Double

Dragon Ball Z: The Rebel Alliance

Also, Frieza's shown no skills in magic, nor has his army, and doing what Archmage suggests requires a rather incredible magical knowledge, at least imo. Knowledge of the Gods and the Kais, etc. None of which Frieza really has, except he knows of Beerus, because Beerus was the one dude he was never allowed to fuck with. Well, him and Majin Buu. (According to King Cold, whom apparently knew of both.)

@Hillan

Well congrats, Frieza, for ignoring and breaking the one and only rule you were ever given. You had one job, dumbass. Frankly I'm surprised King Cold doesn't know about this and immediately proceed to punish Frieza for defying his orders but... yeah sure whatever. Fuck logic.

Justice League: Rising from the Ashes

For me it comes down to the question is if Jack can outlast Zoro. I don't see that happening. Jack can fight long, and he has more techniques to his name but Zoro is a beast in terms of strength, and endurance. He will hold Jack and weather his attacks taking damage and dishing it back out. But Jack will get tired and Zoro will take him down in the long run. It is possible Jack may be able to get a lethal shot in but Zoro is just as quick as Jack is he's got faster than light reaction feats under his belt just like Jack. I may have initially thought to little of Jack but I just honestly don't see him beating Zoro in a drawn out fight. All of this is just because Zoro will be fighting Erza Scarlet in death battle and some people would've preferred Jack over her.

@vancexentan

They preferred Jack? Only reaction to that I've seen was something more akin to "I was expecting Kenshin." For the record, Kenshin trounces both Jack and Zoro... easily. The man mastered a style of fighting designed specifically to counter other superhuman swordsmen. All he has to do is avoid heavy damage long enough to analyze either fighting style, work out their weaknesses, and then proceed to exploit the hell out of them before finishing them off with Amakakeru Ryu no Hirameki. But that's a whole other argument.

On the whole, I haven't bothered with Death Battle in a long time. There was far too much shadiness going on with Yang vs Tifa for me to respect or take them seriously anymore. That, and I got tired of always being able to correctly predict Marvel characters winning almost all of their match ups. Two in particular bothered me greatly... Thor and Iron Man, mostly because both of those battles just so happened to be released at the same time as Avengers and Age of Ultron respectively. A little too coincidental if you ask me.

Dragon Ball Z: The Rebel Alliance

It never came out and said it was a Majin. It has a lot of Majin qualities but at the same time its. It could be something more like Baby. It was slightly morph abled that also morphed while controlling the body of others....

@BladeSS4

Majins were banned for a reason. Its because they're the most disgustingly OP creatures in existence. And no matter how you try to spin it, it's still a clone of a Majin. Like I said earlier, cloning is the act of creating a new life form using pre-existing samples or templates. That's exactly what Voide is. She is an attempt to recreate Majin Buu using his form and abilities as the template. In other words, a goddamn clone!

Dragon Ball Z: The Rebel Alliance

don't look at me I don't even particularly care. I just want to see how strong I can get Garth before the rp just dies like every other rp on the site does.

@vancexentan

So this is going to be one those kind of games? Wish I'd seen that sooner or I wouldn't have bothered joining. What you're describing isn't roleplaying, it's level grinding. Like, seriously, all you're actually here for is to power level a character? Really? And here I thought we were here to work together to tell an interesting and compelling story about individuals being forced to play the villains whether they liked it or not. Well silly me for thinking such a crazy idea.

Dragon Ball Z: The Rebel Alliance

The REAL question here is, why are you even starting all this drama in the first place? Its a DB RP, we should be having fun powering up for 5 episodes. xD

@Archmage MC

Because I poured all my creativity into writing a unique character with an original backstory, but then along comes you going "Lol I'mma create a loophole in the rules by making a Majin CLONE because I want to play a Majin even though the GM said they didn't want any Majins in the game herp derp." It makes me feel like all my effort was pointless when all I had to do was slap together a soulless clone that spits in the face of the RP's own rules to get accepted.

