Lunar Threads

Borgan and the Black Dragon Rubeus from LL take on Jian and the Star Dragon!

Wow. The Fat man's winning.

That's because Borgan is combined with the Black Dragon. They're an unstoppable combo!

We'll Gravity Bomb Jian and the Star Dragon so hard they'll compress into a singularity! KF

I forgot about Gravity Bomb. That might have swayed my vote a bit. But still, the Star Dragon, and you do have a Dragonmaster involved. However unmemorable he was.

Don't let Kissyr blind you! Remember, you fought the Star Dragon after Zophar and Ghaleon. So, he was a tougher. And a Dragonmaster vs. a fascist ideolog that only had one move!

One awesome move! And don't forget his three henchmen and floating pad! And he had Neo-Vane!

On top of that, the Black Dragon is with him. The Black Dragon! Now that's power! KF

It's a tie ballgame, folks.

But Jian knows how to stand on his hands!

And recall, in 2001 Dave didn't say, "My God, it's full of black," but "My God, it's full of stars."

Stars are more sublime than black, and Jian can stand on his hands. I don't know how much more clear-cut it can get.

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I dunno if you've noticed, but there's more Black out there than Stars! The void reigns! And, what's more powerful? A star, or a black hole?

Borgan + Black Dragon wins, every time! KF

Yeah, but all 3 of the Dragons, including Nall, speak very respectfully of the Star Dragon. They're all 'yeah, you don't want to mess with this guy.' I imagine the fact the Star Dragon has access to all elements is what keeps him just that little bit stronger then the 4 Dragons of Althena.

But it won't matter. The Fat Man's winning again. And all Jian's headstanding won't do him any good if Borgan sits on him. He isn't strong enough to lift that much weight. Nobody is.

Kizyr wrote:GGGGRRRRRRAAAAAVVVVIIITTTTYYYYY
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I dunno if you've noticed, but there's more Black out there than Stars! The void reigns! And, what's more powerful? A star, or a black hole?

Borgan + Black Dragon wins, every time! KF

Space is just background... and it isn't a void. It's just very sparsely distributed matter that doesn't give off light. Stars, through the power of fusion, give off light and other forms of radiation. Black holes only spit off radiation as the result of what they consume. They are inherently negative to the stars' positive force and illumination. It isn't a matter of strength, but of who should succeed.

In Isaac Asimov's short story Nightfall, two things drive people crazy when an eclipse (and nightfall) happens for the first time in a thousand years on a planet which normally has two or three suns in the sky at once. They're scared of the dark. But it isn't that dark. What they're even more afraid of are the millions and millions of stars in the sky.

And Jian's handstand beats gravity. Every time.

Sonic# wrote:Space is just background... and it isn't a void. It's just very sparsely distributed matter that doesn't give off light. Stars, through the power of fusion, give off light and other forms of radiation. Black holes only spit off radiation as the result of what they consume. They are inherently negative to the stars' positive force and illumination. It isn't a matter of strength, but of who should succeed.

In Isaac Asimov's short story Nightfall, two things drive people crazy when an eclipse (and nightfall) happens for the first time in a thousand years on a planet which normally has two or three suns in the sky at once. They're scared of the dark. But it isn't that dark. What they're even more afraid of are the millions and millions of stars in the sky.

And Jian's handstand beats gravity. Every time.

But Dark Matter comprises, what, 70% of the universe? No one fears the starts; that's hogwash. Everyone fears the dark. ...and the vashta nerada. KF

Dark Matter just feels insecure unless it has strength in numbers. And it isn't that people fear the stars (outside of fiction), but that they have a need to - it's only a matter of time until a star intersects the solar plane and sends our planet whirling toward Pluto or to a fiery demise. The sun will go red giant sometime. Jupiter may turn into a star. Black holes and such are more remote threats. A star has many ways of ruining a person's life - even astrology.

... though, as you say, the Vashta Nerada are to be feared. I might have to let you get away with that one. That's a ... good point.

Sonic# wrote:Dark Matter just feels insecure unless it has strength in numbers. And it isn't that people fear the stars (outside of fiction), but that they have a need to - it's only a matter of time until a star intersects the solar plane and sends our planet whirling toward Pluto or to a fiery demise. The sun will go red giant sometime. Jupiter may turn into a star. Black holes and such are more remote threats. A star has many ways of ruining a person's life - even astrology.

... though, as you say, the Vashta Nerada are to be feared. I might have to let you get away with that one. That's a ... good point.

On the first part, it's so incredibly unlikely that a star will actually intersect our solar plane. It's like two atoms just randomly smashing into one another and causing nuclear fusion (on the earth, at least). Considering the immense distance between the stars, even when Andromeda and the Milky Way collide, our own star will be fine. And by the time it turns into a Red Giant, the Earth will be long gone anyway (plate tectonic activity ends, climate shifts, and humanity will probably evolve and/or move out). Jupiter couldn't turn into a star... it simply doesn't have the mass--and even if it did turn into a star, it wouldn't be any brighter than a crescent moon in the sky, and have little climatological effect.

But, I fear we may be getting off the subject. If you really wanted to throw me for a loop, you'd point out that the Black Dragon eventually went insane. KF