Ultimate Team War - Skyward Sword's Hyrule

I admit that I expected his team, given that he had used it in his previous attempt at this debate, and had tried to predict his strategies before hand. However, I will concede that I forgot about Mewtwo in this. Nonetheless, I believe I can still defeat Pro's team. First off, my opponent claims that Mewtwo is 50 feet away from the Hero of Time and General Grievous, yet he is able to psychically crush him. I contest that this is impossible, as the top of the Great Tree is on a large branch jutting out of the side (. http://www.youtube.com... see video). 50 feet away would be around the trunk of the tree. In other words, Mewtwo would not be able to crush him without at least being able to see his target . By the time Mewtwo gets within range to attack Grievous, the droid general will be able to fire his blaster at Mewtwo. While perhaps not enough to severely the Pokémon, it should be enough to t least distract him from being able to crush Grievous. Since Harry Potter and Link are attacking my Link, Grievous should be able to press this distraction and get close enough to cut Mewtwo into many pieces with his lightsabers. Link should be fighting Harry Potter and my opponent's Link very close by, so Grievous can turn to fight Harry Potter. Since Harry's spells are energy-based, Grievous can block them with his lightsabers and separate him from his team mate. Note that even though Harry has not gotten the chance to use any spells on the Hero of Time, Finite Incantaem would not affect my Link. I reason this because it is safe to assume that the magic in Harry Potter is not governed by the same rules as the magic in the Zelda series (or the magic in the Inheritance cycle). I other words, just as Eragon's wards against specific spells would not block Harry's attacks, any of Harry's spells that affect magic itself would be useless against Link. As it is, though both Harry and my opponent's Link have guardian potions, these only protect their users against physical harm, so they can still be knocked out. Because Harry cannot afford to get close to Grievous and must resort to apparition to avoid blaster fire, Grievous has the time to also attack my opponent's Link. Pressed against two opponent's, my Link will almost certainly be knocked out. Once this is done, the Hero of Time takes Pro's Link's whip and ties him up with it. He then takes all remaining guardian potions and drops the Link into the pond below. I estimate the Link's potion only has 2:00 left, and will likely be unconscious longer, he will drown (this means that from now on in this argument, "Link" will refer to my team member). Harry Potter will be killed shortly after, either by Grievous' blaster or the Hero of Time's arrows. Link and Grievous take Link' loftwing to Skyloft where they both heal themselves by resting on stools (though at this point the War as likely one as I will explain). While the skirmish at the Great Tree was going on, Teridax teleports to Skyloft and intercepts Blue-eyes and Girahim. Using his Gravity and Vaccum powers, he forces Blue-eyes to crash into the ground. Girahim has only one projectile attack he can use against Makuta, the red spikes. Makuta, holding his staff of darkness, can easily block this. Because this battle is in the air, Girahim cannot teleport near Makuta. And since the vaccuum also includes Girahim, the Demon Lord is forced to escape. To prevent this from happening, Makuta creates a statis field around Girahim, preventing him from moving. Should Girahim somehow bypass this, Teridax can read his mind and and know where he plans on teleporting. However, he will not pursue, instead staying to maintain his Vaccuum and Gravity on Blue-eyes until the dragon crashes into and island or the surface. While is is doing this, he informs Eragon and Saphira Girahim's plans through telepathy and they pursue him. At this point it is 5 on one and it is safe to assume the combined team can easily destroy Girahim, wherever he is.