- #106
metsujin said:
G_Spark233 said:
metsujin said:
G_Spark233 said:
One shots were everywhere in this chapter.
Erza's mother is here?
So when you say 'one-shot' I get it in Neinheart's case (sorta will try to explain why based on what you answer) but the rest... not really? I mean to me a one shot is something like what Natsu did to the Avatar scrubs and Bluenote, right? Can we agree on that? But fighting someone than using a 'powerful' attack to finish your enemy is categorized as a one-shot? Regardless if said move/attack is BS or not.
It's not really "finishing off" your enemy if they haven't taken any damage in the first place.
But in the case of the 'historia of corpses' you can't really harm them as inflicting injuries and such, they just disappear. Neinheart is a different story, he's just another cocky villain.
They looked like they were completely uninjured but it could just be because Jellal too down Neinhart immediately as they all used their big moves at the exact same time.
Agreed, but going back to the 'one-shot' thing, I saw a lot of people using this term in this arc... which to me seemed ridiculous, because the fights followed the basic Fairy Tail formula... Let me explain what I think a 'one-shot' is first using some examples, Natsu fighting Bluenote, that is a 'one-shot' he used a single attack to defeat him, same with the Avatar scrubs, same thing happened. Now moving to the fights in this arc, both sides inflicted injuries to one another, right? Let's say Laxus vs. Wahl, they battled a little, both took some damage (Laxus more), than Laxus pulls that attack and wins. See where I'm getting at?