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It is ludicrous but many things in the Zelda universe are ludicrous in terms of logic, your point?
Link tears off metallic armor, prove that her armor is something much stronger than metallic material, otherwise it's coming off
1) Well, the Master Sword is magical, so there's that...
Ice Arrow?1) Well, the Master Sword is magical, so there's that...
2) Why does it matter if the sword can take off armor or not? All Samus has to do is RUN at Link and he freakin dies.
3) I agree that the arrow doesn't go all the way to the sun. I played OoT when I was like 8 years old and I noticed it then. It's still obvious now. >.>
4) All I can see stopping Samus is (possibly) Ice Arrows. Link just has to be able to take out his bow, shoot an arrow, AND hit Samus before Samus reaches super speed while running at him. She's supposed to be invincible at her max speed, so yeah.
I don't know anything about Wario, but I like the idea of Wario exploding because he ate an orange.
Cause in Melee, every character appears from Trophies. <_< There's no way telling. Besides, how'd Mewtwo learn Shadow Ball then? He appeared in Melee even with a TM move, why the hell can't he have his TM moves here while other characters get obsure **** as the Star Rod, in Bowser's case.
Does Bowser lose his Star Rod at the end of Paper Mario? Of coarse he does.
Pokemon Trainer also wasn't there when Pika and Jiggly where fighting in Smash 64. Pokemon Trainer first appeared in Brawl, Mewtwo only appeared in Melee. Huge difference.
Then how'd he get Shadow Ball in Melee? We're using the Mewtwo who appears in Melee right? If he already learned himself a move for Melee, and if he learned himself moves in Pokemon Stadium like Thunderbolt and Blizzard then why can't he have TM moves?
Well okay, but I still disagree.
I'm still right here then. Mewtwo first uses Me First, Bowser does an attacking move, both get damage, Bowser probably has more damage, Mewtwo uses Psychic and Bowser dies.
Neither do you see a mention of the trainer in Smash 64 for Pikachu and Jigglypuff. Pikachu's character bio is even his Pokedex data. Yet still it's not being used as a source. <_<
A knight's Armor can be cut off if hit at certain areas where the armor links to other plates.
Guys.
I know it isn't.
Cause people are M2 fans, "Hardcore"
Ey, guys. Sorry to just jump in, but wouldn't Psycho Cut be worse than Psychic since Psycho Cut is a physical attack, and Mewtwo's Sp. Atk. is wayyyy better than his Attack? Well, I suppose we could EV train this Mewtwo.
Mewtwo's Base Atk is 110. It maxes at 350 so...
I haven't played an LoZ game in a while, what does this provide Link with?
I haven't played an LoZ game in a while, what does this provide Link with?
oh and Samus has this:
don't forget the precious.
Link is invincible until he runs out of rupees/magic.
Melee is not canon. Samus can hold her charge shot in that game, but that's not canon. Her bomb's in Brawl don't explode when in close proximity, that's not canon. Bowser's just using items he had from that game since he himself can get them without anyone else blah blah blah'ing. Mewtwo needs a trainer. He has no trainer because the trophy does not state he has a trainer, nor do you see any mention of a trainer. There is no trainer! If there was, he'd appear alongside Mewtwo with that animation and as a trophy. But he doesn't.
He still uses it the entire game.
So? That shows Mewtwo doesn't have a trainer. Regardless of trophies or appearance, if he had a trainer, it wouldn't have been that hard to include a trainer trophy of Red or something.
1. Smash is not canon. Pikachu learns Skull Bash in that game, but not in his version games. But we should give him Skull Bash because he knows it in Melee, amirite?
Again, Bowser invincifies himself/heals or something. You're assuming he's attacking, I'm assuming he's not. Besides, the first thing Bowser would do is try to invincify himself.
So? He has no trainer. My god, is it really that hard to figure out that when there is no mention of a trainer nor a trophy of him, that Mewtwo has no trainer?
1. Pokemon Mystery Dungeon is a spin-off. It is not canon to the version series in any way.
Mewtwo goes first. It will copy anything and at that time Bowser won't be invincible when M2 uses Me First.
It's very true to Bowser's cocky personality that he'll try to attack first. Likely he'd underestimate Mewtwo, and think he could destroy him easily if he'd just attack. So yeah, that way he'd lose.
