Emperor Time
Smash Lord
Guess we'll just have to continue until JOE! comes back...
I think Beren is gone, though...so....
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And I strongly think that the ICs have this and that Oli doesn't win this. And unlike the other matches where I wanted to get a new MU goign so I bowed out, I really see ICs winning this. Beren sees it that way as well.
And what's with the new color?
To each his own, right?
Either way, JOE! is the one who calls these so we can keep at this or not.
We can overule whatever JOE says, right?So we either:
a) keep discussing it. It worked with the Ivy MU and extended into 2 other MU's. Just keep discussing it.
b) start a riot
c) make our own thread
d) coup d'état. It'll work, I swear :D
TrufaxJOE! has been faithful to this thread. I will not abandon him.
The only reason I jumped in here was to combat this "ICs have muscular degeneration" statement that's been flying around....@Marthage
You are a very observant fellow, eh?
I wanted to drop this once this started taking too much time out of my day.
I'm only continuing this arguement for the sake of keeping the outcome as it was (Olimar > IC's)
Is it just coincidence that JOE's favour has kept longer?
Maybe or maybe not.
Should these MU's be turned back to last only a week?
Perhaps.
Is this fair?
More or less, it is.
Is anyone getting special treatment in this manner?
No.
Are some MU's called far to early?
Yes.
Are some MU's carried out for far too long?
Perhaps.
Should new realizations of options in regards to character abilities be applied?
Idunno.
How many licks does it take to get to the center of a Tootsie Pop?
The world may never know.
If it is uniformaly decided that we drop this match and keep it as it was, then I'll gladly cease and desist.
But if not, then I will continue to state my arguement.
The question is, what should be done?
lol
This reminds me of an ol' proposition I made a long, long time ago.
*Adumb approved*
We can overule whatever JOE says, right?
Cause you won't accept the fact that the ICs have a chance of killing Olimar.
*looks at Beren's post*
Then apparently we continue.
..........@MArthage:
I was rooting for Zard....and why did you think i let Pit go against canon and have 2 swords
also, i get complains all the time of MUs ending too early, now you guys complain about me letting them fester? o_O
anywho, imma wait for what Vegeta has to say, in the meantime, Peach > Ics?
.......................Cause you won't accept the fact that the ICs have a chance of killing Olimar.
If they have bark-like skin like you have suggested, it will make them rigid and stiff in their movements, they therefore will be slow, because their movements are stiffened up by their rigid skin which is screwing with the locomotion of their limbs. The ICs will be able to go through them without trouble because they need only knock them over in this case, because they will be slow to get up and give chase.
Hammers out range Olimar's fist in CQC, that is fact. The instant he is within range, he is in danger of being knocked over, where he is most vulnerable to attack by the ICs. A blow to the groin will cripple him, and whacking him in the stomach will knock the wind out of him.
Stepping and/or stomping on him will result in his suit getting punctured because of the cleats. Cleat spikes are sharp, how do I know, my brother wore them in Football. Those things can kill especially with all the weight the ICs can exert on them onto him. The sharp cleats can also grind the Pikmin. In essence, the cleats themselves are a weapon. Therefore they have two types of weapons to Olimar's one, his fist. They have two options, he has one. The rigidness of the skin REL has fortified them with does make them tougher, but not invincible to getting crushed.
Also metal glove ≠ brass knuckles, a glove is a glove and a metal glove does not augment a punch because it does not focus the energy onto one point like the brass knuckles do.
≠
Look at the brass knuckles then look at the Brute Knuckles. What do the brass knuckles have that the Brute Knuckles do not? Those raised ends on the "knuckles".
Just because a item has the word "knuckles" in it doesn't mean it works like brass knuckles IRL. The Brute Knuckles do not have those raised ends.
Therefore, the Brute Knuckles will not act like brass knuckles at all, it will act like the armored glove of a knight, which was not designed for punching so much as it was protecting the hand.
Face it, Olimar's weapon are not as effective for killing as the Ice Climber's are. REL nerfed the Pikmin by given them bark-like skin to the point of perpetual uselessness, and Olimar is now practically alone.
GG Olimar.
@Beren, I suppose.
*no longer going with "bark skin". You suggested a skeleton. I'll go with your suggestion*
Pikmin were able to take the blunt force of the Segmented Crawbster and live.
The ratio behind them actually dying from its dominant claw swings is rooted behind the apparent spikes.
Whenever it swings its massive claw, it swings it high enough that the Pikmin usually only recieve the blunt force of the claw itself, not the spikes.
This enemey is almost the size of Olimar's ship.
The Pikmin have evolved an "exoskeleton" that has enough defense that it protects from the massive swing of a giant crustaceon. Pump them up to 3 feet and their "exoskeleton" will protect from a wooden mallet weilded by children (tone or not).
A mallet swing will not kill any of the Pikmin. Stepping on them won't do squat either.
If, by some ill fated reason, an IC steps on Olimar's suit while he's down, the force alone will not kill Olimar. That's a ludicrious assumption and you know that. He'd have to be made of glass for this to happen. However, if they perform a "squishing" motion, then the cleats may have the ability to tear through the suit. But this comes down to what the suit is actually made out of to actually be credible.
