I think you aren't explaining this enough, Cosmic Cube, even if you need to spoil the game to prove it.
Ok, here I go.
Originally posted by Violent2Dope
1. Too bad we don't know if he charges it, or how he does it at all. For all we know, he had to charge it for several hours, and then use it. Also, Pyron is billions of times faster than light, and can think at greater speeds than any human, how would he pull it off before him?2. Why can he not absorb him? Any proof? Also, Pyron's mind>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>any human mind.
3. So the verse busting attack will hit something that doesn't exist on the same plane of existence? Lol, yeah right. Pyron has a much more advanced mind than any Earthbound character.
Pyron is outclassed in busting power only, bottom line.
I think it was already mentioned but Giegue was never human.
Physical attributes are also useless since Giygas in his Cosmic Destroyer mode is essentially a plane of existence in itself, evidenced by the fact that he doesn't have a sprite but is the background itself.
Physical attacks can hit him, yes, and so do energy and PSI attacks (psychic), but none of them have any effect on something that is essentially a realm. Reality/Universe-busting power is effectively needed to destroy him, which isn't really destroying him as much as it is unmaking him. So far, I have yet to see Pyron exhibit reality-control, not of that level anyway.
Pyron will absorb Giygas? I'm not sure that's a good idea. He is "all evil" anyway, so even if he is successful he'll likely suffer from the infinite darkness that is Giygas -inside- of him... or prehaps Giygas would expand and consume him, or maybe Pyron would just become the form of Giygas, "Pyrgos". An interesting idea, actually. Anyway, since Giygas is the "embodiment of evil" he can exist even if you destroyed his form, as long as the concept of evil remained.
Most importantly...
Even in the past, Ness and his friends were incapable of beating Giygas themselves. Everything they tried on him was "absorbed by the darkness". With Pyron, he was defeated by Demitri, wasn't he?
That would be impossible in Giygas' case.
No one has said this yet, I don't believe, but it isn't even Ness who defeats Giygas but effectively Paula. And even then she doesn't do it directly.
This is a huge spoiler so if you plan to play Earthbound don't read on.
When Paula starts praying, the psi is picked up by people in the future (telepathy transcending time and space, cool) and they start praying for the safety of Ness and his friends.
This hurts Giygas, as [human] emotion is his only weakness. As Giegue (the Mewtwo looking alien) he was defeated indirectly when Ninten and his friends wouldn't stop singing a song that his surrogate mother Maria sung to him when he was a tiny baby. The memories and the happiness he had felt then effectively defeated him and he lost the will to fight, realizing that as long as he had these memories he would be defeated. Eventually these memories are probably what caused him to become the insane Giygas as he tried to rid himself of them and lost his mind.
Even though the prayers of the people hurt him, it's meaningless. This kind of damage is nothing to someone with "infinite durability" so it still looks like a futile struggle. But then Paula's cries reach someone who is beyond even Giygas in scope and power.
"Paula and her friend's calls touched the heart of T¨€¨€ P¨€¨€¨€¨€¨€. ¨€¨€e ¨€¨€¨€¨€er prayed for the kids, having never even met them before"
Giygas takes significant damage.
"¨€h¨€ ¨€l¨€a¨€e¨€ kept praying."
Giygas takes a large amount of damage.
"¨€he ¨€la¨€er kept praying."
Giygas takes a huge amount of damage.
"The Player kept praying."
Giygas takes "mortal" damage.
You see, it isn't the characters that defeat Giygas, but the highest power available, the Player him/herself, on a higher plane of existence, who wishes him out of existence. Nothing less than that would defeat him even at his weakest.