Indalecio wrote:
Akira isn’t exactly known for being consistant. AT ALL.
And Miyamoto is? We’re talking about a series in which King Koopa not only greatly fluctuates in size but also a series in which one game jumping on his head three times beats him and falling in lava turns him into a skeleton and in another he survives a supposed supernova.
I don’t believe you can take a single high end feat that happens once and classify it as a base of power.
Indalecio wrote:
Well, It is also for a younger audience so you can’t expect things to be overly serious like, say, the Frieza arc in DBZ or Hellsing.
I know, and it really was just about having fun not showing how tough certain characters are. While those scene were meant to be climactic, thats really just it, cool climactic scenes in a fairly juvenile game.
Indalecio wrote:
Akira isn’t exactly known for being consistant. AT ALL.
And Miyamoto is? We’re talking about a series in which King Koopa not only greatly fluctuates in size but also a series in which one game jumping on his head three times beats him and falling in lava turns him into a skeleton and in another he survives a supposed supernova.
I don’t believe you can take a single high end feat that happens once and classify it as a base of power.
That’s why we say
(Super Mario Galaxy) Bowser
or
(Mario 3) Bowser
or something like that.
Indalecio wrote:
Akira isn’t exactly known for being consistant. AT ALL.
And Miyamoto is? We’re talking about a series in which King Koopa not only greatly fluctuates in size but also a series in which one game jumping on his head three times beats him and falling in lava turns him into a skeleton and in another he survives a supposed supernova.
I don’t believe you can take a single high end feat that happens once and classify it as a base of power.
Indalecio wrote:
Akira isn’t exactly known for being consistant. AT ALL.
And Miyamoto is? We’re talking about a series in which King Koopa not only greatly fluctuates in size but also a series in which one game jumping on his head three times beats him and falling in lava turns him into a skeleton and in another he survives a supposed supernova.
I don’t believe you can take a single high end feat that happens once and classify it as a base of power.
That’s why we say
(Super Mario Galaxy) Bowser
or
(Mario 3) Bowser
or something like that.
You kind of failed to specify. Now as far as the chaos heart and star rod being effective, it’s not when the characters they’re facing are super sonic. For example, Ichigo would rape Mario, Bleck, or Demintio before they had a chance to activate the Chaos Heart or Star Rod.
Furthermore, there are special circumstances in which must be performed in order for the Chaos Heart to be brought forth. In VS debates characters are generally given their equipment that they normally carry, not random super powerful items that are gained through special circumstances and can only be activated through outrageous circumstances that in no way can be achieved in a heated battle. (i.e. the marriage of Bowser and Peach, thus the reason we have things like “Count Bleck (with Chaos Heart) vs whoever”
Indalecio wrote:
Akira isn’t exactly known for being consistant. AT ALL.
And Miyamoto is? We’re talking about a series in which King Koopa not only greatly fluctuates in size but also a series in which one game jumping on his head three times beats him and falling in lava turns him into a skeleton and in another he survives a supposed supernova.
I don’t believe you can take a single high end feat that happens once and classify it as a base of power.
That’s why we say
(Super Mario Galaxy) Bowser
or
(Mario 3) Bowser
or something like that.
You kind of failed to specify. Now as far as the chaos heart and star rod being effective, it’s not when the characters they’re facing are super sonic. For example, Ichigo would rape Mario, Bleck, or Demintio before they had a chance to activate the Chaos Heart or Star Rod.
Furthermore, there are special circumstances in which must be performed in order for the Chaos Heart to be brought forth. In VS debates characters are generally given their equipment that they normally carry, not random super powerful items that are gained through special circumstances and can only be activated through outrageous circumstances that in no way can be achieved in a heated battle. (i.e. the marriage of Bowser and Peach)
Chaos Heart through the game had been there throughout most of the game with Bleck.
Indalecio wrote:
Akira isn’t exactly known for being consistant. AT ALL.
And Miyamoto is? We’re talking about a series in which King Koopa not only greatly fluctuates in size but also a series in which one game jumping on his head three times beats him and falling in lava turns him into a skeleton and in another he survives a supposed supernova.
