To add to this, she usually only dies this when it’s really dark or she’s obscured by fig or dust, since it’s still visibly just iron sand. The way it’s portrayed here doesn’t really make sense with how the power works or how it’s portrayed either in the panel they showed, or the other cases where it’s used, so confusion is definitely understandable.
Misaka never fought her own clones, and her clones are all inferior to the original in power, she fought other Level 5's and some Magicians that are of similar power. The verse she comes from actually has two different power systems one for Science which are Esper Powers and one for magic which is Idol theory which are both different but equally conplex. There also is a ton of series and spin offs that all share the same universe.
@@Ris_Grestar No Accelerator was killing them her trauma was she couldn't stop the experiment and it happened because she gave the scientists her DNA map as a child.
@@Ris_Grestar She's tramatized because, She feels responsible for their deaths. She was the one who gave the scientist her dna. So she was responsible for the project that created and would eventually kill all the clones. In addition while she didn't kill them herself she did see several of her clones die in front of her, Kind of Traumatizingthing to put a 14 year old girl though. I think even some adults would be uncomfortable with the idea of seeing they're identical copy killed in front of them.
@@Ris_Grestaroh killing the clones are someone trauma all right. The edgelord lvl 5 they mentioned turned good and always gets PTSD whenever he sees a dead body because of his guilt
She can't do sh.t against Accelerator, the fight against Mugino isn't even a fight cause she was running away, and Gunha could've whoop her ass if he was actually attacking in Toaru Jihanki Novel. What? She never faced strong Magicians apart from Brunhild and Anna, Brunhild wasn't even trying to kill her and was holding back and Anna just straight up bullied Misaka so counting them is stupid, seriously why Misaka fans overhype her I'll never understand.
A certain magical index/scientific railgun/scientific accelerator, are the 3 main shows and are indeed interconnected even sharing plot points from different perspectives.
All four of them team up During the second attack on Pearl Harbor Touma a certain magical Index Accelerator A certain scientific accelerator Misaka a certain scientific railgun Hamazura a certain scientific item A certain magical index Genesis Testament volume 3
If you're curious, the gekota badge (which is the 'coin' that started the fight), is a memento from one of the Sister's she met. And saw slaughtered in front of her. It's essentially the only thing she has to remember the dead Sisters, so it's more reasonable for her to get pissed by Killua's taunting with it....not enough to flat out railgun him immediately, but it makes at least SOME more sense. Especially since she's only a couple years older than Killua, I believe.
If the animation in the analysis looks different from what you saw when you watched HxH, it might be a version difference. There are two anime adaptations of HxH, the one they used for most of the footage here is the 2011 adaptation, which is typically labeled “Hunter x Hunter (2011)”. They tell the same story generally, but the 2011 adaptation had more to cover since the manga was further, so it went light on some of the details in the earlier parts of the show. I’d recommend watching at least the first episode of the original, since that establishes a somewhat important character relationship that the remake skips, and does a better job of establishing Gon’s character, but other than that you won’t miss much if you just watch through the remake.
UA-cam only showed three comments at the time of writing this so here we go. Apologies if there's more. At the end she created a clone out of iron sand to misdirect and trap Killua once the ruse was up. Don't recall them mentioning that ability in the analysis but maybe I missed it. I thought this was a pretty good episode. HunterxHunter has been on my radar and the "A Certain..." series being a more niche pick made this an interesting match-up to me. The sprites look amazing though their poses and movements could be a bit jank at points. Somewhat made up for with the sheer spectacle it gets towards the end. I also really dig Killua's va here, I don't know what he sounds like but the line reads were well done and sold me on every bit of dialogue as well as the scream of pain at the end. The explanation was well handled and left no stone unturned I feel. The fakeout kill could've been a bit better imo if the music built up to and cut out right as he took the heart. As is it was a mere millisecond of disbelief for me that went back to normal as soon as I realized the music was still going.
@@dpolaristar4634 OK thanks I heard the iron sand portion during the analysis but didn’t know that’s what that was supposed to be in the end of the fight😂
Nice fake out at the end. Good work with the analysis! Omg I'm very excited for the next episode. I would also imagine Stitch would win, though I could see Rocket being able to figure out water is the weakness.
