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Legends Rivals: Androids Vs. Lineage of Evil

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Article by Ema919 Chris Hardwick
LOE vs Android
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Overview

Sometimes there are rivalries that take place only because of the current Meta situation, and not due to canonical reasons. Androids vs Lineage of Evil is, in fact, a clash that never happened in the Dragon Ball Manga, but since both are very strong Tags currently, they face each other quite frequently in the PvP scene.

To set a bit of a background, Lineage of Evil was at the pinnacle of the Meta, so other any other Teams had to matchup at least decently against it, in order to be defined “Top Tier”. Fairly recently, Android has been one of the few Tags that met those conditions, arguably exceeding them too, as many players now look at Androids as the actual strongest Team.

Let’s see how the actual matchup goes.

Fight!

HP 2,311,735
Strike ATK 215,985
Blast ATK 242,161
Strike DEF 159,802
Blast DEF 159,794
Critical
1,465
Ki Restore Speed
2,545
HP 2,311,114
Strike ATK 233,482
Blast ATK 218,729
Strike DEF 152,448
Blast DEF 150,181
Critical
1,333
Ki Restore Speed
2,246

Androids are a versatile Team. In fact, they have access to each Color in the Game on their Core, so they can adapt to any situation flawlessly. In particular, against Lineage of Evil, SP Fusion Android #13 RED, SP Android #17 PUR, SP Super #17 GRN and SP Android #14 GRN are very popular options, with SP Perfect Cell YEL finding usefulness if he can avoid SP Final Form Frieza RED

Android Players have some complex choices to make in this matchup: SP Super #17 GRN or SP Android #14 GRN? Would bringing SP Super #17 GRN and SP Android #17 PUR together hurt my Team too much Offensively?

HP 2,322,914
Strike ATK 214,718
Blast ATK 231,453
Strike DEF 160,318
Blast DEF 163,549
Critical
1,299
Ki Restore Speed
2,217
HP 2,411,464
Strike ATK 212,284
Blast ATK 201,685
Strike DEF 156,141
Blast DEF 161,686
Critical
1,360
Ki Restore Speed
2,361

While Green used to safe choice against Lineage of Evil, since the latter didn't have a good Purple, Lineage of Evil now has a the forceful presence of SP Coora PUR. While Purple for Android is a great idea in order to prevent SP Golden Frieza GRN from feasting, both Purple Android options must stay away from SP Full Power Frieza YEL, as the Galactic Emperor can control the field from Blast range quite easily. 

HP 2,334,744
Strike ATK 245,686
Blast ATK 231,566
Strike DEF 159,701
Blast DEF 156,545
Critical
1,442
Ki Restore Speed
2,443
HP 2,424,348
Strike ATK 228,401
Blast ATK 230,660
Strike DEF 158,717
Blast DEF 163,511
Critical
1,316
Ki Restore Speed
2,301

Then, SP Android #13 RED is the obvious choice in order to counter SP FF FP Frieza YEL.

How does the Match play out? Androids, taking advantage of either of the Tanks they’re using, must try to tire Lineage of Evil out by letting Timer Counts elapse and aiming to defeat SP FF Coora BLU by unleashing SP Android #14 GRN . On the other hand, Lineage of Evil has to try to remove the opponent’s Tank relatively early -- even recurring to a Rising Rush. In that situation -- the matchup becomes considerably easier for them, since they thrive in situations where the opposing Team has no safe-switches.

Overall, if by the time 60 Timer Counts have passed Androids have still three Fighters alive, they are in an advantageous situation to conclude the Match with a victory. Otherwise, Lineage of Evil becomes considerably harder to handle, and the Match could go either way.

Who Wins?

HP 2,301,104
Strike ATK 248,248
Blast ATK 226,826
Strike DEF 145,114
Blast DEF 146,552
Critical
1,363
Ki Restore Speed
2,331
HP 2,188,634
Strike ATK 244,399
Blast ATK 225,429
Strike DEF 139,429
Blast DEF 140,833
Critical
1,318
Ki Restore Speed
2,260

These are two of the strongest Teams in the Game. As such, their 1 vs 1 matchup is quite even. However, Androids have the benefit to set up an incredibly optimal Color wheel, so it’s fair to say they have the edge.

Also, considering their overall place in the Meta, it’s clear that Androids are a bit superior as a whole, considering that their Color variance makes them absurdly diverse, while Lineage of Evil has only on just enough amazing Fighters to fill out a Color wheel, they’ve become quite one-dimensional, although they’re still very good.

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