Death Battle: [My Character vs Your Character]

You stated that Urza would be able to have "powerful spells that could wipe armies withing seconds". Thank you for the information, but now that I know spellcasting is not instantaneous, I still stand by my claim that Saitama would be able to be fast enough and strong enough to destroy Urza's body before Urza could react.Not only this, but because you stated that willpower was the only thing that brings Urza back with regeneration, my claim about a will that is stronger than Urza's could separate his body for good still stands. If willpower brings the physical form together, willpower, logically, can tear it apart, or at least, keep it from coming together again.In this case, Urza's willpower is bending the realistic laws of the world, making his body regenerate from obliteration. But with Saitama's willpower, which also breaks the realistic laws of the world (gained from breaking his limiter in training), but so much so that he breaks realism every single time he punches, I argue, would be stronger. This will would shatter Urza's will.You also gave me information that supports my side further with this "regeneration". You stated that he must concentrate to be able to bring his entire body back fully, even going so far as to give an example of when Urza had regenerated himself incorrectly.If it becomes a battle of attrition, in which Saitama must destroy Urza's body a countless number of times, while Urza has to spend all of his time and energy regenerating, Urza would never be able to have the time to react, or do anything but regenerate. After a while, because Saitama's stamina is limitless, Urza would lose the power and endurance to bring himself back correctly. His mind would be strained after a long period of time, just like it was during the 3,000 years fighting the Phyrexians.You also, again, didn't even comment on my connection between magic and psychic powers, and if they are or aren't alike. Not stating that they are different entirely, you opened yourself up for the claim that any of Urza's magic attacks would be nullified.Honestly, I found that last argument sort of lack-luster compared to what I expected. You didn't seem to go through and counter-argue almost any of my claims. The only one you did happen to argue against was the theory that Urza could be an energy-based being, which I also created an argument after that paragraph stating that even if he was brought back by sheer "will", Saitama's will is just stronger. If one will is stronger than the other, I see Saitama running him down, making him out of dexterity, or just ending the battle in an easy win.It makes me sad, as well, because no specific magic(k)s were shown as evidence against Saitama. I was hoping that you would state Urza could use lightning magic or fire magic or freeze Saitama or something, so I can at least use the points I made about Saitama being immune to electricity and heat. There was no actual prediction you made of how Urza would beat Saitama. No attacks, no measures, no explanations. Urza is very powerful, and if Saitama wasn't literally limitless in his dexterity, speed and power, I could see Urza being a very difficult opponent. But how I see this battle going is like this:Saitama destroys Urza's body before he has a chance to retaliate, and (if Saitama's will doesn't destroy him permanently) while Urza regenerates and spends his energy focusing on that, Saitama continues to destroy his body over and over and over. This continues, and leaves the two in a battle of who can hold out the longest, in which case, Saitama would win with his limitless stamina.