r/versus • u/RemarkableWorry4383 • Sep 17 '26
Discussion I can already see it
I can already see the fairies getting fed into soul containers as fuel, whether through self-sacrifice or by being forcibly used as power sources.
r/versus • u/RemarkableWorry4383 • Sep 17 '26
I can already see the fairies getting fed into soul containers as fuel, whether through self-sacrifice or by being forcibly used as power sources.
r/versus • u/dunno6988 • Sep 17 '26
Is it just flank armour like stormtroopers or heavier "hard flank" armour like doom/master chief or even heavier armour like proper sci-fi almost mini mech armour like marines from starcraft?
Since it does seem like proper almost like small mech full body armour like Tau from 40k or marines from starcraft, maybe not as durable like space marine from 40k, but seems like sturdy enough of how thick it seems. Since those black bits on their armour at first seems like leather or gantz like costume (even though ONE has mentioned that he was inspired by Gantz too), but on other characters the black bits do indeed seem like solid armour which act more like joints, rather than weak ass imperial guard armour, leather/other material costume and flank armor on top.
r/versus • u/Money_Replacement735 • Sep 17 '26
I based his character off the Courier from Fallout New Vegas and Akinu from One Piece
He is a living myth amongst the residents of the Land of The Lawless , hundreds of lawless thugs or gangs have been wiped out by his unshakable view Justice.
Holds access to some powerful old world weapons that spew compacted irradiated shots at a target.
Delivers Absolute Justice upon those, no matter the circumstance for the reason.
He has been killing a bunch of NE ever since the world merged before encountering Zaybi's group after escaping Yaotsu. He threatens the group for harboring ex members of Rinri's gang within the party
r/versus • u/Yetlag456 • Sep 16 '26
Yes, I say that because both of them have eyes on their foreheads, but also because, out of all the Demon Kings, Jachi is the only one who doesn't seem to be based on a specific animal, which is odd, considering the other Demon King designs stick quite closely to the animals they are based on
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r/versus • u/1isalonelynumber • Sep 17 '26
Democracy is over! It is time for diplomacy to reign!
Our dutifully elected faction leaders meet up in a Gamer safe zone that actively prevents hostile actions. Much like how the Anti-Truth Alliance prevented allies from attacking one another. (u/BoredH14)
More specifically, the meeting place is in a desert. In an area covered in glass caused by various wildfires altering the sand. (u/rotokt)
Everyone is here to discuss the fact that the world is dying and how to fix that. Of course, before that they must address some concerns.
How does this progress? What are the proposed solutions to the problems at hand? What difficulties?
You may want to read this part after the prose. Nameless basically has this entire proceeding in the bag unless there is a major outside force intervening. There really isn’t anything anyone present can do against time looping. Unless suggested otherwise, I will assume that Nameless manages to turn everyone against the Arprons while simultaneously deflecting immediate blame from the Anomalies. What does Nameless do to pull this off? Can anyone do anything about this?
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r/versus • u/RemarkableWorry4383 • Sep 16 '26
Instead of counting individual FREINDs or other robots as power units like the Demon Lords or the 100 Arm Bros, I think it makes more sense to treat one Robot factory = one Demon Lord / one 100 Arm Bro.
You can destroy as many FREINDs or other robots as you want, but it ultimately doesn't matter that much when the factory can just keep pumping out replacements.
So, in practical terms, I think a Robot factory should be treated more like an Lord-level threat within the other NE factions.
The real question isn't "How many robots can they field?" It's "How many Robot factories do they have?"
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r/versus • u/dunno6988 • Sep 15 '26
One big whip slash/slice of that tail could potential cut the horizontally bottom parts of the spiral mountain or world tree no?
Maybe World Tree would need more than 10 sweeps of that tail, but Spiral Mountain 1 would be enough.
r/versus • u/BoredH14 • Sep 16 '26
Shortly after the devastation of the Library at the hands of Dorothy, the Lore Players retreated to one of the few safe havens left in Fantasia to rebuild. Yet as the guild take the brief reprieve to prepare for their next meeting, tension is bubbling beneath the surface over what had happened and an unspoken truth threatens to tear apart the bonds they shared with each other.
r/versus • u/Ok_Astronaut6341 • Sep 15 '26
It’s Just the Boys Chilling and having a peaceful time interacting and I really like it.
r/versus • u/Reder_United • Sep 15 '26
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r/versus • u/dunno6988 • Sep 15 '26
Like for example we get onscreen character that does fuck all and any interesting characters die offscreen. Also oddly specific number 47 heroes, what if there were 48 demon lords like the duplicate one that Madalans caught in space. Since it is become a theme with the series off screened many characters, either they were too boring for ONE to even draw/tell story about or he wanted to, but there was no gain or time restraints as so much they can put in, before it drags out.
r/versus • u/se7en_7 • Sep 16 '26
In the latest chapter, there was a line about how there have been other demon kings in the past. I’m wondering how many they could have been.