Justice League: Rising from the Ashes

Jack still has one very specific thing going for him: he's not afraid to use the environment or otherwise "underhanded" tactics to overcome his enemy. Countless times in his series, we see Jack take on armies of robots using more than just his sword. He makes all manner of different traps, at one point he fought a ninja by their own stealth techniques against them. From what I've seen of One Piece (not much admittedly) Zoro is practically the opposite, falling squarely in the "Honor Before Reason" camp and essentially powering his way through fights using his own sheer force of willpower and swordsmanship. Whether he's "stronger" than Jack is not the only concern, it's whether or not he can outwit Jack and... well from what I remember about him I don't see Zoro as that kind of fighter.

Dragon Ball Z: The Rebel Alliance

Well Zero isn't really a clone as he is more of a genetically altered version of Frieza. If anything I would think of his as a strange offspring attempt, rather then a clone. He only looks like Frieza until you go down the colors. Or if you look at his head, his head spikes are slightly different. I could have created a race but this seemed like why not?

Like it seems pretty do able. At least it isn't an exact metal clone of frieza that was created by a star that a certain family member of frieza did to himself and made hundreds of...

@BladeSS4

That's still a form of cloning. Cloning isn't always what Hollywood and fiction make it out to be. Pretty much any science or experimentation that involves creating a new lifeform out of existing samples is a form of cloning.

Dragon Ball Z: The Rebel Alliance

@vancexentan I will likely be making it tomorrow, but it depends on what is hashed out.

Also Hillan is out new co gm everyone clap =w=

@Kitsune

Hmm...

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@Hillan

Looks like one of them already did.

Dragon Ball Z: The Rebel Alliance

Double, they didn't clone buu, they just tried to make one of their own and failed horribly. And they know about Buu because Freeza knows about him. He mentions him directly in Resurrection F as well as Beerus, who Freeza has met.

@Archmage MC

That all happened several years in the future. As in, after Frieza died. But even for the sake of argument, there's still no means or motivation whatsoever for Frieza wanting to do this. At all.

Dragon Ball Z: The Rebel Alliance

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Blame Xenoverse and the lack of people being allowed to do the 'cool' things from Xenoverse, IE sayans, Majin, FreezaClansMan and stuff xD. Only one allowed was namekians, but I'm not a huge fan of them. No gender makes flirting weird.

@Archmage MC

Make up a race? It can't be that hard if even I managed to do it.

More to the point, trying to clone Majin-freaking-Buu raises a buttload of questions.

1. How did Frieza learn of his existence? Buu's creation was literally millions of years ago. And the Kais did such a thorough job covering it up that even the people of Earth (You know, the place where they BURIED him?) had no knowledge whatsoever of his existence until the Supreme Kai told them about it.

2. Why would Frieza even want to clone Buu? I can understand cloning himself, after all, Frieza has no children of his own and he might want some kind of heir. Or at the very least prevent his race from going extinct. But Buu? Remember that this is the same guy who casually wiped out the Saiyans because he feared the even remote possibility of the Super Saiyan legend being true. So even if he learned about Buu's existence, do you really think he'd be so stupid as to try to clone something that would far surpass him? I don't think so.

3. How could Frieza possibly clone Buu? Cloning in terms of science isn't some magical spell that makes you instantly have a duplicate or nearly exact duplicate of whatever you want. You have to have viable samples of the creature to clone with. Any DNA of Buu that might exist is millions of years of old. Millions. Of. Years. Old. Real life scientists actually did look into Dinosaur cloning using the techniques presented in Jurassic Park. Their findings? The DNA was far too fragmented from the millions of years of fossilization to be viable. The same thing applies to Buu here. Any pieces of himself would have been stuck there for so long that the DNA would be warped, corrupted, and completely useless.

4. How in the name of King Yemma did Frieza conduct these experiments without any of the Kai's noticing? Remember that these are people capable of monitoring activities all over the universe. And while you could argue they were looking elsewhere, it seems very likely to me that the Supreme Kai would personally be watching for any Buu-related activity. As such, would he not eventually discover the Buu cloning and react by instantly teleporting down from on high like an archangel to smite Frieza's ass in order to stop it? Yes, despite his portrayal in the manga/anime Supreme Kai is stronger than Frieza. He and Kibito both were stronger than any of the villains of the previous sagas/arcs. Even if they aren't... they could team up and they also have all the most powerful dead heroes the afterlife has to offer at their disposal to wipe out Frieza and his cloning facility.