War and Link vs Kratos, Bayonetta and Dante

Originally posted by Burning thought
No reason apart from the canon developer statement right..... 🙄
No, Link has no canon superhuman strength that his developers have pointed out, the [b]reason is what we go to when we dont have a canon statement. So far Dante/Kain/Kratos have this exception, Link does not so their through on legitimacy. Link still is not.

Not true, they dont need a reason other than a developer stating they are, Link needs a reason just because he has no developer or canon info that would imply he is this strong. Nor does he have the several other things I mensioned. [/B]

A developer statement is not a reason. Being a demon WOULD be a reason for say, Dante, to be superhuman, but unfortunately that's never been stated. His feats are toonforce, much as you have stated. Your thinking is entirely one-sided. Nobody's going to think any less of you if you admit it and just stop.

You're trying to twist what you've said before, it isn't going to work.

Originally posted by MooCowofJustice
A developer statement is not a reason. Being a demon WOULD be a reason for say, Dante, to be superhuman, but unfortunately that's never been stated. His feats are toonforce, much as you have stated. Your thinking is entirely one-sided. Nobody's going to think any less of you if you admit it and just stop.

You're trying to twist what you've said before, it isn't going to work.

Yes it is, we dont need any other reason since developer statements>>logical assumptions, since we dont even have that for Link or indications from his developers to say he is superhuman or otherwise superior to a human beyond his feats then we have to kinda try and measure his logic behind his powers, theres seem to little on that front as well.

Nah you just want to try and trick me into your red herring, this is not my argument, sorry. Your trying to take the irrelevant quesiton of where he gets his superhuman power from when we have a canon statement that simply claims he "is", we dont need any more than that. If I was saying he is superhuman because of one of his feats then we would need the canon statement or a canon reason.

No, your trying to twist what I have said.

Your claims either must apply to all parties, or none at all, BT.

All I see is a last ditch effort to cast doubt on the character's feats because you cant get around them any other way.

Its been said and shown that Dantes demon heritage grants him superhuman powers.

Originally posted by LLLLLink
Your claims either must apply to all parties, or none at all, BT.

All I see is a last ditch effort to cast doubt on the character's feats because you cant get around them any other way.

my claims do apply to all parties, if Link had a canon statement of superhuman power like the rest I would agree with him, what about that dont you guys understand? thing is he doesnt, and even if we walk down the ladder of whats less canon and try and logically work out whos feats are more legitimate we still get the 3 winning again because their spiecies as a whole have feats outside each particulour characters.

What's so hard to grasp about Link possessing the Triforce of Courage?
He is chosen of the goddesses, empowered by the goddesses, and kicks ass for the goddesses. What more do you need?

Originally posted by Burning thought
my claims do apply to all parties, if Link had a canon statement of superhuman power like the rest I would agree with him, what about that dont you guys understand? thing is he doesnt, and even if we walk down the ladder of whats less canon and try and logically work out whos feats are more legitimate we still get the 3 winning again because their spiecies as a whole have feats outside each particulour characters.

You are still twisting what you've said before. He needs the stated reason for being superhuman. He doesn't have that.

He needs this because Link needed to have a statement that he had a reason to be superhuman. Since he didn't have it, you dismissed it as toonforce.

That's all there is to it, BT.

Originally posted by MooCowofJustice
You are still twisting what you've said before. He needs the stated reason for being superhuman. He doesn't have that.

He needs this because Link needed to have a statement that he had a reason to be superhuman. Since he didn't have it, you dismissed it as toonforce.

That's all there is to it, BT.

Quote where I said a canon statement of being superhuman is not good enough?

Thats because he does not have a canon statement saying he is superhuman, therefore now he needs a reason, my 3 already have the canon statement so they dont need to go through the 2nd phase of legitimacy which they also win btw.

Originally posted by LLLLLink
What's so hard to grasp about Link possessing the Triforce of Courage?
He is chosen of the goddesses, empowered by the goddesses, and kicks ass for the goddesses. What more do you need?

So theres something suggesting he gets durability/strength from it?

Titles.

YouTube video

2:20 - 2:35

Question answered.

He just uses some titles, "absolute power of the gods", hes also narrative. Kain says something similiar. "dont you think with all your soul that we have become like Gods".

Good job, 5L.
"The Kind of absolute power that those chosen by the gods wield."

*Lollovelinkclub high five!*

High five!

Next order of business: moar proof.
YouTube video
6:50
"My only mistake was to slightly underestimate the power of this kid... No, it was not the kid's power I misjudged, it was the power of the triforce of courage!"

Lol. Twist the knife, why don't you, Shin?

Ohsnap, yo. This shit just got real.

Well, there we have it, canon statements.

1. Link is "one of those chosen by the gods" who wield absolute power.
2. those chosen by the gods have pieces of the triforce
3. pieces of the triforce grant power.

Therefore: Link is not a hylian, but one chosen by the gods, and his feats make sense.

BT's own argument destroyed itself.

LolloveLinkclub 9002
BT still 0

Originally posted by ScreamPaste
Well, there we have it, canon statements.

1. Link is "one of those chosen by the gods" who wield absolute power.
2. those chosen by the gods have pieces of the triforce
3. pieces of the triforce grant power.

Therefore: Link is not a hylian, but one chosen by the gods, and his feats make sense.

BT's own argument destroyed itself.

LolloveLinkclub 9002
BT still 0

I just want everyone to remember how many times we said this stuff. 😎

Originally posted by ScreamPaste
Well, there we have it, canon statements.

1. Link is "one of those chosen by the gods" who wield absolute power.
2. those chosen by the gods have pieces of the triforce
3. pieces of the triforce grant power.

Therefore: Link is not a hylian, but one chosen by the gods, and his feats make sense.

BT's own argument destroyed itself.

LolloveLinkclub 9002
BT still 0

1. falliable statements is falliable, to all these character induced accounts. Also nothing about him being superhuman.

No not really, my argument is still perfectly unblemished.

I saw BT's post almost word for word. I expected Hyperbole over Falliable. Except now I think he meant to say Fallible instead of Falliable.

The best part is that now Link matches BT's current AND past arguments for non-toonforce, while Dante, Kain and Kratos only match the current.

Note: The current is a total lie.

Originally posted by MooCowofJustice
I saw BT's post almost word for word. I expected Hyperbole over Falliable. Except now I think he meant to say Fallible instead of Falliable.

The best part is that now Link matches BT's current AND past arguments for non-toonforce, while Dante, Kain and Kratos only match the current.

Note: The current is a total lie.

not really, Link does not cover any canon, only non credible narrative. This is not a definite indication of Link being superhuman.

The 3 have canon behind them though...