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Originally posted by Terryc250
From watching them fight in street fighter 4, Gouki doesn't look like a being FAR FAR above these characters, he has to str5uggle with Ryu, and don't give me that "he probably wasn't trying" you can tell when someone isn't trying or is trying, Gouki was clearly making an effort in that fight.And you're stating this by what? What makes you think in all of his fights he's never exerted himself at all, again from watching his fight with Ryu, he clearly was giving effort.
You mean the anime-based ad?
You cannot tell accurately whether Gouki has been trying in the time sequence before the actual trailer starts, it pretty much just cuts in with Ryu clearly haven been owned by Gouki. Also, you can't judge a person entirely by how much effort they put into a fight. Gouki clearly got overconfident and careless, leaving himself open to a shoryuken from Ryu.
What constitutes him giving effort anyways? He stopped 'messing' around with Ryu, but only after his mistake from being far too careless.
You don't have anything to compare it with, so I'm not even sure why you say he's "clearly" giving effort after Ryu gets up. In retrospect, this is the exact same effort that Sephiroth treated Cloud with in FF: AC, and look who won because of lack of seriousness on Sephiroth's behalf - despite Sephiroth being leagues above Cloud.
In all other regards, Gouki >>>>> Ryu.
Originally posted by Terryc250
Ive seen the Street fighter Alpha 3 ending, Gouki did no such thing
Actually it was the SFA2 ending.
Yes he did, he used a different Ashura to warp to the Great Wall of China after he beat Gen.
YouTube videoOriginally posted by Terryc250
10 seconds is just an assumption
No, it isn't. The 3rd Strike ending movie is animated in "real-time" rather than using solely still GIF's; and about 10 seconds is the difference between the submarine losing contact with the surface ship and Gouki exploding out of the surface.
Originally posted by Terryc250
the 1 kilometre is just an assumption as well,
Clearly you have not read my points that I brought up when I was debating against Smash some time earlier, judging by these two points that you brought up.
Anyways, 1km is NOT an assumption. I never make facts up completely.
You can see from the 3rd Strike ending that the lighting in the water is remarkably low, even though it was 'lightened' for viewing's sake (the submarine wouldn't have used it's headlights if it were really that light)
At the 1200m level (1 km) only about 2% of surface light reaches that depth.
Originally posted by Terryc250
That wasn't his movement speed, he had to charge up and launch an attack to do that, it won't help him in a fight if he requires to charge up and launch an attack to move at that speed, while Sephiroth can regularly move at that speed
First of all, do you see him charging anything up? Any ki energies swirling anywhere?
No, the only view you get of him is about a second's glance of him standing on top of the ship, before the view switches to the surface. Considering that canonically it takes no time to charge up a cheap-ass attack like Shungokusatsu, neither of us can really form conjectures about it. Your point here is moot.
Can Sephiroth blow through a kilometer's worth of ocean water in mere seconds? When have you seen him exert such strength?
Originally posted by Terryc250
Did you look at the screenshots i posted? You clearly see Sephiroth was still in the distance after Cloud was to his feet, then he warped to the front of the building in a split second. Again, i posted screens, you can see Sephiroth, he was far enough that you saw him as a small dot in the distance, then instantly he was at the entrance
Cloud could not have been more than 100m from the building that he was smashed through. Your depth perception is remarkably poor; 100m is not even close to be termed as "in the distance". Watch, 2:52. Look at the size of Cloud when he struck the building, you're severely overshooting it.
YouTube videoAs for your screenshots, how am I supposed to simply take your word that a tiny grey smudge on the screen is the entirety of Sephiroth's body, supposedly in the distance?
You can't see anything, let alone a body, let alone a body PART.
Sorry, but I have to see better proof than this.