Mr.Kandy wrote:Jesus.

 Post #7

Naito Raizu wrote:Actually, screw it, I will bring up Alucard.

Alucard the Vampire

Power List:

Immortality
Invulnerability
Advanced Regeneration
Superhuman Senses
Superhuman Speed
Superhuman Strength
Intangibility
Defiance/Manipulation of Gravity
Shapeshifting
Teleportation
Telepathy
Hypnosis
Sharpshooting Skills
Summonning of Familiars
Creation of Fledgelings
Advanced Combat
Memory Absorption (Through Victims' Blood)
High Resistance to Most Vampire Weaknesses
Omnipresence (Spontaneously Appear and Disappear at Will)

I admit, Rika Furude is powerful, but I believe Alucard is more so.

Alucard himself is much tamer than Rika, and much more caring for the well-being of people, which means that he doesn't just let loose on his powers like Furude does. This is shown by the fact that the British Hellsing Organisation seals Alucard away for a period of at least 10 years, believing Alucard to be too powerful to use. And if you know anything about the British, you'd know that they don't lock up a weapon that'll give them an advantage in battle lightly. They really only do it if they could wipe out the entirety of the human race with it.

Alucard himself is a powerhouse. He has super strength, speed, and senses, meaning that he is stronger, faster, and quick in detecting the presence of his enemy and being able to react. Alucard himself is near immortal. The only thing that could ever kill Alucard is a human, meaning that this guy already has the advantage against most super-powered enemies he faces, as they are not human. Alucard also possess regeneration and invulnerability. If you've ever watched the Hellsing anime, you know that Father Anderson decapitates Alucard in one of the first episodes and proceeds to hunt down Seras, only to be stopped by non-other than Alucard, who was completely unscratched. The regeneration abilities that Alucard possesses pretty much mean that he can reform his body whenever he wants to. It won't take him 5 minutes or so to slowly reconstruct his legs unless he decides that he wants to screw around. In addition, Alucard can manipulate gravity. Doesn't really matter how powerful one is if their body is crushed under the weight of gravity.

BUT WAIT! THERE'S MORE! Alucard carries the ability to shapeshift and to teleport. Think you've got Alucard in his humanoid form? He'll just transform into something else and keep hacking away at your sorry ass. Or, if he's feeling playful, he'll teleport away and come back from a different direction. Or multiple directions. He has guns, after all. He can keep teleporting around and shooting you from all different directions, so you wouldn't know where he is. Not like you would in the first place. Alucard has the ability of Omnipresence, basically meaning that Alucard is everywhere, but nowhere, all at the same time. Think you can hit someone that's everywhere and nowhere at the same time? Okay, go for it. Come back and tell me how it goes.

Don't stop reading now. We're not done yet. Alucard also has the ability of telepathy and hypnosis. He can ram his own thoughts right into your bloody head. Think of how distracting that could be, if he's taunting you from your mind the ENTIRE FIGHT! If you could focus during that, I give you props for that. However, Alucard can also hypnotise people. So let's say he's feeling playful, he could always go and find your mother, hypnotise her, and then bring her back to the battlefield and have her attack you~ Oh, but how does he know my mother, you ask? Well, Alucard has the ability to absorb your memories by simply drinking your blood. Let him get close enough, and you're practically screwed. He can absorb all of your memories, and will keep them within his head no matter what happens~ That means he knows all your weaknesses, strengths, loved ones, basically everything about you. Ain't that swell?

In addition, Alucard has a high resistance to every natural weakness of a vampire. Think sunlight will kill him? Psh, good luck. Oh, you've got some garlic? Alucard eats that for breakfast. Set him on fire? He walked out of the burning wreckage of a German Zeppelin untouched. Silver bullets maybe? Tsk, ha! Good luck hitting him~

Now, of course Alucard cannot create and destroy entire universes at the pull of a trigger, but he is much better than Rika Furude in several regards.

What appears to be a main difference between them is that Alucard has respect and compassion for many people. Unlike Furude, who, from what you've presented, appears to fight for herself and herself alone, Alucard fights for a cause, and doesn't fight unnecessarily. He fights to defend the people of the United Kingdom, and his mistress, Integra Hellsing. He appears to try and avoid innocent casualties if possible, but will kill innocent people if it is for the greater good of his cause, seen in the first episode when he shoots Seras through the heart to kill a vampire who had been terrorizing Cheddar Village.

What more do you need than that?

 Post #10

Naito Raizu wrote:Actually, screw it, I will bring up Alucard.

