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That is such a melodramatic overwanked statement. It kinda helps that what sephiroth basicly did was go to a heaven made of snow and build himself a snowman body.
That doesn't make Seph's TK inherent, or even helpful though. Sephiroth cannot react to the shield toss if he does TK Link, and if he doesn't he can't fight him.
No it's not. XD If the prefix Tele meant the same thing as Psycho, then people that read minds and people that murder other people are the exact same thing.
Telepath and Psychopath. EXTREME difference.
Ahaha. Saw that one coming. How much more willpower, exactly, would it take to will oneself back from death than to will ones self to keep fighting in the face of defeat?
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Let's not argue semantics here people. What I mean by "natural ability" is, they can use whatever power they want as long as an item, weapon, outside force/power/energy is not required 2 do so. If Sephiroth needs materia 4 TK/PK, then he can't use it.
Gender: Male Location: 1/9.7'rd Horseman of the Apocalypse
I can't recall whether this is confirmed one way or the other, the same for his teleportation, but I've already shown neither will help him, so it doesn't really matter. Link throws his shield if he gets TK'd, and his sword if by some miracle a character who's special power seems to be the ability to master anything immediately misses, he throws his sword. After this he'll throw his effing socks if he has to, they'll be just as lethal.
Gender: Male Location: 1/9.7'rd Horseman of the Apocalypse
You know, overlooking the special conditions of his innitial death in the Mako reactor and that most of the characters in ff7 show less will power than their fans show in the threads about them. The HERO of FF7 is essentially a giant emo kid.
Yes I did, go back a page. Apply Link's strength to an object the weight of a shield. It moves at over mach 100. Seph can't dodge that since the evidence he's evne hypersonic is shaky, and that's mach 5.
Yeah bullshit. Physical strength is not all it takes to move something really fast, which is why a bulldozer will never punt a cup at supersonic speeds.
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So, what stops a character who's arm can move faster than lightning from moving it slower than lightning to throw his shield? Also comparing the mechanics of a human arm, which are closer to that of a catapult, to a bulldozer is sort of a massive strawman.
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Wat?
A catapult uses energy stored as tension to throw something, like a muscle tensing to hurl say, a shield, or a frisbee. A bulldozer uses traction and mass to move objects smaller and lighter than itself.
Yes, I do. That is the thing. They are not synonyms 100% of the time. Having Telekinesis does not mean you have Psychokinesis. But having Psychokinesis is the same thing as having Telekinesis.
Telekinesis means you can move things without touching them directly or indirectly. Psychokinesis means you do that with your mind.
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That doesn't count as a reaction feat. The blades not even pointing at the lightning, rather the lightning is arcing around to the blade. Probably acting as a rudimentary lightning-rod if you ask me.
And the tension releases large amounts of speed and force as the blah de blah I know. Human arms to not work that way.
Then prove that Sephiroth has Telekinesis rather than Psychokinesis.
Ad hominum, you're not replying to my point but rather accusing me of bias. Do the former rather than the latter. And I wouldn't go down that road if I was you, you are far more biased than myself.
Ad hominum.
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