God Kefka VS Safer-Sephiroth

This is normal Kefka from FFVI, not that retarded Dissidia version.

Originally posted by AsbestosFlaygon
This is normal Kefka from FFVI

Normal Kefka or God Kefka? You said God Kefka in the title.

Originally posted by GrieverSquall
Normal Kefka or God Kefka? You said God Kefka in the title.

And NOT this ugly, retarded Dissidia version with a squarish chin:

And yes, this is God Kefka from FFVI.

Gonna go with Kefka, simply based on the fact that he achieved his goal of destroying the world.

The mod has a point. How many villains do we know of actually accomplished their intended goals?

^The Birds 😐

Porky Minch also achieved his goals.

Originally posted by XanatosForever
The mod has a point. How many villains do we know of actually accomplished their intended goals?

Well, I could name a few, but I'm pretty sure the fight is based upon power rather than villainous accomplishments.

Heartless Angel + Normal attack = Dead god 🙂

I think this thread was made in spite of Sephiroth. Although I respect this, its just mean to put the most badass momma's boy on the spot like that. Maybe an Exdeath vs Ultimecia should be made or here's an exciting thought: Zeromus vs Sin. Now that's something that would be real fun.

Just for a bit of comical fun and to prove I'm not being a total drag:

Light of Judgement + Insane nihlistic clown= Dead overated villian

Originally posted by Heythere,Honey
Heartless Angel + Normal attack = Dead god 🙂

Heartless Angel + Forsaken = Dead ****** 🙂

*After ACTUALLY doing research on Kefka's attacks* Hey, they both have moves like HA. Eh, whoever casts it first. -__-

Originally posted by Heythere,Honey
*After ACTUALLY doing research on Kefka's attacks* Hey, they both have moves like HA. Eh, whoever casts it first. -__-

HA bringing down the target's hitpoints to 1 sounds awfully lot like a gameplay mechanic and a no-limits fallacy. It might be enough to bring a player character to near-death, but it's unknown how it would work on a much more powerful being or whether it would work at all.

Kefka wins then. =|

Originally posted by Heythere,Honey
Kefka wins then. =|

Well, that works both ways.

Originally posted by BackFire
Gonna go with Kefka, simply based on the fact that he achieved his goal of destroying the world.

Despite the fact that what you said isn't sufficient evidence of Kefka being more powerful, Kefka is pretty bad ass for owning the world.

Kefka has rearranged continents, effortlessly destroyed cities with Light of Judgment, which he has shown the ability to sustain so that it can destroy far more, and he TKed debris from all around the planet in order to build his tower.

Kefka is by far the more powerful of the two magically.

Sephiroth was able to pull a planet out of alignment using TK.
Even if it was from the Black Materia.

Originally posted by fortinbross
Sephiroth was able to pull a planet out of alignment using TK.
Even if it was from the Black Materia.

I only remember the Black Materia being able to summon Meteor.

Originally posted by fortinbross
Sephiroth was able to pull a planet out of alignment using TK.
Even if it was from the Black Materia.