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I still think Tyrantrum will take it FRA.
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Tbf in OV Humon threw a car into space and Tyrantrum should be heavier. I'd also argue that Ben would never do that, as he's never done such in battles before even once, at least to my knowledge.Greenshifter said:@Lordwhis Albedo lasted way more than 2 seconds...
Also I could bring up Ultimate Humungousaur fighting pretty evenly with Ultimate Kevin who pretty much stomped Ultimate Aggregor who is unharmed by an enraged Humungousaur's salvo of punches.
Tbf Ben should have really high stamina in base, he got tortured for a month in an alternate timeline and immediately started fighting after being freed by Gwen, proceeded to collapse by his injuries and a few seconds later stood back up and retransformed, ready to fight again. This probably scales to most of his aliens if they don't have better feats of their own (or aren't weak such as Grey Matter).
Ben can also throw Tyrantrum into space as a last resort, he threw something into space in OV as Humungousaur and there was no real reason for it.
I also think Ultimate Humungousaur has a weakness to electricity, but Ben is the one who exploited the weakness in the first place so he'd react accordingly if he sees Tyrantrum use an electric attack.
20 years of experience is an asspull that came from nowhere. 'hard-wired for battle, fighting its' entire life' also has no basis or source; in fact I'd go so far as to say that it's pure headcanon to assume all pokemon, as a DEFAULT, are programmed for battle and have fought their entire lives.SauceSorcery said:If Humungusaur can fight for as long as that species, then the stamina should be listed as "Very high' for that reason. If it defeated the species through anti-attrition means, then their stamina might be lower despite the victory.
The pokedex does not describe it as specifically being aggressive in its strategy, only that it was unmatched, which it could've done so for strategical or unstrategic reasons. Behaving like a king is more of an outside battle personality rather than an in-battle personality... Until we can use a pokedex to justify its intelligence, I don't see a case for its pokedex really defining what it can and can't do when other seemingly aggressive pokemon are not opposed to using status moves.
Tyrantrum's intelligence is unknown, we can't assume that it'll do something stupid. We can only assume that it'll act like the average pokemon, give or take, which is: A being hard wired for battle, fighting its entire life, vs things that are the same with their own strategies... This gives it like, 20 years of experience or so.
Plus, there are its battles as a Tyrunt where it doesn't have those pokedex entries to stand by (though Tyrunt acts immature) and there are battles where it has to fight another Tyrantrum.
This is why I want anime/manga depictions so we don't have to assume average pokemon intelligence and we can more conclusively say that it will or won't do something.
For now, I stand by the potential win con of roar> dragon dance>earth quake... Keep in mind, I'm not saying it's guaranteed to win, only that it could win this way.