There is a little drama featuring Misaka on DeathBattle subreddit. Some Killua fan was so angry about episode outcome that he posted torture porn with Misaka.
@@Ris_Grestar I can explain the ending. Earlier when they were explaining her abilities , They mention that she can use electricity to allow electricity to electromagnetize sand, Creating iron sand. She can then use this iron sand to make a chainsaw, A giant monster, And even a clown of herself to use as a decoy. This is what we saw in the end in she distracted him with a clone made from sand.
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Even though I liked Killua more because of some animedatabase search I did on him, I did play as Mikoto in Dengeki Bunko Fighting Climax a lot so I like her more from what I've seen. Tbh, before I watched this DB, I voted Misaka and wasn't disappointed with the result...well except for Killua biting the bullet but hey a bet is a bet. From now on, me picking favorites in DB isn't gonna happen to me unless they're super obvious. Mostly cuz I want them to win and they almost never do. 😂
I don't know how skilled or strong Comics Rocket is specifically, other than he's a sentient raccoon who can fly ships and built weapons of mass destruction, but I don't think he's physically that powerful or tough. Meanwhile Stitch not only has intelligence and skills on par with Rocket, he is arguably one of the strongest beings in his universe and one of Disney's heavy hitters in terms of might and feats. Stitch is outright stated to be indestructible on multiple occasions, though there are weapons that can harm or potentially kill him, but usually he tanks shots from these weapons and shrugs them off later. Also while Rocket is a mechanical genius and tinkerer, Stitch's brain can process information as fast as a supercomputer and can basically do complex equations and formulas on the fly as he fighting people.
I knew neither of these characters but, yeah, when I watched the analyses it became obvious who was going to win. Going into the battle itself I thought that maybe I had missed some aspect of Killua that was going to give him some trump card that would allow him to win, but apparently not. Interested to see how the battle between the two diminutive alien genetic experiments with enhanced abilities and intellects that are extremely inventive. After a cursory glance, Stitch seems to have the initial advantage physically and with his range of natural abilities, while Rocket will have a more varied arsenal, may have more experience dealing with more varied enemies and is noted for his tactical genius - plus who knows what else in his long career in Marvel Comics, which is where Death Battle is going to primarily take his feats from. It'll probably come down to whether Rocket can hold out long enough to figure out Stitch's weaknesses and exploit them.
To clear up the confusion of Misaka being in multiple series, it’s because of spin-offs taking place in the same world, but following different main characters and showing their perspectives/stories. A Certain Magical Index is the main series and follows the protagonist Kamijou Touma and his fate being tied to the titular character, an English nun named Index and she’s part of the Magic side, hence why Magical is part of the title. The Scientific spin-offs focus on the Level 5 Espers of the Science side and Misaka is the protagonist of the Railgun spin-off series (there’s also Accelerator, Dark Matter, ITEM/Mugino (Meltdowner’s user, who fought Misaka with her beams that Misaka dodged), Mental Out, and etc.) There’s also others, like that time Accelerator became an idol (it makes more sense when you know more about the character’s journey) or a crossover with Sega’s Virtual On game series, called A Certain Magical Virtual-On. 17:25 - Accelerator fought/killed around 10k Misaka clones (there’s around 20k, not 10k as DB mentioned), which are a fraction of her power and usually used guns, but could still use some of her ability (though she never fought/killed any and was filled with guilt when Accelerator killed one in front of her and the frog pin is the last memory of her.) Misaka Worst (one of the last clones) was the strongest clone and could manipulate air with her electricity power, but was still weaker than the real thing and used nails for her railgun attack (Misaka usually uses coins so it won’t hit anything besides the target/hurt others, but she has used bigger pieces of metal to increase the range, speed, and damage of her Railgun.) Misaka’s sprites are based on her sprites from Dengeki Bunko Fighting Climax, a crossover fighting game featuring Dengeki Bunko’s IPs/LNs, like Sword Art Online, Toradora, Durarara, and etc. As for next time, there’s a Stitch anime, which most never heard of (and the sequel movies.)
