Luario wins this hands down. I'm sorry, animals are just stronger then humans, lucario just barely was edged out by diddy who would **** wario in terms of strength.
Especially the feet, again, the structure and configuration, and the pure concentration of muscles. He'll be able to pulp Wario's head if he can get a good kick, and he's more agile.
Not to mention, joint attacks.
He hits wario in the knee... done.
In the previous match-up we concluded that the only steel parts of Lucario's body are his spikes.
And Uncle, those max defense and HP stats are not impressive. Lots of Pokemons surprass him in his defense and HP. The only good point that Lucario has is the fact that he can sweep very well, but still, at the same time he can be sweeped just as easily.
And his speed is not amongst the top 100.
And Uncle, that image is way to big. Post the link instead, plz?
YOU concluded those are the only steel parts. That doesn't make sense in terms of having the actual attributes though, in other words the weaknesses and resistences. You could argue that it's game mechanics, but that seems to be a totally arbitrary classification that doesn't make sense in the pre-existing system. Which leaves the conclusion of a light outer shell.
You honestly think that one person cannot take down multiple opponents? Haha!
That many?
It's called mook chivalry. Again, that's a trope.
But also, unless you're talking about somebody with no training whatsoever, they don't fall into traps that easily. Real fights are longer, except against complete idiots.
I could hold a sword as well. It doesn't make me a swordsman.
No you can't (unless you are a swordsman).
Your stance would betray you, especially if it's a real sword and weighted like one (which it obviously was).
You'd look like you're totally untrained (which I'd assume is the case).
But it's also more then that, read the entire line of discussion, there were a lot of other indications.