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It's fine.By the way Random, sorry if I sounded rude in the last response. I swear that that wasn't my intention, but I see that it would probably be interpreted that way. Anyway, on to the response
I never said that. At least, to my memory I didn't. I said that he's used luck before to get out of situations.I meant more evidence than the same clips from 3 episodes of the show that are actually Supernatural Luck. The only new feat you've brought up I already debunked above. I also meant evidence that he mostly relies on luck to get out of other villains plans. You say that he does consistently, so it shouldn't be that hard to find some more examples.
It's mostly luck and toon force, though. There is very little skill involved in this. This is a very solid example of Supernatural Luck.This is a combination of toon force, skill, and luck, so not a completely solid example of Supernatural Luck
And even then, toon force only comes into play when the ball bounces off the tree. Even then, I can still argue that it's luck coming into play. Everything from that point on is straight luck.
There's really no good justification for skill here. You have to grasp at straws in order to get a somewhat decent justification.
The fact that it's a projectile of snowballs instead of just one coming straight towards Johnny and Dukey can justify Supernatural Luck. Plus, I only said it's a maybe. I didn't outright say that this isn't Supernatural Luck. You have to be really stretching it in order to not consider it Supernatural Luck.You yourself already said that this feat could be interpreted as not Supernatural Luck, so it's not really solid.
I already gave a lengthy explanation that you still have yet to refute.Jesus, I don't know how many times I have to repeat myself. Dark Vegan is unlucky, not the other way around. Besides the snowball competition feat, every single one of the usable feats you mention that you say are 100% Supernatural Luck involve Dark Vegan. If he isn't an incompetent villain, why would he mess up this many times so consistently? Everytime he gets close to killing Johnny Test, and only when HE gets close to it, Johnny is miraculously fine.
I can't seem to see this, could you describe it in more detail?
Can you see it, now?