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to be fair, they did explicitly say Killua's auditory illusion can fool even extrasensory abilities. That's why Misaka muffled his footsteps with iron sand to disrupt it, rather than simply sense his location
They did say that, but I guess I think of those things differently. Like even if she is an esper, there's a difference to me between having such a fine control of electricity and being, for instance, a telepath. Like they may be related in some ways, but there are definitely distinctions. And I don't really understand how an auditory illusion would mess with someone's sense of electricity.
@@Ris_Grestar Well, we know for a fact that it messes with one's sight despite being an auditory illusion, so I wouldn't say the jump to electricity is that big
When it came to this fight, I knew Killua was dead from the start like when this got announced but yeah that fake out from the Iron Sand Decoy surprised me as I had forgotten that Misaka can do that with her Iron Sand but yeah I am happy that Misaka won this battle. Next time with Stitch and Rocket Raccoon, that one could go either way if being honest but hey, it is going to be an interesting episode in two weeks.
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So the big theme with the next one is that they're both hyper intelligent galactic science experiments with an apatite for mayhem. I admittedly don't know much about Rocket beyond his crazy origin, but I know a lot about Stitch and it's a bit tricky in my opinion to pin his abilities down. Basically his abilities are very broad in description. By his own creators words he can think faster than a super computer and lift things 3000 times his weight with the addition of being completely indestructible. And he's backed up that claim by surviving a black hole and many, many plasma blasts. And never with a serious injury. Frankly the only way I see Rocket winning is if he has some kind of weapon that attacks on the molecular level.
Well, I've been hearing that Rocket may have a weapon that can at least harm the likes of Thanos, who's about star-level without the Gauntlet - though it ONLY harmed him. Not sure how that compares to a black hole-level survivability.
It depends for me on the commentary. Or when they pause it lol Like goodness, the amount of people who will interrupt pivotal moments just to recap what they just saw, smh.
The only thing I can think of that really stands out about Rocket's physical capabilities is that he tanked a laser blast from Adam Warlock. He's not really a physical fighter, he's a ranged combatant and tactician. Unfortunately for him, Stitch has a brain like a supercomputer, a bulletproof and fireproof body, and can even hold onto a plasma ball for a few seconds before he has to chuck it like a hot potato.
A certified Pogfrog reaction. **So prediction for the Next:** Yeah honestly the next time is a wild MU with how contensus the battle is, mainly just due to how bonkers their scaling can get. Essentially, one is a unholy statbrick with monsterous physical strength and durability and several innate resistances and decent (albiet very limited) abilities that can counter a lot of his opponents options (Stitch). While the other is an incredibly versatile nutcase with a lot of powerful guns capable of somewhat exploiting and even killing the other, however any direct hit from his opponent will just outright kill him (Stitch). Both have similar speed scaling to work off of, Rocket is generally more intelligent (though Stitch is still up their), while Stitch has far better analytical and processing abilities (due to his brain being able to process information that highly advanced alien super computers). And both have really good extremely potent win-cons and hard counters (i.e any of Rockets Herald weapons, or weapons that Targets Stitches weaknesses. And Stitch having EMP Spit, the ability to simply throw back anything fired at him, various transformations to amplify his power [Overcharge State, or his Kaiju form... yes he has a Kaiju form], and well... him being able to physically rip Rocket into itty bitty chunks of flesh]. Regardless though this is all dependent on what they give both for speed, and what they will be including for Stitch feats wise in the animated show... or anime and manga... yes they exist... especially the goofy Samurai Manga (and yes they are using both animes, and I think that one manga)... God Lilo and Stitch is weird as hell (still my favorite Disney Movie tho)...
Explaining the 3 different series thing, its more like 3 different sub series in the one overarching series, euth 3 different MCs and viewpoints ( technically mote than that, but its a little complicated. Think of it a little like FF6, with it's 2 different worlds of sorts, and having different starting and compulsory characters, exept the to aru series is all the one world happening at the same time...if that makes any sense)
Next time is insane. First Disney Movie character in DB and it is freakin Stitch Also my top3 most wanted fights Rex vs Sora (Xenoblade vs Kingdom Hearts) Ahsoka vs Psylocke (Star Wars vs Marvel) Shendu vs Chase Young (Jackie Chan Adventures vs Xiaolin Showdown)
Who is the youngest combatant we've had? Because I'm kind of tempted to say Fulgore since I think he's...less than a year old? He has human memories but he's not human himself.
