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

As this is the rebuttal round, I will be devoting the entirety of my argument to rebuttal. To begin, I will examine the statements he made in the second round of the debate:My opponent notes that the Star Fox team has superior weaponry to a team of six Jigglypuffs. I do not contest this - Jigglypuffs have no need to carry weapons around so naturally Star Fox team will have an advantage in this category. In particular, he notes a few weapons: the Demon Launcher, which has three auto-kill missiles and an auto-lock on feature, radar, which can detect hidden things, and the Star Fox military vehicles. While these can be useful weapons, can these be useful against a group of six Jigglypuffs in a field? I doubt it. To start with, the Demon Launcher itself is problematic. It is given to the losing side in a Star Fox Assault Versus round, which my opponent and I both agree would be the most likely scenario for a fight. The issue here is he states that every Star Fox team member would be given one if they are put in a losing position, even though the Star Fox Assault multiplayer has a limit of four players, each on their own team, meaning that there can only be one Demon Launcher awarded per side.[YouTube video] Even with that, if Star Fox team has an inherent edge like my opponent suggests, they will never receive the weapon.Even further, my opponent asserts in the cross-ex that the Demon Launcher is Star Fox team's weapon, so it cannot possibly be awarded to anyone other than the Star Fox team in the same way Pokemon moves cannot be learned by Star Fox team. However, Wolf O'Donnell, who is most certainly not a member of Star Fox team, can be awarded the weapon, so in actuality it can be awarded to anyone. I will not contest it cannot be awarded to Jigglypuff, however, because Jigglypuff does not need it. Why? Let's look at the facts: As I have established, Star Fox team can clearly only be awarded one Demon Launcher, not six. That would still be sufficient to kill three Jigglypuffs if effectively used - which sounds great, but the problem is, a Demon Launcher cannot be used effectively in a field. Why is that? The answer is tall grass. Meadows and fields in Pokemon are filled with tall grass, which is basically impossible to see through. Since the Demon Launcher needs to see its target for it to be able to lock on, as long as Jigglypuffs stay in the grass the weapon is effectively useless. This same reasoning applies to radar, which is only able to detect relative size and shape according my my opponent's cross-ex answers. The problem with this is that Jigglypuffs are not the only ball-shaped Pokemon, so radar would not be incredibly useful. And as for ships, the Star Fox team would not automatically be afforded them under Star Fox Assault Versus rules and there would only be a few of them. There are certainly not enough for all six team members to claim one.[Youtube video] Thus, the ships would not serve an immediate benefit and could even be claimed by a Jigglypuff or destroyed outright if they got there fast enough.My opponent also notes Jigglypuff is ranked far lower on the SSBB tier ranking than Fox and Falco. This is true,[1] but is actually quite deceptive. According to the most recent character matchups list, Jigglypuff has a 55-45 advantage over Falco (meaning a single Jigglypuff would beat Falco roughly 55 out of 100 times) and the matchup with Fox is unknown (meaning there is no confirmed edge either way). In other words, there is no advantage at all for Star Fox team here; in fact, it could actually be an edge for Jigglypuff![2] My opponent next mentions diversity as an edge, which in a way it can be. However, a group of six Jigglypuffs all have the same ability to put you to sleep. Simply put, diversity is utterly useless when you are incapacitated. I will cede that strategy is a slight edge to Star Fox team, but you don't really need to strategize if you are a Jigglypuff - all you need to do is put your opponent to sleep and then pound the snot out of them.Now, onto my opponent's round 3 arguments:My opponent notes Star Fox team has Arwings, which can attack land targets. I have already established, however, that Star Fox team would not immediately have access to an Arwing, and that it is very hard to see through tall grass even with radar. There certainly would not be six Arwings, and although I suppose you could just attack all the surrounding area with your Arwing, you risk damaging you allies.Second, my opponent correctly eliminated several moves the average Jigglypuff would not know. He then discounts the usefulness of Defense Curl, which could drastically reduce the effectiveness of enemy firepower by as much as six times. If you think that isn't a big boost, you are very wrong. I will admit I forgot to include a physical attack, 'Pound', which isn't as effective as body slam but still works. That leaves Jigglypuff with at least four moves that can be incredibly useful. Also, my opponent unwisely disregards the usefulness of 'disable' - what's more annoying than pulling out a gun and finding that it doesn't work? Because this conflict would be in tall, hard-to-see-through grass, the Jigglypuffs could sneak up on a Star Fox team member, disable half their inventory and kill him before he can find one that works. It could also be used to negate my opponent's biggest weapons - the Arwing, Landmaster, and Demon Hunter. Simply put, disable is something that Star Fox team cannot handle. He also notes that 'Sing' has only a 55% accuracy, but that is in a regulation Pokemon fight against actual Pokemon. In a fight that more closely resembles the Star Fox Assault Versus mode fight - those in the Super Smash Bros series - Sleep has 100% accuracy.[3]My opponent's final argument relates to type advantages. However, as this is not a regulation Pokemon fight and only Pokemon have types, this argument is irrelevant.[4] With that out of the way, I have not only established that Star Fox team does not have an advantage in a fight against six Jigglypuffs, but also that the Jigglypuff team would inherently have the edge. Therefore, a vote for Con is warranted.References:1. http://supersmashbros.wikia.com...2. http://supersmashbros.wikia.com...3. http://www.ssbwiki.com...4. http://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net...