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Just wanna say one more thing, this isn’t me trying to incite argument at all, I am definitely not gonna continue trying to push my point. I just wanted to state my own stance.
Spatial intangibility should stay, since DS’s echoes can’t be physically interacted with by Samus and show no sort of...
Idk why you’re arguing about this when we obviously know DS had to be reduced to having no atoms remaining anyway.
Destroying ghosts is destroying souls. Samus can destroy ghosts, ergo she can destroy souls. Phazon is a stronger beam than Samus’s beams and can affect souls, ergo it can destroy...
I agree she warps.
We can make deductive guesses though?
Yeah I can, if you are much stronger than your opponent it’s perfectly possible to say you can blow away every atom of your opponent (in fact Samus did that in the ending seemingly, how else would Dark Samus be killed?)
It’s basic...
Sure
Samus is completely unable to hit Dark Samus’s multilocation clone with her power beam. This same power beam was capable of hitting Chozo ghosts when they were phased out of local time space, and Dark Samus (as a very high tier Phazon user) should be capable of a level of intangibility...
Tl;Dr Dark Samus should keep some form of intangibility (to the extent Samus cannot tag DS despite already defeating and tagging entities that phased out of timespace), should keep low-godly, and should keep leviathan durability scaling. Invulnerability I guess I’m 50/50, rest of the OP changes...
I could not find where she teleports to the pirate base on her own, but I’ll take your word for it.
We never actually get to see how far she can teleport to say she can go 343 light years in one go, so it’s impossible to say her teleporting could get her that far, or that her shadow clones can...
We see more of her physically flying in 3 than we see teleporting (which is none)
The GF also knew where Phaaze was, finding it wasn’t the problem. The problem was they just couldn’t reach it, despite having hyperdrive technology.
That was just one option, the other is simply that it bypassed...
Except when Dark Samus arrived in person on Norion to fight the hunters, it still leaves physically without teleporting. DS is never seen teleporting for pretty much the whole game, and there’s no pirate base on Norion.
Yes, except there’s always an explanation that those self destructs are...
I don’t really see the difference, entities like Gorea have been shown to travel through space without wings before.
The only known leviathan seed off-Phaaze was on the pirate homeworld, and why would Dark Samus’s astral clone body go to a random pirate base? What would it do afterwards?
The...
That seems very semantics-esque, they both fly.
Sometimes. There wasn’t exactly a leviathan for Dark Samus’s multilocation clone to use near Bryyo or Elysia.
The shell has no evidence of getting weaker after the leviathan dies.
I’d argue the impact crater dungeon is the shell, given how it’s...
She’s a stronger, faster being than him in terms of reactions and such, and she can physically fly, not sure why she wouldn’t be able to match his flight pace.
The space pirates didn’t go to Phaaze with their technology, they found a Leviathan and that brought DS to Phaaze according to space...
She would be upscaling Ridley by this point, who can physically fly between solar systems (seeing as he flew from SR388 in Samus Returns to the Ceres Space Colony and then to Zebes, all without visibly seeing a ship on screen). Plus, her warping is only stated to be short range, not the wormhole...
Agreed, although in Prime 3 we see Dark Samus’s shadow clone physically flying away from all the battles with the hunters (presumably back to Phaaze) rather than teleporting, and this DS is significantly above the one who first arrived on Aether, and we have other characters with physical...
There was also cut dialogue in Forces itself implying a similar thing, not usable but still neat.
As for Prima guides, I guess it’s weird because they’re generally written by a third party and I doubt every single piece of lore they write is double checked. But they are still officially...
Skimming thru the Phazon sandbox and there doesn’t seem to be elements like the Phazon-induced muscle spasms/hallucinations the pirates in the Phazon mines from Metroid Prime 1 had.
In his boss fight the Hypermode expands throughout Ghor’s entire suit so, I think it’s fair to say it can expand into technology. Phazon also corrupted Helios, who is entirely mechanical.
Some aspects of it apply to Prime 3, like how Phazon can terraform planets into Phaaze copies akin to how...
Don’t really have much to say on the Prime 3 hunters section other than I agree with everything.
Phazon should keep its technology manip for corrupting Ghor and for having the capacity to corrupt the Aurora network if they weren’t shut down, though.
Agree with phazite but, it should still be...
In Gerald’s journal entries it’s revealed that when Gerald’s most powerful computer attempted to scan Emerl, the combat data alone in relation to armed and unarmed fighting styles was so vast and complex it crashed the computer.
There are some accessible pages via this link in wayback machine: http://www.metroid.com/prime/, not sure if this would lead to all the necessary data.
Any chance this thread can be closed? The changes it suggests have been made, thank you.
https://vsbattles.com/threads/sonic-cosmology-5ds-dreams-dimensions-data-delusions-and-downgrades.167387/page-2#post-6530478
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If that was the case, I feel like Shifu would have worded it different (like harnessing sound in the form of chi energy, or converting sound into chi). Instead, he says that Lu is using the chi energy of sound, which would mean he’s using the chi energy contained within sound. So, sound still...
Mmm, then idk what to do with concept stuff.
The way sound is described is that sound itself has chi energy. And Enter the Dragon shows that when something is completely drained of its chi energy, it dies off and ceases to be. So, sound itself cannot exist without chi.
They also confirm that...
Isn’t allowing for time to start flowing after it hadn’t existed at any point prior an example of adding a concept to a small part of reality?
Legends of Awesomeness shows that being living is not a requirement to have chi, sound is also a nonliving entity.
The Jindiao feat fell under scrutiny...
I guess that's true, although Jindiao probably wouldn't try to heal his opponents anyway. Alright, I can agree with dropping resistances.
The seeds are pieces of time, but the fruit allows you to control time itself, letting you time travel, rewind time, etc. And all these are spawned directly...
Alright, sounds good.
The problem is that the Shuyong Tree exists within conventional space, whereas the universe prior to the Eternal Chord was a formless void of darkness. We have no real statements that the tree existed before conventional space, only that it existed before time. And the...