Ultimate Team War - Skyward Sword's Hyrule

Thank you, Mr_Anon, for your response.First off, when Harry teleports the trio to 50 feet away from Grievous, he does not put them on the tree, instead opting to hover over the air. Mewtwo casually keeps Harry and Skyward Link in the air with him using his psychic powers while destroying Grievous, then drops them off on the tree to fight Ocarina Link. If Harry must teleport onto the tree, Mewtwo can still float around to see Grievous without putting himself in danger of attack; if Grievous does get a shot on Mewtwo, which is unlikely as he will need time to aim against a quickly moving target and Mewtwo needs little time for destruction, his psychic forcefield will absorb the blow, and Grievous still goes down anyway. He's simply much too fragile to survive in this combat.My opponent refer's to Harry's attacks as "energy-based," but it's quite a different form of attack, magic. Magic is certainly never referred to as energy canonically. If Grievous' blast manages to distract Mewtwo enough to prevent a full-out psychic assault, which I doubt, Harry's Expelliarmus will certainly do the trick in disarming him of all of his weapons, rendering Grievous completely useless and open to a fatal Blasting Curse.Meanwhile, the two Links engage. My opponent argues that because the rules of magic are different in the multiple worlds involved in this fight, they cannot interact each other, but I would think that spells are spells, and there are enough similarities in magic across different worlds (Dark Arts vs. Dark Magic, Avada Kedavra vs. Deyja, Din's Fire vs. Brisingr vs. Confringo, Nayru's Love vs. Protego vs. Skölir, etc.) that any reasonable interactions between different forms of magic would occur. There is also precedent for this in the LM Classic debate of Logical_Master versus mongoose (#9454), in which it was agreed that the Keyblade of Kingdon Hearts would be a suitable substitute for the Master Sword despite the difference of canon. This is irrelevant, however, as the Hero of Legend will defeat the Hero of Time anyway with his more advanced techniques and longer time of invulnerability.My opponent claims that despite the use of the Guardian Potion +, Link and Harry may still be knocked out, but this is false. No matter how many blows one who uses such a potion takes, he will take no damage, although he can still be manipulated, similar to Nayru's Love. Even if it were true, Grievous is not available to help, having been destroyed by either Mewtwo or Harry. If Ocarina Link did try to kill Harry with arrows, Harry would have disarmed him so fast Link wouldn't have time to get out his bow, let alone aim; note that without Navi, the Hero of Time may not Z-target.Part of my opponent's plan involves Ocarina Link and Grievous sitting on stools to recover health. While Link may be able to do this given Skyward Link's success, there is nothing to suggest that Grievous will heal himself at all by merely sitting on a stool. Moving on to Teridax, my opponent claims that he teleports up to Skyloft, but there is no article in the BS01 Wiki on teleportation, so it is unclear whether or not he actually may teleport to such an extent, with unknown range and speed. My opponent suggests that Gravity powers are enough to force Blue-Eyes to crash, but the wiki indicates that Gravity only grants limited flight, so if it can't even grant complete flight, it will hardly be turbulence for the Blue-Eyes White Dragon, who has such flight power that it could reach and destroy the Satellite Cannon 240 miles above the Earth's atmosphere. Vacuum will be similarly ineffective.http://www.4kidstv.com... (7:38 - 8:05) (18:50 - 19:59)My opponent claims that Ghirahim can't get to Makuta in the air, but that is false, as he has demonstrated the ability to create and manipulate platforms at his own discretion, and creates one such platform beneath Makuta. He then teleports into the air directly above Makuta and slams down with his swords, destroying him. (Video 1, 7:34 - 7:40) Should this fail, Blue-Eyes is still free to use Burst Stream of Destruction to kill Makuta, and Ghirahim teleports back onto Blue-Eyes, ready to send a tornado after Eragon and Saphira. Teridax will have difficulty reading the mind of a fast-moving target like Ghirahim. http://www.youtube.com... My opponent references statis fields, but such things are never mentioned in the BS01 Wiki, so I don't believe they exist, and even if they did, I doubt they would stop Ghirahim's teleportation.This leaves Saphira and Eragon, who currently only pursue Ghirahim and therefore have no strategy in place to deal with Mewtwo, Harry Potter, Link, Blue-Eyes, or even Ghirahim, actually, so Team PRO takes victory unless Team CON can come up with a successful plan for this situation.Good luck with your next response, Mr_Anon.