Ultimate Team War - Skyward Sword's Hyrule

Before I star, I will address the "other notes".1. For evidence that he can use multiple powers at once, I point to the Bionicle novel Prisoners of the Pit, where Teridax uses three offensive powers simultaneously. Now that it is established that he can hold his vacuum and increased gravity at the same time as his weather control, he can simply counter any storms Ghirahim creates with storms of his own, which would cancel out. In any case, Makuta is flying down along with Blue-Eyes at very high speeds, so it will be extremely difficult for Ghirahim to intercept them. 2. Wards are well known in the Eragon series as blocking effects as well as spells. This is clearly seen in the novel Inheritance, where a character, after having a crushing death trap sprung on her, is "held motionless" for a few seconds before the trap breaks through her wards and threaten to kill her. The said character also states after the incident that the breaking of the wards was the first time she was without wards in centuries, indicating that they potentially last indefinitely. My opponent also takes the wiki statement out of context; Eragon has to refresh his wards because they are often weakened or broken through in prior battles. As I stated, Eragon is in his state that he was in right before entering the Vault of Souls, at which point he had placed numerous wards on himself and his dragon.4. My actual statement was "Teridax teleports to Skyloft and intercepts Blue-eyes and Ghirahim. Using his Gravity and Vacuum powers, he forces Blue-eyes to crash into the ground. " I clearly stated "intercepts", which indicates moving in front of their path. By "Skyloft", I meant in the vicinity of the island. This is clear as I stated "crash into the ground", which refers to the planet's surface, not the land in the island, which is never referred to as "ground" in the game. In addition, gravity was not my only method of killing Blue-Eyes, as I stated "If this air is deprived, it cannot fly (in addition, it requires air to breath in the first place). " in round three, and this was never addressed.7. Fair enough. Now for strategy. My opponent claims that Mewtwo can psychically crush Grievous' vital organs. There are two problems with this. First, my opponent identified Mewtwo's powers as "shielding, levitating, and destroying" upon request for clarification. In this round, he has claimed that the "destroying" part only refers to mechanical objects, but Grievous' vital organs are not mechanical. Secondly, my opponent claimed Mewtwo's action as "Mewtwo uses his psychic powers to crush Grievous' robotic body as if he were a bug". Unfortunately, rule 13 states that you cannot alter this argument in this round to referring specifically to Grievous' vital organs. This also applies to my opponent's claim about destroying lightsabers and the blaster, a strategy only introduced here. Thus, there are two options here: Mewtwo is capable of crushing Grievous' biological parts, in which case he is a god character since he can do this to anybody, or Mewtwo is only capable of crushing mechanical parts, an ability that I have shown to take some time to carry out on Grievous' incredibly powerful armor. In addition, my opponent clams that Mewtwo has the power to freeze my Link, a power he did not specify when I asked him to clarify the full extent of Mewtwo's abilities. Grievous, having heightened reflexes, has more than enough time to begin firing his blaster. As for the light arrow's distracting purposes, Mewtwo requires a large amount of mental concentration to use all three of his powers at once. A sudden blast of light at close range should easily do the job of making him lose concentration of one of those powers, in which case Mewtwo either dies or loses Link's Hylian shield defense, in which case he dies shortly after. Now for combat with Harry and Link when they get back up. My opponent brings up the Protego spell, which unfortunately was brought up in round 4, a bit too late. As for the potion, the rules state that the characters follow their own canon, and it is canon that Link gets knocked out no matter what as he lands in Eldin Volcano. There is no evidence that it protects him from anything other than bodily harm. My opponent points out that Link loses hearts in the Eldin Volcano incident, but for all we know, Link could have suffered that damage after his potion ran out. What is known is that Link would have been knocked out whether or not he was experiencing the effects of the Guardian potion or not. While the Hero of Time will quite undeniably lose in the long run against my opponent's Link, my points were that he could hold his ground until Grievous defeats Harry Potter and double teams on my opponent's Link, in which case my opponent's Link will inevitably lose. As for the battle in the sky, my opponent claims Ghirahim will be "going straight downwards" despite no explanation. Ghirahim can't fly, he can only telepor and create platforms, which are not sufficient to stop Teridax. As for Teridax's claws, Teridax's weapons and armor are made out of Protosteel, a virtually indestructable material (. http://bionicle.wikia.com... Note that Biosector has recently experienced a crash in database, so I have to resort to this wiki). In conclusion, I have shown that a light arrow from the Hero of Time will almost certainly be able to break Mewtwo's concentration before Grievous is destroyed. Note thain this circumstance, my opponent twice made it unclear what "50 feet away from Grievous and Link" meant, and as a result my strategies were unable to be clarified until round 4. From here, my opponent has outlined his strategies for direct combat at the top of the tree a bit too late, even though I made my strategies clear in rounds 2 and 3. It is then clear that the battle at the Great Tree will be one for Team Con. Throughout this debate, my opponent has ignored consideration of the source I listed for Makuta Teridax's full range of powers, and has made impossible claims for how Ghirahim and Blue-Eyes will counter. Outside of these impossible claims, my opponent has been unable to come up with a method of countering Teridax's unescapable strategy for killing the dragon. In short, vote for Team CON.