Sephiroth vs dante

If this is Sephiroth with full materia, dante has no chance unless its immortal dante

Originally posted by shin_gear
Fixed that for ya 😄

It's canonical, though FF characters in it are not the same as the ones in FF games. They share similar abilities, however, and Sin Harvest is an ability that both FF7 Sephiroth and KH Sephiroth share. Said attack does the same exact thing in both games, and is more realistic in Kingdom Hearts for KH is a real-time action game, as opposed to a confusing turn-based system of Final Fantasy.

Originally posted by Terryc250
If this is Sephiroth with full materia, dante has no chance unless its immortal dante

Originally posted by ESB -1138
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And yet Dante still fells the pain of those swords Vergil stabbed him with. Even after all that Dante still passes out for who knows how long before finally being able to stand.

Hmm...Vergil managed to put Dante to the ground with just three stabs...well two and a cut in the hand. And yet even after Vergil leaves you can still see blood around Dante as he laid there motionless.

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Originally posted by IceJaw
Didn't we go through this like a thousand times? KH = Not canon.

It is considering Sephiroth has used Fallen Angel in both FF7 and KH and since KH is real time and FF7 is just time based KH shows what Fallen Angel can do in a real time battle.

Originally posted by IceJaw
Oh, but that was different, notice that Vergil also took Dante's medallion which triggered, well, his devil trigger and that was probably Dante's first experience of the devil trigger. Not mention they both got pretty worn out fighting eachother since they're both pretty equall and same thing happened in their second fight.

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Vergil didn't take his medallion during the first two implements when Dante felt that horrible, horrible pain. It seems that Vergil managed to inflict massive damage on Dante just with his and Dante's swords.

Also Vergil is Dante's twin, he has basically the same anathomy as Dante, so he knows HOW to inflict major pain to his brother. I doubt Sephirot is that adept at the halfdemonic anathomy.

So? Sephiroth still wins.

Originally posted by ThoraxeRMG
So? Sephiroth still wins.

Why?

Because!

No srsly, I think this would be close.

Originally posted by Charlotte DeBel
Also Vergil is Dante's twin, he has basically the same anathomy as Dante, so he knows HOW to inflict major pain to his brother. I doubt Sephirot is that adept at the halfdemonic anathomy.

Yeah cause you know; you really have to know a guy to stab him in the chest.

OK, folks:

Undeniable Proof That Dante Beats Sephiroth.

heheh. nice, but that how many hits on google they have, or yahoo...it uses a search engine

i think 1 is god there, if i remember right

(edit)

1 has 0 zeros, so i guess they corrected, anyways, at the moment "because" is the god of google fight ;p

Originally posted by ESB -1138
Yeah cause you know; you really have to know a guy to stab him in the chest.

Stabbing in the chest can be different depending where exactly and how you strike. Dante got stabbed through his heart and spine with Alastor sword and literally pulled it through himself. He was fine in a couple of seconds.
So that's not just "stabbing in the chest" any Joe Nobody can replicate.

Originally posted by Rascaduanok
OK, folks:

Undeniable Proof That Dante Beats Sephiroth.

Originally posted by Charlotte DeBel
Stabbing in the chest can be different depending where exactly and how you strike. Dante got stabbed through his heart and spine with Alastor sword and literally pulled it through himself. He was fine in a couple of seconds.
So that's not just "stabbing in the chest" any Joe Nobody can replicate.

And yet Vergil just stabbed him dead in the center and Dante is out cold. Yeah it takes a lot to be capable on stabbing someone.

Originally posted by ESB -1138
And yet Vergil just stabbed him dead in the center and Dante is out cold. Yeah it takes a lot to be capable on stabbing someone.

Originally posted by ESB -1138
Yeah cause you know; you really have to know a guy to stab him in the chest.

I'm pretty sure Charlotte was talking about demon anatomy (*COUGH* KEY WORD*COUGH*) rather than knowing someone. haermm

Originally posted by IceJaw
Stomach area = dead center?

And Sephiroth has stabbed someone in the stomach before (Cloud). You make it seem like Dante can't be hurt and yet we see that even Vergil blocking Dante's punch that ends up hurting his hand causes him pain. What's your excuse there?

Also Vergil doesn't make any "control wounding" like decapitating his brother. So why do you think that the goal was to kill rather than leave him uncapable to pursuit him? If you want to kill someone, you're going to do that FOR SURE.

Originally posted by IceJaw
Stomach area = dead center?

Dude, read!

I'm [b]pretty sure Charlotte was talking about demon anatomy (*COUGH* KEY WORD*COUGH*) rather than knowing someone. haermm [/B]

You're right, I was talking about knowing the specific traits of demonic anatomy.

Also stabbing wildly in the stomach doesn't seems the answer. Probably you have to hit some specific point in the body for such effect. I'm not oing to enter the whole pressure points debate- it's late and I'm tired and want to sleep.

Originally posted by Charlotte DeBel
So why do you think that the goal was to kill rather than leave him uncapable to pursuit him?

And yet when Dante was on the ground unable to stand for who knows how long Vergil just left. Sounds more like Vergil got what he wanted and saw no threat in Dante.

Originally posted by Charlotte DeBel
Also stabbing wildly in the stomach doesn't seems the answer. Probably you have to hit some specific point in the body for such effect. I'm not oing to enter the whole pressure points debate- it's late and I'm tired and want to sleep.

Sephiroth is a first class SOLDIER who fought in a war. I'm sure he knows where some pressure points are if that's what you're driving at.

Originally posted by Remindme
at the moment "because" is the god of google fight ;p

I think the thing about Vergil beating Dante exemplifies why I think oft times the ‘story’ should take a back seat to gameplay. In that fight (Mission 7), you have to BEAT Vergil in order for the cinematics to show him defeating you. Yet if he defeats you in the game that spells game over! So you have to WIN in order to LOSE! Nuts… 😕

And the fact that Dante gets impaled like by seven scythes and stabbed in like in every game and yet one stab from Vergil and he's down on the ground. DMC doesn't make sense sometimes.