Let's bring up Pokemon Mystery Dungeon again, as nintendo didn't say if the game was canon or not. >_>
Who has more options here?
So, what do you want, realism or in-game limitations? Because from what it seems, that arrow example of arrows flying at 187 mph is realistic. You, on the other hand, go off to say that it flies at superluminous speed. It takes 8 seconds for the light from the Sun to travel to Earth. Link's arrows would have to fly at superluminous speed to get to the Sun from Hyrule. You then say that it's in the game, and it's illogical, so big deal. It seems like this benefits Link, but when something isn't in Link's favor, you seem to dismiss it.
That's not called "common sense." That's called "realism." In reality, if Link struck a tree with his Master Sword, it would leave a mark from the sword. So, which is it going to be? A tree doesn't get damaged by the Master Sword. That's unrealistic. An arrow flying to the Sun in a matter of seconds is also unrealistic. If a tree takes damage, then the arrows Link fires will be traveling on a realistic level as well. The reason why I said the temples wouldn't be smashed is because this is simply how the game would work. In reality, I'm sure the temples could be smashed if Link had something to break them with.
Playing an ocarina takes more than one second. The Speed Booster takes one second to start up. After that, Samus is running at supersonic speeds. If Link plays his music, he is left open. Also, Farore's Wind can only be used inside dungeons. Even if it was allowed, Farore's Wind also takes time, which leaves Link open. If Samus travels at Mach 4.9, she'll be running 1 mile per second.
Would the developers want us to wait for an arrow to travel to the Sun? That would be mighty boring if we had to wait for days before we acquired the Fire Arrows. Oh, I know, let's make it to where when you fire an arrow, you don't have to wait for a very long time. Let's make it instantaneous. I'm sticking with the 187 mph.And here I thought you were still using game logic instead of real world logic, I believe it also goes to the sun to get the fire arrow within seconds, super speed arrows FTW
Samus has grabbed metal and energy objects with her Grapple Beam. In Super Metroid, when Samus fights Draygon, one of the ways she can defeat Draygon very quickly is by allowing Draygon to grab her. Once this happens, Samus can equip the Grapple Beam, and when Draygon gets close enough for Samus to use the Grapple Beam on an electric current, she can grab it with the Grapple Beam, electrocuting Draygon in the process and killing him. In Metroid Prime 3: Corruption, there is an object obstructing the way on Bryyo to get an Energy Tank. If you scan it, it says it can be pulled with an "electrolaser." The object is metal. The jetpacks Samus strips off her opponents are metal. Interestingly, the Korakk Beast she fights isn't metal, nor energy. It's a living creature. The Mirror Shield is made of metal.
So far, I've proven from in-game that Samus can use the Grapple Beam to latch onto metal objects, living creatures, and electric conduits. Your turn.
By cutting the back part of the Darknut, right? See WW and TP for details. Iron Knuckles were never given a weakness. It was just, "Strike the Iron Knuckle multiple times until the armor falls off." Anyway, Samus' armor is not Medieval armor. It's powered armor. This armor is protected by a layer of energy, which is created by the Energy Tanks. The more Samus has, the longer she can put up with attacks. Besides that, Samus doesn't need to approach Link anyway, and if she does, she can use the Speed Booster. Or she could just use the Screw Attack. I mean, that would work, too.
How would it contradict in-game evidence?
Did you read why NoA said there wasn't a time line? I read the link already. It was an automated machine. But, again, Miyamoto said they're not the same Link.
I'm still waiting for you to prove that a spirit of Link is being reincarnated. I don't need to do any explaining. You do.
I doubt the way you interpret it.
Nope. Maybe you didn't read what else I said when I was replying to someone. I said that when galekill was here, he used Link from OoT, while TP was used as a side note. I said that Link in SSB and SSBM were from OoT. Link in SSBB is from TP. We stuck with OoT Link, because he is stronger than Link in TP. No one is choosing the weakest incarnation. If anything, we're going with the strongest of the two for the selection. Link just ended up fighting against Samus first, probably because the two characters are similar.
But we're all saying what we think these characters would do. Like I said before, "You're saying what you would do if you were in Link's position. Is that what Link would actually do?" We're all guilty of this.
Your assuming yourself as well here man. <_<
Not in RBY.
He has in Super Mario Bros. 1.
Vids or it didn't happen.