My guy...most of the match ups in this whole series are stomps. Why do any of them at this point?...oh yeah, because people like those characters and want to see them fight?
I hate this one. I hate it so much. I haven’t felt a deep loathing for a DB like this since Natsu vs Ace (albeit for extremely different reasons). I don’t like a DB that’s blatantly, laughably one sided to the point there’s no possible discussion to be had. That’s not an analysis, it’s a pointless m*rder p*rn. I was also largely unimpressed by the fight animation itself for a multitude of reasons. Mikasa’s voice acting sounded extremely awkward and stilted in the beginning (which thankfully improved, and he has became fantastic in the final part, but it’s still started the battle off on a sour note), the animation overall felt a bit janky and inconsistent in its fluidity, and Kilua’s yo-yos looked ridiculously bad in how slow they moved, the angles they traveled, and feeling as though they had no weight to them at all. It was as though he were swinging around balls of feathers. As far as what happened at the end when Kilua tore out her heart only for it to be a fake and then… *something* happens to him, I’m just as lost as you are. The only idea I have is that the Mikasa he attacked was a construct she made to look like herself and by coming into contact with it he got electrocuted, but it’s extremely unclear.
26:43
Misaka can create body decoys with her Iron Sand and dust.
You probably didn't know because you talked over it (9:56)
Yeah, Death battle was Really brief with that little tidbit
She can't change the color tho
Do wish they went a little more detail about the doubles, and what they can do
To add to this, she usually only dies this when it’s really dark or she’s obscured by fig or dust, since it’s still visibly just iron sand. The way it’s portrayed here doesn’t really make sense with how the power works or how it’s portrayed either in the panel they showed, or the other cases where it’s used, so confusion is definitely understandable.
@@Blahblah97555 either way misaka solos but that was dumb how they ended it
Misaka never fought her own clones, and her clones are all inferior to the original in power, she fought other Level 5's and some Magicians that are of similar power.
The verse she comes from actually has two different power systems one for Science which are Esper Powers and one for magic which is Idol theory which are both different but equally conplex.
There also is a ton of series and spin offs that all share the same universe.
Oh, I'd thought part of her trauma was having to kill some of her own clones, because that could be scarring. lol
@@Ris_Grestar No Accelerator was killing them her trauma was she couldn't stop the experiment and it happened because she gave the scientists her DNA map as a child.
@@Ris_Grestar She's tramatized because, She feels responsible for their deaths.
She was the one who gave the scientist her dna. So she was responsible for the project that created and would eventually kill all the clones.
In addition while she didn't kill them herself she did see several of her clones die in front of her, Kind of Traumatizingthing to put a 14 year old girl though.
I think even some adults would be uncomfortable with the idea of seeing they're identical copy killed in front of them.
@@Ris_Grestaroh killing the clones are someone trauma all right. The edgelord lvl 5 they mentioned turned good and always gets PTSD whenever he sees a dead body because of his guilt
She can't do sh.t against Accelerator, the fight against Mugino isn't even a fight cause she was running away, and Gunha could've whoop her ass if he was actually attacking in Toaru Jihanki Novel.
What? She never faced strong Magicians apart from Brunhild and Anna, Brunhild wasn't even trying to kill her and was holding back and Anna just straight up bullied Misaka so counting them is stupid, seriously why Misaka fans overhype her I'll never understand.
A certain magical index/scientific railgun/scientific accelerator, are the 3 main shows and are indeed interconnected even sharing plot points from different perspectives.
