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You're both wrong...
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Link vs Bayonetta redo
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Then be right
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So then what's the feat? Like you can't say "You're both wrong" and not give a feat. Reading your blog, nothing details Time Stop.
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WW Link moves in explicitly stopped time.
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In the sunken Hyrule. Time is frozen, enemies don't move, debris won't fall, and it only gets resumed when Link draws the Master Sword.
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I don't think that gives a resistance. That basically going into an area that lacks time. He should be infinite speed then.
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Why would Link moving in stopped time not mean he can move in stopped time?
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So are you telling me that Link can suddenly move in say the Dark Area now?
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Yeeaaah, in that case I'm not entirely sure of that. Unless you can say anything tossed in that gets time frozen.
BUT on the other hand
Using the Master Sword to undo the time stop, might be a resistance by itself.
BUT on the other hand
Using the Master Sword to undo the time stop, might be a resistance by itself.
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The answer is not he cannot.The real cal howard said:
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Timeless=/=time stop
Edit: Dammit, ninja'd, + he saw my original comment
Edit: Dammit, ninja'd, + he saw my original comment
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He is still moving in a place where Time is no longer flowing.
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That doesn't give resistance to Time Stop, we know that from Mewtwo
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Aside from the fact that removing that was stupid when afterwards, some To Aru or Fate character got time resistance for similar reasons, the cases are completely different due to Mewtwo's case being void mechanics.
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You're referring to Gilgamesh and Aleister Crowley, both were removed.
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Weren't they removed?The real cal howard said:
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FEEL THE WRATH OF MY NINJA MANIPULATION
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Speaking of which. The Bayo match exists.PaChi2 said:
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Bayonetta?PaChi2 said:
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If Link can move where time is stopped, then that's timestop Resistance. Void feats are weirder, due to absolute lack of things, and other people moving in it, but that's not Link's case. End of story.
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Nice stonewall bro.The real cal howard said:
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My name is Cal "Stonewall" Jackson for a reason.
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My vote is the same as last time.
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Can Link actually hit someone in another dimension?
What if Bayo goes in Limbo and kills him there? She isn't just invisible, she's in another realm all together.
In truth I'm going inconclusive here. Both resist the most dangerous things in each other's arsenal. Plus, unless Link can cut through dimensions, he can't hit her in Limbo, while she can still attack him and her attacks being invisible. He can deflect a lot of her stuff, while she can do the same. Her lollipops and Red Hot Shot help here as well. Not to mention her other items such as Pulley's Butterfly at her disposal. While, Link has more equipment, I feel that is isn't enough to give him the win against another versatile and equally talented opponent."
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Can Link actually hit someone in another dimension?
What if Bayo goes in Limbo and kills him there? She isn't just invisible, she's in another realm all together.
In truth I'm going inconclusive here. Both resist the most dangerous things in each other's arsenal. Plus, unless Link can cut through dimensions, he can't hit her in Limbo, while she can still attack him and her attacks being invisible. He can deflect a lot of her stuff, while she can do the same. Her lollipops and Red Hot Shot help here as well. Not to mention her other items such as Pulley's Butterfly at her disposal. While, Link has more equipment, I feel that is isn't enough to give him the win against another versatile and equally talented opponent."
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Link is immune to time paradoxes
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Well it doesn't change the fact that he can't do anything to her in Purgatory.
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So Fate while you're here...can you answer my Time Stop resistance question?
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What? Which one?
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Does walking into a place with already stopped time grant you a resistance?
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How often does Bayo use the Purgatorio switch against an opponent? And if she does that and goes invisible, Link either...
a) Uses the Crucifix to make her visible
b) Uses the Stone Mask or Magic Cape (assuming he hasn't already) to make himself invisible and/or as noticeable as a stone
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c) Both
a) Uses the Crucifix to make her visible
b) Uses the Stone Mask or Magic Cape (assuming he hasn't already) to make himself invisible and/or as noticeable as a stone
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c) Both
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...If the place is shown to stop everything that enters there in time after the activation already happened but a character is shown to enter there and still move, I'd say yes.
It's a common trope in fiction however, that after time has already been stopped in some place, people can actually enter it (post-activation) and move around normally if they weren't around when whatever else stopped it, so I'm not entirely sure.
It's a common trope in fiction however, that after time has already been stopped in some place, people can actually enter it (post-activation) and move around normally if they weren't around when whatever else stopped it, so I'm not entirely sure.
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She always enter Purgatorio. She's usually in it daily. A ton of Bayonetta 1 and 2 is in Purgatorio when she was not traveling with someone else.
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For example, the CT cast doesn't have resistance to Time Stop, but when the Universal+ Chrono Trigger freezes time to allow them to change story at Death Peak, they are all able to move within the stop, even though Lavos itself is stopped.
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