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Zophar (Lunar 2: Eternal Blue) |
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The sounds of a returning champion. The boos. The hisses. The tomatoes being thrown. Yes, Zophar loves the hate - he feeds on it. After conquering everything last season, Zophar is stepping up to school more weaklings in the art of Godlike dominance. And who better to fight the first round than an opponent who's quite similar in style to the Godslayer's own skills? Shania's Native American beasts are not anywhere near as powerful as Yuri's demon fusions were, and she's slower than he was to boot, so this is shaping up to be a relatively pathetic battle. A single casting of Hell Storm, or Rainbow Bright, or any of his multitude of powerful magics will end this battle, once more cementing the place of The Destroyer as the once and future king of Godlike. |
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The Destroyer of the Lunarverse is about to get a painful taste of his own overkiill medicine. Shania has long waited for a chance to show off her powers after a pair of inglorious defeats. She burns with the power of all of her Malice slaughtering fusions, focused into her Dream Porter, which starts her off with one full combo meter. She'll unload wave after wave of brutal overkill magic at Zophar, attempting to kill Zophar in the same way that he had killed so many over the seasons. Shania's got the power, the will, the speed (well, compared to Zophar's sluggish hands and the charge time of Fate Storm, surely) and the damningly strong magic and power combos needed to teach Zophar a lesson about him picking on Godlike over and over and over! |
Taishyr Shania forfeited the match. Of course, she only did so after herself, Yuri, Kurando and Johnny completely and utterly gang-destroyed Zophar in an ambush, figuring this was revenge for Harmonixers and generally transforming people everywhere. The greatest insult was holding Zophar bound and gagged... and then having Ditto transform into Zophar and Fate Storming him right in the face. Surrendering a match is a small price to pay for sweet revenge. Zophar: 32 |
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