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Fresh from a one-sided slaughter against a medieval knight, T260G takes on a foe even farther from his own nature. It's robot against elf, just another round in a battle that the DL has made entirely common - science against nature. T260G has just about all the advantages here, coming in with its vast speed, great durability, and, of course, plethora of good damage moves, enough to take down Artea before he can blink. And of course, there's always that little trump card, V-Max. One use of that will turn T260G from a killer into a mighty Robot Death Goddess. All this should be enough to prove that science is in fact superior to nature, or at least can kick its butt in the arena! |
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The magical elf known as "Arty" has come a long way this season, and he's not about to let this mad perversion of nature get the best of him. T260G has been the bane of many of Heavy's finest this season, but Artea's plethora of powerful magicks will prove the greater trump card. In particular, the dreaded Thunder Dragon spell Artea possesses can strike at any robot's weakness. The electricity will liquefy this highly-touted trash can in mere seconds. Should T260G find a way to somehow counteract the spell, Artea can sit back and rely on his equally devastating Zap spell, with supporting castings of Courage and Champion, to win the day. Onward, to victory, defenders of nature! |
SageAcrin An elven mage. A robot. Clearly, they have nothing in common. ...Or do they? Actually, there is one thing about both of them that they found a common link in, a true and noble bond that they both can share. And that's how T260G ended up entering the arena painted in various bright pastels and covered in bright ribbons, while Artea marched in in a floor-length chiffon number. It seems their common bond is being gender-confused. While Artea may have defeated T260G in a fierce battle, the memory of the battle will never fade from the minds of either. It will remain one of their fondest memories, for all time. And the memory of their girlish giggling and catfighting will remain in the memories of all that saw it for all time. However, they aren't as happy about it. T260G: 38 |
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