Bowser vs the Sonic the Hedgehog. Hopefully...

As expected, my opponent has provided excellent rebuttals, enough that I consider forfeiting. Nonetheless, I will do my best against him. Nonetheless, I thank my opponent for providing such a challenge. I will do my best against my skilled opponent. Countring Sonic My opponent states that instead Bowser will be the one to attack first. However, should Sonic taunt Bowser and he blunders forwardly, Sonic will not attack. Why? Because of his joking and sarcastic attitude, as my opponent has stated, and his cockiness [2]. Anyhow, Sonic will allow Bowser to attack, which means Sonic will counter and start attacking Bowser with reflex moves. However, given Bowser's incredible physical resistance and durability, these attacks won't do much. Eventually, Bowser will get his arms up, leaving Sonic momentarily dazed, and will either go for another attack or flee. Should Sonic go for another attack, Bowser can dodge, as he will eventually understand the pattern behind Sonic's move. Then Bowser can grab Sonic. Once Sonic is grabbed, it is over for him, since his strength is far from Bowser's, where Bowser could proceed to burn Sonic to death, something Sonic can not resist.1) Straightforward AttackLooking at Bowser's agility, he is actually as fast as Mario [1]. While this is nothing compared to Sonic, it gives him some merit. Although I did not state this before, Bowser has the ability to use dark magic quite proficiently [1], albeit the fact that he is rarely seen using them. Bowser's dark magic abilities allow him to do things such as use lightning bolts and even teleport. My opponent has effectively rebutted my other arguments, but Bowser can counter by shooting lightning-fast lightning. Even with Sonic's reflexes, it is hard to dodge lightning, and should Sonic get to close and Bowser can't use his other defensive options, he can teleport away, failing this attacking manuever.2) - 5)My opponent has not rebutted these arguments, therefore, I will allow him to do so in the next round.6) Sonic DriftI apologize for this, and this is a fail on my part. However, I will adress the topic at hand. However, given Sonic uses quickstep, Bowser can shoot tracking blue flames. Sonic will dodge them, but the flames will come back at him. Perhaps my opponent will find this statement more suitable than my other statement. Therefore, Bowser won't have to aim at Sonic's eyes, but his blurs instead. 7) Pure Speed and Intense ReflexesMy opponent's statement is flawed. Here, I am stating that Sonic will be moving at light speed. Even Sonic, with his speed capabilities, can not initiate light speed in a matter of two seconds. He will have to move back a fair distance to accelerate to the point of light speed, and then charge at Bowser, taking around 10-15 seconds. Bowser will not sit idly when Sonic does this. Even if Bowser is confused and an idiot, he is at least smart enough to know by now that Sonic takes advantage of his speed. If he sees Sonic go backwards, he is at least smart enough to know Sonic is preparing a massive attack. As shown, Bowser can proceed to use very fast lightning strikes to try and hit Sonic, and should that fail, Bowser can teleport or try again. This does not guarantee a hit on Sonic, but will prevent him from using this move against Bowser.With my opponent's rebuttals rebutted, I will go ahead and move on to his arguments. 1) You were hitting me this whole time? Oh, I didn't notice!Sonic can resist extreme amount of pain, but Bowser can get around this. Once Bowser grabs Sonic by countering Sonic, shown in the beginning, Sonic is powerless; his strength isn't enough to get out of Bowser's grip, Bowser can proceed to smash Sonic on the ground. Bowser can then burn Sonic with his fire, and since Sonic is facing Bowser up, his quills won't help him, and he can't sink in to the ground, given it is made of stone, as in the comments section. If fire isn't enough to work on poor old Sonic, Bowser can proceed to stab Sonic with his spikes and make him bleed on his belly. This situation would allow Sonic to get up and escape, but the wounds he would endure on the weak part of his body would leave him crippled. Sonic can heal himself by vibrating molecules very quickly, but when his is on fire, vibrating molecules will just amp up the fire, making it worse for him. 2) Pfft, I've face people way more powerful than you!While my opponent is in no way incorrect, this does not uphold his BOP stated in round one. Though Sonic defeated Emerl, this does not necessarily guarantee a win against Bowser, though my opponent presents an excellent case by doing so. 3) Time to AttackI welcome my opponent for his thanks, though I have rebutted those attacks I provided for him. Sonic can indeed release shockwaves at very high speeds. My opponent makes no mention at how fast they are, implying Bowser can use his relative agility to dodge a few, or counter with his lightning. Bowser can teleport away from the line of attack using his Dark Magic teleportation. Sonic wind makes swirling blades of energy, which can be countered by Bowser's lightning abilities. 4) Startegy Time!I know Sonic can run away. However, as stated in the Pure Speed and Intense Reflexes argument, Bowser is smart enough to know that Sonic is preparing an attack. Bowser is not dumb enough to charge at nothing when there is no target in zone. Repeating this process really won't help. ---Now that my opponents arguments have been rebutted as best as I can, I will now conjure some new arguments to use. 1) Size TransformationAccording to source [1], Bowser needs no item to perform his dark magic. He can shrink Sonic when he is momentarily stopped in the above arguments, and then make him small. Additionally, he could turn Sonic into a frog [1], at which point Sonic will lose his speed, making him easily destroyed by Bowser. 2) Andrenaline RushShould all above options be exhausted, Bowser has an internal mechanism in his Rump Command [3] that allow him to become massive in size, big enough to parallel his own castle [1]. Sonic will likely try to run away from such a sight, but Bowser can quickly stoop down and use his arms to make a circular ring that traps Sonic, given Bowser's colosall size. Do not forget Bowser can still use his magic if necessary. At this point, Bowser can use anything to finish off Bowser, who is effectively trapped by Bowser. (Not Bowser Bones). ConclusionMy opponent has definitely brought up good cases, but I have shown that my entire case does not consider flaws. Sources 1. http://www.mariowiki.com...2. http://sonic.wikia.com...3. http://www.mariowiki.com...