The Best Sword-Wielding Hero
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Well, since you claim the sword has to be made of metal, that excludes Revan. So I have to say Allen Walker, when he actually uses his sword. If Allen Walker does not count, then Sephiroth definately.
In Castlevania: Symphony of the night
Alucard with the Crissaegrim.
Anyone remeber this game and weapon?
The sword that on every swing it really swung like 10 times.
Nothing could stand up to it,making Alucard the best hero ever.
Might possibly be the most overpowered in game weapon ever lol.
Alucard with the Crissaegrim.
Anyone remeber this game and weapon?
The sword that on every swing it really swung like 10 times.
Nothing could stand up to it,making Alucard the best hero ever.
Might possibly be the most overpowered in game weapon ever lol.
first one that comes to mind is link so I'll go with that.
though in retrospect Altair was fukkin awesome
though in retrospect Altair was fukkin awesome
Asuna's sword isn't proof that she is a better it's just proof that her sword is incredibly potent, same with Rakan and Guts they aren't necessarily better swordsmen they just have awesome swords, although those 2 are insanely good with swords, but they have never once walked out with the bare-minimum of what it takes to be called a sword and just fucked everyone's shit up like they were 6 year old girls, this is why Link is a better swordsman, because he goes out with a sharp piece of metal with a handle and guard and stabs things until they stop moving, huge things, wearing or being made of armor, typically with powers like being able to breathe fire or are electrically charged. Admittedly Rakan and Guts can both do this, but they are superhuman and Link isn't, which makes him the better fighter, just not as horrifyingly efficient.NubletInc said:
I'd actually like to mention Sokka of Avatar the last Airbender but he isn't quite up to par with ANY of the swordsmen mentioned here, then again he was trained in swordsmanship in a single day and has since proven to be more dangerous in a fight than veteran warriors with years of practice and actual experience conducting war.
Gordon's crowbar totally counts. He hits people with it, it's pointy-ish, and if you disagree with him he'll pick you up and fling you into zombie bile.
But if you insist on my picking an actual sword, I'd go with Altaïr. Seriously, if you're gonna commit yourself that far (ie, cutting off one of your fingers in order to fit a knife in there), then you've got my vote.
But if you insist on my picking an actual sword, I'd go with Altaïr. Seriously, if you're gonna commit yourself that far (ie, cutting off one of your fingers in order to fit a knife in there), then you've got my vote.
Fun game indeed, too bad Capcom hasn´t released a new Strider since the PSX one. But looking at what they did to "Final Fight" that is probably not a bad thing.ghirmeshk said:Yeah, the old genesis game. A guy in a cape and some sewers. It was just mindless funminoes said:Don´t you mean Capcom, or are you referring to the genesis/Mega Drive game?ghirmeshk said:StriderAs in old Sega, not LotR.
Agreed!minoes said:Fun game indeed, too bad Capcom hasn´t released a new Strider since the PSX one. But looking at what they did to "Final Fight" that is probably not a bad thing.ghirmeshk said:Yeah, the old genesis game. A guy in a cape and some sewers. It was just mindless funminoes said:Don´t you mean Capcom, or are you referring to the genesis/Mega Drive game?ghirmeshk said:Strider
