It technically doesn't mean resilient to damage either; it means "incapable of being conquered, defeated, or subdued."
This isn't reflected in gameplay. And also Invincible Mario's items can be taken away from him. He can create a 1-UP, but someone else can steal it.
And yet Mewtwo can't use Trick on Protect users.
Point?
Is Mewtwo made for doing what he plans to?
Believe it or not, yes. He was created to be the most powerful Pokemon, and destroying a planet is more powerful than anything that another Pokemon was shown to do at the time.
If not, that means Super Sonic can't be compared to a mirror, and both strong crushing and laser attacks will hurt him.
I'm referring to the boss fight in Sonic Adventure, where perfect Chaos also uses this attack. I can't find a source for Super Sonic being damaged by the laser, so I'll assume that he doesn't, as that fits in with the majority of cases.
The laser isn't as powerful as Mewtwo's island lasers.
Kirby knocking Marx about a foot sideways and then Marx suddenly launching off into space isn't an opinion.
It doesn't prove that "Marx being defeated" is a trigger, so that would throw off your finger -> button -> fire -> rocket comparison.
Right. The finger doesn't possess the force required for launch.
Point? The finger is launching the button with its force, which is the thing it actually hits.
Would you like to answer it?
Why wouldn't Kirby know to grab on the second time he summoned Meta Knight? Honestly, I don't see how this helps either of our cases.
I wouldn't want to grab onto a blazing-fast object personally; I value my limbs.
He could've readied his hands before he actually saw MK travel quickly.
Like most other characters in the series, Shadow can move at super speeds, an innate talent that members of the hedgehog species possess,
[9] and he can equally match even Sonic's speed,[10][11] who can move at hypersonic speeds at least.
The Sonic Boost is instant.
Then Kirby's durability would allow him to survive it, while he attacks Sonic right afterward.
They explode into smithereens before they get a chance to, and when they don't,
they actually do get knocked back.
That wasn't very high. Even if it was, Kirby could use flight to resist the knockback.
It's an influence on the state of one's mind.
This isn't an influence on the mind; it hits the body.
It could wake him like a natural "alarm clock". It's speculation though.
I doubt it, because sensing danger doesn't wake people up.
Kirby > planetary explosion > Light Speed Attack.
How much force, exactly?
We see no damage, therefore there is no damage. How is this circular reasoning?
You:
The explosion didn't do any damage.
Me:
The explosion did some damage.
You:
We didn't see any damage.
Me:
It was too far for us to see anything.
You:
We didn't see any damage, because the explosion didn't do any damage.
That is circular reasoning. Your argument starts and ends with itself.
Looks more like
magic pink energy to me.
The same magic pink energy was shown hurting Dedede in the same game.
Knockback and damage aren't indicative of one another.
See above.
Kirby squishes up into any space he's in, so Kirby would become as small as the crack.
I don't think it disappears unless it hits a solid surface.
Oh.
It would go in a straight line most likely, but it would resume chasing after Kirby reappears.
The fireball would probably hit Bowser's body then before Kirby reappears, seeing as the entire teleport takes about five seconds.
It still won't "break" a fireball.
See below.
When has the attack been shown to extinguish flames?
Two energy attacks often cancel each other out.
Notice how he doesn't tumble here. Kirby would have no time to react and slow down, so he would tumble off like in the clip I showed.
Tumbling and shock don't prevent one from moving, though.
Bowser isn't big enough for the curve to go unnoticed.
How would noticing the curve help Bowser at all (especially since he can't move quick enough to do anything)?
Weren't you referring to the projectile that Jet Kirby used in the anime clip?
Yep.
When he tried to fly into the holes.
If he tried to fly into the holes, he'd be moving at Mach 5, and he'd succeed because of it.
Ah, right. Normal Bowser can resist the Ground Pound, so it seems likely that Giga Bowser could resist Stone.
Kirby can launch things off into space (proved by encounters with Hardy, Octagon, and Marx). Launching a rocket into space takes
7.2 million pounds of force. Those villains are a lot smaller and lighter than a rocket, so that would decrease the required force quite a bit, but we would still get at least thousands of pounds of force (with gravitational pull in mind). Can Giga Bowser survive something like that?
