Originally posted by ScreamPasteIf the magic represents magic then it fading represents no magic. Are you this dense ?
And yet it does not say the ToP [b]left him.HH does not say so.
It happened in HH. Is HH canon, yes or no? [/B]
hH doesn't say what ?
We aren't taking under consideration anything other than Tp so nothing else counts for this thread. Irrevelant. 🙂
Originally posted by quanchi112
If the magic represents magic then it fading represents no magic. Are you this dense ?hH doesn't say what ?
We aren't taking under consideration anything other than Tp so nothing else counts for this thread. Irrevelant. 🙂
That the triforce left him, HH does not say this.
So the book doesn't count now? You sure changed your tune in a hurry. I thought you had me 'trapped', Quan? haermm
Originally posted by ScreamPasteIt said exactly what I wanted. Crest made magic no crest meant no magic.
So the book does not say what you wanted. Good.That the triforce left him, HH does not say this.
So the book doesn't count now? You sure changed your tune in a hurry. I thought you had me 'trapped', Quan? haermm
The triforce crest fades and you argue it didn't leave him. Actually that's worse since you are arguing the top can still be there and he still dies. Hahahahahaa.
Book counts in a thread bout Tp just like other games don't count in a specific thread.
Originally posted by Bentley
Ok, since this thread is pointless, can people provide proof of Link being a 100 tonner? I'm seeing the term thrown around often without the proper back up, he might as well be a 50 tonner or some lower rank...
Originally posted by ScreamPaste
This I can do, yes.Link in TP overpowers a number of powerful enemies, among them Gorons. At face value Gorons don't seem like a big deal, but they're kind of hardcore, actually.
Gorons are stone giants can casually smash solid rock, and even tunnel through it at high speed. Darbus, the Goron Patriarch uses this to open a path to the hidden village.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0L4lRSPEpQQ&t=1m16s
You can see the length of the tunnel there^ Done with his bare hands and by rolling against the rock.
In fact, Gorons actually [b]eat
rocks. The Gorons of death mountain are spoiled gourmets who can only exist on precious gems. In short, they pick diamond dust out of their teeth after snacking.In Majora's Mask the Goron Mask gives Link the strength of a Goron named Darmani. Darmani with a single punch can do this:
That's several hundred tons sent flying, even with thousands of tons of weight on top of it.
Link actually proves himself to be stronger physically than the Goron elders and Darbus. He bests the elders in sumo wrestling with the iron boots, which make him heavier. He goes on to best Darbus while Darbus has been magically turned into a giant super Goron from hell by the Fused Shadows.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pnMfFaCO5ig&t=1m54s
You can see it here, Link grabs the chains around his ankles and pulls his feet out from under him.
Also he fights Dangoro, which is less impressive than Fyrus, but still.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z4d8DKYJqb4&t=0m21s
Dangoro is made of stone, and it shows. He's so heavy that when he jumps on the platform the chains supporting it snap and his weight can shift it significantly despite it's own mass. Link uses the iron boots again to anchor himself and stops Dangoro when he rolls at him, and then lifts and tosses him. Dangoro's estimated weight a la VG Versus is ballpark 70 tons.
This is all early in Link's quest while he is still relatively weak.
The Hero's Shade, OoT Link, says the following about TP Link at this point:
"A sword wields no strength unless the hand that holds it has courage. You may be destined to become the hero of legend...but your current power would disgrace the proud green of the hero's tunic you wear. You must use your courage to seek power...and find it you must. Only then will you become the hero for whom this world despairs."
Later on Link gets better feats, such as knocking around one of the giant bosses that is encased in ice with a ball and chain, and eventually matching Ganondorf in a sword lock.
The sword lock is far and away the most impressive feat, and it occurs when Link is at the peak of his power. The reason this is so impressive is because Ganondorf proves in OoT that he's physically stronger than OoT Link with the golden gauntlets, another class 100+ Link.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fJ70pqF2NHk&t=10m11s
OoT Link lifts a pillar of black granite that would weigh many hundreds of tons... And then chucks it over his shoulder like he doesn't care.
Ganondorf shows himself to be stronger by disarming this Link during the final battle, in a cutscene. Granted it's in his Ganon form, but TP Link matches Boar Ganon's form in strength as well.
Reposting these for Bentley in case he missed my reply.
Originally posted by ScreamPasteThat it means.
Except that's not what it says.Prove Ganondorf died.
So the book does count and the MS can sunder the earth in a single blow, sweet.
Defeated either way. If he just lays motionless it doesn't matter as he is clearly defeated.
Not in Tp threads. I also personally don't view the manga as canon.
No, it means what it says, it does not mean what it does not say and what you wish it had said.
Sweet, so as soon as Voldemort gets a 'defeat the enemy' spell rather than a 'kill someone' spell, and then gets a showing of power comparable to the Master Sword, then he might be able to actually effect him. I'll be bringing this up in that thread. 🙂
Same sword, same canon, I don't care. The manga is part of HH, you hold HH as canon, ergo you hold the manga as canon, and the 'TP version' of the sword has already done this within that canon. GG.
Originally posted by ScreamPastespecific magic works against the top user. Mirror and Ms both clearly owned the Top user.
No, it means what it says, it does not mean what it does not say and what you wish it had said.Sweet, so as soon as Voldemort gets a 'defeat the enemy' spell rather than a 'kill someone' spell, and then gets a showing of power comparable to the Master Sword, then he might be able to actually effect him. I'll be bringing this up in that thread. 🙂
Same sword, same canon, I don't care. The manga is part of HH, you hold HH as canon, ergo you hold the manga as canon, and the 'TP version' of the sword [b]has already done this within that canon.
GG. [/B]
He kills Dorf with specific magic.
Not canon to Link from Tp either way. 😂
Cling to some worthless canon which is contradictory to how Tp Link uses it.
No, not canon to Tp to Tp link. 😆
Originally posted by ScreamPasteYes, the mirror did. It didn't interact with anyone else because it is specific magic.
The mirror never interacted with the ToP.Wrong thread, retard. Oh, and he doesn't have the feats to so much as tickle Dorf.
Canon is canon. You do not get to pick and choose what is and is not.
So use the canon, then. K, the sword is vastly powerful. Good. We agree.
Canon is canon, boyo.
You are upset. 😂
Certain threads only regard certain continuity as in Tp only. Prove the manga is canon.
No, it isn't. In the game anyone can parry it.
Wolverine wins.
Originally posted by ScreamPasteWe see it work on the pansy top user, ginger king.
The mirror did not interact with the ToP, stop claiming it did without proof.Nah, just amazed.
It's in HH, which is canon.
Prove this.
No.
I am amazing.
Not canon to Tp Link. Wolverine takes on planet destroyers and you brag about continents.
Play the game and watch the knights parry you.
Yes.
Originally posted by ScreamPasteDrf is using the top. Bfrd and needed rezzed.
We see Ganondorf get sucked in, which has nothing to do with the ToP.So HH is not canon?
I have played the game. The only thing in the entire game that can canonically be proven to parry the Master Sword is Ganondorf.
Prove it is.
So you admit it can be parried but have no examples of it destroying a sword. 😂
Originally posted by quanchi112
Drf is using the top. Bfrd and needed rezzed.Prove it is.
So you admit it can be parried but have no examples of it destroying a sword. 😂