I don’t believe you can take a single high end feat that happens once and classify it as a base of power.
That’s why we say
(Super Mario Galaxy) Bowser
or
(Mario 3) Bowser
or something like that.
You kind of failed to specify. Now as far as the chaos heart and star rod being effective, it’s not when the characters they’re facing are super sonic. For example, Ichigo would rape Mario, Bleck, or Demintio before they had a chance to activate the Chaos Heart or Star Rod.
Furthermore, there are special circumstances in which must be performed in order for the Chaos Heart to be brought forth. In VS debates characters are generally given their equipment that they normally carry, not random super powerful items that are gained through special circumstances and can only be activated through outrageous circumstances that in no way can be achieved in a heated battle. (i.e. the marriage of Bowser and Peach)
Chaos Heart through the game had been there throughout most of the game with Bleck.
And yet it required Peach and Bowser getting married to bring it out. An outrageous circumstance. Unless you’re giving the Mario side preptime, of course. However, honestly, even with that there is really no way for Mario verse to defeat Bleachverse at all. Not with Szayel Aporro Grantz’s ability to make dozens of copies of his enemy. So Bleck would be staring down 10 of himself, all with his same abilities. Same with all the other Mario Characters. Not to mention that Mayuri, with prep time, could and would most likely recreate the properties of the pure hearts (due to the fact basic knowledge is given to either side) and be able to stop the Chaos Heart anyway.
Well, I had in mind that, they already had those items they had most of the game. So I was thinking the Chaos Heart was already with Bleck.
Also, about that copying ability, does it copy their exact power? For instance, if this ability were to be used on Kid Buu, would this copy be as strong as Kid Buu?
Indalecio wrote:
Well, I had in mind that, they already had those items they had most of the game. So I was thinking the Chaos Heart was already with Bleck.
Also, about that copying ability, does it copy their exact power? For instance, if this ability were to be used on Kid Buu, would this copy be as strong as Kid Buu?
Makes an exact copy, or rather an exact copy for every drop of the liquid that touches the person. This can also be used on allies, so you could be staring down a dozen sets of the Espada, or worse, a dozen Aizens.
Indalecio wrote:
Well, I had in mind that, they already had those items they had most of the game. So I was thinking the Chaos Heart was already with Bleck.
Also, about that copying ability, does it copy their exact power? For instance, if this ability were to be used on Kid Buu, would this copy be as strong as Kid Buu?
Makes an exact copy, or rather an exact copy for every drop of the liquid that touches the person. This can also be used on allies, so you could be staring down a dozen sets of the Espada, or worse, a dozen Aizens.
If Bleck has the Chaos Heart wouldn’t he have a shield like he does before the pure hearts are activated? So could the liquid still get to him?
Also you forget Dimintio has control over diminsions, he could trap the Bleach verse in another diminsion.
Indalecio wrote:
Well, I had in mind that, they already had those items they had most of the game. So I was thinking the Chaos Heart was already with Bleck.
Also, about that copying ability, does it copy their exact power? For instance, if this ability were to be used on Kid Buu, would this copy be as strong as Kid Buu?
Makes an exact copy, or rather an exact copy for every drop of the liquid that touches the person. This can also be used on allies, so you could be staring down a dozen sets of the Espada, or worse, a dozen Aizens.
If Bleck has the Chaos Heart wouldn’t he have a shield like he does before the pure hearts are activated? So could the liquid still get to him?
Also you forget Dimintio has control over diminsions, he could trap the Bleach verse in another diminsion.
Once again, you’re also dealing with the fact that these guys are DBZ fast, meaning Mario wouldn’t even be able to blink before Aizen cuts him in half. And Mayuri pretty much renders the Chaos Heart useless. And demensions, ooooh. Hueco Mundo, SS, and Earth are all in separate dimensions, yet they’re still easily able to traverse through them with gates (for SR) and Hollow abilities (for Aizen’s gang)
