Ultimate Team War: Pandora

Thank you, Mr_Anon, for your final response.1. My opponent has no alternate explanation for how this "real world" bedroom could belong to anyone but a human. In the Midair Stadium I see no humans at all; just try to make out anything in the blur of crowd. Ultimately, we must conclude that Crazy Hand is indeed small, although I will still continue to refute large Crazy Hand, which my opponent falsely implies I haven't done.2. Distance is not a problem for Magneto, as tearing things apart does not need precision. Magneto can manipulate pre-existing magnetic fields to do his bidding, so the presence of unobtanium will only contribute to his power. Even if this did interfere, Teridax would still be destroyed, as Magneto rips him apart immediately after the war begins, not waiting one second. My opponent chose the last round to claim that Teridax will survive anyway, but no matter; the Antidermis is highly vulnerable to fire, so Paper Mario's Flame Burst or Harry's Incendio can destroy it, or if it can't be tracked down, it will dissipate automatically after two weeks [1], and my opponent doesn't explain how Teridax will possibly defeat anyone in this form.3. When Paper Mario enters 3D, his screen expands to cover a much larger range than before. In every situation described in this debate, he is close enough to his foe for his items to hit.Regarding Harry's magical experience [2], he "would occasionally cast the protective enchantments that Hermione would use," which would only get better after nineteen years of experience, and "Harry was one of the few non-Dark Wizards who was highly proficient in the Dark Arts at all levels," so he could easily use Fiendfyre.http://www.youtube.com...My opponent has finally chosen to use Crazy Hand for something other than bombs, and in doing so greatly exaggerates its fighting abilities. See Video 1, starting at 1:25, leaving only Link and Crazy Hand. Notice how slowly Crazy Hand moves, as well how it takes a break after every attack, and this is against the relatively slow-moving Link. Now imagine if Link is flying around in an AMP suit at highway speeds. Crazy Hand would be completely lost. Even after losing an AMP suit, which is unlikely, Magneto would be able to fly away at a quick pace, and Skyward Link can dash faster than Brawl Link, avoiding all of Crazy Hand's attacks. Magneto would destroy Grievous and Teridax (if they weren't dead already), then recruit Harry to join them while Kirby fights Meta Knight. The result of this conflict will be Magneto and Link destroying Ridley as Crazy Hand, large or small, continuously tries and fails to grab either of them, suffering a painful autocannon death in the end.If Teridax only surrounds his own team in darkness, then Harry's Lumos Maxima will easily neutralize it. When Teridax then summons the blizzard, Harry can see it coming and cast Impervious before it actually hits, giving Teridax no chance to locate Harry's position, although a second of just barely being visible wouldn't give him an actual chance anyway. As for his Confusion power, this would have the same problem as his mind-reading power, as Harry's mind is completely different from any mind in the Bionicle universe, and therefore, the confusion power wasn't designed to alter it at all. It would be like trying to fly a remote control plane with a certain radio wave frequency, only to learn that the plane is actually controlled by steam clouds; they're just completely incompatible. In any case, Magneto should have destroyed Ridley by this point, so he'd drop by and destroy Teridax and Grievous on the off-chance that they survived his initial remote strike against them.While the fire Paper Mario encountered may have been "paper fire," which looked like ordinary enough fire to me, there's also no evidence that Paper Mario is actually flammable; after all, he survived large falls and collisions that should have destroyed anything made of our world's paper. Of course, this doesn't matter, as Paper Mario is protected by a Block Block, and even then, before Grievous can get close enough to use his lightsabers, Paper Mario's Ice Storm would kill Grievous. My opponent contended my Thunder Rage argument this round, but completely forgot about the Ice Storm, thus conceding its lethality.As for Kirby fighting Grievous, my opponent's reasoning is flawed: "Skull Kirby" doesn't exist! If Kirby does gain the Laser Ability and have to rid himself of it, he will simply run away before dropping the ability, avoiding any risk of death. Meanwhile, Ice Storm.Of course, the above two paragraphs should be completely irrelevant, as Teridax and Grievous are destroyed not even a minute into the war.Moving on to the one-on-one: My opponent's decription of these battles is somewhat amusing, as he talks of Magneto fighting Ridley and Crazy Hand simultaneously, which kind of defeats the entire "1-on-1" analysis, although by my argument, Crazy Hand is useless anyway. Looking at every round, my opponent concedes that if given the opportuniy, Magneto would destroy Teridax, Grievous, and Meta Knight without question. Link's Shield Bash isn't meant to harm, but stun, giving Link an opportunity to leave a bomb with Grievous, then run like the wind away to let him explode. For Meta Knight's sword speed, it doesn't matter how fast he swings it, a Shield Bash would still counter it. I don't see how Final Cutter would be effective in this fight, as Meta Knight would fly in the air, then try to land, easily blocked by a shield. Link can jump backwards to avoid a sword slide. Ultimately, as I've pointed out before, his Guardian Potions and Hylian Shield give him the undeniable edge here. Crazy Hand can't use bombs indefinitely, and must pause between uses; also, it can't even maintain his grip for any longer than about five seconds, and it isn't evne lethal. See the video; Brawl Link could defeat Crazy Hand without taking any damage from it, and he's much slower and not as well equipped. There's also the fact that he's just a miniature trophy. I don't believe we ever saw how Ridley could take out Link; sure, he can fire plasma, but the Guardian Potion will protect Link long enough to let him fire enough arrows to take out Ridley. All of this, of course, ignores Link's AMP, which will most certainly help. I believe I've already refuted everything my opponent says about Paper Mario here. Looking at past rounds, assuming that his items work, Paper Mario is conceded to defeat Meta Knight, Ridley, and Teridax with them. Kirby doesn't just hold Galaxia, but uses it to great effect. There's a key difference there. After we acknowledge that Laser Kirby exists, my opponent concedes that he would defeat both Ridley and Crazy Hand. I've refuted Teridax's sleuthing abilities, but I've played Amazing Mirror, and I honestly don't have a clue what my opponent is referring to as Galaxia's "power to reveal ... illusions," and the wiki doesn't either. My opponent also chooses to introduce four different combat abilities of Teridax at the last second, so I'm going to refute them with just as little embellishment, or not more: apparating away negaties Gravity, Poison requires physical contact that will not be granted, lightning is blocked by Protego, and Shattering is blocked by Protego. If my opponent disagrees with any of these defenses, I guess that's his problem, as he should have mentioned the attacks much earlier. My opponent has notably never contested that Harry would defeat Ridley with a single Conjuctivitis Curse, which makes that battle much easier, as if it weren't already simple. Using the conclusions above, many arguable conflicts become obvious as victors of some battles join friends against foes that they easily defeat. To conclude this, Team CON has dozens of methods for taking out Team PRO.Thank you, Mr_Anon, for instigating this debate. May we do this again in the future.1. http://tinyurl.com...2. http://tinyurl.com...