Ultimate Team War - Skyward Sword's Hyrule

It may be best if I address the "other notes" first.1. My opponent seems to believe that when I refer to Teridax's "weather control" powers, I am talking about the vacuum he creates. However, weather control is literally a Makuta power, if my opponent were to look at my source. If powers were to "conflict" with Ghirahim's tornado, this would mean that neither can manipulate weather, not that Ghirahim's would trump Teridax's.2. Saphira is equipped with numerous wards placed on her by Eragon and other elves. A single hit may break through some of the wards and slightly damage her, but Eragon can heal.3. Fair enough.4. Read my strategy closely. Makuta intercepts Ghirahim and Blue-Eyes as they are lying to Lanayru Desert. This means they are in the Skyloft cloud overworld.5. Very well, though clarification on "virtual invincibility" would be nice.6. Haven't seen that movie, but if this is all of his powers, that is sufficient.7. Sure, though I'm not sure how effective a Stunning Spell would be on Grievous or Teridax. Now to counter my opponent's strategy. My opponent appears to believe that Grievous is somehow fragile. Grievous' armor is composed of duraium, a very durable armor that is bullet proof and can virtually withstand his own lightsabers (. http://starwars.wikia.com...). If Mewtwo is powerful enough to destroy Grievous that fast, he has the power to destroy all my characters (and my opponent's) nearly instantly. Since he also has teleportation and virtual invincibility, I classify him a God character and motion for his disqualification. Nevertheless, I will respond to the rest of my opponent's strategy. Even if my opponent is to deny my classification of Mewtwo, he should at least concede that it would take him a couple seconds to kill him. During this time, Grievous' repeated firing of his blaster (as a half-machine, he has good aim, to say the least) and the explosion from Link's Light Arrow (whether or not it hits Mewtwo) should be enough to distract Mewtwo and either drop his allies or his shield. I assume he chooses the former, as they can survive and he won't. Link is now free to fire another Light Arrow which nobody can block and has the ability to pierce through Mewtwo's shield. Even if it doesn't kill Mewtwo, Grievous can repeatedly fire his blaster until the Pokemon is dead, and Link can fire regular arrows to back up the General. Mewtwo may be able to use psychic to freeze one of them, but he can't stop both. By the time Harry and my opponent's Link get all the way up, Grievous and the Hero of Time will be more than prepared. There are two things to discuss beforehand. First, the Guardian Potion only protects him from bodily harm, which is what causes him to lose hearts. Losing all of his hearts corresponds to death, not unconscious. This is proved by the fact that when Link enters Eldin volcano to seek the Fire Dragon, he gets knocked out and captured immediately after entering. When he wakes up, he still has a small amount of hearts. I assume this event happens whether or not the player is wearing a guardian potion. In addition, Harry Potter is not wearing a potion badge, so his Guardian Potion + only lasts three minutes, rather than 6. Secondly, Harry Potter magic is not compatible with Zelda magic. Harry Potter magic violates law of conservation of momentum, Inheritance magic does not. Inheritance magic follows very strict rules, Harry Potter magic and Zelda magic do not. Zelda magic is given by Gods, Harry Potter and Inheritance magic do not. I do not care whether a previous debate followed different rules, that is irrelevant here. Harry is pretty easily subdued; all Grievous or Link need to do is separate him from his wand, and he cannot do anything. Grievous can do this by hitting him with a blaster shot, which he can pull off faster than Harry can shoot a blasting spell (which Grievous can dodge anyways). The blow will knock Harry backwards and Grievous can follow up by approaching him and removing his weapon. Should my opponent's Link be separated from his sword and pinned down, Grievous or Link can take away his potion medal. This will happen because the Hero of Time has a more powerful sword, an equivalent shield, magic abilities, a very powerful hammer, and of cause elemental arrows. Since Grievous can defeat Potter rather easily, he can double-team Link with the Hero of Time. After both opponents have been subdued and their potions taken from them, Grievous and my Link tie them up with my opponent's Link's clawshots, and dropped into the pond. Since I estimate less that 1 minute 30 seconds left on their Guardian Potions, they are doomed. Meanwhile, in Teridax's fight with Ghirahim and Blue-eyes, I have explained why Ghirahim needs more than a tornado to disrupt Teridax's vacuum. As for locating him after teleporting, Ghirahim makes a noise after he re-appears, and Teridax can block his attacks using his very sharp claws. Remember also that Teridax is following Blue-Eyes to the surface, and as a result he is traveling at a high speed downwards. Ghirahim will have a tough time intercepting him. Since they are above Lanayru province, Eragon will be able to join them quite soon and face Ghirahim with Saphira. He can utter a spell that can tell him where Ghirahim is. When facing Ghirahim, his own sword Brisingr should be more than capable of matching Ghirahim's sword, and since Ghirahim has little mobility through the air other than teleporting and creating platforms (which won't really help that much since it doesn't terminate his velocity). My opponent's team has been defeated and the argument has pretty much boiled down to two things: whether Grievous and Link break Mewtwo's concentration, and whether Teridax can fend off Ghirahim while destroying Blue-eyes. My opponent has conceded that should a light arrow strike Mewtwo, it will break through his shield and cause him to drop his fellow team members. He has also conceded that Teridax is able to pretty much immobilize Blue-eyes and force him to plummet to the ground if he pursues correctly.