Has it protected from a similarly King Midas-esque attack?
No, but it protects against anything that causes damage. The fireball causes damage (it kills), so Stone would work against it.
Unless Mario gets up close, or just fires multiple fireballs.
Neither of those account for Kirby being in the air.
In the long run, I don't see Mario surviving or dodging two Mach 5 attacks from Jet Kirby. Unless he's using Starman or Mega Mushroom, but Kirby would wait until after those wear off. Other invincibility items can't be activated in time.
I see. Mario could equip one item before this occurred, most likely, such as a Starman or Mega Mushroom.
True, but either of those could easily be waited out by Mewtwo taking flight. Also, neither item protects against a crushing wall, so a vastly superior island beam should work against them.
Nigh flat, like the crack.
The artwork is just what someone wants something to look like. It isn't meant for telling things about something.
Right, but not via spaghettification.
Is spaghettification caused by the force of a black hole?
And Marx flies off because his body is being attacked by Kirby.
And launched.
Kirby launching Marx sideways doesn't lead to Marx launching upwards without another force.
Again, slingshot action, or moment of suspense.
The Lumas turn into the galaxies, including black holes.
The Lumas turn into the galaxies, containing black holes.
That doesn't stop them from using black holes within galaxies.
They don't use them for anything.
Okay, then. Pokemon without hands holding things. Ice being weak to steel. Magikarp using Splash when no water is in sight. The list goes on, really.
Allow me to provide some counterexamples.
- Thunder and Twister can both hit Pokemon using Fly. Logic.
- Sunny Day raises the Special Attack of Pokemon with Solar Power. Logic.
- Bug Bite can be used to eat items. Logic.
- Entrainment doesn't affect a Pokemon with Imposter. Logic.
- Electrify, when used on Freeze-Dry, doesn't affect its ability to hit a water Pokemon. Logic.
Also, how is ice being weak to steel illogical? Magikarp using Splash is because Water-type Pokemon often generate water.
A story is an account of events. I don't see how something taking place after the main boss is defeated separates it from all other events in the game.
Because it isn't a part of the main story, so it doesn't progress that story.
That didn't squish up when the guy smacked it, so it doesn't have the same properties as Kirby.
If Sonic can spin around at the speeds he does on a regular basis, I doubt a bit of twirling will make him dizzy.
Kirby can alternate his twirling. This would make Sonic confused, since he's only used to spinning in one direction. Eventually, he explodes.
Sonic is coming from below.
Sonic using Yellow Drill is affected by gravity, so he'd just fall.
Ah, okay. It takes about a second in Team Dark's Team Blast in Heroes, but that's mainly due to getting in formation and saying "Chaos Control!" Since we know saying that can be bypassed for teleportation, we can assume the same goes for time freezing as well.
Okay.
Sonic would already be moving at high speeds.
Does he ever run at high speeds while standing on top of the Extreme Gear?
Actually, no. Now that I think about it, moving forward isn't really necessary when riding an Extreme Gear.
If he wants to keep the Extreme Gear moving while he charges, he'd have to move forward.
He'd go from running to riding to charging.
After starting the ride, how would he move to the front and charge? Without delay or falling off?
Which would explain the inaccuracies.
What inaccuracies?
The lack of recovery time would actually make the effects more severe, would it not?
How?
Either way, he gets a good night's sleep aboard his ship every night.
Wouldn't that mean he's not stressed? If I'm not mistaken, stress can cause insomnia.
They'd get on Olimar, and the bullets would shoot them instead of Olimar.
Pikmin wouldn't get there in time, and they need to be up close in order to attack.
Olimar has a lot of Pikmin, they'd be everywhere.
Olimar isn't insane though.
You:
The Dimensional Slicer doesn't cut through space and time.
Me:
Olimar observed that it did.
You:
Olimar is insane, he doesn't make correct observations.
Me:
Olimar isn't insane.
You:
He got stress and insanity from fighting monsters.
Me:
The monsters are gone, so he lost the insanity.
You:
And then he goes insane again; he claims that a normal knife can slice through dimensions, in a game where no other dimension slicing exists.
