Gandalf the White (movie) vs. Ganondorf (TP)

Originally posted by quanchi112
Speculation as we don't see it.

Originally posted by quanchi112
1. Key word ladies and gentlemen is 'rocks'. Its durability is hitting into, maybe breaking off chunks of rock with that being in its attack range too. Breaking off chunks of rock. That is the only strength and durability on offer here.

Then again, as you've said, despite these feats Graydalf would get defeated by attacks that register below 'human KO' level. Meaning by this Whitedalf's power is above Saruman and his sub-human KO power. Your words, not mine.

2. So what you're saying is that Gandalf needs his weapon to be charged by lightning to be able to damage someone with the Balrog's durability? A worthy note.

Is this how he will win, a sword fight with Ganondorf?

I am saying he needs that to defeat someone of Balrogs durability which is greater than Slavedorf.

Stabbing him seems to go right into his skin. [/B][/QUOTE] Lol'd, nice post fail, Quan.

Originally posted by ScreamPaste
Yes we do. This means Gandalf cannot hurt him. When his weapon is gone; sure. Not the case here. Gandalfs sword cuts into him as both swords have done prior to.

I am saying he needs that to defeat someone of Balrogs durability which is greater than Slavedorf.

Stabbing him seems to go right into his skin.

Concession accepted.

Originally posted by quanchi112
Lol'd, nice post fail, Quan. [/ QUOTE] We don't see it hit him. Speculation.

Concession accepted. [/B]

We see it hit him from his own POV, haermm

Afraid not, you need a feat from Gandalf comparable to Midna's castle bust before this can even be discussed.

Originally posted by ScreamPaste
You're terrible at this whole posting thing.

We see it hit him from his own POV, haermm

Afraid not, you need a feat from Gandalf comparable to Midna's castle bust before this can even be discussed.

Originally posted by quanchi112
We don't see what hits him. Gandalf kills him since swords cut into him.

Originally posted by ScreamPaste
Midna's castle busting spear. The only sword that has hurt Ganondorf since he gained the ToP is the Master Sword, which Gandalf doesn't have.

Both swords cut him therefore Gandalfs sword cuts him.

You claimed Ganon can't heal. Are you now claiming he was hurt and then healed?

The only sword that has cut him since he gained the ToP is the Master Sword.

Originally posted by ScreamPaste
You claimed Ganon can't heal. Are you now claiming he was hurt and then healed?

The only sword that has cut him since he gained the ToP is the Master Sword.

So you're changing your story, Ganondorf can now heal according to you?

The only sword that has cut current Ganondorf is the Master Sword.

Originally posted by ScreamPaste
So you're changing your story, Ganondorf can now heal according to you?

The only sword that has cut current Ganondorf is the Master Sword.

Both swords cut into him, no examples of any sword failing to,do so.

Because Ganondorf wasn't damaged. Derp.

No, the only sword that has harmed Ganondorf with the ToP is the Master Sword.

Originally posted by ScreamPaste
Because Ganondorf wasn't damaged. Derp.

No, the only sword that has harmed Ganondorf with the ToP is the Master Sword.

I don't have to since I have a better feat handily available. Midna hits him with a spear so hard his castle explodes. He takes no damage. This is known as a feat.

Gandalf cannot compete with that. Provide a feat from him rivaling Ganondorf's established durability or you factually do concede.

Originally posted by ScreamPaste
I don't have to since I have a better feat handily available. Midna hits him with a spear so hard his castle explodes. He takes no damage. This is known as a feat.

Gandalf cannot compete with that. Provide a feat from him rivaling Ganondorf's [b]established durability or you factually do concede. [/B]

The only sword that's cut him is the Master Sword.

And no, Ganondorf's durability is established, you've got nothing to rival it so until you provide a feat for Gandalf you actually do concede. So yeah, you lose.

Originally posted by quanchi112
When his weapon is gone; sure. Not the case here. Gandalfs sword cuts into him as both swords have done prior to.
I am saying he needs that to defeat someone of Balrogs durability which is greater than Slavedorf.
Stabbing him seems to go right into his skin.

Ah so thats a yes, Gandalf does need lightning to charge his blade in order to harm durability of a Balrog?

Sword play being the only option left for Dalf then?

Edit: Just read the above, Quan are you back to claiming that the MS is a normal sword in it attack power? Even though you conceded to it being bless to be physically stronger than a normal blade and to it being able to easily slice through thick armour?

Originally posted by ScreamPaste
The only sword that's cut him is the Master Sword.

And no, Ganondorf's durability is established, you've got nothing to rival it so until you provide a feat for Gandalf you actually do concede. So yeah, you lose.

The only sword that's cut him with the ToP is the Master Sword.

He tanks castlebusters. Fact.

Concession accepted.

Originally posted by quanchi112
I don't dispute it can cut through armor

Originally posted by BloodRain
Admitting that Dalf can be KO'd and killed by human-level force?

Ah so thats a yes, Gandalf does need lightning to charge his blade in order to harm durability of a Balrog?

Sword play being the only option left for Dalf then?

Edit: Just read the above, Quan are you back to claiming that the MS is a normal sword in it attack power? Even though you conceded to it being bless to be physically stronger than a normal blade and to it being able to easily slice through thick armour?

No, he harmed him before but defeated him with this strike.

No, other options but wins with the sword.

Saying it cuts in to Dorf just like executioner blade.