Originally posted by Phanteros
proof of sephiroth splitting them in half? they aren't some weaklings like cloud that sephiroth typically fights
You want me to get proof of Sephiroth splitting beings who don't exist in his universe in half?
Sephiroth has sliced through at LEAST 10 metre thick cannons, made to withstand even the greatest of energy shots, fueled by the lifestream itself which when shot absolutely annhiliated one of the powerful weapons and then continued on to destroy Sephiroths barrier (Although at that point ran out of energy.). And he was a few miles away when he done it, also doing it casually.
Originally posted by ArtificialGlory
And if either of the Trio used even their weakest spell, the result would be a very dead Sephiroth. Besides, he couldn't even cut through Cloud's sword. Not like they would let Sephiroth survive for more than one second anyway.Most of their spells don't even have a cast too.
Empowered by the World Tree and the Well of Eternity means much more than you think. You know what happened the last time the Well imploded? The world was quite literally split in half.
What has Holy done apart from failing to destroy a meteor?
If Sephiroth willed it, Clouds sword would break like *snap*.
Interesting.
HOLY was capable of destroying the world, but was created to 'make all the things threatening the planet to go away'.
It never failed to destroy meteor, it's act of destroying meteor was going to destroy the planet. (Meteor was to close, and HOLY was going to have the opposite affect.)
Originally posted by Q'Anilia
The World Tree held a portion of the dragon aspects. Alexstrasza, Malygos, Nozdormu, Ysera. (3 of them would kill Sephiroth without a yawn. Permanently) The Well of Eternity is an infinite source of power that's created by the Pantheon. How can anything be infinitly more powerful than an infinite source of power?Since you seem to know so much about the explosion that killed Archimonde, what makes you define it as weak? Please, I want to hear details. Leave nothing out.
How did you like the War of the Ancients triology? I always considered Knaak awesome. He brought out the best in some characters (Although kinda made you hate Illidan). I think he did quite so well with Archimonde though, except for that he had him hold back quite a great deal.
I mean, given how you know Sephiroth has done everything Archimonde has done, you must've read the books. I must say that I love Archimonde's battle with Malorne. Unfortunately it was kinda brief, Archimonde not too eager in an elaborate fight. RIP Malorne. But thanks to his death, we got to see Ysera at her worst.
So you are telling me, that magical attack (The one called upon by Malfurion), was using every bit of power in the Well of Eternity and The World Tree?
It was weak, because of it's effects, yes it did do a fairly big explosion, but there was nothing displaying it had the power of which you stated it has although it was probably capable of such an attack. (Which apparently would have at LEAST split the world apart.)
Unfortunately I didn't gain enough interest in Warcraft to buy the books, I was going to, however when I killed Illidan, who was fairly easy compared to other bosses I stopped caring about the lore.
I never said Sephiroth had done everything Archimonde had done, I meant "Everything Sephiroth done, he done casually.".
Originally posted by Burning thought
Your wasting your time, K1ll3r knows nothing of Warcraft both the games and ofcourse the lore and furthermore seems to know little about his own character, he is simply inventing his own powers and abilities and saying they will defeat the trio arrayed against Sephiroth despite the fact any one of them could elminate most threats in FF7 by themselves.
I wouldn't say nothing, I know a lot more then most people do.
Inventing what power and abilities? He has the Negative Lifestream, KoTA, Jenova plus his own. All of which, we haven't seen the full potential of.
Originally posted by Q'Anilia
From what I understand of K1ll3r, there's no proof at all. Just a trunk full of theories. The splitting them in half part, where does that come from? He cleaved some stone and buildings in AC, but that's not even enough to scratch Archimonde (As already proven in The Sundering).Sargeras was not even tickled by Alexstrasza and the War of the Ancients heroes when they all combined their might. He barely even noticed the attack. He just felt the touch of something at his ankle.
Tell me what you don't believe of my theories and I will do my best to convince you.
He cleaved more then that, and without being near it.
Was this a magical or physical attack?