Crawbster is a a bad comparison. Their new height eliminates the comparison because there are no crustaceans of equal height IRL. You are grasping straws now.
The weight from a stamping boot with sharp spikes on the bottom will puncture his suit and kill him, it is not armor, it is a spacesuit, and the suit can be compromised by them stamping their feet on Olimar. Period.
These are what are on the bottom of their boots. These are sharp for traction, and Olimar can be killed with them, and you know it. They can also just stamp on his helmet. A few good kicks and Olimar will die. Period. Metal is harder than glass.
The material the suit is made of is the same as the materials astronauts use. Why?
IT IS A SPACE SUIT. An astronaut's suit. For all the world, that is what it looks like, hell, Olimar's textures in Brawl AND Pikmin suggest this. So don't give the BS that it is not the same, you will be making a fool of yourself.
The Pikmin are not invincible to over 100 pound children, which they would have to be over in order to for their faces to be round as they appear. Stomping on the head of a Pikmin will kill it, face it, embrace it, deal with it. Exoskeleton or not, they can be killed by having their heads stepped on, you are being ridiculous as it is, so stop the BS.
Olimar's "brass knuckles" aren't directly applied to Olimar's fists due to the fact that the Brute Knuckles treasure is over 10x the size of Olimar. What Olimar recieves from this dual treasure/upgrade is a more damaging punch. This does not limit it to being a large glove that's like a knights.
For more effeciency, it would use the material from thePower GloveBrute Knuckles and apply it to his current gloves. It would be applied in a manner similar to the above gloves, in certain set areas (pic gloves lack actual hard material there, but you get the point). The material from the Brute Knuckles can still serve its purpose in this manner.
I am okay with this, it appears more plausible than what you were selling earlier.
Now then:
1. In Ice Climber, the IC's travled to 35 different mountains. Mountains are very large IRL. Especially at the base. They'll run out of food at one mountain, but they got 34 other ones with seals.
2. Exploration is a given. But this still leaves them with only slightly above average muscles for their age.
Muscle Boy says hello. Also, you are taking a key aspect of the IC's character away by disallowing them to climb higher than the lower levels. They are not just hunters, they are explorers, as such, they can explore the upper regions if they so please.
All they have to do is gather food by killing seals, find a way to make wrappings to help preserve the meat and blubber from the local fauna (Mountain bases typically have alot of forestry around). As such, they can supply themselves for a short trip up a ways and back down.
Yet a tick can still be pulled off, just like a Pikmin. Sorry, this is not selling. Those little fingers are inadequate to gripping much.
3. IC's can't throw the Pikmin. Knock off, yes, but not throw. Olimar can't throw them at his height, what makes you think the IC's will?
I overestimate the grip the Pikmin have. The fact that their claws will be dug into the parkas mean they won't be getting flung off. Especially when fur/cloth has easy grip. A Pikmin is very savage when it attacks. It is its only goal to kill the opponent. They would be using all of their might to cling on. It also doesn't take long to reach their faces at all. Think of their grip like a tick on human skin. Very tight.
Also, the fact is they would not get close anyhow, they can be fended off. The ICs severely out reacht he Pikmin by 8-10 inches due to their hammers even if square-cube didn't affect them.
The fact that the ICs have seen herds before (the seals) would mean they are used to seeing groups of game, groups of enemies will not make them panic either.
4. Hammer offers power, but not enough to kill the Pikmin due to their "exoskeleton". Any swing with the mallet will create predictable start-up lag and plenty of cooldown lag. Olimar would only need to anticipate when they'll swing and close in during the cooldown lag. The other climber won't be able to swing their hammer to hit any Pikmin on the swarmed climber. That risks hitting their buddy. The climber would try to pull em' off of the swarmed climber while the other does the same, but that's when stray Pikmin attack the helping climber. Even Olimar can assist. When one climber sees their buddy getting attacked, they will try to help their buddy. This leaves them very open. That means they will get attacked as well.
Also wrong, overhead swing and sweeping swings in opposite directions. They are not situationally blind are you seem to be implying. Olimar can only anticipate on swing at a time. the other can catch him in the head and knock him over. Stomping spree begins, game over.
Unfortunately wrong, Hammers make the ICs out reach the Pikmin whom would be vulnerable to the Domino effect if they swarmed, knock one over and the rest go with them. This significantly lowers the threat.5. Their arms aren't that weak. They have enough strength to dig into the foes skin and hold a grip. That marks strength. Olimar baits the climbers to swing and dashes in to attack with Pikmin during the cooldown lag from the swung hammer. They will no longer be able to use their hammer effectively because they'll be swarmed. This renders hammer usage insignificant.
Besides, a hammer swing won't kill a Pikmin. At worst, a swing will disorient one.
Pikmin have weight due to their size and "exoskeleton". Olimar can't throw his Pikmin. I find it very unlikely the IC's can pick up the heavy Pikmin by the stem and throw them. I highly doubt they can throw em' either.
