Ultimate Team War - Skyward Sword's Hyrule

Pro did not make it clear at the beginning that Mewtwo was 50 feet in the air. However, this still creates problems. Because my opponent claims Mewtwo "drops" his teammates, I assume he is above the platform Grievous is standing on, indicating that he is in the leaves, in other words he cannot see Grievous or my Link. In addition, I highly doubt that Mewtwo has the mental concentration to ignore blaster fire, hold a psychic shield hover in the air, lift his teammates with him, and psychicly crush Grevious at the same time. In addition, I cannot find evidence that Mewtwo has a psychic shield power, or the power to psychically crush victims like this. In any case, I alter my strategy slightly so that Link also fires a light arrow along with Grievous' blaster fire. If the combined attacks are incapable of at least breaking Mewtwo's shield, I claim Mewtwo as a "God character" and therefore disqualified. Because Mewtwo's shield is broken, Grievous can simply fire his blaster again and kil the pokemon. My opponent claims that spells are not energy-based. However, magic certainly described as light. Lightsabers are cabable of defecting any object with an electromagnetic energy field (. http://starwars.wikia.com...). Light-based attacks, being electromagnetc radiation, fit in this category. However, even assuming that lightsabers cannot deflect projectile-based spells, Grievous can still dodge, which is a possible option, given his mechanical reflexes. Expelliarmus is a projectile-based attack, and can be dodged. In addition, if lasers and magic are completely different, Harry has no way to block Grievous' blaster attacks and will be knocked back. My opponent's reasoning when claiming that the magics between canons are the same is flawed. His "similarities" are merely spells that have similar affects. There are many, many differences. Magic in the Inheritance cycle draws from the energy of its user. Harry Potter Magic does not. Magic in Zelda does not require specific speech or motions to use. Harry Potter magic does. They are different canons, and refer to different definitions of "magic". While the Guardian Potion + does resist bodily harm, it has been shown that Link can still be stunned. For example, when struck by an electric attack, he will still be stunned for a few seconds. In addition, because my opponent's Link does not have a stamina potion, he can still get tired and run out of energy. Repeated strikes from lightsabers will undoutably stun him and wear him out. He can them be forced unconcious by strangulation. As for Harry, a blaster hit will knock him down, and Grievous can use this oppurtunity to get close to him, pin him down, and zap him into unconcsious using his electrostaff. They can then drop both unconscious opponents into the water and kill them (and steal Link's remaining guardian potions). As for Teridax battling Blue-Eyes, Gravity powers in the bionicle powers are quite often used to pin an opponent down to the ground as described by Biosector, Makuta have the power to "[use] gravity control to crush any object in visual range". A dragon that flies using wings requires air in order to fly. If this air is deprived, it cannot fly (in addition, it requires air to breath in the first place). I will also alter my strategy slightly here and have Eragon and Saphira join Teridax in the sky. Girahim, being forced to use a platform away from Blue-eyes, will end up fighting them. Eragon, being just as skilled with the sword as Skyward Sword Link if not better, should easily be able to defeat Girahim, especially since this entire time Saphira is breathing flames on Girahim and Eragon is using spells and mental attacks whenever free. In addition, since Teridax has forced Blue-eyes to the ground, he can help destroy Girahim. Pro requested a source for the Statis Field attack; it is listed as a Makuta power here: (. http://biosector01.com...). In addition, Teridax can use magnetism to draw away any weapons Girahim conjours, shattering ability to destroy any platform Girahim creates should he jump off. Girahim does have the possiblity of retreating, but again, Makuta can read minds. He is noted at one point in the bionicle series implying that he can read entire minds in mere seconds, so no matter how fast Girahim moves, he cannot avoid Makuta's mind-reading. Other things to note:1. As long as Teridax is nearby Girahim cannot create a tornado, as weather control is a Makuta power. 2. Should the fight against Blue-eyes and Girahim be prolonged, Grievous and Link have more than enough to join the battle, at which point Link will drink a guardian potion he has stolen from the other Link, and give another one to Eragon. 3. Girahim requires a snap of his fingers to use a spell, including teleportation (. http://zelda.wikia.com...). A statis field that completely immobilizes Girahim prevents him from doing this.4. Despite having finite defense, Blue-eyes White dragon is described as being "virtually invincible" (. http://yugioh.wikia.com...). Should Pro take advantage of this description as far as to claim Blue-eyes capable of surviving impact to the ground from such a height, I claim the White Dragon as a "God-level" character and motion for its disqualification (for my most powerful character, Teridax, I went as far as to remove his claimed invincibility and quick-healing powers).5. As seen from the source above, Blue-eyes' powers are very vaguely, if at all, described. If my opponent brings up new strategies for this character, I demand that he beforehand explains exactly what the full extents of his power are.6. Mewtwo's source (. http://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net...) describes a wide range of moves used by the Pokemon (none of which make his character completely invincible to blaster fire or have the ability to hover over 100 feet above the ground). However, Pokemon can only learn 4 moves at a time, and my opponent has not clarified which ones his Mewtwo has. It may be that my opponent's Mewtwo refers to the one in the anime, in which case he should have linked that source. However, the article Bulbapedia has on that (. http://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net...) does not clarify the full extent of the anime-Mewtwo's powers, only listing ones that are in common with the game.7. Harry Potter is described several times in the series, notably in the final book in his conversatin with Lupin, as having a general disdain for killing. He instead chooses to disarm or stun his opponents. Though the rules state that he is to be absolutely loyal to his team leader, I bring this up in case Pro tries to make him use the Avada Kedavra curse, which he would be incapable of using. That is all. Because all of my oppenent's team has been defeated, team CON wins.