Pokémon TCG: Sword and Shield—Brilliant Stars

R-2 :Fight of all time : Most powerfull Anime char. who will win.

No, Kirby uses his warp star to tackle Ash, eat Ash, then become Pokeball Kirby to send out as many Pokemon as he likes that all obey Kirby.
 
I vote Chris' "über" category get further split up, since there should probably be a "godlike" category for those characters powerful enough to destroy worlds at the flick of a wrist.
 
Marril said:
I vote Chris' "über" category get further split up, since there should probably be a "godlike" category for those characters powerful enough to destroy worlds at the flick of a wrist.
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Done. I was thinking that it needed splitting up further anyway. I also promoted some OU's to Über's now that the bar is set lower.
 
Jump ultimate stars =\

And why isn't Amuro Ray in the list? You don't have the hero of the first gundam series in the mecha list?
 
Articjedi said:
Jump ultimate stars =\
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Someone totally should have pointed that out in the second post. ;\

And why isn't Amuro Ray in the list? You don't have the hero of the first gundam series in the mecha list?
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I only added new franchises to the list. The Gundam representitive was already chosen by the OP. Besides, whenever I added new mechs I always used their newest incarnation (in the cases of Dancouga, Gaiking, Jeeg, etc.) unless there was a specific one that was most well known (I think there were successors to GoLion, but I'm not sure).
 
I'm thinking Soubi would probably be easiest classed as a magic-user, since how he fights is basically magic in all but name. If we're only counting what's seen onscreen, then you might want to note he needs to be paired up with Aoyagi Ritsuka—though he should be paired with Aoyagi Seimei if at all possible. Yugi after all seems to get to be paired with Atem.

For those who haven't seen the series: Fighting pairs are basically predetermined; a fighter's strength is halved if they aren't fighting with their match, and halved again if they're fighting alone.
 
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Why does Daimon go in Relatively Normal and Ash go in Nigh Useless? They both do pretty much the same thing. They have no powers, but they have Pokemon/Digimon that they can use.
 
charmander rox said:
Why does Daimon go in Relatively Normal and Ash go in Nigh Useless? They both do pretty much the same thing. They have no powers, but they have Pokemon/Digimon that they can use.
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Exactly. All the other characters are fighting themselves, not using other things such as Pokémon or Digimon. They can easily just destroy Ash or Daimon, and they essientaly win.
 
Does anyone really need to explain why the embodiment of suck known as Ash is in the "Nigh Useless" category? Seriously, people.
 
And Daimon Masaru goes into the "normal" category because he actually goes out and FIGHTS his opponents. In order for Agumon to Shinta, Daimon has to punch the opponent in the correct way. Remember, in the first episode he singlehandedly takes out about a dozen thugs by himself. He can take on any Rookie level (English) Digimon, and puts up a pretty decent fight against the Champion levels (again English). Obviously, he can't take on Ultimates or Megas, but that's almost to be expected. Those two levels consider carrying a planet to be a marginal level of ability.

Oh, and Satoshi sucks. Plain and simple. The word "sucks" can't even begin to describe his level of suckiness. They took out pretty much the only character who had any battling skills from the main team (Misty), and the only person in the entire series that could come close to a "player"'s level of battling got left out b/c the VA didn't want to do the character anymore (or something like that). Satoshi sucks, he has always sucked, and he always will suck.
 
charmander rox said:
Why does Daimon go in Relatively Normal and Ash go in Nigh Useless? They both do pretty much the same thing. They have no powers, but they have Pokemon/Digimon that they can use.
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Relatively normal means almost normal, but still above normal. Masaru didn't get into the above normal category by virtue of his Digimon. Although, lets be honest, a fully evolved, non-legendary Pokemon stands no chance against a fully evolved Digimon much less one in Burst Mode. Back on subject, Masaru made it in because he can punch out a Digimon.

I already gave you my answer for Satoshi. He's in there for the same reason as Keroro (who could blow up/take over Pekopon [the earth] with his Keroball). I'd actually be more inclined to move Keroro out before Satoshi.

bullados said:
And Daimon Masaru goes into the "normal" category because he actually goes out and FIGHTS his opponents. In order for Agumon to Shinta, Daimon has to punch the opponent in the correct way. Remember, in the first episode he singlehandedly takes out about a dozen thugs by himself. He can take on any Rookie level (English) Digimon, and puts up a pretty decent fight against the Champion levels (again English). Obviously, he can't take on Ultimates or Megas, but that's almost to be expected. Those two levels consider carrying a planet to be a marginal level of ability.
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You mean "shinka." Also, Masaru did punch through Craniummon's (Who is an Ultimate Digimon. Mega in English) shield of +1 absolute defense.
 
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