My mist dragon

You'll get it back... maybe.

Well, I'm glad Carbuncle wasn't taken. Now if only Carbuncle was useful more than 10% of the time.

.... Shadow, what part of 'Explosion after explosion would go off until both lay on the ground heavily wounded' did you not understand?

Not to mention Jake was no where near her after said assault since he was teleported away the next instant.

They couldn't take Neo Bahamhut away (as he's kind of inside of Reno/Oner's very existence, as that is where their inventory is)

Joshua Tamashii said
.... Shadow, what part of 'Explosion after explosion would go off until both lay on the ground heavily wounded' did you not understand?

To be fair, there is this thing called an adrenaline rush. Lets people utilize 100% of their body's physical strength and go outside of their normal limitations.

Or if you want to get anime/fantasy logic. Fighting Spirit/Berserker States say fuck being heavily wounded. XD

So does general science. Being heavily wounded doesn't prevent people from moving around (unless you break their arms and legs)

Joshua Tamashii said .... Shadow, what part of 'Explosion after explosion would go off until both lay on the ground heavily wounded' did you not understand?Not to mention Jake was no where near her after said assault since he was teleported away the next instant.

Once More + Limit Break. I think you'll find both on Jake's CS, unless you've decided to arbitrarily disable those.

And as Renose said, Jake is a Heavy Fighter, veering very closely into Berserker territory in D&D terms. Not to mention that Jake probably has a lot more HP than a bunch of kids, if you want to count his years of experience and strength building up.

EDIT: Okay, for some reason, the limit break isn't there, but it was on the original iteration of the character sheet. So yes, he does have the ability to flip the fuck out into a giant lion monster and beat the shit out of people.

... bad idea on your part then.

shadowsaint007 said
veering very closely into Berserker territory in D&D terms.

This right here.

Joshua Tamashii said
... bad idea on your part then.

What, they have instant regeneration now? XD

Renose said What, they have instant regeneration now? XD

Apparently, they're from the Final Fantasy IV school of "unwinnable boss fights".

Hold on a second, let me get those Game Genie codes...

Okay, okay, just kidding.

No, they're just very, very tough.

You hurt her but at the same time you've pissed her off, very, very much so.

Or just the special item that lets you win *Looks at Dark Elf*

None of the group is really able to fight the other organization on the same level... right now. I assume that Joshua also wants to show how strong this group is with these fights. Although it won't be long before we beat the Six Senses.

Hit the nail on the head Bio

BioHazard said
None of the group is really able to fight the other organization on the same level... right now. I assume that Joshua also wants to show how strong this group is with these fights. Although it won't be long before we beat the Six Senses.

So it really is the obligatory unbeatable boss fight.

Always hated those XD

Personally if this big bad group had LET the Keybladers win or let them go after a brief tussle of just toying around with them (and made either factor incredibly apparent) that could get the message across that they can't do shit to their group better than: 'Imma gonna beat the shit out of you and you can't stop it'.

I mean with Lucus it took all of them (cept Reno and Thomas who were absent), several of the veterans, and a bunch of Nobodies (all puns intended, sorry, I couldn't resist XD) (jk jk) to stop him. That right there showed the incredible level of the other organization by pretty much saying that you would need an entire battalion to even get close to beating one of us.

Sorry if I seem rantish, but I never really liked the obligatory "you automatically lose and are gonna get yer arse kicked boss fights" (as it makes me just wanna stop trying if there's no way in hell to win).

But yea, that's my opinion on obligatory loss from the get-go boss fights.

Its not that I hate losing, I just hate when the outcome is set to automatically losing (its one of the reasons why my RPs have game systems attached to them, means that the outcome of any situation is never set in stone).

Eh, at least Jake managed to hurt one so badly she's dropped the arrogance and just wants to hurt him. In anyone else's books, it might be a bad thing, but Jake lives to piss off evildoers, so it's a win in his books.

Dammit, double post

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