Kratos takes on Organization XIII

Yes. It unlocks hearts in the heartless. That's about it.

Lol.

Is that why before that he could not even kill a Shadow and was getting into fights with a girl that used a jump-rope in a fight?

Well considering most of his feats come from KH2, where he has grown a year older and learned a lot of techniques from people like Cloud, yeah.

Originally posted by NemeBro
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Inconsistent? The only inconsistencies are the differences in the level of control Zeus and Kratos have in it.

It's one large head was the size of a building. 😬 And in Chains of Olympus he was able to overpower the full body of a Basilisk, which was much larger than that one head of the Hydra. He frequently overpowers creatures many times the size of himself, such as Clotho, who is the size of a large building.

I lol'd but seriously 😐

I think that was more a poor choice of words. Let me try again. We see Kratos use it in how many fights? Therefore how can we gauge this weapon?

The size of a building? Where do you live?
Seriously, he overpowered monsters? so what? unless these monsters have feats like, cutting a scraper in half i fail to see the comparison you're attempting to make.

Originally posted by Sin_Volvagia
You tell me one human who survived getting stabbed in head and chest. The two sisters obviously above that.

Metal doors and Zeus's magical barrier.

It's just as much as a game mechanic as Sora getting any Drive forms besides Valor.

Maybe, maybe not.

What the hell are you talking about? What does THAT have to do with taking two enemies at one time?

When has he destroyed metal doors? Zeus' magical barrier = gameplay...

Originally posted by Sin_Volvagia
Using his Athena Blades + strength scarred a Colossus

woke up titan horses.

They weren't titan horses, and he only woke then up because of the items he used. And if we're talking about physical attacks, he could block (depending on who Kratos is fighting), and Kratos would end up cutting his own head off.

He was only a giant made of either bronze or copper made mobile, his skin wasn't hardened.

Originally posted by iChaos
What the hell are you talking about? What does THAT have to do with taking two enemies at one time?

When has he destroyed metal doors? Zeus' magical barrier = gameplay...

They weren't titan horses, and he only woke then up because of the items he used. And if we're talking about physical attacks, he could block, and Kratos would end up cutting his own head off.

1. You said the two sisters were humans who can rip zombies appart.

2. If Zeus's barrier=gameplay, then Xaldin's wind barrier and spear dragon = gameplay.

3. They were giant horses made of stone and they felt the blades' impacts which caused them to move

Before I answer EA, when did Zeus have a magical barrier?

Originally posted by NemeBro
Before I answer EA, when did Zeus have a magical barrier?

What did the barrier do? I cannot recall.

Originally posted by MooCowofJustice
Well considering most of his feats come from KH2, where he has grown a year older and learned a lot of techniques from people like Cloud, yeah.

The only lessons he learns are from Merlin. His keyblade is his main strength and without it, he was gonna give up because he knew he was powerless. Beast was the reason he kept going (and the only way he could survive that long in Hollow Bastion).

Originally posted by EvilAngel
I lol'd but seriously 😐

I think that was more a poor choice of words. Let me try again. We see Kratos use it in how many fights? Therefore how can we gauge this weapon?

The size of a building? Where do you live?
Seriously, he overpowered monsters? so what? unless these monsters have feats like, cutting a scraper in half i fail to see the comparison you're attempting to make.

I live somewhere where a head that is at least twelve times taller than a seven foot man and several times wider than a very large man qualifies as being a building, not some gigantic skyscraper mind you, but a building nontheless.

Skyscrapers are not even particularly durable first of all, and the Basilisk was plowing right through buildings. Not to mention I still do not remember Sora cutting an actual scraper in half.

Originally posted by NemeBro
What did the barrier do? I cannot recall.

Originally posted by Sin_Volvagia
The only lessons he learns are from Merlin. His keyblade is his main strength and without it, he was gonna give up because he knew he was powerless. Beast was the reason he kept going (and the only way he could survive that long in Hollow Bastion).

That's just the reason he can hurt the heartless. He's still able to use all of his abilities while wielding the wooden sword. The Keyblade doesn't give him the strength to hack buildings in two.

Originally posted by NemeBro
We have an idea how strong the blade is, and it has a feat in Kratos' hands.

