reported for trolling/baiting, ime not young enough to be drawn into your foolishness, now debate or gtfo of the thread or better yet leave all together and troll Off topic if thats what you want to do.
Wil, that is baiting/trolling, argue or please dont comment.
And BT, mist is like light water right? Then kratos can just use zues' thunder bolts or other lightning-based attacks on him, which will conduct electricity. And dont tell me kain can dodge it, because (if im correct) lightning moves at 60,000 mph, so i know he cant dodge that.
And kratos may not be fast as in running, but in reflexes hes amazing. He did block zues' lighting, and by the statement above that is an amazing feat.
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Lighting does not break or damage mist however, so technically a thunder bolt wouldnt really do anything but condense the mist into more mist, the same as with fire, and Kratos' lightning are not like strike thunder from the sky, their more like blasts that he tosses which are a great margin slower than thunder shocks from the sky, although current Kratos has not shown to be able to do that especially since his God powers were absorbed into the sword.
Also striking one piece of kains mist would not likely disable the whole of him, and kains speed can still allow him to intercept Kratos (as would his teleportation) before he can do an attack, same with TK, kratos would have to aim and throw, using his magic wheras Kain with a gesture can have Kratos unable to move.
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I dont need evidence do I, elemental magic has shown no reason to damage mist, you would have to prove it, its like asking for evidence a physical bullet/sword cannot damage a ghost "sigh" bad debator you are lol
in any case, YOU would need to prove that a lighting bolt can destroy mist, which it doesnt, since mist is simply vapourouse water droplets.
Wow horrible analogy, ghosts don't have any substance, bullets are physical.
If you flame water, water will turn into mist, however that mist will not equal the same amount of water it originally started with, you know why? Because alot of the water vaporizes into air molecules, keep vaporizing mist, and it keeps reducing its substance.
Mist has substance unlike a ghost, and mist can be stored, vaporized, frozen, etc.
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Dec 28th, 2008 06:09 AM
, good one.
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