Ultimate Team War - Ender's Game 3

Thank you for responding, Kleptin. Firstly, my opponent criticizes my reserved right to edit my preparation, claiming that editting my strategy after seeing his would be cheating. However, there are numerous problems with this. For one, my opponent's strategy already seems to have been made in response to my own, with everybody stuffing their ears with clay. My opponent cannot prove that this was not come up with after I posted my argument. Therefore, in the interest of fairness, I must be allowed to edit my opening preparation. Additionally, what Team CON does directly affects what Team PRO does. For example, as Lucas is using his TMs, he suddenly hears Fox in the Battle Room using Fire Fox or Fox Illusion, each of which has a distinct sound. However, he realizes that he cannot see Fox. This gets him thinking in a different way than my previous preparation, and therefore requires editing. Lucas concludes that he wants to see Fox, so he teaches Alakazam TM Flash and uses it, exposing Team CON. Lucas then uses what he sees to formulate new plans if necessary. This is just one of many examples of how requiring me to stick to my original preparation is illogical. Problems with my opponent's plans: 1. Where is this ink bucket coming from? I would like a reason why there is an ink bucket. 2. What source talks about ninja abilities being faster than the naked eye? And how can chakra be used for levitation? And are Naruto and Deidara able to fight the Tailwind? 3. Midna may glow sometimes, but not always. Midna usually disquises herself as Link's shadow, and shadows do not glow. This flaws my opponent's entire plan. Problems with my opponent's rebuttals: 1. Tailwind: "The user whips up a turbulent whirlwind that ups the Speed of all party Pokï¿½mon for three turns." [1] The wind is a natural part of the attack. Sure, Pokï¿½mon in the games may not be pushed back by wind at all, only being slowed down, but SSB characters are very vulnerable to wind. The "wind effect" is actually just wind. SSB characters are the ones who have their problems with it. 2. My opponent seems to think that his team is faster than mine. However, Rayquaza has used Dragon Dance six times, quadrupling its own speed, and it has used Tailwind, redoubling it. Rayquaza is now very fast, and can easily come out alone and unleash one Surf to sweep all of the Narutos away. 3. Surf is not completely meaningless. Although there may not be gravity for the downwards crash, the water is still being propelled forwards by the very force of the attack, which would sweep Team CON back into the opposing wall. The water would be quite crushing at that point. Additionally, I can prove that Surf does not do any less damage with decreasing gravity. Surf's damage is not affected by the effect of Gravity, a move that intensifies gravity to the point where free-flying Pokï¿½mon are suddenly grounded. This significant change produces no change whatsoever in Surf's damage. The animation for Surf does not change with intensified gravity. Therefore, it is only logical that Surf would not change with lessened gravity. Question: As the battlefield has been completely swamped, how do Exploding Clay and Clones react to this? I know that the SSB characters drown. 4. Lucas, having realized that Team CON has stuffed their ears with clay, no longer commands Lapras to use Perish Song. Instead, it uses Confuse Ray on Naruto. 5. Okay, I will admit that Link could miss due to the lack of light. I was counting on his being able to hear. However, thanks to Flash, there is light, so I can start this contention anew. Link gets out his Double Clawshots and starts swinging around by gripping the handles on the wall. By chaining handles, he can get anywhere with ease. This allows him to snipe Team CON. CONCLUSION: I did not neglect my own rules. Gravity is irrelevant to all of my plans, and light is not necessary. I have used logic and reason to show that I may edit my preparations in response to actions performed by Team CON. Rayquaza can easily unleash a Surf before Team CON's Exploding Clay plan works. Tailwind uses no flawed data, but rather its own canonical description. 1. http://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net...(move)