of them is better than the other. I think that the matchup varies depending on "compatibility" in their arsenal rather than what "type" their ability is. Anyone share the same thought as I do (I think a lot already knows this)? Now I that I remember, Issei keeps saying that he had horrible matchup against "technique types" I think he should start coming up with ways on how to be able to deal with them and start coming up with various applications with his own power or maybe he can just continue to power his way against those hax abilities by trying to increase his benchmark (well guess he's been trying to do this off screen) |
2016-11-15, 02:39 | Link #1019 |
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It depends on how you use and view it. Each has their advantage and disadvantages. Power as its name implies is just raw power, you just overpower them. Sairaorg is probably the best example where his power > technique user. Then again not many people can reach his level. Technique is just having a a large set of skills in one's disposable IMO. People may say that Cao Cao's BB only has 7 powers, but those seven powers can work in tandem to create other abilities. Same with Kiba, his swords has multiple elements to it not to mention countless shapes. He can easily create swords that can fit into any situation of the fight he's in.
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2016-11-15, 09:15 | Link #1020 |
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It depends on the overall strength of the technique or power user in the end.
Power type goes from Xenovia to Sairaorg to guys that are much much stronger, technique type goes from Kiba to Cao Cao to Ajuka. Cao Cao said EJO Vali could beat him with just power alone. While against the likes of BB Sairaorg(who's pure power) he would win comfortably. So yeah one isn't better than the other, it's the user and match up/compatibility. |
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