That's not how I remember it and I looked it up to be sure, I'm gonna quote myself from there "Please stop commenting here, if you guys want to keep going over this sub-topic then make a private conversation between whoever cares and aims for it and when you're done come back here with the points
concise and well put together, as it should have been done since before anyway." but then you got agitated and
said this and
later this. So yes I closed the thread but because the way you were handling it was bad enough for that to be appropriate, to say the least.
Everything I could possibly argue here are the same "arguments [that] make no freaking sense neither grammatically nor logically" and with the evidence I had already listed despite your claim of my lack of scans, all I need to do is do the work I already did but word it in another way maybe and be me the one making the concise and well put together points for Kirby & co. not growing in power, then argue back to my own arguments to please you all. I foresaw from that that I will be correct and the manner deemed basic.
The new things said in the OP first, which I deemed unsubstantiated and maybe just to start a debate, but that may need to be explained as it simply developed into "I believe this and I'm right, right?". If the reasons of a thread are in its comments and yet to be made and not in the op then gives people.
Standard assumption when feats happen in a series+anti-feats+reasons for that being the case.
He doesn't need to be.
Not much, but he's from day 1 a warrior and often referred to as such regardless of living in a world of peace, he's
a "veteran of battle" with
"martial might" who earned
being commonly called "Pink Demon" because of how he beats out consecutive enemies in fights where there is an argument to be made that "
each enemy is more powerful than the last", said enemies being at some point even to him in power. He doesn't train much in times of peace, but many games aren't that and Kirby works out through them, please let that sink in. (Also he does train Copy Abilities for combat and DDD trained him to use the hammer ability like him).
Not to mention another thing in his profile
The existence of this recontextualizes the series as 2 trees of all people could use it. Call me conservative for putting the ability Post-Star Allies, but something roughly like it could have always been going on as the series given the themes of the games (and powerscaling).
Kirbys from other canon universes also went from being one-shot by Kirby to stronger than Kirby and some heroes from needing team work to beat mundane bosses to
being the new strongest warriors in the galaxy after beating the former one after 2 games, if still needing team work for that.
I have been you disagreeing with this concept before but characters can be written stronger over decently large amounts of time with the reason being little more than anti-feats and hierarchies in the foes they beat, you don't need to be Goku, the guy went step by step from Wall to Universal, or a shonen character.
