You got it right on the second try. The white materia is the opposite of the black; Life to Death. It's the counter. Neither is more powerful than the other. They cancel each other out.Originally posted by Big D
White Materia > Black Materia.
Actually, they're just about evenly matched.
But the White comes in a convenient pocket-size, whereas the Black is that uneconomical Temple-shaped monstrosity.
And Ultima sucked. :rolleyes2
It's amazing how a question that seems so simple at first, turns out to be so complicated and difficult to answer. Here it is again:
"What is the most Powerful Materia in FF7? And what does it do for the holder of it?"
And the clues:
"...it does multiple times the original damage, and it protects you with something. Its also just one materia. It also allows you to gain (blank) while in battle, as long as you dont run out of magic points."
Now, first off... multiple the original damage. The only materia that does more than one attack, is KotR. Right? But then the rest of the clues brings uncertainty to that. "It protects you against something" and "It allows you to gain (blank) while in battle, as long as you don't run out of magic points." I honestly have no idea how all this can sum up to one materia. And what in the world is "... it allows you to gain (blank)"?? I'm sorry, but this question seems simple at first, but damn impossible after you hear the clues.
If Life is more powerful... then howcome Death always takes power over it?Originally posted by Yamaneko
You got it right on the second try. The white materia is the opposite of the black; Life to Death. It's the counter. Neither is more powerful than the other. They cancel each other out.
And Ultima sucked. :rolleyes2
Originally Posted by Leeza
I'll try not to. But if you want deep, check out the thread I made about Sephiroth, that's got really deep. But it is true, Death takes precedence over Life. Just something you've gotta deal with.
Two things:
1. It was only an example.
2. You're wrong anyway, death doesn't take precedence. You defeat Death everyday by living. The only distinction is that it's obvious when Death wins out, because there's a change; when Life does, there's no difference. That's why people often think that; Death is just more noticeable.
Ok, I'm done with that now. But it was just a thought, since Death does take over in the end.
That super summon materia. The one with all the summons. I can't believe no one else said that when they just said knights of the round. That has knights of the round and more.
I think the best materia in the game is W-Item. Infinite anything as long as you already have 1 of that item. 99 megaelixers, phoenix downs and all those magic spells ^_^ Can't beat that!
Master Summon Materia?
Last edited by §håd0w; 09-21-2003 at 01:41 AM.
ed: yeah, but Master Summon(or any of the Master Materia) don't fit the question. Read the question again. Master Materia don't do anything for the holder.
W-Item is a good suggestion, though.
Anyways, for a materia to do "multiple times the original damage," that means it has to hit more than once. The only materia that do that are: 2x Cut, KotR, Comet, Enemy Skill(some of the spells), and...I think that's it. Oh, maybe Kjata, though that'd be stretching it.
Out of those, I'd have to say KotR, even though Enemy Skills own.
Blank? Master magic can use comet, sheild and barrier etc Which you can only use as long as you have MP. That would be my guess.
"Raistlin"
Enemy Skill can do that? If so then I'm pretty sure that's the answer. I though E-Skill but couldn't think of a multiple hit attack, although there is an attack based on original damage.Anyways, for a materia to do "multiple times the original damage," that means it has to hit more than once. The only materia that do that are: 2x Cut, KotR, Comet, Enemy Skill(some of the spells), and...I think that's it. Oh, maybe Kjata, though that'd be stretching it.
Big Guard, Death Force and Dragon Force protect you, and it allows you to gain speed during battle by using Big Guard. It also allows you to gain abilities during battle, though that isn't really about magic points.
I say what I think. If you disagree, then that is up to you.
So will you ever tell us the answer or will you not find it out yourself?
You should clearify that. I know what you mean, but when it attacks all enemies, thats multiple hits.Originally posted by Kindo
There is no enemy skill that does multiple hits.
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