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Rebecca (Fire Emblem: The Blazing Sword) |
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Rebecca's far deadiler than she looks; the girl's one of the best markswomen in middle. That accuracy won't be what she uses this week; her speed and power are what will be used to shut down Tifa. Rebecca boasts excellent speed, enough to double most foes in Middle. She'll need those doubles to smash past Tifa's limits. An opening shot to soften Tifa up with a Steel bow, and then drop to her silver bow to put a pair of arrows into Cloud's love interest before she can unleash the pain of her limit should do just fine. |
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Some Fire Emblem fodder? Not that it matters since this fight will end in the same way as the last round. The horribly frail Rebecca will have a hard time dodging Tifa's accurate fists, especially when her nigh-unevadable Limit Break comes into play. In addition, the archer's counters won't come into play here, as this brawler prefers to keep things close. Finally, Tifa can match Rebecca's speed, preventing her from getting the doubles she badly needs. All in all, a straightforward win for the bartender with crushing fists. |
Sei Bullets are stronger than arrows. It's a simple fact that everyone knows. Well, unless if the arrows are really huge and used by a super robot. Or if the arrows are really special due to some technological or magical mumbo-jumbo that lets it slay evil or at least blow stuff up really good. Or if the arrow-user is a superhero with arrow related superpowers. Or if the arrow-user is a costumed vigilante who comes equipped with a set of silly arrows equipped with boxing gloves or something. Or if the arrow-user has a name and the gun-users are just faceless grunts. The point is, everyone knows that bullets are stronger than arrows, and since Tifa can shrug off bullets fired by the Shin-ra guards, Rebecca's arrows should pose no threat to her unless if Rebecca falls under one of the categories above, which she does, so this analogy is actually completely useless except as a non-sequitor Tifa used to distract Rebecca with so that Tifa can get close, grab Rebecca's bow, and smash it over the poor archer's head. Rebecca: 11 |
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