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Last Match: Gildarts doesn't fare any better against Deathwing than he did against his other black dragon, despite the interesting mechanics of Crash Magic. Deathwing > Gildarts by a score of 7-3.
THERE WILL BE FATE AND POKEMON MANGA SPOILERS IN THIS TOPIC
Gilgamesh
From Fate/Zero, Gilgamesh is one of the Servants summoned to fight in the Holy Grail War. Believing himself superior to all, Gilgamesh often fights with the Gate of Babylon, which summons a massive volley of legendary weapons that he uses as if they were common arrows, thus giving credence to his class of "Archer"; he will occasionally pick up some of these weapons and use it himself, but only if he believes his opponent is worthy. The weapons he summons in this method are the original weapons, as he is quite the collector.
Gilgamesh's other attacks include Enkidu, an attack created specifically to immobilize and defeat divinity, and Ea, which uses the sword Enuma Elish in a very, very destructive attack; the sword is described as “the sword that cut the world apart.”
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Red
From Pokemon Adventures, Red is a Pokemon trainer. Known as 'the Fighter,' Red's specialty is battling; he almost never loses a match. Though Red is somewhat sentimental and prefers an honorable fight, he isn’t adverse to using tactics such as using multiple Pokemon at once, attacking the trainer, and getting involved in the battles personally when the stakes are high.
Red currently has in his command Poliwrath, Pikachu, Venusaur, Snorlax, Aerodactyl, and Gyarados, all of which are Level 80+. Poliwrath excels at physical attacks and Ice Beam; Pikachu is a diverse fighter with standard electric moves as well as Substitute (which creates a copy that fades after a few seconds) and Toxic (a poison move); Venusaur is one of Red's most powerful Pokemon, having bested a Charizard in combat and learned SolarBeam, a grass-type beam attack; Snorlax is one of the most physically powerful members of Red's team, with a diverse array of moves; Aerodactyl is strong enough to carry the entire weight of Red's team while flying and can use Rock Head, which prevents recoil damage; and Gyarados knows a variety of water moves.
The fight takes place in a one hundred mile grassy meadow with the occasional boulder scattered throughout.
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Volley of noble phantasms fired out of the gate of babylon can probably kill Red and all of his Pokemon at once due to the massive amount of space they're going to take up and the destructive power they have. And I'm not sure any of Red's Pokemon actually have the output to really hurt him anyway since they don't really have magic weapons. And I don't see Gilgamesh taking much time to get annoyed here and send a hailstorm of legendary weapons down because he probably considers fighting animals to be below him.
Especially since apparently the typical Red strategy isn't to bum rush with all his Pokemon. Don't see him being able to block the first "get out of my sight" volley that he usually does even if he hides behind Pokemon.
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I'm pretty sure any random weapon Gilgamesh would fire could OHKO half of Red's Pokemon given the things wreck buildings at minimum. Snorlax and Aerodactyl might take a few. But given Gilgamesh's typical strategy is to fire like 40 of them in a deluge I don't see Red standing against the first volley. This match literally takes like 10 seconds.
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Gilgamesh is weird in that he fights perfectly if you assume he utterly outclasses his opponent like he does here. No nonsense just nonchalantly tosses a bucket of rocket weapons at you and you die like the mongrel you are.
But yeah if he's actually got a decent match against him his cockiness can bite him. He's probably still better than Fate/Stay Archer though.
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From his looks Magus is Macho Man Randy Savage as an anime zombie. The black wind howls, and one of you will snap into a Slim Jim ooh yeeeah! -sonicblastpunch
Gilgamesh is only truly a one-trick pony against weak opponents. He can be more interesting once he breaks out stuff like Vimana.
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