Arnoxthe1 said:
Since we all know that better and classier people would win, I propose we change the venue of this thread in favor of cooler characters, both of whom have even been in a Death Battle. So, on that note...Chaos Isaac said:
First, you have to tell me what that means, because I'm sure I just don't know the technical term, and then hopefully I can give you an answer.Arnoxthe1 said:
He doesn't need I-frames, he can just get back up. But at any rate, yes he does. He has his normal Dodge Rolls, then his Trickster Style dash gives him i-frames. Some of his attacks have I-frames too, but I couldn't tell you which ones. Then he has his other various styles that gives him a doppleganger, slows time, invincible guards (if done right), crazy sword abilities and crazy gun abilities.Arnoxthe1 said:
Invincibility Frames. Basically dodge moves that can go through attacks and come out unharmed. (Or at times attacks, depending on the series.)FalloutJack said:
Blasphemy! You diseased maniac; everyone knows that DanteXBayonetta is the one true pairing!FPLOON said:
Well, as Ryu once said, "My strength comes through training. Not from some curse in my blood." Which is actually a little funny because he IS part of the dragon lineage, but all the same, what I mean is, he's not only naturally powerful, he's disciplined as FUCK. And holy shit, is he fast. And have you SEEN the enemies he has destroyed in NGB/II, both cutscene and actual gameplay wise? And the legendary weapons he's able to wield on top of that? Oh, and he can block bullets with his sword. Not to mention his Guillotine Throw which he can do almost immediately and it's unblockable and he can spam it if he really wants to be a cheap ass. XDChaos Isaac said:
I have to a point, I stopped paying attention around halfway of Ninja Gaiden Two, and it is fair. Ryu would be a fair opponent, but Dante can basically match anything Ryu's arsenal have or flat out tank it. Dante is already used to fighting a swordsman who can not only deflect bullets with his sword, but catch them and throw them back with the flat of his blade. It's nothing particularly new for him to face.Arnoxthe1 said:
I will at least say this. If anyone's gonna pose any sort of threat to Ryu, it may be Dante. Well, him and the Chief but only because the Master Chief has that damnable luck which seems to get him out of pretty much every situation he's landed himself into.Chaos Isaac said:
Well to be honest how death happens has been rather hazy in God of War. In most of the games he actually physically goes to Hades. I can't remember if Ascension had it (because that game is crap by the series' standards), but only in God of War 1 does his spirit actually leave into Hades I think. Though we're not shown that either, so it could very well be that in the God of War-verse your physical being is actually transported into Hades upon death. In 2 it's the hands in Rhodes. In 3 he falls from Mount Olympus (which I'm not sure even counts as dying, since he deliberately does that multiple times over the course of the game without batting an eye), in Chains of Olympus he just straight up travels there.Dr. McD said:
I could imagine Bayonetta pissing Kratos royally off though. Her cocky demeanor is rather close to how the gods, especially Hermes treat Kratos in GOW3.slo said:
