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So like... none of this addresses the actual arguments being brought fourth in the thread?Mr. Redic said:A proper high-end reality warper vs a DBS character, like really? I mean, the angels and Zeno are admittedly better with their decent hax than Goku or whomever, but still kind of a stomp.
As for the battle, AP's pretty irrelevant, Galeem should win via a billion different hax abilities (that should probably be added to his profile), like an unavoidable due to superior universal+ range omnidirectional durability negating attack. Even the Master/Crazy Hands would win with unambiguous reality warping/space-time manipulation/existence erasure hax, and he could stomp an army of them, so he could just send one of them to kill Whis for him.
So Galeem takes this.
Galeem's opening move is to shoot out rainbow cannons at his enemiesMr. Redic said:That might have been applicable if speed was unequalized, but it's not, so Whis loses under SBA when Galeem's opening move is to kill the universe.
> proper high-end reality warperMr. Redic said:A proper high-end reality warper vs a DBS character, like really? I mean, the angels and Zeno are admittedly better with their decent hax than Goku or whomever, but still kind of a stomp.
As for the battle, AP's pretty irrelevant, Galeem should win via a billion different hax abilities (that should probably be added to his profile), like an unavoidable due to superior universal+ range omnidirectional durability negating attack. Even the Master/Crazy Hands would win with unambiguous reality warping/space-time manipulation/existence erasure hax, and he could stomp an army of them, so he could just send one of them to kill Whis for him.
So Galeem takes this.
If you have input, maybe actually give input instead of just saying people are wrong?Eficiente said:The reasoning for Whis taking this is awfully unsatisfying, if not outright wrong.
So Kirby dodged an omnidirectional wave of light that covered the universeMr. Redic said:The light beams aren't even relevant, he erases and remakes the universe as his opening move with an omindirectional wave of light, there's no dodging that. Now, if speed was unequalized, Whis could just blitz him before he'd do that, he wouldn't even need UI, but it's not, so Galeem wins.
Whis has that?JackJoyce said:Are we forgetting Angels has shield which protect them even from Hakai
Mickey, you have the same accuracy as people trying to deny the power of Pennywise and MCU Dormammu by mentioning who low they show themselves against weaker beings; None.Mickey1940 said:So Kirby dodged an omnidirectional wave of light that covered the universe
ok sure
Enlighten me.Akreious said:Pretty sure we've debunked the waves being omnidirectional a long time ago.
Resistance to EE that isn't in his profile helps how against something that doesn't ignore dura in that way and gets pass forcefields?JackJoyce said:Are we forgetting Angels has shield which protect them even from Hakai
> Except Shields and resistance are completely different thingsEficiente said:Resistance to EE that isn't in his profile helps how against something that doesn't ignore dura in that way and gets pass forcefields?
The fact that Kirby could completely avoid it means that it wasn't omnidirectional. Period.Eficiente said:Mickey, you have the same accuracy as people trying to deny the power of Pennywise and MCU Dormammu by mentioning who low they show themselves against weaker beings; None.Mickey1940 said:So Kirby dodged an omnidirectional wave of light that covered the universe
ok sure
Mickey, you are in but the same position I placed you in my example, except it is now not disproportionate in the slightest. We saw the thing being omnidirectional, we didn't saw how Kirby avoid it, and, even then, he was but the only one being able to do so. Context that you simply ignored while downplaying the situation immensely.Mickey1940 said:The fact that Kirby could completely avoid it means that it wasn't omnidirectional. Period.
Look how the defensive barrier of the Angels protect them from the destructive energy that's indeed omni-directionalEficiente said:Can you elaborate better than that?
So what? Not as if it could do something to protect him from something entirely different, it is still not the same hax.JackJoyce said:
https://vsbattles.com/vsbattles/2438862#119JackJoyce said:Watched the video just now. Can you explain how that attack ignores dura since Whis is so far above baseline Low 2C
I don't think the massive wave of light is able to bypass the shieldMr. Redic said:Galeem's got Spatial Manipulation/a range of "Universal+: Attacks are able to reach anywhere within a single 4-dimensional space-time continuum."
So it'll just hit what's inside of the shield.
the versions of the characters in SSB are completely different than their original game counterpartsMr. Redic said:Pretty sure Galeem isn't above 2-A. Well, maybe he is if you count all the verses the Smash characters come from as the legitimate canon versions and below him, then sure, that might be true, but as far as the site is concerned he's just Low 2-C.
"He who shall never be surpassed." LMFAODragonEmperor23 said:I mean, if you want to use different versions of the characters, there's always that.