Alucard the Vampire

Power List:

Immortality
Invulnerability
Advanced Regeneration
Superhuman Senses
Superhuman Speed
Superhuman Strength
Intangibility
Defiance/Manipulation of Gravity
Shapeshifting
Teleportation
Telepathy
Hypnosis
Sharpshooting Skills
Summonning of Familiars
Creation of Fledgelings
Advanced Combat
Memory Absorption (Through Victims' Blood)
High Resistance to Most Vampire Weaknesses
Omnipresence (Spontaneously Appear and Disappear at Will)

I admit, Rika Furude is powerful, but I believe Alucard is more so.

Alucard himself is much tamer than Rika, and much more caring for the well-being of people, which means that he doesn't just let loose on his powers like Furude does. I forgot to mention that, although Rika is crazy as fuck, she is in complete control of her emotions. This is shown by the fact that the British Hellsing Organisation seals Alucard away for a period of at least 10 years, believing Alucard to be too powerful to use. And if you know anything about the British, you'd know that they don't lock up a weapon that'll give them an advantage in battle lightly. They really only do it if they could wipe out the entirety of the human race with it. Being able to wipe out the human race is not even slightly comparable to being able to literally end the world as easy as breathing. Rika has ended the world countless times, and created new ones with great ease.

Alucard himself is a powerhouse. He has super strength, speed, and senses, meaning that he is stronger, faster, and quick in detecting the presence of his enemy and being able to react. Alucard himself is near immortal. The only thing that could ever kill Alucard is a human, meaning that this guy already has the advantage against most super-powered enemies he faces, as they are not human. Alucard also possess regeneration and invulnerability. If you've ever watched the Hellsing anime, you know that Father Anderson decapitates Alucard in one of the first episodes and proceeds to hunt down Seras, only to be stopped by non-other than Alucard, who was completely unscratched. The regeneration abilities that Alucard possesses pretty much mean that he can reform his body whenever he wants to. It won't take him 5 minutes or so to slowly reconstruct his legs unless he decides that he wants to screw around. In addition, Alucard can manipulate gravity. Doesn't really matter how powerful one is if their body is crushed under the weight of gravity.
Absolutely none of that is even slightly comparable to how powerful Rika is. Putting Alucard against Rika wouldn't even be a battle, it would be a flat out massacre. Remember: Rika has a conceptual presence. It doesn't matter how many cool abillities or how high your power level is against her; if you don't have conceptual magic on the same level as her, if you don't have Conceptual Magic, you can't do any damage to her at all, nor can you avoid her attacks in anyway at all other than by conceptual magic. Alucard does not have conceptual magic, its a default loss for him.
Also, on what you said about Gravity: https://2img.net/h/i1164.photobucket.com/albums/q578/upload_hinhbia/ScreenHunter_805Aug131056_zps6454e762.jpg The concept of Gravity is something Rika has 100% mastered.

BUT WAIT! THERE'S MORE! Alucard carries the ability to shapeshift and to teleport. Oh, so does Rika! And shapeshifting and teleporting won't do anything for him against her, since her attacks can only be avoided Conceptually. Think you've got Alucard in his humanoid form? He'll just transform into something else and keep hacking away at your sorry ass. Or, if he's feeling playful, he'll teleport away and come back from a different direction. Or multiple directions. He has guns, after all. He can keep teleporting around and shooting you from all different directions, so you wouldn't know where he is. Not like you would in the first place. Alucard has the ability of Omnipresence, basically meaning that Alucard is everywhere, but nowhere, all at the same time. Think you can hit someone that's everywhere and nowhere at the same time? Okay, go for it. Come back and tell me how it goes. Rika has hit stuff that doesn't even exist, yet it exists. Of course she can hit something that's everywhere and nowhere. She's probably done that millions of times.

Don't stop reading now. We're not done yet. Alucard also has the ability of telepathy and hypnosis. He can ram his own thoughts right into your bloody head. Think of how distracting that could be, if he's taunting you from your mind the ENTIRE FIGHT! If you could focus during that, I give you props for that. However, Alucard can also hypnotise people. So let's say he's feeling playful, he could always go and find your mother, hypnotise her, and then bring her back to the battlefield and have her attack you~ Oh, but how does he know my mother, you ask? Well, Alucard has the ability to absorb your memories by simply drinking your blood. Let him get close enough, and you're practically screwed. He can absorb all of your memories, and will keep them within his head no matter what happens~ That means he knows all your weaknesses, strengths, loved ones, basically everything about you. Ain't that swell? Conceptual Presence. Rika is immune to anything that is not Conceptual Magic. Anything Physical, Mental, Spiritual, etc. has absolutely no effect against someone with a Conceptual Presence. What you just said was Mental powers. It's absolutely useless against this monster known as Frederica Bernkastel/Rika Furude.

