Votes for the President aren't redone the next week because people changed their mind.
That's irrelevant here, we were talking about votes for rules in the government. That's more of a match.
Would you happen to have footage of this?
It's not something he has done, he was just charging up power to do it in the first movie.
A) No, because Super Shadow never attacks Super Sonic in the first place. This is a loaded question.
B) I fail to see how this relates to attacks.
A) You said that games > Sonic X. There is nothing about that in the games, so that means that Sonic X is the source here. There is no contradiction.
Earlier, you said that Super Shadow's invincibility (an attribute) is equal to Protect (a technique). An attribute of something would equal an ability in the Pokeverse, meaning that Protect ≠ Super Shadow in the first place.
A) They're both part of the voting system.
B) I think we started tagging users for votes since the original Chao Garden vote.
A) No, one of the things
is the voting system, while taking votes is part of the system.
B) We started tagging users around page 117. We took the original vote around
page 20.
Correct. For the car, it could be a match, and for Marx, it's Kirby.
How can a match make a car explode?
And? That's not the definition of "statement".
You asked when it was stated. Stating something yourself doesn't count for that question.
Have they been shown to do this at high enough speeds to deal any decent damage?
Birdon, Bonkers, Capsule J2, Wheelie, Gim, and others have done attacks like this at rather low speeds, actually.
Or we could use gravity, falling speed, etc. to calculate it.
Don't think that would be very far off from the gravity/falling speed of an actual rollerskate's wheel.
The Warp Star is pretty fast too.
No, more like the metal armor that the Badniks actually resemble.
Picture, please?
It takes a couple of seconds, and Sonic could easily get enough room by creating a gap with his speed.
Something I've been ignoring is that when Sonic is charging up a Spin Dash/Light Speed Attack, Kirby can always use Sleep, and Sonic falls asleep after hitting him. After that, Kirby goes Baton, and blows Sonic up. I also imagine Kirby can use Baton during the LSA's charge.
He could go through the Helper.
And then he falls asleep.
Ownership of a sandwich is possessing that sandwich, having the right to eat it, etc. Ownership of an attack in the context of friendly fire is most often having caused that attack, but this can vary from game to game.
Sectonia caused the attack, seeing as she turned into it.
Cutscenes are more accurate.
I fail to see how that is flat other than being a 2D image.
Didn't say it was flat, said it was almost flat.
That makes no sense. Pulling yourself through a virtually nonexistent gap =/= lifting a weight.
He'd be "lifting" himself through the gap.
And the attacker attacks again (assuming that the initial attack didn't OHKO Kirby). Can Kirby eat a Tomato while in Stone, being hit, etc., and does this leave him unable to act ala gaining a Copy Ability?
There aren't that many attacks that would do OHKO Kirby, other from Shulk and such. Yes, yes, and no; he can gain a Copy Ability while he's healing.
As I've said earlier, force is caused by motion. The definition of launch is "start or set in motion". The force comes from the motion, and the amount of motion is dependent on the launching force.
They can't turn into offensive transformations. Black holes are an offensive transformation.
That doesn't make much sense, though. If they correlated to the powers of the moves, they wouldn't decrease after each use unless the moves decreased in effectiveness each use.
PP being energy doesn't make much sense either, for aforementioned reasons.
There's an equal attack strength/PP ratio no matter the level of the Pokemon. The strength grows, so the PP does too.
There isn't an equal strength/PP ratio. The attack strength of a ratio grows, PP doesn't, so the ratio is constantly changing.
Pokemon breathe constantly, and stand/walk/fly more often than they do attack.
Most of the time, Pokemon are converted into energy, inside their Pokeballs. When they're not, they are attacking (or using other moves) rather constantly.
By a character. The character's word > your word, seeing as the character heard it from someone who's experienced it.
It could be a black hole. In fact, I think it's rather likely. However, a Kirby black hole =/= a real life black hole. Due to how many differences there are between Kirby and IRL black holes, we can't treat the Kirby enemy as the same as a real life black hole. The same goes with Sonic. He's a hedgehog, but he's very different from a hedgehog in real life. Let me use your example for my side. Hedgehogs cannot run at high speeds in real life, but Sonic can, so we treat him differently from a real hedgehog. Black holes don't let light out in real life, but they do in Kirby, so we treat them differently from real black holes.
However, the basic function of the Kirby black hole is the same as the basic function of the real life black hole. Sucking things up with intense killing power. So because of this, if Kirby can escape the suction of the Schwarz' black hole, he could escape the suction of a real one.
Or plot armor. Kirby getting damaged by explosions is more consistent.
Nah.
All of gameplay/the rest of the series > four cutscenes.
By the way, it actually makes sense that Kirby would be this durable, seeing as he's a squishy puffball. Like how a cotton ball could survive an airplane falling on it.
What type of attacks has he taken, and which ones will knock the Copy Ability out?
Kirby can take all attacks without losing Copy Abilities.
At which point Sonic will be travelling at at least Mach 1.
He'll still be touching Kirby, so Sleep will work here.
He's a human (erm, Hocotatian), and thus prone to error.
This doesn't seem like an error, however.
Being focused on one thing doesn't prevent your bad memories from coming back to haunt you.
We don't see any signs of the bad memories coming back anyways.
Was there a knife that could apparently slice dimensions in the original Japanese release?
No, but a "knife that could apparently slice dimensions" isn't an attribute. "Slicing through dimensions" is an attribute, but the American publishers didn't add it to anything.
A) Because one has not been compiled since that rule's approval.
B) No, every other rule is one that got a majority in voting.
A) But you claimed that the rule was on the list. It's on no list.
B) And most of us want to keep it on there.
What kinds of attacks?
I see. What is the process of possessing an enemy like; how fast/slow is it? Is Kirby vulnerable in Ghost form? Can Kirby be killed by defeating the possessed enemy?
Kirby zooms forward into an enemy. The zoom takes about a second after a second of delay, but it is faster if Kirby possesses an enemy. Kirby is vulnerable in Ghost form (unless using Vanish, which makes him invisible and intangible). While possessing an enemy, Kirby can't be hit, only the possessed enemy can be. Kirby is not killed when the enemy is defeated.
Not before he uses the move.
Actually, Kirby uses Hide Guard
while he's being hit, so hitting him wouldn't be that much effective.
How? I didn't see that.
"Only two swords". Right.
Falchion and the Rapier. I don't know of any other swords he'd be using.
I'd imagine a high-speed, Mach 1 (or higher) wind would knock your swords out.
Then Marth picks them back up.
It does seem like about a second, yeah. Still rather fast, though.
This wouldn't be a problem, due to Sol/picking up the swords.
He survives getting chopped into four pieces and getting zapped by the main weaponry of the Halberd… twice. You want to just say he takes one point of damage from everything but only has 6 HP to begin with?
That's already what happens. I think I've shown that it would take pretty strong attacks to do any damage to Kirby whatsoever.
You mean something like this:
https://youtu.be/utmt22SZCmY?t=42 at 0:43, 1:02, 1:14, 1:22, and 1:33.
Something like that. It could be that, an earthquake, rising rock columns that hit the foes. Etcetera.
That isn't a health bar.
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