Ultimate Team War - Skyward Sword's Hyrule

Thank you, Mr_Anon, for your response.By "drop," I meant that Mewtwo would, after taking care of Grievous, come closer to the tree, hovering about a foot off the ground, then drop off Link and Harry. I had no intention at all of putting them at a significantly higher altitude in the leaves.My opponent questions Mewtwo's mental concentration, but holding up Link and Harry is insignificant compared to his later feats of levitation ([1], 1:06:44 - 1:07:30), and he was quite capable of both creating a shield and destroying the lab that contained him simultaneously ([1], 3:30 - 4:30). With the shield, Mewtwo would have no need to worry about the blaster fire, and would thus not be distracted by it. If Ocarina Link wishes to fire a Light Arrow, that is fine, but I have already pointed out his aiming problems, and Skyward Link can block the arrow with his Hylian Shield. Grievous is still destroyed before he can get out his blaster anyway, so the predicament is irrelevant. In the unlikely situation that the Light Arrow hits Mewtwo after he destroys Grievous and Skyward Link fails to block it, it wouldn't even kill Mewtwo, just damage him slightly, and Link and Harry would fall, but Link's Sailcloth and Harry's Aresto Momentum would prevent any damage from the fall. Mewtwo would then use Psychic to freeze Link (Nayru's Love only protects against physical attacks) and bring Harry and Link back on top of the tree to finish their intended job.My opponent claims that Grievous can use his lightsabers to block a Disarming Charm, but if he is focused on blasting Mewtwo's shield, he will not be prepared to counter a spell. If he does counter Expelliarmus, Harry can instead move on to the Blasting Curse, which creates an explosion without firing a beam of light, killing Grievous anyway. If Grievous dodges, he will disrupt his own attack against Mewtwo, easily crushed. If Grievous tried to counter-attack, Protego would block the physical attack and again give Mewtwo all the better of a chance to destroy. In any case, this three-on-two battle will result in both Ocarina Link and Grievous being eliminated with, as a worst-case scenario, Mewtwo sustaining minor damage.I acknowledge that different canons have some differences, I believe that the similarities allow the magic to interact with each other to at least some reasonable degree.More precedence: in the LM Classic debate of mongeese vs. Yraelz (#9456), it was decided that Sephiroth's Materia, which reflects magic, would reflect all magic from all canons. It makes the most logical sense.While it is true that Link may be stunned while under the effects of the Guardian Potion +, being invulnerable but not invincible, but he does not lose consciousness, which only occurs when he loses all of his hearts. My opponent points to Link's limited stamina, but when Link does run out of breath, he quickly regains it in a few seconds, and even then, he only has to tap into his stamina when sprinting or using more advanced sword techniques. This renders all of his plans to defeat Link useless for the approxomately fifteen minutes that his Guardian Potion + will last, leaving Link with enough time to defeat Grievous with bombs and Ocarina Link with advanced swordsmanship, and that's assuming he has to do this fight alone.My opponent claims that with no air, the Blue-Eyes White Dragon cannot fly, but Ghirahim has summoned a tornado, disrupting Teridax's Vacuums so that Blue-Eyes still has air. If this fails, it will only fall fifty feet onto Skyloft, hardly enough of a distance to do any real damage, and still put up a fight against anything and everything using White Lightning attacks. I before pointed out how Ghirahim would destroy Makuta with a crushing sword blow from the air; my opponent does not explain how Makuta will dodge, so the only counter-attack seems to be to have Eragon try to avenge Makuta. Magnetism will not work, as Makuta has not located Ghirahim, and general magnetism would only accelerate Ghirahim towards Makuta even faster. If the platform is gone, it doesn't matter, as Ghirahim will instead continue to fall to the surface, but his great endurance will ensure that he sustains no major damage. Mind-reading will fail because Ghirahim is moving too fast for Teridax. My opponent points out that it only takes a few seconds, but that doesn't take into account necessary to locate Ghirahim, who has teleported away, which makes it a few seconds too late, because at that point Ghirahim has already slashed through him with his swords, killing him. Ghirahim then teleports back onto Blue-Eyes, who engages Saphira and defeats her and her rider with White Lightning. At this point, Mewtwo, Harry, and Link join in, and Team CON has no chance to survive. My opponent has defined stasis shields, but his page notes that this ability requires eye-contact, and Ghirahim isn't going to give Teridax that.I will now refute my opponent's "other things":1. There is nothing to suggest that Teridax's power would trump Ghirahim's, so these abilities would instead conflict; the tornado would clash with the vacuums, interfering with Teridax's plans.2. Grievous and Link would be dead before this occurs, but even if it did, White Lightning will bring down Saphira's fragile wings, as I've pointed before with no objection, and Eragon, Link, and Grievous would go down in the crash landing. Grievous would be destroyed, Eragon and Link would be subject to attack from the many creatures on the surface at Ghirahim's command, and Saphira would take the brunt of the fall, seriously injured and unable to do anything. After the Guardian Potions wear off, Blue-Eyes would fly down and continue the assault of White Lightning attacks, ensuring victory.3. This is false, as during my first video, Ghirahim teleports many times without a snap of his fingers (2:42, 3:04 especially). It doesn't matter, as Ghirahim doesn't intend to be locked in a statis field anyway.4. Blue-Eyes would survive the fall because it's only fifty feet.5. I've evidenced the full extent of Blue-Eyes' power: flight and White Lightning.6. I chose the Mewtwo from Mewtwo Strikes Back, as I indicated in Round 2. I sourced the movie, describing Mewtwo's powers of shielding, levitating, and destroying.7. Very well, Harry would use the Stunning Spell instead, knocking his target unconscious, which is sufficient as per Rule 12.[1] http://www.watchcartoononline.com...In conclusion, Team PRO still reigns victorious.