Technically Krypto could have a shot at winning this if he's given his Timestopper, but I'll just quote this argument again:
Time instantly freezes within a single-click with that device, it also doesn't have a time limit at all and time only moves again depending on the user's decision. So Krypto could incapacitate him with that for basically forever.
If he has to click the device that means there's still time for Min-Su to kill him if he doesn't immediately start with it, as his explosions can destroy entire cities in an instant.
And also, since his Timestopper has no given range, it has universal range by default.
What... bearing does this have on anything I just said?
I mean you did bring up Min-Su's explosions blowing up cities in an instant. So I assumed this had something to do with range. And either way, Krypto usually fights to incapacitate his enemies in fastest ways necessary.
...I brought that up to explain how that if Min-Su attacks Krypto before he can utilize the time stop, he physically will be unable to escape before the explosion eclipses him, because the explosion is instantaneous and very large.
Is there any evidence that the explosion is instantaneous? Does he necessarily need to charge in order to do that?
Wdym "is there evidence" I put the scans on his page.
His scan of his explosion doesn't really say anything or imply that it's instantaneous. Or is this thought-based?
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Okay then, but since he still needs time to swing that sword since they carry those abilities if this is the case, it still gives Krypto time to use time stop as he just needs to just click the button once.
Min-Su swinging his sword isn't exactly slow-
Neither is Krypto's, considering how pressing a button is faster than swinging a sword
And has Krypto ever immediately started with time-stop in any fight? Or used it relatively early?
It's optional equipment, but with his kind of mind-set, he usually prefers to incapacitate his enemies in the fastest way possible, so it isn't far-fetched to assume that he wouldn't start with that. And prior to your comment about the timestopper, he did steal it from a villain (who spams time stop by the way) by tricking him, and has also used to incapacitate him as well.
Him preferring to incapacitate his enemies in the fastest way possible doesn't necessarily translate to him immediately starting off with the timestopper, since there are several ways one could go about incapacitating their enemies swiftly besides uh... completely stopping time itself.
In what other way?
Well, downright knocking them out, for one, is usually the most common method one would take for incapacitatation. Restraining them in one way or another is also an option.
You just said that Min-Su stomps considering that he counters every relevant ability that he has, and this jusy wouldn't happen which implies that Krypto would have no wincon besides his Timestopper. And with that, he will use that since he has the opportunity to do this, and considering the fact that Time Stopping in a form of incapacitating is far more faster than any of those you've mentioned.
Okay but this assumes Krypto will know that Min-Su is so powerful and will opt to such a method to defeat him-
How does Krypto going for his strongest hax out of the ordinary when he clearly has the opportunity to use to it at his disposal automatically mean he has to know what Min-Su is capable of? And like I've said before, Krypto usually prefers to incapacitate his opponents in the quickest way possible.
...Broski it's basic.
It's common sense, He doesn't need to necessarily know what Min-Su is capable of if he actually has the Timestopper with him, he'll use it because he KNOWS that it completely stops any kind of movement because technically he'd have to get more physical to incapacitate him which is actually the hard way.