I live somewhere where a head that is at least twelve times taller than a seven foot man and several times wider than a very large man qualifies as being a building, not some gigantic skyscraper mind you, but a building nontheless.

Skyscrapers are not even particularly durable first of all, and the Basilisk was plowing right through buildings. Not to mention I still do not remember Sora cutting an actual scraper in half.

YouTube video

Skip to 4:10. Ends at 5:20

Better feat of slashing power than anything you've given by Kratos.

I really think you're overestimating it's size. I can't be bothered to look it up but when i looked it only seemed i dunno, 5 times taller than Kratos when he wasn't rolling around. At abosulte most 7-8. But whatever it's beside the point.

By the way i looked up the Basilisk fight http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s0iCBK_dVHU . And i realised something. Kratos' strength feats are amazingly inconsistent. I mean, how many times does he struggle to lift up a door? 😬 Anyways, the Basilisk feat isn't as good as it could have been. First of all Kratos cut up his face, so it's weakened. Second on all, it doesn't look like it has a grip on where it it. So Kratos pulled it, not overpowered it, strictly speaking. That said i could find no footage of it smashing through buildings.

Also note the 'buildings' as you say are solid, they have no interior since they were not made to live in. Thus I'd say that makes them a might more durable that normals buildings. No?

Originally posted by MooCowofJustice
That's just the reason he can hurt the heartless. He's still able to use all of his abilities while wielding the wooden sword. The Keyblade doesn't give him the strength to hack buildings in two.

Yes it does. If Sora was that powerful without the keyblade, he wouldn't be so down as he could've killed Heartless and beat Riku with the wooden sword. Sora cannot cut skyscrapers or overpower strong enemies without his keyblade.

Why was Roxas helpless to a Dusk until he got the Kingdom Key? Keyblades are a source of power. How did Kairi defeat a couple of Shadows with a keyblade despite never being in one fight? Is it because she's one of the 7 princesses? In that case, Alice and Cinderella should have no trouble dealing with Heartless.

Originally posted by Sin_Volvagia
1. You said the two sisters were humans who can rip zombies appart.

2. If Zeus's barrier=gameplay, then Xaldin's wind barrier and spear dragon = gameplay.

3. They were giant horses made of stone and they felt the blades' impacts which caused them to move

1. Obviously you misread what I said. Either that, or I said it wrong.

2. Don't you HAVE to get pass his barrier?

3. How do you know they were made out of stone? Like I said, they only moved because of the items Kratos used to MAKE them move (I could be wrong, though). And weren't they moving when Kratos used that key? If they're that powerful, then how come Perseus got stabbed with them and survived (but got killed by a hook, lulz)?

Originally posted by EvilAngel
YouTube video

Skip to 4:10. Ends at 5:20

Better feat of slashing power than anything you've given by Kratos.

I really think you're overestimating it's size. I can't be bothered to look it up but when i looked it only seemed i dunno, 5 times taller than Kratos when he wasn't rolling around. At abosulte most 7-8. But whatever it's beside the point.

By the way i looked up the Basilisk fight http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s0iCBK_dVHU . And i realised something. Kratos' strength feats are amazingly inconsistent. I mean, how many times does he struggle to lift up a door? 😬 Anyways, the Basilisk feat isn't as good as it could have been. First of all Kratos cut up his face, so it's weakened. Second on all, it doesn't look like it has a grip on where it it. So Kratos pulled it, not overpowered it, strictly speaking. That said i could find no footage of it smashing through buildings.

Also note the 'buildings' as you say are solid, they have no interior since they were not made to live in. Thus I'd say that makes them a might more durable that normals buildings. No?

Originally posted by Phanteros
struggling with the doors is gameplay try again.

Well then so are most of his 'strength' feats, since like overpowering the hydra's head, or the basilisk you do it in the game, and you have to tap circle to do it =\

Originally posted by EvilAngel
Well then so are most of his 'strength' feats, since like overpowering the hydra's head, or the basilisk you do it in the game, and you have to tap circle to do it =\

Originally posted by Phanteros
Doesn't mean Kratos is struggling with it that be like saying chris needs to be verbally told how to load his gun when the clip is empty.

Well, looking at how slow he's doing it, it certainly isn't a breeze for him atleast.