All four of them team up
During the second attack on Pearl Harbor
Touma a certain magical Index
Accelerator A certain scientific accelerator
Misaka a certain scientific railgun
Hamazura a certain scientific item
A certain magical index Genesis Testament volume 3
If you're curious, the gekota badge (which is the 'coin' that started the fight), is a memento from one of the Sister's she met. And saw slaughtered in front of her. It's essentially the only thing she has to remember the dead Sisters, so it's more reasonable for her to get pissed by Killua's taunting with it....not enough to flat out railgun him immediately, but it makes at least SOME more sense. Especially since she's only a couple years older than Killua, I believe.
If the animation in the analysis looks different from what you saw when you watched HxH, it might be a version difference.
There are two anime adaptations of HxH, the one they used for most of the footage here is the 2011 adaptation, which is typically labeled “Hunter x Hunter (2011)”. They tell the same story generally, but the 2011 adaptation had more to cover since the manga was further, so it went light on some of the details in the earlier parts of the show.
I’d recommend watching at least the first episode of the original, since that establishes a somewhat important character relationship that the remake skips, and does a better job of establishing Gon’s character, but other than that you won’t miss much if you just watch through the remake.
Oh, then maybe that was it, yeah haha Thanks for letting me know!
So if you are curious about why that frog coin thing (which is actually a pin) started the battle, its a reference to one of the Mikasa clones.
UA-cam only showed three comments at the time of writing this so here we go. Apologies if there's more.
At the end she created a clone out of iron sand to misdirect and trap Killua once the ruse was up. Don't recall them mentioning that ability in the analysis but maybe I missed it.
I thought this was a pretty good episode. HunterxHunter has been on my radar and the "A Certain..." series being a more niche pick made this an interesting match-up to me. The sprites look amazing though their poses and movements could be a bit jank at points. Somewhat made up for with the sheer spectacle it gets towards the end. I also really dig Killua's va here, I don't know what he sounds like but the line reads were well done and sold me on every bit of dialogue as well as the scream of pain at the end. The explanation was well handled and left no stone unturned I feel. The fakeout kill could've been a bit better imo if the music built up to and cut out right as he took the heart. As is it was a mere millisecond of disbelief for me that went back to normal as soon as I realized the music was still going.
But why was killua paralyzed
@@fatimameme He was covered in Magnetized Iron Sand and being held in place by Magnetic force that can lift millions of tons.
@@dpolaristar4634 OK thanks I heard the iron sand portion during the analysis but didn’t know that’s what that was supposed to be in the end of the fight😂
haha I appreciate you actually checking the comments. Thank you!
@@fatimameme Yeah me either. I knew that ability but didn't connect it at all with the visual
Nice fake out at the end.
Good work with the analysis!
Omg I'm very excited for the next episode. I would also imagine Stitch would win, though I could see Rocket being able to figure out water is the weakness.
I'm completely hooked on your outro music Ris❤
Glad you like it! I do, too^^
There is a little drama featuring Misaka on DeathBattle subreddit. Some Killua fan was so angry about episode outcome that he posted torture porn with Misaka.
Sadly, there are a lot of pitiful babies in this world.
Jesus mother christ.
Wasn't she around 14?
@@zacharie2334 Yes
@@zacharie2334 Yes she is 14.
That shit already messed up as is.
Not gonna lie, I kinda get annoyed when you have to get rid of the battle music. It sounds absurdly quiet without it. Copyright reasons, I guess?
There is no other reason I've ever gotten rid of the music.
Copyright Sucks!
@@Ris_Grestar I can explain the ending. Earlier when they were explaining her abilities , They mention that she can use electricity to allow electricity to electromagnetize sand, Creating iron sand.
She can then use this iron sand to make a chainsaw, A giant monster, And even a clown of herself to use as a decoy.
This is what we saw in the end in she distracted him with a clone made from sand.
@@bryanmcclure2220I was confused, did him destroying the clone encase him with iron sand, which prevented him from moving?
@@Ris_Grestar How do you cut out the music?
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I have no idea how I got here. I got recommended this video outta nowhere even though I literally haven't watched a Ris Grestar video since high school which was almost 10 years ago now.
I feel very old lol
@@Ris_Grestar same here man lol. It's good to see your still doing alright though and still doing your thing here on UA-cam.
Even though I liked Killua more because of some animedatabase search I did on him, I did play as Mikoto in Dengeki Bunko Fighting Climax a lot so I like her more from what I've seen.
