Originally posted by K1ll3rAnd in the game Sephiroth is empowered as a champion of Chaos.
Yes it is, lol.The characters refer to things occurring in their respective games and Dissidia explains how Chaos and Cosmos are multiverse-reality warping beings.
Not to mention Sephiroth specifically helps end the cycle so that he can return to his universe and kill Cloud.
Non-applicable. 👆
Originally posted by ScreamPaste
This is a self defeating argument. Lol.
No it isn't. Not having used it in canon doesn't mean he can't use it, as specified in the rules.
Originally posted by StealthRanger
>implies he can't use it canonically:uvalaugh
You know, there is proper quoting in this forum.
I never implied that, just that he hadn't.
Originally posted by NemeBro
And in the game Sephiroth is empowered as a champion of Chaos.Non-applicable. 👆
No.
Lol@God toss, Sephiroth would passive mind read he was going to do it and easily dodge, while he supernovas Kratos to death. GG 2 EZ.
Originally posted by SpadeKing
Dissidia is about as canon as FF characters in KH or J Stars Victory, until FF creators does their usual thing of altering stories to make it canon 😐
Wrong. KH or J Stars Victory do not explain how they get into that universe nor are they treated as a FF series proper while they retain their personalities and mention things from their universe.
If you really want to get into it, read this: http://thelifestream.net/forums/showthread.php?t=2860
The game only accomplishes being truly canon to itself, otherwise it is going to remain just as canon as any other crossover game without a direct statement by the creator or reworking story lines in the series. The latter part, Final Fantasy has done multiple times so I'm sure they could do it in a better fashion on Dissidia rather than leaving speculation.
That's a losing argument on how canon it is without the creator directly stating it or making it logically fit without all of the series' story plots. It can reference the main series stories all it wants but until then it's just another crossover fighting game.
He threw a pillar from Athens to the Temple of Pandora. That obviously wasn't Mach 8k.
The Egypt thing is from the book, when Zeus tosses a bolt at Ares from Mt. Olympus.
Yeah, it's that slowly descending bit that's the feat, or more precisely, the travelling before that. He was on Mt. Olympus when Kratos called out. A couple of seconds later, he's at Kratos' location at ground level. Mt. Olympus' height alone makes it a massively hypersonic feat.
So yeah, Poseidon level. 313
Originally posted by BloodRain
But did he fly? :օ ('sides itd only be MHS if Olympus was.. over 100km high o.o)When Neme brought up the novel one, he mentioned that CC did the same for a bolt in-game.
Isn't MHS Mach 50+? Or is it Mach 300+?
CC told me that he concluded that Mt. Olympus was pretty damn tall, i.e. way more than IRL, and even the 10 mile number I just made up.
Have to wait for his respect thread though, if he's still working on that.