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Hey, first time making a post like this on this wiki, I'll be addressing some of the utterly ridiculous treatment Zelda has been getting on this wiki. I'll be bringing up points and addressing them in turn, so bear with me, I won't be making long drawn out statements about everything, I'll be going right to the point.
Starting off, Composite Link's AP: "Planet level+ (was able to best Demise in close combat) | At least Dwarf Star level+ (Flipped the planet with the Golden Gauntlets), at least Small Star level with the Master Sword and full Triforce (The Master Sword and any one of the three pieces of the Triforce are superior to his Golden Gauntlets)"
Demise is only planet level through incredibly vague wording in the Hyrule Historia. "Destroy" could be anything from upsetting the natural order, to lifewiping, to planet busting. You don't get to just naturally assume it's a direct planet bust when there is nothing on this level. Given the fact he needed to build an army to attack? One of the quotes is "...who commands enough power to destroy the world,...". Commands. Y'know, like an army? Which is a FAR more logical assumption than him being able to straight up planet bust.
LOLGauntlets feat. Okay first of all, the weapon class is "Gauntlets", and the three levels of weapons in it are "Silver Gauntlets", "Golden Gauntlets" and "Power Gloves" (there is also a joke tier but ignoring that). Specify when he is using or people will assume that he is using the ones from OoT. On to the feat: It was likely a joke calc done by Chaos. The ENTIRE feat is based solely around a single camera shenanigan adding up. This has likely been brough up, but you can view the feat without the camera flipping, which gives hilarious results. Really? It's just far more likely that Link is just slamming it into the floor and ripping it up. Too much against it. Why does it only hit enemies in a...what, 15 foot radius? Why is Link able to fling it around like a light weight, yet suddenly increase to the point where it is easier for him to supposedly flip the planet than yank it out of the ground? Not to mention, the Gauntlet weapons are COMPLETELY non-canon, even to the HW canon, never mind the rest. You obtain them in Adventure Mode, completely optional, nothing to do with the main story, which brings us to the next point.
This is completely laughable. Master Sword "SHOULD" be stronger than the completely non-canon Gauntlets? What kind of argument is this? There are numerous weapons you can obtain in Zelda games solely for the purpose of having a stronger weapon than the Master Sword. You don't just assume it's stronger than it because "lol it SHOULD the bestest weapon". And the complete Triforce, what does this even have to do with putting him above the supposed planet level? Complete full Triforce is a single planet wide reality warping wish, that's about all you can get from it. Why would any single piece of the Triforce give a hard stat boost and possess more power than these supposed planet flipping non-canon Gauntlets? Something other than speculatory nonsense, thanks.
I have plenty more problems with this, however I'm only posting this for now to see if there is any point. Thank you for reading.
Starting off, Composite Link's AP: "Planet level+ (was able to best Demise in close combat) | At least Dwarf Star level+ (Flipped the planet with the Golden Gauntlets), at least Small Star level with the Master Sword and full Triforce (The Master Sword and any one of the three pieces of the Triforce are superior to his Golden Gauntlets)"
Demise is only planet level through incredibly vague wording in the Hyrule Historia. "Destroy" could be anything from upsetting the natural order, to lifewiping, to planet busting. You don't get to just naturally assume it's a direct planet bust when there is nothing on this level. Given the fact he needed to build an army to attack? One of the quotes is "...who commands enough power to destroy the world,...". Commands. Y'know, like an army? Which is a FAR more logical assumption than him being able to straight up planet bust.
LOLGauntlets feat. Okay first of all, the weapon class is "Gauntlets", and the three levels of weapons in it are "Silver Gauntlets", "Golden Gauntlets" and "Power Gloves" (there is also a joke tier but ignoring that). Specify when he is using or people will assume that he is using the ones from OoT. On to the feat: It was likely a joke calc done by Chaos. The ENTIRE feat is based solely around a single camera shenanigan adding up. This has likely been brough up, but you can view the feat without the camera flipping, which gives hilarious results. Really? It's just far more likely that Link is just slamming it into the floor and ripping it up. Too much against it. Why does it only hit enemies in a...what, 15 foot radius? Why is Link able to fling it around like a light weight, yet suddenly increase to the point where it is easier for him to supposedly flip the planet than yank it out of the ground? Not to mention, the Gauntlet weapons are COMPLETELY non-canon, even to the HW canon, never mind the rest. You obtain them in Adventure Mode, completely optional, nothing to do with the main story, which brings us to the next point.
This is completely laughable. Master Sword "SHOULD" be stronger than the completely non-canon Gauntlets? What kind of argument is this? There are numerous weapons you can obtain in Zelda games solely for the purpose of having a stronger weapon than the Master Sword. You don't just assume it's stronger than it because "lol it SHOULD the bestest weapon". And the complete Triforce, what does this even have to do with putting him above the supposed planet level? Complete full Triforce is a single planet wide reality warping wish, that's about all you can get from it. Why would any single piece of the Triforce give a hard stat boost and possess more power than these supposed planet flipping non-canon Gauntlets? Something other than speculatory nonsense, thanks.
I have plenty more problems with this, however I'm only posting this for now to see if there is any point. Thank you for reading.