Tbh, before I watched this DB, I voted Misaka and wasn't disappointed with the result...well except for Killua biting the bullet but hey a bet is a bet. From now on, me picking favorites in DB isn't gonna happen to me unless they're super obvious. Mostly cuz I want them to win and they almost never do. 😂
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I don't know how skilled or strong Comics Rocket is specifically, other than he's a sentient raccoon who can fly ships and built weapons of mass destruction, but I don't think he's physically that powerful or tough.
Meanwhile Stitch not only has intelligence and skills on par with Rocket, he is arguably one of the strongest beings in his universe and one of Disney's heavy hitters in terms of might and feats. Stitch is outright stated to be indestructible on multiple occasions, though there are weapons that can harm or potentially kill him, but usually he tanks shots from these weapons and shrugs them off later. Also while Rocket is a mechanical genius and tinkerer, Stitch's brain can process information as fast as a supercomputer and can basically do complex equations and formulas on the fly as he fighting people.
I knew neither of these characters but, yeah, when I watched the analyses it became obvious who was going to win. Going into the battle itself I thought that maybe I had missed some aspect of Killua that was going to give him some trump card that would allow him to win, but apparently not.
Interested to see how the battle between the two diminutive alien genetic experiments with enhanced abilities and intellects that are extremely inventive. After a cursory glance, Stitch seems to have the initial advantage physically and with his range of natural abilities, while Rocket will have a more varied arsenal, may have more experience dealing with more varied enemies and is noted for his tactical genius - plus who knows what else in his long career in Marvel Comics, which is where Death Battle is going to primarily take his feats from. It'll probably come down to whether Rocket can hold out long enough to figure out Stitch's weaknesses and exploit them.
Next time is gonna be interesting..idk rockets comic book feats but that might be what gives him the edge against stitch…or maybe not.
To clear up the confusion of Misaka being in multiple series, it’s because of spin-offs taking place in the same world, but following different main characters and showing their perspectives/stories. A Certain Magical Index is the main series and follows the protagonist Kamijou Touma and his fate being tied to the titular character, an English nun named Index and she’s part of the Magic side, hence why Magical is part of the title. The Scientific spin-offs focus on the Level 5 Espers of the Science side and Misaka is the protagonist of the Railgun spin-off series (there’s also Accelerator, Dark Matter, ITEM/Mugino (Meltdowner’s user, who fought Misaka with her beams that Misaka dodged), Mental Out, and etc.) There’s also others, like that time Accelerator became an idol (it makes more sense when you know more about the character’s journey) or a crossover with Sega’s Virtual On game series, called A Certain Magical Virtual-On. 17:25 - Accelerator fought/killed around 10k Misaka clones (there’s around 20k, not 10k as DB mentioned), which are a fraction of her power and usually used guns, but could still use some of her ability (though she never fought/killed any and was filled with guilt when Accelerator killed one in front of her and the frog pin is the last memory of her.) Misaka Worst (one of the last clones) was the strongest clone and could manipulate air with her electricity power, but was still weaker than the real thing and used nails for her railgun attack (Misaka usually uses coins so it won’t hit anything besides the target/hurt others, but she has used bigger pieces of metal to increase the range, speed, and damage of her Railgun.) Misaka’s sprites are based on her sprites from Dengeki Bunko Fighting Climax, a crossover fighting game featuring Dengeki Bunko’s IPs/LNs, like Sword Art Online, Toradora, Durarara, and etc. As for next time, there’s a Stitch anime, which most never heard of (and the sequel movies.)
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to be fair, they did explicitly say Killua's auditory illusion can fool even extrasensory abilities. That's why Misaka muffled his footsteps with iron sand to disrupt it, rather than simply sense his location
They did say that, but I guess I think of those things differently. Like even if she is an esper, there's a difference to me between having such a fine control of electricity and being, for instance, a telepath. Like they may be related in some ways, but there are definitely distinctions. And I don't really understand how an auditory illusion would mess with someone's sense of electricity.
