So quick question how does that apply to Sukuna? Also she is technically carrying around a demonic artifact (the Miracle Mallet was originally made my Oni, although only an Inchling can use it) and is the direct descendant of a legendary Oni slayer from Japanese folklore.
Its part of Japan, and while the Sword and Gun Control Act probably wasn't passed in this universe, its still a bit trickier than 'going to a gun store'.
Obviously inhuman, would be expected to be registered. Has the advantage of perhaps being even smaller than pixies, and so most people would believe you can't wear a band because they don't come in your size, if you told a convincing lie.
...That's nice?
Hmm... If we're talking about the possibility of looting Island Guard members for their weapons, what kind of weaponry they usually carry? And what about their equipment? Basic body armor? Something more? Also, are they human? All of those are quite important, you see.
Most grunt-level Guardsmen are human. They wear full body armor and carry submachine guns with enchanted ammo. If they know what they're responding to, they can load on up specific counter-equipment, like rounds that stop Therianthropes from assuming their animal forms. Most squads have an Attack Mage with them, but what they can do varies drastically.
'Explosives' isn't really game breaking as presented.
I take it back, I don't think you'd do it, but Nuclear Weapons are disallowed entirely.
Thankfully I am naturally a rather cautious person and was planning on sneaking around to begin with. I just hope that people won't pay much attention to a random bowl showing up since that is my safe place and temporary mobile house.
Ahh got it, so basically any magical species is a 'Demon'....I'll probably have a problem with that IC since that seems needlessly discriminatory.
*flashbacks of Instant Bullet intensify*
Hmm, that sounds nice. I'll probably borrow a few of those later. In exchange, Kei can offer them some massage. He's quite skilled in extreme style acupuncture, you see.
No, you wouldn't. You're being referred to as a 'Magic Race'. You might confuse the two meanings of 'Ma' briefly, but its not the name that's discriminatory.
As long as you're firing things closer to RPGs than cruise missiles. I mean, you can do it with cruise missiles, but that's a good way to get people to come kill you.
Okay got it, also I found a picture from one of the official manga that can act as a good reference for how big I am.
If my memory serves me right, she once took all the explosives among which surely were nukes. All the nukes people ever had.
Bit of a tricky question. Strike the Blood is a 'near future' setting where a lot of things are similar, and a few things are more advanced. One of the biggest differences is the existence of Magitech.
What does 'resist 99% of damage done to him' mean in this context?
Basically, Mega Man tech is hilariously bullshit - especially the armor. An outdated-by-ZX's-standards Mega Man X in his weakest state can take rockets to the face and keep smiling.
I see. Then, speaking hypothetically, should he be attacked by a hundred of weapons simultaneously, would he feel one percent of damage from every single attack or from the damage done overall? Hypothetically speaking, does he experience pain the same way people do? Hypothetically speaking, should his legs get punctured by a pair of spears, will he still be able to walk? Hypothetically speaking, would he feel the disorientation from having his head smashed by a mallet?
Every single attack.
Transformed? He's basically a robot, so while he does have a pain-like damage detector, I'm not sure his transformed state actually feels pain like humans do.
If you managed to have an attack that overloaded and destroyed his armor, Grey would literally explode from the force and power. So no, he wouldn't.
...No? Getting hit with enough force will make him flinch though, but getting hit in the head with a hammer won't disorient him.
How well would you handle a needle sword through the eye? Because that seems like something you can't really armor.Every single attack.
Transformed? He's basically a robot, so while he does have a pain-like damage detector, I'm not sure his transformed state actually feels pain like humans do.
If you managed to have an attack that overloaded and destroyed his armor, Grey would literally explode from the force and power. So no, he wouldn't.
...No? Getting hit with enough force will make him flinch though, but getting hit in the head with a hammer won't disorient him.
I imagine the metal behind the eye would prevent it from getting too deep.
Noted for classification.I imagine the metal behind the eye would prevent it from getting too deep.
Still blind the guy tho.
