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GyroNutz said:But Waluigi can't fight him in that form either. Neither opponent can harm the other (assuming Geno can't fight in that form). This is textbook inconclusive.
It really, Geno literally cannot do anything in that form without finding another body, he is functionally incapacitated.
If it does count, then non-physical interaction should extend to other Mario characters in that game too, like Birdo and Daisy.00potato said:They should still have it though, so it is a solid feat still.
I hate to drag FNAF into this because it feels derailing to even mention it, but Soupy's counterpoint there is correct. By that very same logic, 'possessed' characters of all types across the wiki should have Incon results because their opponent couldn't interact with the soul, spirit, ingangable form, ect that was in control of the body that CAN interact with their opponent.GyroNutz said:But he's also putting himself in a state where he can't interact with Geno. You can't just look at it one way. Though if Waluigi can interact with Geno, there's no real reason why he wouldn't win.
Geno said that he chose to possess the "Geno" doll because it looked the strongest out of all the dolls there.
I don't know what happens with FNaF threads, and Waluigi having NPI makes this pretty irrelevant, but that's wrong. The definition of incapacitated is "unable to act, respond or the like". Obviously Geno can act under the previous assumptions, as Waluigi never affected the true Geno in any way. Respond? True Geno can interact with tangibles, so he is capable of responding, even if it isn't in kind. He's not incapacitated, but neither one can win the fight, so it'd be inconclusive.XitSign said:snip