So someone via pm (won't say who) decided they want to argue with me on the Yellow Flash's speed without FTG. I tell him, read the databook, I have no desire to argue. He says he sees nothing the db profile that supports my belief.
This is what I was referring to:
"Praised amongst all ninja as the greatest in God-like speed. "
Does this not describe the character as being fast or not? He says its just teleportation. So my question is, why is the scan above the exception, when all the scans below use the same term to describe actual movement speed?
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"Godlike speed"
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"A Godspeed thrust"
3.
"A god-like speed"
^^^
All from the databook a mind you. All of which refer to the speed in which an individual is able to move. When one is described to have God speed/God-like speed, it has always been in reference to movement. Otherwise he'd just be praised as the greatest in "Instantaneous speed" since that's pretty much it's own category and unsurpassable. But no, that's not what it says, not to mention instant isn't speed. I'm interested to see what others think of the term.
This is what I was referring to:
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"Praised amongst all ninja as the greatest in God-like speed. "
Does this not describe the character as being fast or not? He says its just teleportation. So my question is, why is the scan above the exception, when all the scans below use the same term to describe actual movement speed?
1.
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"Godlike speed"
2.
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"A Godspeed thrust"
3.
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"A god-like speed"
^^^
All from the databook a mind you. All of which refer to the speed in which an individual is able to move. When one is described to have God speed/God-like speed, it has always been in reference to movement. Otherwise he'd just be praised as the greatest in "Instantaneous speed" since that's pretty much it's own category and unsurpassable. But no, that's not what it says, not to mention instant isn't speed. I'm interested to see what others think of the term.
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