@@Ris_Grestar Well, we know for a fact that it messes with one's sight despite being an auditory illusion, so I wouldn't say the jump to electricity is that big
When it came to this fight, I knew Killua was dead from the start like when this got announced but yeah that fake out from the Iron Sand Decoy surprised me as I had forgotten that Misaka can do that with her Iron Sand but yeah I am happy that Misaka won this battle.
Next time with Stitch and Rocket Raccoon, that one could go either way if being honest but hey, it is going to be an interesting episode in two weeks.
Ohh that's what it was. The animation made it seem like it was something with the coin
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Its usually just her lances called light speed
i've been looking forward to this
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Good video nonetheless
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Long time no see! Tbh not sure if I missed you but it has certainly been a while.
Her clones actually have a fraction of her power.
So the big theme with the next one is that they're both hyper intelligent galactic science experiments with an apatite for mayhem. I admittedly don't know much about Rocket beyond his crazy origin, but I know a lot about Stitch and it's a bit tricky in my opinion to pin his abilities down. Basically his abilities are very broad in description. By his own creators words he can think faster than a super computer and lift things 3000 times his weight with the addition of being completely indestructible. And he's backed up that claim by surviving a black hole and many, many plasma blasts. And never with a serious injury. Frankly the only way I see Rocket winning is if he has some kind of weapon that attacks on the molecular level.
Well, I've been hearing that Rocket may have a weapon that can at least harm the likes of Thanos, who's about star-level without the Gauntlet - though it ONLY harmed him. Not sure how that compares to a black hole-level survivability.
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It depends for me on the commentary. Or when they pause it lol Like goodness, the amount of people who will interrupt pivotal moments just to recap what they just saw, smh.
22:50 I believe that''s supposed to be her Iron Sand having formed a body decoy.
Guardians of the Galaxy 3 was really good, best marvel movie in a while imo. Worth a watch if the opportunity presents itself
I’m so excited for the next time!
Range is king both in reality & fiction.
I find this fight oddly cute.
Next DB can be a really sad one.
The only thing I can think of that really stands out about Rocket's physical capabilities is that he tanked a laser blast from Adam Warlock. He's not really a physical fighter, he's a ranged combatant and tactician. Unfortunately for him, Stitch has a brain like a supercomputer, a bulletproof and fireproof body, and can even hold onto a plasma ball for a few seconds before he has to chuck it like a hot potato.
RIP Killua Zoldyck (1998-2023)
Boomstick was too mean to Wiz. Let him have fun!
Level 5 descrobed as
Powers of an extent that their wielder can fight alone against a military force on equal terms.
This Was a Pretty Cool Death Battle Episode :D
This is one of those battles that on paper makes sense why, but the power level isn't even close. Still love Kill tho
Stitch sweeps
A certified Pogfrog reaction.
**So prediction for the Next:**
Yeah honestly the next time is a wild MU with how contensus the battle is, mainly just due to how bonkers their scaling can get. Essentially, one is a unholy statbrick with monsterous physical strength and durability and several innate resistances and decent (albiet very limited) abilities that can counter a lot of his opponents options (Stitch). While the other is an incredibly versatile nutcase with a lot of powerful guns capable of somewhat exploiting and even killing the other, however any direct hit from his opponent will just outright kill him (Stitch).
Both have similar speed scaling to work off of, Rocket is generally more intelligent (though Stitch is still up their), while Stitch has far better analytical and processing abilities (due to his brain being able to process information that highly advanced alien super computers). And both have really good extremely potent win-cons and hard counters (i.e any of Rockets Herald weapons, or weapons that Targets Stitches weaknesses. And Stitch having EMP Spit, the ability to simply throw back anything fired at him, various transformations to amplify his power [Overcharge State, or his Kaiju form... yes he has a Kaiju form], and well... him being able to physically rip Rocket into itty bitty chunks of flesh].
Regardless though this is all dependent on what they give both for speed, and what they will be including for Stitch feats wise in the animated show... or anime and manga... yes they exist... especially the goofy Samurai Manga (and yes they are using both animes, and I think that one manga)... God Lilo and Stitch is weird as hell (still my favorite Disney Movie tho)...
