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Agrias Oaks (Final Fantasy Tactics) |
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If there is anyone Agrias is used to dealing with, it's loudmouthed, obnoxious nobility. While those foolish nobles are busy plotting or throwing around insults or demands, Agrias cutsstraight to the heart of the matter. Before Lilly is even able to start throwing a tantrum, the Holy Knight’s blade will already be closing in for the kill. Of course, whether Agrias opts for status or pure damage to fell the loudmouthed Lilly is anyone’s guess. Either way, Miss Oaks has dealt with far worse than a spoiled noblewoman. |
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If ever there was an opponent Lilly was born to defeat, it is Agrias. Not only is the Holy Swordswoman slower, less damaging, and not particularly capable of avoiding Lilly's precise and deadly swordplay, she's also easily whipped by princesses. And as anyone who has ever been in the same room as Lilly Pendragon can tell you, 'princess' is a moniker she would wear proudly. With a commanding physical and psychological advantage, Lilly's won this battle of sword-wielding ladies, and no amount of pouting can change that. |
OblivionKnight There are a couple things one has to take into account when fighting: terrain, equipment, mental capacity, etc. Comparing Lilly to Agrias, they're pretty much equal. Lilly is faster, stronger, and smarter(mouthed). Agrias is far more durable, experienced and doesn't need her nose to breath. Fairly even, I'd say. Now, how will this fight pan out? Well, remember that Agrias doesn't need to breath to live, one of the advantages of being from an old game. With a bit of money, she was able to pay off Queen Remedi to get a special law in place for this battle... Imagine Lilly's surprise when the words, "New Law: Skinny Dipping Battle" arose, to the glee of all the perverts in the RPGDL. When she tried to simply quit the battle and leave, the crack undressing squad of Zelos, Vigoro and Prince Charmles stripped her naked and tossed her into the water. Considering her shock and the water temperature (ever so slightly above freezing), it's no surprise that Lilly was concentrating more on breathing than fighting Agrias the mighty swimmer in a rousing game of water polo, resulting in her defeat. Just goes to show you that anatomical omissions sometimes work out for the best. Agrias Oaks: 52 |
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