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*hecka lol* It's alright, you'll get use to it. 3nodding

Yeah really. Your avi looks good no kidding. And the questions are no big either. I guess the only real way I'll be able to express my idea to anyone who doesn't understand is to have them experience the situation from a third person view.

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*Gets uber happy until he realizes she's kidding* heart heart Happy Birthday Faye Faye! heart heart I was gonna buy you something, but I'd rather let you pick. So does 5k sound good or 10?

May Deity step in and respond? Here's an example, using Deity's character...hopefully this will clear things up:

Say, for instance, that Deity somehow transforms into his Demonic Form. There isn't really any way to defeat Demonic Fierce, so this rule would apply better to weaker characters, but it still works... Injuring D. Fierce only makes him stronger, but if such a being existed that was stronger than Demonic Fierce...and they did battle...he still wouldn't have a chance. You see, there is only one way to 'defeat' Demon Fierce: change him back to normal. Unless someone can do that, the fight cannot end under any circumstances whatsoever...

So, until someone manages to do that, Demonic Fierce is unbeatable until the requirements for his defeat are met...for instance...you can't just blow him away and be done with it, even if you're stronger. He'll just beat the crap out of you until your character's life is in danger, and move on. D. Fierce is strong enough already...so let's use a better example.

The same goes for any other character, such as Keno's. If Keno underwent a rage-induced powered-up state, he'd go berserk and be irrational...but powerful. Unless someone found a way to calm him down - like, if Raleigh got involved somehow - then he'd be a hassle to deal with, and thus would be temporarily unbeatable.

This rule can probably also apply to choreographed battles, with a predetermined outcome. Even if it seems dangerous... (for the surrounding characters) ...you should try not to interfere in someone else's battle. If you do, and it disturbs the eventual outcome of the match, they may have the temporary ability to avoid/block/dodge/counter mostly anything you throw at them...so that they can continue.

Deity would also go so far as to say that a temporary counter-godmod (auto-hitting or otherwise godmodding to get someone to leave you alone) would be legal, but that's easily up for debate...

::huffhuff::

....s'that about right, Keno? sweatdrop That was Deity's impression...

I have a uber-powerful state, as well. User's Legendary Super Saiya-jin state. He only grows stronger and stronger until A) Someone calms him down or B) His body can no longer contain the vast amount of energy and then BOOM! Everything is blown up. The latter I doubt I would ever let happen but we can be certain. Although with practice, or the right circumstance, User can gain control and use the power at the same time.

*Le sigh* Meh...I'll have to rework Tor's bio heavily to fit the format. Not to mention try and reconstruct his history.

And onto my point,

I greet you all, Torment I am, as it is obvious. Not much to say at the moment. Maybe the mystery that is me will be revealed more later >.>