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The real question in this match isn't whether or not Ramirez wins, but whether or not he will appreciate the irony of defeating Tir McDohl, famous for his Deadly Fingertips, with the infallible instant death of Eternum. Without having it pointed out to him by Lord Galcian, that is. Reguardless, though Tir will likely get the first strike, Ramirez is certainly hardy enough to withstand a single Judgement. After that, Eternum will propel Ramirez speedily - and ironically - to the next round. |
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As unimpressive as he has been in past, Tir is out to prove that he’s worthy of Godlike - not to mention that’d it’d be downright shameful to be the first fighter with four losses in the history of the DL. In order to retain his dignity he must first beat the Skies of Arcadia arch-villain, Ramirez. McDohl can not use his most effective strategy of instantly killing his enemies, so he must turn to his powerful Judgement spell to dispatch the villain. If the boss is killed, Tir wins. If he is not, Tir will taste the medicine that his Deadly Fingertips has given to so many others. |
Nanashi I... can't think of a way to justify my vote for Tir. Maybe he can possibly doubleturn and win with a pair of Judgment spells? Fine. Ramirez wins. I know he wins, you know he wins, even Ramirez himself can figure this out without Galcian telling him so. *sigh* Why can't Tir get a decent draw for once? Ramirez: 24 superaielman
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