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And said skepticism was more or less shot down. Plus, if we're going to allow Smashers scale to Reshiram's and other Legendaries' full power but not the likes of Arceus, Dialga, and Palkia's full power despite having the same reason that the other Legendaries have, then we shouldn't give them High 6-A either. It's blatant double standards.Are you sure that their maximum power applies to those moments? I saw some people skeptical about it in previous posts in this thread.
I legit don't get this point. He's capable of taking hits from them, he can fight their Spirits in Spirit Battles, he's stated to be one of the strongest, if not the strongest, Pokémon multiple times by both characters and in-game descriptions. Isn't that enough proof?While it's true that a lot of characters in fiction can surpass their supreme creators, it defies logic, (which can also happen in fiction,) so I think it needs stronger contextual support than with typical power scaling, unless it's made obvious.
Also, who cares if it defies logic? It's fiction! Heck, I can name so many things that defies logic in Smash Bros alone without even needing to bring up them being creators. So the point of fictional characters surpassing their creators defies logic is ultimately meaningless. If a character is stated and shown to be comparable, if not surpasses, their creator, then there we go, they're comparable or have surpassed their creator. It's not that complicated.
And I'm not trying to say that logic doesn't matter in fiction period, cause logic does matter from time to time, I'm just saying it's not as complicated as you're making it out to be.
Anyways, sorry for the mini rant.
And they casually scale to Mewtwo. Everyone, besides Galeem and Dharkon normally, casually scales to one another. I don't get this point either.I meant that a different playable character that's amplified by Xerneas is easily capable of launching base Mewtwo off-screen to defeat it.