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Yes, but these feats were casual. That moon punch was done by a single one, I have no idea why you're treating this as DK's peak. DK having a key for his games and his own series would objectively imply that these are separate a canon/time/form etc.DKC is definitely the same verse as the Mario Bros, but the feats often shown are lacking despite a lot of characters being seen as almost as strong as DK. Obviously, I'd like to see the keys get merged, but it's just often too difficult to convince; can't really force other staff members. So it seems safest to have DK keep his Donkey Kong | Mario Bros keys.
Not a valid reason. Either display a contradiction or we just use scaling. I don't give a **** when they're born within the same planet in Yoshi's Island DS and had their first game in Donkey Kong.The scale isn't good. It's still relying solely on crossovers being applied back to everyone back.
Which is why prior to this comment I literally said I am fine without scaling Lanky to the main Kongs since he nevee directly harms the opponent. Hell, not even Lanky's own profile is being scaled to any character. There's a reason I said I would only scale if they have things to prove it. Chunky and Kiddy being in one game is a good thing, means they have no contradictions at all.But it also makes for a lack of believability and justification to scale to them since Lanky Kong never fought his bosses directly in DK64.
And how do we know the strength stat refers to ap? What if it's a Super Mario Bros 2 situation where the strength stat refers to lifting strength?Lanky does have a higher strength stat than Diddy, which would arguably make him scale.
Name of the key doesn't matter, regardless of how you intent it, making them seperate keys for seperate scaling due to a seperate series means you absolutely cannot scale DK to the Mario cast. Again, pick one, as a key implies otherwise. Is it a seperate version of DK? A separate point in time? A different canon? A power-up? These are what we use keys for. To say we should make a key for a series and give a character what's essentially a varying tier would just outright make zero sense from a canon stand point. Under no circumstances should a series with the same canons have separate keys for seperate series, that implies he's weaker in those games despite always being 4-A in any other.I think all the "Composite keys" should be renamed to Mario Bros to avoid confusion though.
What anti feat?If the issue is giving them a high tier in itself just show the anti feat in question that messes with their tiering, or this would be the same as me saying that I don't think Petey Piranha should be 4-A because he's in Mario games without that high of a tier (I'm ignoring the spin off since no clue if he appears in any prominent one that gives him scaling).
Then what's the issue with Lanky then, lol. Backscaling is a thing.Strength stat in DK 64 is how much damage you do to enemies via punching; a lot of enemies in DK64 have notable pools of health that take multiple hits to take out.
I still think they do, but that's unrelated.And actually, I don't think every mini-boss should scale from Mario as I mentioned on numerous threads before; such as Boom Boom or Pom Pom.
I agree with Petey scaling, however a Shine does not empower you like a Power Star. It's never stated and has been disproven in The Thousand Year Door.In Petey's case, he not only is an occurring boss, he also has a Shine sprite empowerment and was in the cutscenes seen as threatening.
^ThisI agree with Petey scaling, however a Shine does not empower you like a Power Star. It's never stated and has been disproven in The Thousand Year Door.
Oh, I didn't know that.Only staff using the tagging will actually notify the respective users, then again.
Well, you can write in somebody's message wall.Mods saying yes.
Would this be an acceptable compromise for the rest of you? To simply call the two keys "Donkey Kong Games" and "Mario Games" or somesuch?I agree with Dino that it's mostly all the one note characters is where contradictions lie. And it's mostly Matt who's making vague claims about "Franchise" and "Crossovers". I think all the "Composite keys" should be renamed to Mario Bros to avoid confusion though.
By the above I don't think that's a good compromise, either the DK cast fully scales or the key is best being removed. A better compromise would be perhaps something like "At least 6-B, likely 4-A", and as said before they actually have better reasons to scale to the Mario cast than Waluigi, who already gets around fine with a "Likely 4-A".Also, let's take a look at our DK page and their feats, shall we?
Wizpig: Planet level for reality warping his planet. I have no idea where the feat is, but either way, you only race him and never fight him.
DK: Country level for his calc on punching the moon. However, this was a very casual feat. Literally done by a single punch, thus casual. Hell, Diddy does it with a headbutt on ACCIDENT. So it should be obvious that this is nowhere near their peak. This pretty much the Roshi thread argument in terms of using outliers as the basic argument when they didn't contradict themselves.
Lord Fredrik: Froze DK's island. Considering how the ice dragon did it by simply flying around, this isn't their peak either.
And that's it. So why exactly is scaling them such an issue when one feat is from a guy you never fight, the second is done with a casual punch and accidental headbutt, and third by simply flying. These aren't contradictions.
Name of the key doesn't matter, regardless of how you intent it, making them seperate keys for seperate scaling due to a seperate series means you absolutely cannot scale DK to the Mario cast. Again, pick one, as a key implies otherwise. Is it a seperate version of DK? A separate point in time? A different canon? A power-up? These are what we use keys for. To say we should make a key for a series and give a character what's essentially a varying tier would just outright make zero sense from a canon stand point. Under no circumstances should a series with the same canons have separate keys for seperate series, that implies he's weaker in those games despite always being 4-A in any other.
Honestly, I am 100% fine with this. I just want the keys to go.But I got nothing against the "At least 6-B, possibly 4-A" if the keys need to be merged.