And yet they're blocked by Protect.
And not by Super Sonic.
And he only loses fifteen Rings maximum.
Then Mewtwo attacks again.
I fail to see how this is relevant.
Mewtwo's stats are compared.
"Holding things in place" isn't much proof for this.
That's not at all what I was saying. I was saying that Mewtwo can go invincible using Protect (as you say), and Super Sonic doesn't block other invincible beings, so his moves would work here.
Super Sonic is great at breaking out of his opponents' grasp. Unfortunately, we don't see Sonic fighting Silver, the hedgehog with TK, but we do see Sonic struggling to escape Robotnik's mech and then using Super Sonic to escape with ease.
Robotnik's mech, can it lift islands?
Aside from the above points, Chaos Control would also work.
Protect + Disable. Now Mewtwo uses telekinesis again and Sonic can't escape.
I was referring to the method of voting. Still, the reason it isn't in a list is because one hasn't been compiled since the end of the vote.
Nothing you brought up went against what I said about revoting.
You didn't prove anything more.
You didn't disprove anything more either.
Moves much faster than running, something an actual jeep does.
I don't recall saying that most of the cast could do this, but I apologize for the misunderstanding if I did.
Forgiven.
How large are said Helpers?
There's Bugzzy, who is two feet tall. Aside from him, there's Bonkers (sixteen inches) and Knuckle Joe (a foot).
What type of projectile are you referring to, and how would it impede vision?
Different kinds of projectiles. They'd be shot in the face, in front of the eyes, so that would block off sight. Bugzzy can create pairs of beetles, these could fly into the opponent's eyes. Bonkers has an exploding coconut, it would cause an explosion, that would distraught sight as well.
Does this happen to other enemies, or just Marx? Also, is he as large as a Charizard?
Other enemies can take quite a bit of knockback as well.
He has also launched other enemies into space, Octagon and Hardy.
Marx is around 5 feet tall.
The only time it's specified that Kirby travels at that speed is also when he has to rev up. In other words, Kirby hasn't travelled at those speeds without first revving up. Mario has jumped without using FP.
He has traveled at those speeds without revving up. And even so, Helpers could simply stop the opponent from attacking anyways.
That was unrelated to the running vs jumping deal.
You said that Bowser could run fast because he jumps quickly.
A) No, we haven't (at least not outside of Air Ride).
B) Roller skates are also heavier and not self-propelled.
A) We have, when Kirby rolls over it.
B) They aren't much heavier than Kirby is, also I don't see why it matters if they are self-propelled or not.
That's for a grown man, not an eight-inch Kirby.
Difference?
I'd imagine it was his intent, since he attacked.
I'd imagine it was Kirby's intent.
Or because, you know, he's a living buzzsaw travelling at supersonic speeds.
Attacking a robot with parts inside that wouldn't be quite durable.
Sonic attacks from behind, and Kirby must react in time to turn around.
Helper will aid in this situation.
A) Have Helpers ridden Air Rides before?
B) Chaos Control.
C) Seeing as how Sonic's fastest running option, the Boost, plows through enemies, this would be ineffective.
A) Yes, some of them have.
B) Not sure that could activate in time.
C) Sonic's in the air, he can't run, also he's facing away from the Helper.
Kirby shot a beam, and Kirby's beam attack caused an explosion.
Sectonia caused the explosion, actually.
See my Pikachu example.
No, but it would just happen, since that is what Kirby's physiology and strength are like.
He's still creating a window for the opponent to attack him.
Then he could dodge the attack, or the Helper could stop it.
Kirby provided the force to push Marx, whereas Marx (or something explosive on the planet) provided the explosion force.
There wasn't anything explosive on the planet. The reason why Marx provided that force because Kirby sent it through him and made him move forcefully.
Let's look a bit deeper into this, shall we? Galaxies in Super Mario Galaxy often consist of the following:
- Planetoids
- Launch Stars
- 1-UP Mushrooms and other power-ups
- Star Bits
So, if Lumas can turn into a part of the galaxies, these would be prime candidates. Can they? Well, yes! Let's take a look:
- Planetoids: Yes; they turn into planetoids within galaxies.
