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Kirby vs Grey Goo
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@Rowknan The only actual forcefields Kirby has technically arent even forcefields, just barriers of ice, electricity, and needles that only surround him...
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His forcefields arent even forcefields, just a barrier of ice, a barrier of electricity, and a coating of needlesRowknan said:
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I think it would more likely be just his stomach, since you can usually see a ggood portion of the inside of his mouth when it's open.WeeklyBattles said:
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I'd say possession would probably still work, though.
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@Rowknan Mirror Kirby just reflects projectile attacks
@AN Ah ok, thanks
@AN Ah ok, thanks
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Can Posession work on machines?ArbitraryNumbers said:
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Kirby. Honestly All kirby has to do is eat the grey goo. and its over.
All because Kirby's somach is a portal to another dimension. the goo could eat every thing there. but it would never get back out to hinder kirby.
All because Kirby's somach is a portal to another dimension. the goo could eat every thing there. but it would never get back out to hinder kirby.
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If it's a cloud of trillions of little nanobots then I don't see how Kirby wouldn't be able to just swallow it, even if it's only his stomach that leads to the dimension.
Also @Weekly
Kirby does have the ability to insert his power into machines in planet Robobot IIRC if that's the way he does it. He did it to the entirety of the Halberd with his robobot armor.
https://youtu.be/RLbrrlGpYqI?t=17m41s
Also @Weekly
Kirby does have the ability to insert his power into machines in planet Robobot IIRC if that's the way he does it. He did it to the entirety of the Halberd with his robobot armor.
https://youtu.be/RLbrrlGpYqI?t=17m41s
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Crop. I've told you multiple times that the intangibility is not from Squeak Swua, but from Kirby fighters. I'd appreciate it if you'd stop bringing that up, thank you.
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I never said that it would be affected all at once. It would get swallowed bit by bit over time. Plus Kirby's inhale/hypernova likely scales to his attack potency, which would make it at the very least mid-end multi solar system level. Plus this isn't a galaxy sized Grey Goo; this is a multi-solar system sized grey goo, leaving no question that Kirby would be able to devour it. ESPECIALLY if it's comprised entirely of tiny nanobots.
I also didn't say he could possess machines. Kirby simply inserts his power into them. He did it to an entire battle ship with his robobot armor, so I doubt he wouldn't be able to do that to at least a small chunk of nanobots that comprise part of a massive blob.
I also didn't say he could possess machines. Kirby simply inserts his power into them. He did it to an entire battle ship with his robobot armor, so I doubt he wouldn't be able to do that to at least a small chunk of nanobots that comprise part of a massive blob.
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@Rowhan. You basically hold A, and Kirby vanishes and can't be hit until you release A.
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Also, Kirby's kinda immortal (type 6) in ghost in that game, as he has no health, but can still attack people and resurrect himself if he attacks someone. Getting hit only recoils him and nothing more.
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@rowknan. Yes. Kirby can move.
@Crop. It's still Ghost Kirby. You're basically saying because he doesn't use it in the main game, it's not a copy ability. You might as well say that abilities he hasn't used, like Yo-Yo, are non-canon. Or that Kirby pre-RtD can't use Force Blast in Fighter. See the logic in that? Ghost Kirby is still Ghost Kirby, whether he gains it through being defeated, copy essence, or eating a ghost. Not to mention that even if he needs to die, so what? How many characters on this site can act after death? People wank Seiya to high hell for that.
@Crop. It's still Ghost Kirby. You're basically saying because he doesn't use it in the main game, it's not a copy ability. You might as well say that abilities he hasn't used, like Yo-Yo, are non-canon. Or that Kirby pre-RtD can't use Force Blast in Fighter. See the logic in that? Ghost Kirby is still Ghost Kirby, whether he gains it through being defeated, copy essence, or eating a ghost. Not to mention that even if he needs to die, so what? How many characters on this site can act after death? People wank Seiya to high hell for that.
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Ghost Kirby's copy ability comes from devouring intangible enemies, so Ghost Kirby not being intangible itself is likely a balance of difficulty; it would simply be too cheap an ability if Kirby could just float through the entire level without being harmed.
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I don't think you understand my point. Even if Kirby needed to die, it wouldn't affect the battle under standard battle assumptions.
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Not all but there are a considerable amount of Regenerationn users that do die prior to coming back. Especially those who get reduced to less and less such as the High-Mids and above. And at certain levels of Regenerationn one would by definition have to die before coming back such as the Godly levels. Our resurrectio page also says that Regenerationn is often associated with coming back from death.
As long they can come back within a reasonable timeframe, I believe characters can continue a match after dying. Plus that is the way we also handle KOs and BFRs (if someone can come back from those in a short enough time they can continue the match despite it having happened to them.) I wouldn't think death is or should be much different with characters able to shortly revive themselves. Especially since many regen users rely on that ability and have won matches through it.
Though the best person to know would be DontTalk who pretty much wrote these types of rules for matches.
As long they can come back within a reasonable timeframe, I believe characters can continue a match after dying. Plus that is the way we also handle KOs and BFRs (if someone can come back from those in a short enough time they can continue the match despite it having happened to them.) I wouldn't think death is or should be much different with characters able to shortly revive themselves. Especially since many regen users rely on that ability and have won matches through it.
Though the best person to know would be DontTalk who pretty much wrote these types of rules for matches.
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with ghost kirby kirby has it but because this has been restricted im not sure it highly depends on the sequence of events as it seems
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nevermind after a lot of debating with myself i relised that one of the grey goo's listed weaknesses is that projectile attacks do hurt him so as long as kirby can figure out that the grey goo can eat anything smaller then it before it's to late whitch given his intelegence and that it's not that to difficult to figure out anyway he probobly could kirby could fairly easly kill him from a distence and his duplication power could speed up the prosses so my vote is on kirby.
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