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Originally posted by Burning thought She just sounds like shes refering to the evil magic or Ganondorf specifaclly channeled into that object. She did not mension twilight, I have researched the twilight realm online in wikis and the main site and the storyline points out that all Zant is doing is merging twilight realm energy with Hyrule, why Twili transform you have yet to show me because the twilight is what they live in. I can only assume its because of Ganondorfs influence but this does not connect with hyrule.
Yes, she's talking about the magic that was sealed into the crystal by the Master Sword. It was twilight magic since it turned Link into a wolf.
I don't recall anything in the game saying he was merging the two realms, so I'll have to re-check that one. The Twili were still turned into shadow beasts by something, and also the fact that Zant can use clouds of twilight in the light world.
But anyway, this is a strawman still, you have proven they can resist twilight which does not "rip souls from bodies" but instead seems to morph you into a spirit. Thats not what loK magic does....your logic is "LoZ characters can resist being morphed by twilight dust therefore they have resistance to having their souls ripped out" this does not make any logical or sense at all...
Turning someone into a soul is the same as removing their soul. Having resistence to a soul transformation would translate to having resistence to other soul based effects, just like having resistence to mind control would translate to resistence to other mind based effects.
Now, what if I said Kain has no resistence to twilight? I'm sure you'd go right to the Circle of Nine's reality warping field not affecting him, am I right? But by your own arguement, Kain has only resisted that, he's never dealt with twilight. If twilight isn't magic, and Kain has only resisted magic, wouldn't it be folly to suggest that Kain can resist twilight?
As I said, Defiance covers those periods, you just only play as Kain from his Elder point of view. For exampe the point in Defiance where the pillars explode is the point where young Kain, BO1 Kain is still alive and excists.
But he isn't featured in the game itself, is what I'm saying. He's mentioned several times and corrupts the pillars, yes, but he never makes an actual appearance. It'd be like saying I can use Ganondorf as he is in TP and the past Ganondorf from that flashback where he gets sealed by the Sages.
He should have the spell, canonically he does and even by the rules of the thread chronologically most Kains in the time series are present in the periods Kain and Raziel visit in Defiance. Kain could still just use a combination of TK, the reaver and teleportation.
But he doesn't have it in Defiance, just like Ganondorf doesn't have his set-your-ass-on-fire-from-a-mile-away spell, even though he has it in other games.
Because he did not try to knock it down, theres no indication of stress or weight use. I can push my hand against a door without using any or very little strength, but ifI wanted to open it and I had hundreds of tonnes of strength in my arms, it would be folly to belive i could control hundreds of tonnes.
http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/DoesNotKnowHisOwnStrength
Most people can, in fact, control their own strength. It's when it gets down to the really small stuff that control starts to deteriorate. The littlest touches are bigger than you realize.
The Dwarves thing is something you specifically said that makes sense with Bo, and ofc he spent some time with them otherwise how do you explain him beating them in wrestling using boots of iron?
Same as Link. He came in, beat one, and left. He doesn't need to stay with them for years just to wrestle a guy. Further, Bo does not have the ability to assimilate knowledge by either contact or proximity. He's just an abnormally strong hillbilly with tusks.
It being common amongst people who designed the game implies that "heavy boots" is not the be end of all term to use for the boots and that actual metal labels are more common. Theres still no indication their heavier than iron other than a weight puzzle that may or may not be accurate physically and would put the boots at just over 600 pounds which tbh is not that impessive anyway if Gorons cannot move that.
Over 600 pounds, we don't know how much over. The fact that Gorons can't move it means lends credit to the fact that they're much heavier.
Heavy is the original, Iron and Lead are just localizations.
Theres no sort of "toon" or "cool" force in LoK unless theres a glitch. Your latching onto gameplay mechanics to try and claim how the game is physically broken when every game made has physics wrong with normal humans surviving more than they could possibly take or combos like Dantes or Kratos' tossing foes around when they should be shattered or flying miles due to canon strength. This is the same case, these are just gameplay mechanics.
Yeah, pretty much all games feature it to one degree or another, so there's no use in singling one out.
Ok:
'k, 55 tons.
And screampastes is in this thread earlier and I cant find mine but tbh with theirs its more than enough and better since someone elses evidence for your proof is better, we all came to 45+ tonnes, each block weghs that much and Raziel pushes two with ease, then we see later that Raziel enraged and not holding back cannot scratch Kains body using the PSI of his claws combined with his strength thus Kain can resist thousands of tonnes (multiplied pressure on a sharp tip) but then pushes Raziel away casually when he uses more force to push him down than he does to push blocks.
Raziel's claws aren't big enough to get more than a flesh wound. They don't cut very deep at all, so Kain taking it isn't really that impressive. The sounds played are more like punching, too, so it's not really showing much use of claws. Raziel doesn't use more force against Kain than he does pushing blocks. When he pushes blocks, Raziel puts his whole body into the effort. Against Kain, he used one arm and barely touched him.
The area starts falling apart and crumbling as soon as the EG starts doing anything. Considering thats just the piece under the Sarafan stronghold and not the whole of his body and the whole of his strength, thats pretty impressive. Hyrule has no defence and neither does its inhabitants from getting buried.
Then it took him longer than I thought to bury a hollow area already underground. He's a lot weaker than his size would suggest, since it took that long and barely destroyed anything. Based on his feats, the Elder God simply cannot bury Hyrule.
Hes not right and hes not mentiond how Kains teleport is poor, Kain teleports and he in the fraction of a second uses a combination of speed and reaction to defeat many foes. Theres no "fanon" unlike the whole Ganon nonsense, the lists of fanon for LoZ characters is astounding.
He mentioned fanon and I extrapolated from there. Kain's teleport is strictly close range and he needs to kill things to use it. It's never used in canon so there's nothing to suggest that this isn't true.
Its PSI on a claw edge, not blunt weight. The fact Kains body did not get scratched does not mean he should have got flying and when the final kick landed, Kain did go against the wall instantly. Ofc he was listening while holding Kain against the wall. Whats your argument? that Kain was holding his arm up there and Kain pulls it back for lulz? Kain unlike Ganon does struggle when put under pressure, tiny chains like those in OoT and TP are not a problem for Kain that Ganon struggles against 😛
Even if it was sharp, the force behind Raziel's claw should have tossed Kain, but didn't, especially since there's a fist behind it. The kick tossed him slowly and he didn't hit the wall that hard. When Raziel was listening to Kain, he wasn't using his full strength. I doubt Kain could have broken the chains.