Ultimate Team War - RMS Titanic

For reference, my opponent did post his Round 3 arguments, sources, etc. in the Comments section, and I would like to acknowledge them as part of this debate. More specifically, they are Comments 21-24. First, my opponent agrees that Harold is essentially powerless. This means that when Kirby eats the purple crayon, he will gain no powers, and merely spit it out. My opponent seems to be under the misconception that Kirby transforms into a new ability based solely on what he eats. This is false. He takes on a new ability from a pre-established set of abilities, but it's an ability that is somehow connected to whatever he ate. My opponent goes into the hypotheticals of the Dark Magician attacking other characters with the Mystic Box, but it matters not, for the Dark Magician attacked before he could ever learn that Harold was worthless, and therefore there is nothing that would change his plan of attack. My opponent claims that Master Khan has been able to use his power on Earth, and therefore, he can use his power in this battle. Perhaps my saying that he comes from a separate universe is misunderstood, given the concept of a multiverse in the comics themselves. I essentially mean that this Earth is in an entirely separate multiverse from the Earth that Master Khan visited, so that Master Khan is completely separated from any power that the K'un-Lun people can give him. As far as this debate is concerned, the K'un-Lun don't exist, and never have existed. My opponent claims that distance is no impediment, but this isn't just distance; this is a separate multiverse. CON also claims that all characters get their "normal" or "default" powers. For example, Link and Kirby would naturally start as they would when a game is turned on after saving, with no current ability and not currently holding any non-equipment item, such as a pot. However, Master Khan has no "normal" power, as his power is entirely dependent upon blood sacrifice by a people infinitely distant from him. Characters that rely on things outside of the universe of the battle don't have access to them. For example, for a time in Twilight Princess, Link is unable to use the Dominion Rod's power anywhere outside of the Temple of Time of the past. If it weren't for the fact that Link regains this power through the Ancient Sky Book, he would not be able to use the Dominion Rod in any Ultimate Team War that takes place anywhere outside the Temple of Time of the past. To say that Master Khan gets his "normal" powers despite the environment not allowing for it is like claiming that a Castform would be in its Normal Form despite a heavy rainstorm on the battlefield. My opponent points out that the bow of the Titanic is quickly sinking. That's why they're putting into execution such a speedy evacuation plan. He has few other moves against the team. My opponent again claims that his team can wipe out the Dark Magician before any major damage is done. However, he doesn't have many logical arguments for this to counter my own. Now, I don't see how demonic nature or physical strength can save Hellboy from a Dark Magic Attack, but stamina and healing may just help. However, that by no means means that the Dark Magician is going to actually let Hellboy get in a single punch; just before he makes contact, the Dark Magician will conjure up Magical Hats, to conceal him and hide him in another spot in the room, as Hellboy destroys an empty hat. The Dark Magician can then jump out from his hiding place and attack yet again. Now, the rest of my opponent's plan relies on Khan's spell, and my team will be having trouble if it works, so I'll dedicate the rest of my argument to stopping him, as it seems to be his only offensive maneuver left against anybody besides the Dark Magician. First off, as Master Khan tries to get away, the Dark Magician can jump into the air and cast a freezing spell on Khan, then launch a Dark Magic Attack on him, avoiding any chance for a fistfight with Hellboy and delaying Khan until long after the rest of my team can abandon ship and avoid Khan's spell completely. As Khan wouldn't even notice that my team had saved itself until after shrinking the Titanic, he will have instead trapped most of his own team, and the tiny Dark Magician can still escape with his Mystic Box, leaving a fight of five versus one (or 4 1/2 versus one, as the Dark Magician would have shrunk). There's a huge question of how long it would take Master Khan to actually shrink the Titanic. In "The Strange Magic of Master Khan!", Khan first had to stall his target by turning the sea against it before being able to summon the energy to seal it into a bottle [3]. How much longer would it take to do the same thing to the Titanic? However, even if Khan can try to unleash his spell in time, there's the question about whether or not it will even work. The Titanic is a huge ship, and it's doubtful that even a sorcerer as powerful as Master Khan can cast a spell that can envelop such a large work of construction. There's also the fact that a significant portion of the Titanic is made of iron [1], which "allegedly weakens mages of Khan's order." A ship much larger than the boat he originally shrunk, and made out of a material that weakens him? It doesn't seem feasible for him anymore. However, if bad comes to worse, and somehow Master Khan can fend off the wrath of the Dark Magician AND get over his little size issue AND come over his fear of iron, ALL before the rest of my team can evacuate the Titanic, I still have a plan. He claims that Master Khan can magically weigh down the bottle (even after overcoming everything just to shrink the Titanic in the first place), but gives no reason to believe that he can do this. Furthermore, I really doubt that this "magical" glass (whose magical-ness is merely by my opponent's fancy) can properly withstand a bomb arrow or Link's Ball and Chain. My team can then merely float around in the great blue ocean, with Link's once-empty Bottles stuffed with food from the ship, no problem. My team can survive far longer in the water than Khan can on the surface. In conclusion, my opponent only has any reasonable offenses against the Dark Magician, leaving the rest of my team to easily destroy whatever the Dark Magician cannot. Good luck, Chrysippus, and be sure to get your round in on time this time. I look forward to reading it. 1. http://www.titanic-facts.com... 2. http://www.marvunapp.com... 3. http://marvel.wikia.com... 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