Ultimate Team War: Pandora

Thank you, Mr_Anon, for your response.1. My opponent claims "ambiguity," then says that we should assume that he is right. This is a debate; I have put forth contentions for why my understanding of Crazy Hand is correct, and my opponent does not refute them. We should not assume things without reasoning just because it would favor my opponent. While I extend all arguments against a large Crazy Hand, I will from this point forward argue with the understanding that he is small, as my opponent has not adequately explained why Crazy Hand would be large.3. Link may use metal in his sword and some items, but he is not reliant upon it. I never made any arguments for Magneto destroying Pandora's terrain, as this would involve moving huge masses, inefficient in both time and energy; Team PRO would escape any ravaged area before Magneto could properly destroy it. Recall that if my opponent cannot win this contention, he loses both Grievous and Teridax, and I've explained before how this leaves him absolutely no hope of survival.4. Walls may prevent Paper Mario's item attacks from hitting an enemy, but my opponent hasn't pointed out any walls in this debate that would achieve such protection, making the contention moot.Harry received an "Exceeded Expectations" on his Charms O.W.L., and mastered the Patronus Charm early, indicating a proficiency in Charms, and Shield Charms would be invaluable for an auror to know; Harry was particularly fond of Protego in his teenage years. Harry wanted to be an auror since his fifth year, and Aurors are required to master Charms [1]. Harry may have missed his seventh year at Hogwarts, but travelling and practicing Charms with Hermione probably taught him more than school ever could. Finally, Harry became head of the Auror Office ten years after defeating Voldemort, although that certainly indicates his power as a wizard. It is also expected that Harry would know how to both use and react to Fiendfyre, another invaluable spell in the hands of a skilled wizard.Both Link and Magneto are attacking Ridley with their AMPs; Magneto uses his magnetism to give both of theme flight and quick agility. Ridley may try to attack one of them with his plasma breath, but he'll only dodge in any random direction while both of them fire their autocannons [2], going down quickly with his little defense. Ridley is outsped and outnumbered. If either AMP is hit, its user may still survive by simply jumping out of the suit. Link would not defend himself on the ground with the Iron Shield, but the Hylian Shield, and is still protected by his Guardian Potion. If Magneto goes down, his first mission would be to quickly flee from Ridley and instead pursue Grievous and Teridax, should either of them have survived before, and ensure that they die. He would then grab a different AMP later to continue the fight with Ridley.We seem to have conflicting sources on the Chameleon power, as my source clearly goes against complete invisibility. My opponent has linked to the Darkness powers, but if Teridax removes all light, nobody will be able to see anything, and instead Magneto would randomly destroy everything metal in the surrounding area (with the exception of the AMP suits and anything on Harry, as he knows where they are) until Teridax is destroyed, restoring light, and the fight would thus continue. My opponent misreads the Harry Potter wiki rather badly, as I quote from the very page he linked to, "it is possible to create such a powerful Disillusionment charm that the targets are completely invisible" [3]. Finally, regarding a snowstorm, it would reveal everybody, including Team PRO, or nobody if Darkness is in effect. Harry can use Impervious to remove snow from his cloak, regaining his invisibility. I will concede that the stasis field will affect Link, although Teridax's final plan of disposing of Link (Shadow Claw) is still suicidal, as I pointed out before. It is true that Paper Mario is made of paper, but this is not ordinary paper, as he survives Bowser's flame breath and other firey attacks while taking no more damage than he would from other attacks. Paper Mario simply does not burn. The Block Block may be temporary, but Mario doesn't even need a second to use the Ice Storm. Grievous doesn't seem to have anything to keep his insides from freezing, or any system of temperature homeostasis at all; being in very low temperatures in space is different from low temperatures in ice, as ice will much more quickly rob the body of energy. In any case, if Grievous survives that, a Thunder Rage would do the trick, as Grievous is made of metal, which would conduct the electricity and fry his insides instead. Okay, so Grievous is larger than I thought he was, but Kirby can still inhale all of his lightsabers, thus turning into Light Saber Kirby, appropriately enough. He would then use his lightsaber to defeat Grievous. It is true that Harry failed Occlumency with Snape, but he eventually mastered it by the seventh book [4]. Legimency is actually referred to as "mind-reading" by some, although, as Snape says, a wizard's mind is much too complicated to be simply read. Since Teridax has only before read the minds of those who are biologically very similar to himself, it is unlikely that he would understand the foreign, more complicated mind of a human. Finally, Harry tends to use the Indy Ploy [5]; it is impossible to know what Harry is about to do, because not even Harry is sure quite what that is until he does it. It's not like Meta Knight could use this knowledge to his advantage, though. If Teridax ever tries to make a stasis field around Harry, he can apparate away. My opponent is mistaken regarding Link's items: he still has his bottles, his Scatter Shot, his whip, his Gust Bellows, and his Harp. I will grant that the stasis field means that Link can't sustain himself with his Air Potion, but Teridax will be taken out by another member of Team CON before Link suffocates. Of course, Teridax will never have the opportunity to put Link in such a postion, as Link is busy using his AMP to destroy Ridley, and Magneto will destroy Teridax anyway. Paper Mario is a significantly smaller target for Ridley because he is flat; there's no denying that much. Kirby is a very fast runner, and would be able to get out of Ridley's range, then float. Magneto has his AMP, and will therefore blast Ridley into oblivion without a second thought. Regarding the 1-on-1 battles, I'll only state the bare essentials due to character limits: Magneto's shields don't need to last for too long, as Ridley is incredibly vulnerable to the cannon in his current state. Teridax's current method of defeating Link is the Shadow Claw, which as I've explained before fails. A single shield can defeat four lightsabers; Link's Shield Bash against one will disrupt Grievous' attack strategy and open up his defenses for a bomb. Meta Knight's speed does no good in a sword fight, and the Mach Tornado can be Shield Bashed like any other attack. Crazy Hand doesn't have infinite bombs, and Link takes minimal damage from explosions; Crazy Hand must also rest between attacks, during which time Link opens fire. My opponent provides no defense against Paper Mario; his attacks are ranged, so in the seconds it takes to fire at Paper Mario, he already uses his item, dooming his opponent. If Crazy ascends, he'll only speed up the stomp damage; the other methods shake Mario loose, but don't damage him, and he'll be back. It's clear from the anime that Kirby has all of his established abilities, even if we never see them in the episodes themselves. Additionally, Kirby does use Master a few times in the anime to great effect, and can therefore defeat Meta Knight. One cannot be too fast to be hit by a spell from an invisible and silent source. Good luck, Mr_Anon. 1. http://tinyurl.com...2. http://tinyurl.com...3. http://tinyurl.com...4. http://tinyurl.com...5. http://tinyurl.com...