Explaining the 3 different series thing, its more like 3 different sub series in the one overarching series, euth 3 different MCs and viewpoints ( technically mote than that, but its a little complicated. Think of it a little like FF6, with it's 2 different worlds of sorts, and having different starting and compulsory characters, exept the to aru series is all the one world happening at the same time...if that makes any sense)
So it's (FF6 spoilers because I don't think Ris has played it)
The same world but catastrophically altered?
@@BJGvideosNo he gave a bad example it's more like the MCU
@@dpolaristar4634 So multiple settings in the same world/worlds?
@@BJGvideos more like the same setting following different main characters on each spin off, sometimes showing the same arc from a different POV.
@@dpolaristar4634 Aah
They state in the analysis that Misaka can make body double with her iron sand.
Stitch V.S. Rocket Raccoon? I think Stich would win.
I think he got covered by Iron sand.
Next time is insane. First Disney Movie character in DB and it is freakin Stitch
Also my top3 most wanted fights
Rex vs Sora (Xenoblade vs Kingdom Hearts)
Ahsoka vs Psylocke (Star Wars vs Marvel)
Shendu vs Chase Young (Jackie Chan Adventures vs Xiaolin Showdown)
I believe American Dragon Jake Long was the first.
bruh mickey mouse himself is in a db
@@juwanwilson7700 ....sicne when is that a MOVIE? It is Disney sure, but a TV show.
@@555squad that would be the Kingdom Heart Mickey specifically which is a game, not movie.
@@555squad ......yeah KINGDOM HEARTS Mickey
I voted for Misaka too and I was right 😁
both are victims of asta
Misaka didn’t even go lv5.5
15:35 I love ur videos, if you need to pause to read something, go for it lol
DId you know im the STITCH voice actor😅💙 😂
….Ok not really But im Really good At Making Stitch’S Voice 💙🐶🚀
Always a little off-putting for me when characters in Death Battle are on the younger side.
? Bro...
@@BLACKOPSREACTIONS Less fun watching kids kill each other than adults.
Yeah I remember when they put a literal baby in DB.
It helps when the shows are just as violent as death battle
Who is the youngest combatant we've had? Because I'm kind of tempted to say Fulgore since I think he's...less than a year old? He has human memories but he's not human himself.
I knew killua was dead. I don't know why they did this. It was a stomp. Killua vs denki from mha would make more sense.
Hate to say it, but Denki's nerf still exists so it'll be a stomp from Killua.
Actually Denki would be the worst of the trio electromasters.
My guy...most of the match ups in this whole series are stomps. Why do any of them at this point?...oh yeah, because people like those characters and want to see them fight?
Literally all of Killuas matchups are stomps where he gets obliterated. So it doesn't matter what they chose for him because he was never going to win
Killua Vs Denki would be so boring
I hate this one. I hate it so much. I haven’t felt a deep loathing for a DB like this since Natsu vs Ace (albeit for extremely different reasons). I don’t like a DB that’s blatantly, laughably one sided to the point there’s no possible discussion to be had. That’s not an analysis, it’s a pointless m*rder p*rn.
I was also largely unimpressed by the fight animation itself for a multitude of reasons. Mikasa’s voice acting sounded extremely awkward and stilted in the beginning (which thankfully improved, and he has became fantastic in the final part, but it’s still started the battle off on a sour note), the animation overall felt a bit janky and inconsistent in its fluidity, and Kilua’s yo-yos looked ridiculously bad in how slow they moved, the angles they traveled, and feeling as though they had no weight to them at all. It was as though he were swinging around balls of feathers.
As far as what happened at the end when Kilua tore out her heart only for it to be a fake and then… *something* happens to him, I’m just as lost as you are. The only idea I have is that the Mikasa he attacked was a construct she made to look like herself and by coming into contact with it he got electrocuted, but it’s extremely unclear.
I mean you kinda have to read the light novel because Misaka has alot more better feats that DB didn't go over.
Also the Natsu and Ace fight was amazing
pretty sure killua just gets covered in iron sand. yea this was one sided but idc because it finally featured toaru
Wrong.
The problem is that not matter the enemy, Killua would lose all his tematic death battles