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That logic would mean taking all of Frisk's abilities since nearly all of their abilities are determination based. And no, we have been shown time and time again that the soul, the source of Frisk's determination, belongs to both player and Frisk. And Frisk can actively affect determination levels.Limited necromancy suck ass here, since their power comes out of us, the Player.
Book and Flowey confirms that the source of Determination is the Player ourselves
This is about Asgore casually being above someone average in skill, not Undyne herself. And avoiding every single attack from even a child is much harder than you think. Not to mention, Asgore trains Undyne for a while after that and even then, it takes a great deal of time until Undyne just manages to knock him down just once.Not really impressive, since Younger Undyne should't be above average in skill, since she is Younger, so basically asgore is just avoiding a child
But also don't remember festa from Undyne, so i'm neutral.
It is a stretch to say that every single soldier still managed to stay average after training. It is already a low probability for a single person.Or you know average, i can still be trained and bê average.
This is something I actually agree with. "Years of experience" shouldn't really count as a piece of evidence for skill but I have seen it being used as such more than I care to count in this site.I trought that years of experience in this site don't count as evidence to skill, since we would need actual festa from that.
You are basically implying that monsters are utterly devoid of any common sense. Why would they stay put and just tank our attacks when their lives are on the line?While that's true, they don't show everything that's is actually happening, we also don't have any statements that proves the Monsters ARE trying to dodges our attacks, so kinda of a moot point.
Sans is also accepted as much faster than Frisk due to being able to dodge them at all. Besides, the whole point of his fight is that it breaks the usual game style (and somewhat the fourth wall as well). Having the first turn, attacking during our turn, ignoring invincibility frames etc. The only two possible interpretations for these are that either he is much faster than Frisk or he just breaks the rules in which case his fight can't be used to judge the other fights.The whole Sans fight, also kinda disproves that Ideia, since he show dodging our attacks and even commenting about:
"what? you think i'm gonna stand there and take it?" Implying before that, the monsters are just stading there and taking It.
Besides, we have a quote that disproves monsters just standing there:
"Froggit is trying to run away."
Tbh Cranwhale kinda summed up everything I was gonna say; since I don't feel like writing everything he did but slightly different, just put me as what his opinions are.
He already said that it was his last evaluation of the thread so I don't know if arguing has any point but anyway. Let's get over the abilities one by one though. Otherwise, it gonna be needlessly messy. I am gonna start from the one that makes least sense, "Heat Up."Same tbh
His argument not only implies that a "thermostat" just appeared out of nowhere, it also implies that there is also the whole system attached to it when there was nothing of sort just moments ago. Somehow, there is more than one of these invisible system and they are scattered across all of Hotland, being there every other step. And for some reason, Pyrop spesifically needs Frisk to use thermostat when there are numerous other monsters in the area. Sorry but this line of logic just falls apart on so many points