In addition, Alucard has a high resistance to every natural weakness of a vampire. Think sunlight will kill him? Psh, good luck. Oh, you've got some garlic? Alucard eats that for breakfast. Set him on fire? He walked out of the burning wreckage of a German Zeppelin untouched. Silver bullets maybe? Tsk, ha! Good luck hitting him~ That doesn't mean a darn thing against Rika. Unless she's toying with you (which she does all the time), and you don't have Conceptual Magic, a single hit from her WILL kill you. If the SHOCKWAVES from her effortless attacks that she puts little to no energy into destroy entire UNIVERSES, I have a hard time imagining Alucard surviving her attacks.

Now, of course Alucard cannot create and destroy entire universes at the pull of a trigger, but he is much better than Rika Furude in several regards. I'm sorry, but no, he is not.

What appears to be a main difference between them is that Alucard has respect and compassion for many people. Unlike Furude, who, from what you've presented, appears to fight for herself and herself alone, Alucard fights for a cause, and doesn't fight unnecessarily. He fights to defend the people of the United Kingdom, and his mistress, Integra Hellsing. He appears to try and avoid innocent casualties if possible, but will kill innocent people if it is for the greater good of his cause, seen in the first episode when he shoots Seras through the heart to kill a vampire who had been terrorizing Cheddar Village. Actually, you're wrong. You need to watch Higurashi. For over 100 years, when she was still human with her only powers at the time being able to revive back in time, in another universe, she was stuck in a timeloop, where her friends, who were like a family to her, always go batshit insane and start killing each other, and even if she stopped them from doing that, at the end, she herself was always killed by an unknown enemy at the end, no matter what she does. When she finally overcame the timeloop, her happy end was stole from her, and, tl;dr, she became the powerful witch she is now. All she wants is to be able to return to her world, with her friends, but the God of the series made that impossible. And nobody in Umineko treats her with love, or tries to understand her, which drove her to insanity. She is a good person at heart, and just an innocent, 10 year old girl, who had everything she earned over 100 psychological years took from her. Not only is she arguably the most powerful, but also the most tragic. I cried real tears for her so many times when playing the Higurashi and Umineko VN's. Her story is just heartbreaking. I recommend that you watch these AMV's

"For everything you are, you're just a little girl."
Also, listen to her image song. It's really really heartbreaking.


What more do you need than that? ALOT more.

 Post #10

jjh927 wrote:http://heroeswiki.com/Hiro_Nakamura

Can teleport, travel through time, and stop time. Acts morally throughout the entire series and is arguably the only character who really cares about morality.

He beat a brain tumour. The fictional characters named so far would not be able to beat a brain tumour. Do you know what happens when a magic user gets a brain tumour? Because, it's probably not a normal brain, let alone your typical cancer. Even your immortal characters would become vegetables after a time.

Oh, I did mention the stopping time thing, right? When there's a problem, he can teleport in, stop time, fuck shit up, start time again. He does that a lot.

He isn't immortal. He isn't invincible. He isn't really "overpowered" in the conventional sense. And yet he's still considerably more powerful than any character you could name simply for having a mind-based power and surviving a brain tumour.

 Post #19

jjh927 wrote:http://heroeswiki.com/Hiro_Nakamura

Can teleport, travel through time, and stop time. Acts morally throughout the entire series and is arguably the only character who really cares about morality.

He beat a brain tumour. The fictional characters named so far would not be able to beat a brain tumour. Do you know what happens when a magic user gets a brain tumour? Because, it's probably not a normal brain, let alone your typical cancer. Even your immortal characters would become vegetables after a time.

Oh, I did mention the stopping time thing, right? When there's a problem, he can teleport in, stop time, fuck shit up, start time again. He does that a lot.

He isn't immortal. He isn't invincible. He isn't really "overpowered" in the conventional sense. And yet he's still considerably more powerful than any character you could name simply for having a mind-based power and surviving a brain tumour.

 Post #19

Rika would be able to beat a brain tumour or any type of cancer. She has a Conceptual Presence. Nothing physical, mental, or spiritual can harm her. Furthermore, if the brain tumour would somehow be going to beat her, she would simply use her Magic of Miracles to reset the situation in a way where things happen differently. If there would be even an 0.0000000000000000000000000001% chance for her to avoid getting the brain tumour, her Magic of Miracles abillity would let her reset the situation to where she doesn't have the brain tumour. She isn't called the Witch of Miracles for no reason.