- Launch Stars: Yes; they turn into Launch Stars with in galaxies.
- 1-UP Mushrooms: Yes; via the Luma Shop.
- Star Bits: Yes, sort of; they can fire Star Bits from a reserve, which would presumably be the Star Bits you feed the Luma to make it transform.
Presumably, they could also turn into black holes then.
I'll still disagree, unless they have turned into most of the things inside the galaxy. The things you have mentioned only seem like elements that would help a character out, rather than being offensive transformations.
They have never shown the ability, also it hasn't been stated.
- We don't need something spelled out for us if we can logically conclude that it's the case.
- Different energy reserves for different moves. It's like how an airliner could run out of fuel for one engine but continue to run the other.
- Arceus has a power reserve that scales with the damage the attacks deal.
- Fly only takes PP in battles because that's the only time that it deals damage. If the move is only used halfway (i.e. only flying up, like in the overworld), the PP is not reduced.
- I could have insufficient energy to punch, yet I wouldn't die as a result. Also, see bullet point #2.
- We can't logically conclude the case.
- So you're saying that Pokemon are machines?
- What power reserve? If moves used up energy, they would start using up the energy right as the Pokemon started to use them.
- Non-damaging moves take up PP too. Also, when Fly is used outside of battle, the move is completed (Pokemon goes up and down).
- You are running out of energy for one thing you can do; Pokemon are running out of energy for all things they can do.
Real black holes don't have a lack of distortion near the singularity.
This "lack of distortion" isn't caused by a flaw in the design.
I don't see how a detail being part of the design makes it irrelevant; in that case, Kirby surviving being crushed is irrelevant.
Kirby being crushed is in no way a part of the design.
We see a clear "distortion" effect around the mouth, so I don't see why this wouldn't be applied to the face as well.
Design flaw.
They cannot lower the destructive capability of becoming a galaxy.
Since when does Kirby have a defense stat?
Everyone in all of fiction and non-fiction has a defense stat. In most cases, it doesn't have an actual number.
I don't see why Sonic couldn't just teleport to the side, or throw out a projectile attack like Sonic Wind.
Kirby could readjust his position to inhale whatever Sonic throws out.
Sonic seems to be fine without seeing, at least with the Homing Attack/other homing techniques. After all, he is spinning around at high speeds and all.
But not tracking down his opponent while teleporting.
Sales Pitch is from the damaged ship, and the name is from Olimar.
Actually, the ship isn't damaged in Pikmin 2, only Pikmin.
Your "it hasn't been disproven" argument is an argument from ignorance.
I'm looking back at the Shulk rules for this.
I was referring to the fact that nothing disproved it in the Pikmin games, rather than taking what you say as actual disproof.
Do we see the observation? If not, I don't see why we should assume it exists.
It wouldn't be written down or analyzed if it didn't do that.
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copy of a game can be corrupted and still play, just not quite as intended.
The ship isn't broken.
It's made by the localization team, not the original creator(s).
Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars wasn't made by the original creators either, are we going to take that as non-canon?
He's shown it before in this exact same scenario.
But he lost the insanity and never got it back.
There are other characters who are stronger, or as strong, as that.
Plot armor protects the character from dying, or something similar. Kirby didn't die, so it worked.
Kirby seemed worried by the explosion, so that shows that dying wasn't out of the question here.
The rule would only apply if there isn't a contradiction (i.e. Starman can die to lava, whereas Super Sonic cannot, so it doesn't apply), or if the invincibility in question hasn't been shown with that kind of attack (for instance, Starman hasn't been shown with a psychic attack, and Protect has, so we use Protect's data on Starman). Do you have a different opinion in light of the additional clarification?
Actually, the rule of the Starman is that it negates damage from attacks, and not other effects from non-attacks. In my opinion (and seemingly Nerdicon's), Starman and Protect aren't really similar in any way, so they shouldn't be compared.
Unless she was using a Starman or other invincibility item.
None of Rosalina's items can stop attacks of galactic force, so that's a no.
