Tatsuya Shiba vs The Upside Down Man

[950Killer]

Tatsuya Shiba





Vs.


The Upside Down Man



Rules:

• Morals off
• Victory by any means
• No outside help
• PIS/CIS off
• Starts at 15 feet
• Scenario 1: Both characters have no knowledge of each others' abilities.
• Scenario 2: Both characters know about each others' abilities.

[Noldere]

Knowing nothing about the Upside Down Man, what would stop him from being one-shot by Tatsuya via Mist Dispersal?

Assuming that doesn't work, and it's possible for Tatsuya get sufficiently far away, can Upside Down Man tank a magic nuke?

[Jackalope89]

Knowing nothing about the Upside Down Man, what would stop him from being one-shot by Tatsuya via Mist Dispersal?

Assuming that doesn't work, and it's possible for Tatsuya get sufficiently far away, can Upside Down Man tank a magic nuke?

Upsidedown Man was on a deity level. More so than old Gods like Zeus. And came from a "mirror" dimension. If you've ever seen Stranger Things, he comes from a place like that.

[Noldere]

Upsidedown Man was on a deity level. More so than old Gods like Zeus. And came from a "mirror" dimension. If you've ever seen Stranger Things, he comes from a place like that.

That's all well and good, but being a deity or coming from a mirror dimension means less than nothing.

[The Chou Lives]

We need feats damnit. In other words.

[Rightoya]

Knowing nothing about the Upside Down Man, what would stop him from being one-shot by Tatsuya via Mist Dispersal?

Assuming that doesn't work, and it's possible for Tatsuya get sufficiently far away, can Upside Down Man tank a magic nuke?

What is Mist Dispersal doing?

The Upside-Down-Man is the Dark Multiverse counter-part to Hecate, the multiversal embodiment of magic in the DC-verse.

John Constantine tried a magic nuke against the first and much weaker incarnation of the Upside-Down-Man, the latter was not impressed:

[Jackalope89]

That's all well and good, but being a deity or coming from a mirror dimension means less than nothing.

Tatsuya can deal with human-level magic users, yes. The Upside Down Man is just on a completely separate level from anything established in An Irregular at Magic High School. I would be like comparing Lucifer Morningstar and Harvey Bullock. Harvey's a good cop, but just WAY over his head there.

[Cthulhu_of_R'lyeh]

Wasn't that fight- the magical nuke feat- at a time when magic was explicitly on the fritz?

[Rightoya]

Wasn't that fight- the magical nuke feat- at a time when magic was explicitly on the fritz?

Just the magic originating from the Upside-Down-Man himself, the magic Hecate ripped out of the Dark Multiverse, which he wanted back. His throwing a bucket of ocean water into a tsunami statement was not just literal, it goes as far as that the full incarnation of the Upside-Down-Man is one of two existing oceans.

[Cthulhu_of_R'lyeh]

Oh I've read it.

My point is that he hit him with a spell that ultimately came from the man himself. It's like trying to Power Cosmic Galactus.

[Rightoya]

Oh I've read it.

My point is that he hit him with a spell that ultimately came from the man himself. It's like trying to Power Cosmic Galactus.

I am actually not so sure if that Sigil even involved much of his magic considering that there were no horrific side-effects, besides Constantine screwing himself up due to it being too powerful. And well i don't know Tatsuya Shiba, but throwing a magic nuke at literally sentient multiveral magic sounds like a very hopeless plan either way, it would be a bit like throwing a normal nuke at Captain Atom if Captain Atom would be countless of magnitudes more powerful than he already is.

[Cthulhu_of_R'lyeh]

So it's not much of a feat of durability.