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No, stop. You're just using headcanon. Literally nothing suggests that Void is superior to everything. You theory isn't relevant to this discussion. Void has never been stated to be the origin of everything.Kirby71 said:With the info i have gotten, Void is unfanthomably superior to everything.
My theory is that this "Void" is just an avatar, a messed avatar, Void has been stated to be the origin of everything.
I vaguely remember that, but can you please post scans?Eficiente said:Yes on the first thing, sort of no on the second, he was said to be the origin of everything, it's just that it's "origin" as in genesis/descent/derivation.
It really doesn't matter if he vanishes from the dimension or not, neither can hit the other while they are teleporting. Base Magolor's spatial manip is pretty shit anyways, he only uses them for Deadly Needles, which functions as just a basic attack. Marx has durability negation, which Magolor doesn't resist.Eficiente said:Magolor's teleportation makes him vanish from the dimension while still being able to move Vanilla Ice style, except he can still see where he's going. That move and Deadly Needles are presumably Spatial Manip whereas Marx has no hax Magolor can't resist.
How is Dimensional Vanish offensive? Just cause it doesn't one-shot doesn't mean it doesn't help. Marx also knows everything Magolor can do, and he can teleport out of any of Magolor's attacks. Even if Dimensional Vanish doesn't have a time limit, it doesn't affect the fight. All it means is Magolor becomes invulnerable for longer. It's not like he can hit Marx when he's invulnerable. It'll just stall. The Lor only does damage once you have friends board it (likely game mechanics, but still), and it takes too long to charge.Eficiente said:Dimensional Vanish is offensive spatial manip too, when he comes out of it. Marx's durability negation is something that doesn't one-shot, Magolor is aware of, and can Dimensional Vanish out of as those attacks take some time. The time limit Dimensional Vanish has are Game Mechanics, which makes the move even better for Magolor. ..and then you have the Lor, which he can summon at any time.
Magolor just has a better chance at taking this.
Barely. Not to useful for combat. If Magolor knows about Marx's dura neg, then Marx also knows about Magolor. Marx's teleport is just as good as Magolor's teleport. While it's true Marx can't do anything to Magolor when Magolor teleports, Magolor can't do anything to Marx either. He's gotta raise his hands, summon the Lor, then launch it forwards. It's a sluggish move than Marx can easily avoid.Eficiente said:"when he comes out of it", he warps space. Marks the difference of usefulness, by a lot. He doesn't, them meeting is optional, "teleport out" for him is less useful. It does as Marx can't do anything with Magolor not being present. Marx can't hit someone who isn't there, saying that Magolor is just "invulnerable" is misleading. Having the Lor doesn't take a lot of time, and it having to charge its size to not even have its real size are game mechanics, yes.
Doesn't he just push them away? Besides, Marx should have resistance. What do you even mean? If you're saying Magolor knows Marx's moveset, then Marx should also know Magolor's moveset. Marx is also untouchable and invisible while teleporting, and Magolor's space warp is weak and leaves him vulnerable. Wait... Magolor can just freely use the Lor in this match? If so, then I'm probably changing my vote.Eficiente said:"Barely" warping space one-shots without resistance. All Star Allies can fight Marx, Marx himself can't fight them, but ok. It's not; Staying untouchable for as much as required, warping space while coming out, and being almost invisible while using it, heck the "almost" is likely even a game mechanic. That only if he uses it for the pre-created move he has in Star Allies, instead of, you know, using the Lor freely, as he can do just by thinking.
are you changing it or not yetSptflcrw said:i'm probably changing my vote.
Not quite yet. I'll make it obvious if I do.Niccokirby said:are you changing it or not yetSptflcrw said:i'm probably changing my vote.
I don't. It felt uncomfortable and just wrong having Magolor at the top. He didn't have any solid tier 3 stuff anyway. I personally perfer tier 4 Kirby characters, because they're probably the strongest tier 4 characters on the site. (Stronger than Star Wars and Touhou, fight me)Zamasu Chan said:I miss tier 3 Magalor
What? No. It can happen in game, therefore he resists it. Don't give me that "it's optional" bullshit. That's... what a teleport does... Who cares if he uses a portal or not? If anything, using a portal is worse, as it's slower that way. Landia did what? Statements about what? What are you even talking about?Eficiente said:@Sptflcrw He shouldn't as Marx resisting his attacks is optional. Marx goes from point A to B, obligatorily, Magolor's teleport is structurally different (it's not even technically a teletort as he uses a portal). Yeah it's not something the crown gave him, Landia was able to do that too, I believe there were also statements supporting Mag being able to do this.
@Zamasu If I only had the original manual of his game he would likely had that tier again.
Not how his teleport works. Most of the things you say can be omitted if you read the Notable Attacks/Techniques of this characters, Marx contracts his body, then teleport like that, and then puts himself in a normal position. With this being just as fast as Mag's portal thing. In fact many Kirby bosses don't just instantly teleport, those use at least hands movements first (then teleport, and then hands back to normal, there is a pattern here).Sptflcrw said:With a teleport, you just have to think, and then bam, you're there.
First of all, no he doesn't.Eficiente said:Yes he "makes himself a ball".
"There could easily be stuff such as" & "his screen flipping move could have been said to affect Another Dimension". "the first" aims the "Another Dimension was going to be destroyed with his defeat". He didn't but has a move which shows them and is called as the universe where the battle takes place.
"There could easily be stuff such as" & "his screen flipping move could have been said to affect Another Dimension"; recognizes this as a possibility, not a fact as you did. Otherwise you are super redundant as we all know that he never flipped Another Dimension.Sptflcrw said:For one, he was never able to flip over Another Dimension. At most it was a large portion. Which isn't tier 3.
Never said it was. I said "the first one which is his most famous feat could even be tier 2" referring to the first feat mentioned (obviously); "There could easily be stuff such as "Another Dimension was going to be destroyed with his defeat"". Another Dimension is a universe.Sptflcrw said:But even if he flipped the entire universe, how on earth would that be tier 2?
Look 2 comments above. That was an answer to "None of that stuff is tier 3", the target is that stuff, and the stuff is 2 comments above. Furthermore it's already very suspicious that saying "his most famous feat" means nothing to someone who said "Also Magolor will never be tier 3, just face it."Sptflcrw said:Nowhere in said comment did you even mention Magolor's defeat destroying Another Dimension.