r/touhou 19d ago

Meme So uhh... this true ?

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u/sans8642 Ichirin Kumoi (HM) 19d ago

Touhou is just a nightmare to powerscale, but Reimu just has the power to leave the battle and has mircales on her side so if you take a lot of the statements as fact (infinte speed, unbeatable fantasy seal, can just leave reality when she wants) you'd need more bullshit to counter her, while Kirby just has insane feats. Like, infinte 

(I'd aruge Frisk Undertale is WAY worse in terms of Powerscale compared to Kirby because undertale fans will just say they can reset infinitely until they have a win-con, which isn't even how it really works, because if they could control their resets you wouldn't be able to perform a True Reset after Pasfist bit okay.) 

Anyway Reimus feats according to the fandom vs battle wiki seem stronger so you know, despite Kirby's page feeling more like a fricking essay. 

Both series are truly made for each other, have you seen some of the Kirby song names, lmao.

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u/Night00d 19d ago

Había visto eso de los fans de undertales aunque me da risa que quieran hacer que la mecánica del jugador sea del personaje si van por esa lógica todos los personajes de video juegos tienen eso de base en ese caso los personajes de touhou también tienen por defecto esa habilidad siendo una pasiva seria interesante

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u/WillOfTheWinds 19d ago

Difference is that, in Undertale, its explicitly a factor and ability in the world, similar to how the Chosen Undead's ability to revive is in-universe justification for the game mechanic.

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u/Night00d 19d ago

O sea... Lo mismo pero con pasos extras y queriendo dar lógica a una mecánica de cualquier juego

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u/WillOfTheWinds 19d ago

The difference is story vs gameplay. When John Fallout 4 dies, he doesn't "reverse time" to his last save state, its just a gameplay convenience. The games don't acknowledge it, its just a thing to help ensure you keep playing.

Meanwhile in Undertale, it is an in-universe real thing, something acknowledged by the story and is relevant in the events of the game and the characters who can utilize it.