In A Fight Between the Star Fox Team and Jigglypuff, the Star Fox Team Would Most Likely Win

ClarificationAlthough I told my opponent that he could use five Jigglypuffs in this hypothetical fight, that was without calculating the Star Fox Team's R.O.B. That said, my opponent is entitled to six hypothetical Jigglypuffs, not five.The Case in Favor of the Star Fox Team I affirm the resolution that in a fight between the Star Fox team and five Jigglypuffs, the Star Fox team would most likely win on the grounds of these four contentions.1. FirepowerThe Star Fox team has access to a revolutionary variety of weaponry applicable for any situation. These include weapons like the Demon Launcher[1], a weapon that locks instantly onto a target and kills it in one hit. Since this weapon contains three missiles, if every member of the Star Fox team (five, if you exclude the non-field combatant R.O.B.) had a Demon Launcher, all six Jigglypuffs would be killed instantly unless they found a really good hiding spot.The only problem with a hiding spot is that every Star Fox character has a Radar. In every single level of every single Star Fox game (exculding the 1993 SNES game, where no radar was needed) has a radar handy. Seeing no cannon proof that Jigglypuffs come with cloaking devices, there's really no safe place for a Jigglypuff to hide.Let's put aside for a moment that the Star Fox team comes equipped with Demon Launchers and Radar. As a matter of fact, let's ignore weapons they carry on foot in general for a moment. One still has to consider the amazing military vehicles that the Star Fox team uses in every mission such as the Landmaster and the Arwing, which is armed with infinite lasers and three smart bombs[2]. These machines have more capability than anything a Jigglypuff has been known to possess, or even be capable of operating.In short, the Star Fox team is equipped. Extremely equipped. The weapons this team arms itself with is beyond anything a Jigglypuff could survive longer than an hour or two. That's not all.2. Statistically Higher RankingOne contention I feel obligated to point out is that this hypothetical fight is not entirely hypothetical. There is a video game where we know for a fact that at least some of the members of Star Fox have had a chance to duke it out with Jigglypuff. The most recent tier list (as of April 2013) is shown here: The ace pilot "Falco" checks in at the A- (lower-top) tier as number seven, the leader of the team "Fox" ranks in the C (middle) tier as number fiteeen, and Jigglypuff scrapes together the ability to rank as number thirty-six in the F (bottom) tier.Considering that at least one member fares approximately five times (5x) better than Jigglypuff, and another fares over two times (2x) better than Jigglypuff, two members of the Star Fox team alone are capable of beating up at least seven Jigglypuffs, and that's without Demon Launchers.If you weigh in my previous evidence involving the Demon Launchers, the entire Star Fox team, without any fighting skills, can already defeat fifteen. However, if you choose to ignore weaponry, two alone can still wipe out seven.Seven is more than six[3].3. Diversity The first subpoint of this contention is obvious. Each member of the Star Fox team possesses a unique ability that, when put together as a team, leaves no weak point in structure[4(link does not include Krystal, who appears at a later point in the storyline)]. Fox provides tactical leadership, Falco brings exceptional combat skills to the table, Slippy builds the weapons and technology (this is especially important if my opponent argues that no weapons should be allowed), Peppy displays experience and instruction, Krystal has telepathic abilities that allow the team to know exactly what their allies and foes are thinking, and R.O.B. analyzes the situation and warns of oncoming danger.Even if Jigglypuffs used cinematic liscence Pokemon miracles to work together and solve the problem, they wouldn't have the ability to collaborate in the same way the Star Fox team does. After all, that's what makes Star Fox so unique. The game has so many characters, but all of them are different in multiple aspects, and this boosts combined power as a team.4. Strategic AbilityI should also mention another quick contention to add to this argument. Throughout the Star Fox game series, the team has shown a very important aspect to a good fight that no Jigglypuff has ever set foot upon.Strategy.There's no Jigglypuff who has ever shown the ability to harness and hone in on its skills. Without a trainer to give orders to a Jigglypuff, the pokemon levels up much more slowly, thinks much more rashly, and overall fights much more poorly. The element of strategy is a huge advantage to the Star Fox team that easily puts them ahead of six Jigglypuffs.For all these contentions and more, a vote in favor of Pro is obvious.Sources[1] http://starfox.wikia.com...[2] http://starfox.wikia.com...;[3] http://affordablehousinginstitute.org...;[4] http://starfox643d.nintendo.com...;