Swings from an overhead swing will kill Pikmin, they have much more force than a sweeping swing. Stop acting as if the Pikmin are nigh invincible. They are not, and a hammer can kill them.
Glass. That is what Astronaut visors are made of, they are the closest thing IRL to Olimar's suit, ergo, it is glass.7. Cleated shoes to Olimar's ribcage will not kill him. It'll hurt, but suggesting that it'll kill him is ludicrious. Especially when Olimar height is even/taller than the IC's. Weight wouldn't be much different.
As I said before, what material is Olimar's suit made out of?
The material matters if you propose that it'll tear up with cleats.
A hammer to the helmet may not actually break it in one hit. What is it made out of?
Surely not thin glass.
It would require more than one strike, if not many, to actually penetrate his helmet.
Question is, what is his helmet made out of?
:D
Also, wanted to being back an old Hail Mary from the Paya playbook: The Square Cube Law.
The fact we scale the Pikmin up from 1 cm to 2.5 to 3 feet tall means this applies to them. The Pikmin are screwed and all those points of yours are for nothing. The ICs win because they were around 4 feet tall since the beginning of the MU. The Square-cube law therefore does not apply to them.Wikipedia Article: "Square-cube law" said:If an animal were scaled up by a considerable amount, its muscular strength would be severely reduced since the cross section of its muscles would increase by the square of the scaling factor while their mass would increase by the cube of the scaling factor. As a result of this, cardiovascular functions would be severely limited. In the case of flying animals, their wing loading would be increased if they were scaled up, and they would therefore have to fly faster to gain the same amount of lift. This would be difficult considering that muscular strength was reduced. This also helps explain how a bumblebee can have a large body relative to its wings, which would not be possible for a larger flying animal. Air resistance per unit mass is also higher for smaller animals, which is why a small animal like an ant cannot die by falling from any height.
Hell, since we brought them up from 1 cm to 1ft, they were screwed.
exactly.@MArthage:
I was rooting for Zard....
you had to, it would have gone against the OP, we take them from brawl.and why did you think i let Pit go against canon and have 2 swords
Due to the old thread being abandoned by it's OP, I have taken the liberty of taking over the thread.
This is a contest of real world fights between members of the cast of super smash brothers. This means no magic, no game physics, no ph1r3, and realistic as possible.
yeah early as in like 5 minutes.also, i get complains all the time of MUs ending too early, now you guys complain about me letting them faster? o_O
you already have half of that equation down bro.anywho, imma wait for what Vegeta has to say, in the meantime, Peach > Ics?
We do have a social group. But JOE isn't ending this for some strange reason.You guys need to get judges like in MYM to help in deciding the winners. Hopefully people that usually just read the thread, and post every now and then
*goes back to seat*
Prince = Me?@ JOE!
The Prince says that Peach > ICs because he doesn't feel like getting into it again with that arguement.
Even though I'm not sold on how well she throws bombs and the bombs themselves...
Lol. JOE! called me Vegeta so I was responding like he would. You're the offspring of Chuck Norris, which is >>>>>>>>>>>Prince of Saiyans.Prince = Me?
are you happy? or sad?What are we disscussing now?
Oh, what a coincidence. Came right when the Icey's MUs finished.
Lucario has toned muscles, is very athletic, knows a self taught martial arts unique to Lucarios or something and has dog-like senses.Who wants to bet REL will complain or something?
@ Lucario vs Diddy
What are Lucario's attributes again?
@Lucario vs Mario
^See last @.
More like "I came here every day and decided to post when the MU ended"What are we disscussing now?
Oh, what a coincidence. Came right when the Icey's MUs finished.
Oh REL is going to complain alright...but he was the only one defending Oli in that one and JOE! made a call on it.
IMO, Luc < Diddy and Luc > Mario. But I wasn't a part in either MU so I could be missing some key things in each one.
The Mallets the ICE CLimbers have have a RL comparison now. I found it while searching for the weight of one online. Here is my comparison.
This is a Japanese "Kiduchi" Mallet, used for "woodworking, woodcarving, and adjusting blades on wooden planes". The biggest of these mallets weight around 480g, have a length of 355 mm and a head with dimensions of 60 x 150 mm. The one I am talking about obviously, is the one on the right. The one on the left is more like a version the ICs have.
The size of it's head is approximately 300% bigger in width, and its length is an increase of around 150% size. Making it about 450% bigger overall. Bringing it to around to a dimension of 180 by 255mm with a total surface area of 40500 mm. This would increase its weight quite a bit.
The original weight of the largest mallet is 480g (grams) by taking the length of the mallet (355mm)by the area of the head (150*60=9000 mm), I determined that the head of the Mallet make up around 61% of the total weight of the mallet.
480 * 0.61 = 292.8 g, that means that the Mallet head makes up over half the weight. Now take this by 450% and add 187.2g back into it to account for the handle.(the amount needed to fill back in the rest of the earlier 450g)
292.8 * 4.5 = 1317.6 + 187.2 = 1504.8g
Quite the hefty hammer don't you think? Now lets convert it to pounds via the Calculator (On my computer) using the conversions option.
1504.8g -> Lbs =3.31 lbs