Your argument begins and ends with itself, so it's circular reasoning.
And yet here he is in Pikmin 2, once again fighting giant monsters and spelunking through dangerous caved.
He deals with all of those too.
It is, but that's besides the point (and not what I was saying in the first place).
You were saying that the King of Bugs' description is a different kind of insanity. It isn't. Olimar can tell what's crazy and what isn't.
A few moments of triumph cannot compare to the days of agony, fear, and pain.
After all that "agony, fear, and pain", there's triumph. They both come in the same amount.
Helpless means unable to defend oneself or act without help. The Pikmin are help, and Olimar cannot defend himself without them.
Olimar doesn't feel this feeling though, because he's being helped.
It calls a regular Duracell battery a "courage reactor" and claims that it emits love (or something to that effect).
It actually does. Read Olimar's journal notes, he expresses love in them.
Gameplay says that they don't, so they don't.
Gameplay says that the Chateau Romani freezes time. Are we going to allow that?
Either way, a Luma's mouth is wide enough for multiple streams.
Doesn't look like it to me.
And Rosalina once again goes in front of Kirby. When Kirby uses a wall-passing attack, Rosalina moves the force field.
Laser Kirby's Big Laser Blast passes through walls and is long-ranged, so moving the forcefield won't stop it. Also, it counts as two hits, so it would OHKO Rosalina.
Except, you know, black holes, Starmen, etc.
Starman is gone too. The black hole would suck up Rosalina, and no one can control where the black holes go anyways.
Did Rosalina actually create that?
Not by methods that will actually work.
And both can be removed by strong winds.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Circular_reasoning
He can still interact with it. In fact, in Team Dark's Team Blast, enemies are defeated while time is frozen.
But are the enemies knocked back? That's what I'm wondering.
It's not an attack. Has Falchion negated techniques of this nature before?
No, but doesn't Blue Tornado do damage?
Um.
No, they explode, which involves movement/interaction.
If the explosion doesn't move anything, there's no movement.
I was referring to the Werehog.
He chooses to fight in a more ferocious way.
When is it stated or shown that the Darksphere negates attacks from those who lack feral personalities?
That's not what I'm talking about. Regular Sonic doesn't have resistance to the Darksphere.
Which is made to the best of its ability.
Right.
When has Kirby gone completely flat on his own?
Never, he's gone nigh flat on his own. The crack lets him go completely flat.
"You are always touching and being in physical contact with air. This is because air is made up of gases that float all around us." - a user on answers.com
How would that guy know anything about air?
Could you provide a video please?
See 0:25.
The Gunship would block the Power Bomb from hitting Kirby.
Does that include explosions of this force?
Yes, it includes anything of any force.
The Mega Mushroom alone earns him a decent spot.
The Mega Mushroom only lasts about twenty seconds. Any character who can run, fly, or teleport would be able to avoid it. There are also some durable characters that Mario wouldn't be able to harm that much. Also, Mega Mario can still be hurt by strong attacks, so characters like Shulk or Ness can still harm Mario.
The sales pitch is equally false.
Prove it.
If a character who can travel at the speed of sound or faster actually traveled at that speed in game play, it would be impossible to play. So it is with projectiles that should be traveling faster, but fail to do so during game play. It's been established that Samus' weapons are directed-energy weapons. These weapons travel either at the speed of sound (sonic weapons), near the speed of light (some plasma weapons and particle beams), or at the speed of light (lasers, microwaves).
I've already used lore and logic to present Samus' wave beam traveling at light speed. I've presented what makes sense of the plasma beam in the 2D games (it fires lasers, but it's a plasma weapon, and yet it produces an electrical discharge, which all lead to an electrolaser, as electrolasers take advantage of laser-induced plasma channels).
Also, since TNT is one of the most common explosives in the military. Samus was part of the Galactic Federation Army. I think you can see where this is going. So regardless of what you think about some vote that wasn't given much thought, I've already proved why Samus' weapons travel faster than what they look like during game play.
Okay. Well, Kirby would be durable enough to withstand the beams anyways. He has taken planetary attacks without dying.
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