>And you have no proof or evidence about Atomic x having the same abilityes like Alien x all what saied now is just Head cannon nothing more:
No, the default assumption =/= headcanon. What IS headcanon is making leaps in logic to assume something that has no basis behind it in the first place. We can assume Atomic X has Alien X's abilities because Alien X is being used to make up what Atomic X itself is in the first place. Meanwhile, you have nothing to suggest their abilities differ from each other besides very little circumstance of, like, 2 abilities not being used.
>it's possible, but this mean that atomic x dosn't scale weaker than the CTB since ben didn't even think to use the EE against the CTB.
I knew you'd bring this up, and that's a no. Ben not thinking of using an ability or 2 in one instance is not the same thing as him directly a threat where EE specifically would be the only thing that saves him. He's pitted against existence erasure, has only one ability that can possibly stop it, and he doesn't use it? That's incredibly stupid. And the basis of his EE being superior to the bombs is speculative to begin with.
>if we assume that Atomic x has EE (which is bullshit) than he didn't think of using his EE ability so he just decided to punch the CTB And it makes sence since Ben dosn't even know that Alien x has EE.
If Ben doesn't know Alien X in general has EE, then why in the hell are you even arguing for Alien X to be 2-B with it? It would be completely non-combat applicable if that is the case.
>Fusion is only helpful in some conditions as they are not more powerful than both aliens combined together
And what confirms this? Again, your taking the standard of how faulty made fusions were made in Ben 10 in the past and applying them to every alien fusion in the entire franchise, which is ridiculously flawed.
The Biomnitrix is specifically designed to make proper fusions, there's nothing confirming the fusion aliens would be weaker and nothing implies they'd be weaker either.
>I also agree with Antvasima, just because 1 fiction treats fusions one way doesnt mean every series treats them the same way.
Of course fusions do not have an absolute standard across fiction. They can definitely be treated differently. However, the default assumption that takes the fewest leaps in logic should be that they are assumed to have the abilities because the fusion is made up from the individual products.
If for some reason the fusion doesn't have all of their abilities, there needs to be an actual confirmation that proves it. Without a basis to it, your only creating bigger speculation than there needs to be.
That said, im tired of repeating my points over and over so if making a different tab with Alien X's powers is agreed on, i'll just go with it.