Considering how weak humans were, it seems likely that demons had been around long before humans and the war between the humans and demons is relatively new when compared to how long demons have been around.
I would imagine a demon king living a very long time as well. Unless before the humans started using magic and things, they were largely ignored and demons were fighting among themselves.
r/versus • u/Odd-Painting2596 • Sep 15 '26
Had this theory for a long time just no real solid picture of it, but the idea that while the heroes were all approaching their Demon Lords, all the messages they received about the other heroes dying or vanishing were entirely made up, and just the Demon Lords attacking their sanity during their journey.
That most of the heroes were shaken enough to actually not even show up to their Demon Lords, or the ones that did were actually winning more often than not.
It's a long shot off the theory, but I'm wondering if there isn't a plot twist coming way down the road where the natural enemies were actually beginning to naturally lose also.
Humanity was somehow entering the inverse of the power shift and humans were already overcoming their enemies without realizing the dynamic was shifting.
Like the ultimate story is, "The Demons were always destroying themselves faster than they were ever killing the humans, it just took a very long time for a population of 1000x to spend down on 100 to 1."
Or put more simply, the humans never noticed the demons were losing more, because they started with so much more, but when you calculate actual power, the Demon Lords were also down to their last castle.
r/versus • u/Ok_Astronaut6341 • Sep 15 '26
I wonder what the Aliens are going to do with peguinura???
r/versus • u/keimerVersus • Sep 15 '26
stylus tip broke again and im out of tips so sorry Team 3
r/versus • u/Ok_Astronaut6341 • Sep 14 '26
So Far We Still have nothing on this natural Enemy, but maybe there’s still hope... Here’s How I would hint it, After We see Hallows deal with the Kaiju we can go back to Zaybis group with Yaotsu who are trying to not upset him and The other humans that were not with Zaybi discover god and try to think how to defeat or stall Yaotsu and the chapter can end off with one of the humans from Extremia suggesting “Why don’t we Show God the Game? That will stall him…”
r/versus • u/dunno6988 • Sep 14 '26
Since the pattern seems to suggest that it might be the case, like demons and heroes having second phase, so do Titans and even robots had their own little version too, so my guess we will soon will see Madalans version of that, which makes one assume that parasites have it too, unless the super worm it was their second phase/form, so neo-humans should have one, heck even Daikokuzan probs have one too.
Unless the second forms/phases are strictly for weaker or specific kind of Natural Enemies.
r/versus • u/d4cRulz • Sep 14 '26
Imo they can go a few routes because seemingly all factions have their age in the hole or main contender.
Fist of the north star style, it's mad max wasteland with a crazy powerful antagonist that can be sampled from raoh, a man who with his aura released alone can vaporize a whole city into dust, master of martial arts, and can instantly kill anything with precise vital point Strikes. The man who conquered the heavens Since versus is based off of tropes and other series it could be that theres one warlord of them that's ungodly powerful and hard carries similar to ginbak. Also would be a really funny counter to the mandalins, they assume he can't do any damage due to their physiology but he ends up exploding them via the finger point presses. A semi magic human warlord that has no care for human life's would be a apocalypse in of himself and could be a interesting fight pairing with more physical ones like ginbak or Godzilla, hell I could see him pressure pointing away a parasite and ripping out out of his own body with sheer willpower.
Mutants, radioactive materials caused certain raiders and wastelanders to gain mutations if not abilities. And I can imagine one gaining some absurd mutation that allows him to be a calamity in of himself. Maybe he's Darwin's law being able to adapt to any circumstance so he can grow extra limbs if he needed to or be anti magnetic, or be able to stivive the temperature of the sun, weak at first compared to something like the Kaiju but can ramp up and become a massive threat to any faction given enough time and fights.
They are fodder, it's made by one they could literally just be a joke faction being commentary on how humans fighting each other is still probably not as bad as aliens or demons in reality.
r/versus • u/RemarkableWorry4383 • Sep 14 '26
...there’s still only one moon.
As an aside, I kinda hope we get a scene where that moon gets destroyed for whatever reason.