Why does Fury need a sword? He is stronger, faster and much more durable than Skallagrim.

Why does Fury need a sword? He is stronger, faster and much more durable than Skallagrim.

Doesn't stop Goku from having a stick. (Fury is more durable than a skeleton?)

Ah, I remember when Goku used a stick...

Ah, I remember when Goku used a stick...

A more innocent time.

Also I'm I the only one who wants to see Fury shipped some way? Yes? Ok.

Fury exchanged punches with General Freedom, yeah he is durable.

I'm curious as to whether or not Dyayun or Tre'Yan could trade punches with Freedom. Dyayun is a far stronger than Tre'Yan, and could probably fight on par, and is more durable, being an infighter.

but I imagine most folks they face, in a straight hand to hand, would be inexpliciably stronger or as strong, for whatever reason.

Well Rilla, you know most people do prefer stronger characters and tend towards the upper limits they can get away with.

That's a complaint for Mahz. haha. I have nothing to do with the coding.

@Giovanni Carter You say your fight is Powered, however, your character sheet lists no abilities.

also, Skally, yeah. sometimes it seems like people will up stats and stuff to be on par, either purposefully or not.

he lists aero and pyrokensis

Honestly I think my characters are middle of the pack in terms of power nowdays.

I always end up nerfing the "canon" versions of my characters for any form of competitive combat, and my newer characters would get demolished by my older characters in terms of raw power.

Why does Fury need a sword? He is stronger, faster and much more durable than Skallagrim.

Pretty much just rule of cool, also Fury's physical qualities didn't help him when he was caught in a gushing torrent of plasma last time.

Fury's main weakness is that although his physical body is many times more resilient than any humans (which is only logical considering the weights he can lift) the energy he uses to do this only braces his body, which is useful for when you're being punched but it wouldn't help him if someone swung a sword at him or stabbed him. Hell, even bullets could kill Fury if they wore down his energy shield, which is designed to stop projectiles.

So, without a sword Fury is at a significant disadvantage facing any opponent with a decently sharp melee weapon and the knowledge to use it.

In Fury's timeline he's picked up a world machine as I mentioned, which means he can now utilize his most powerful abilities for enough time to make a real fight of it, but in terms of what energy attacks Fury can use he's massively outdone by Freedom and Skallagrim, who can both manifest street bordering on city level destruction at long range.

Weirdly I've always felt Freedom is probably a stronger character than Skallagrim in a T1 fight, but that's just me.

I did place air and fire manipulation, which will be the only two powers I will currently put on Gio due to his weapons. Especially Para Domorte. @LeeRoy

I agree, Freedom is a much stronger character all around in a T1. Skallagrim has many more limitations that are exploitable by a crafty fighter, Freedom has weaknesses but for some reason people just want to brawl with him, which tends to play into his hands.

If you do do the Fury vs Skalla thing then you should keep the link for it in the Multiverse Archive.

Geh, I missed something fun again. :I

I did place air and fire manipulation, which will be the only two powers I will currently put on Gio due to his weapons. Especially Para Domorte.

What is the extent of his magic power? Can he make wind blades? Summon tornadoes? Incinerate an entire forest? Simply light a cigarette? Also, you mention the arsenal of blades and their effects. What weapons does he have and what do they do? It's important to declare these things before a fight begins.