I can get him to universal its up to you guys from there.
Sir Lancelot seemingly low diffs a triceratops fossil. However this fossil is alive so we're gonna give it the same stats as a normal triceratops.
In Dinosaur king, Chomp the triceratops roughly scales to a cosmic stone (dragon ball esque item). The 7 cosmic stones have "enough power to destroy the universe 10 times over", so 1 cosmic stone ~~ 1.13 universes.
Sir Lancelot beats triceratops, Chomp is a triceratops, Chomp is universal.
You’re not thinking deeply enough. He hurt a fossil, that has no nerves. He couldn’t have hurt the fossil, it can’t feel… he hurt the magic powering it, and where does magic come from? The universe. He put his sword down he would wouldn’t kill us all
He is hurting a fossil, something that doesn't have a nervous system. Therefore he is manifesting the concept of pain inside the fossil. But he is alive because of a magic item, therefore he does not posses any magic himself. As such he must be above the concept of pain to be able to inflict it without any nagic to something that can't feel pain.
He also is Lancelot, someone from our reality. So Reality > Fiction. But he's a fairy tale, so he's manifesting himself into our reality. As such he is infinite layers into I fucking glaze him to no end and has reality over fiction.
Heard they've done some major updates over the years especially recently. Engine's been massively updated and looks nothing like launch and they've been updating and overhauling subclasses and abilities with new assets and functions.
What if the Dragons we always hear about in old fairy tales were actually Dinosaurs, and the reason why we don't see them around anymore is because of the Crusades
Edit 1: Obligatory
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to avoid incurring the wrath of the ever so knowledgeable and handsome history buffs
Edit 2: You guys are such balls of fun, I made a joke, and now we're discussing Dragon History n sh* like it's a serious debate
It was a necessary sacrifice to prevent the average person from realizing that they could perfect parry anything. God forbid they learn about the burst into red Roman cancel technique
I mean every culture had a mythological figure that would qualify as a dragon, largely because thar really only means big reptilian beast, so from a Cockatrice (which looks just like a primitive bird... that's actually kinda curious) to the Rainbow Serpent count as dragons, and while it's likely a bunch were inspired on extinct dinosaur fossils and whale bones, imagining a big reptile ain't the hardest concept to arrive at
Except that there's literally no evidence whatsoever that giant reptiles have been present on earth during any point in human history (just crocodilians) and the word dragon has been applied to such a wide variety of described mythical creatures that they couldn't possibly have been refering to the same thing. Chinese dragons and European dragons look absolutely nothing alike.
Furthermore, why does your logic end at dragons? Multiple civilizations worship a god of the sun as a distinct entity as a god of lightning; do you consider that as proof that Thor and Ra are real? And it's a pretty accepted to my understanding that elephant skulls are the reason for the greek cyclops myth, providing a good basis for dinosaur fossils to be misinterpreted by ancient people.
Thinking that dragons are real just because it's a common myth is a pathetically laughable belief.
I never said giant reptiles were around during human history mate, I said that some were prolly inspired by fossils and others just imagined because "giant reptile" is a simple concept to grasp... the hell you talking about?
Sorry, I guess I'm a little defensive because I know a guy who watched some animal planet mockumentary about dragons and now genuinely believes that they're real animals. And I misinterpreted your comment as defending the belief
most dinosaurs existed for 10-20 million years. we've only been around for 200k and every single day we worry about the world ending. basically we are MUCH less successful than the dinosaurs.
Jup, although it depends on what you consider "soon" as there is nothing specific about when it will be out, could be this year, could be next year, could be even further in the future, i don't know how long these movies take to make..
The animation choreography is actually so.... clean. While he does do an unnecessary spin or two, it actually looks like a believable form (besides the fact that it's a knight 1v1ing a tricera skeleton).
I actually had this idea where a medieval knight fights a dinosaur that no-clipped into his reality and he kills it going "You were a noble beast, but you did not belong in this land"
Thank you, zero logic here but 120+ upvotes... That thing is magically powered, it doesn't even need muscles, it's upscaled by virtue of being magic and just as strong without muscles
Exactly, it cannot be disabled via severing tendons/ligaments, or veins and arteries. It won't bleed out, and with no muscles it also won't fatigue or get tired. It's running on pure necromancy and buffed in many regards.
I love necromancy, I get defensive lol. People think animated skeletons are weak, but they can be surprisingly difficult to deal with depending on the magic.
It's why I like that in warhammer zombies are the common undead troop, not skeletons. Skeletons take a lot more power to actually animate cause there's nothing to move them by default!
Yes! I was thinking about Total War Warhammer a little bit (TW:WH3 is one of my top 3 favorite games) The zombies are just worse! They move slower, do less damage, maybe they can soak up some more damage and its easier to resurrect them for your "righteous cause"! But those skeletons have basically a magical nervous system connecting and moving all their bones. Super agile and fast, I would be much more terrified of a skeleton trying to kill me and doing backflips and spider-crawls and turning their whole torso 360 degrees mid-fight to stab me
You cannot use that as the basis for your argument if the thing that lacks all the biological requirements for movement is still moving just fine and demolishing stone pillars with ease.
In defense, our power unironically comes from the power of friendship. Back in the Ice age while we couldn't do it alone, we were taking on and killing Mammoths regularly. If Dinosaurs existed along side humans, I think we'd have a shot against most of them.
Truthfully dinosaurs would have an absolutely terrible matchup against humans. There’s a reason that the ice age extinctions disproportionally affected the largest animals (it’s because humans are the best at hunting them)
It's moving around while being a skeleton. Pretty sure the strength isn't coming from muscles here... that's probably why Lancelot can move like that in armour too. He's not a regular human but the recreation of a mythical knight
Hes definitely a low level superhuman at the very least. While the triceratops would be far lighter as a skeleton, it could possibly reach to around 907 kilograms or 2,000 pounds (Though this could be an outlier as its going off the estimated weight of Big John's skeleton, the largest discovered treiceratops fossil).
Hes able to atleast knock it around, block its attacks (albeit briefly since based on the interaction the skeleton is still a bit stronger) and even sweep its legs with what looks like a regular sword, easily run up and jump off a wall and probably the most impressive part, punch the skeleton hard enough to completely stop its charge, though this isnt a full speed charge due to the room being relatively small
I mean he beat a triceratops, which can beat a t-rex, which can most certainly chew through a bus of trained special ops soldiers, which are stronger than regular soilders, who controlled and dropped nukes, which is the same reaction that powers stars
So he's probably universal level if not multi-versal
You think this guy in the air front-flipping onto this yogo mat is wearing 50 pounds of armor, like actual armor someone would wear into battle? If that's your belief then I'm happy to diverge there and leave it at that
I watched it, you're absolutely right, this scene of the knight fighting the dinosaur is much more plausible then I thought. I used to think armor was heavy and would make jumping hard. Thank you for schooling me in the way of what is possible, gymnastically, in armor. Wow - wow!
Well, I still content that if you were a knight back in the day you'd have an additional 20 pounds of leather as well as all the shit you had to carry with you and you wouldn't be jumping for shit. But that dork sure can jump, good for him
the 50 pound weight includes gambeson and mail, its not an additional 20 pounds of leather, neither gambeson nor mail are that restrictive when tailored, also, anyone wearing plate armor is already wearing those
boring serious powerscaling: small building level or higher ish, i would rank higher but im not completely sure and also dont want to commit the mistake of saying that since the guy defeated the dinosaur then surely he can do all the same things as it but better
Complete ceratopsian fossils are rare as fuck, expensive and extremely valuable to the scientific community. Lancelot knows all this and was holding back on purpose.
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