And for that "Frying Pan Scene", even the assumption that the planet has to work on physics similar to Earths, or that Shiver Star itself is a post apocalyptic Earth, while sound logic, is entirely conjecture on their part otherwise Kirby's main combat ability would be that he's the physically strongest thing alive, not that he's capable of copying things that are useful to defeat the enemy at hand. It isn't at all stated that the explosion produced by the final boss of Triple Deluxe was a planet buster, rather than confirming the destcrution of all the tendrils wrapped around the planet that were part of the destroyed final boss I'm not sure if they were purposefully misrepresenting that scene or just being ignorant, but that does not do jack to prove that Kirby has any sort of decent durability, which varies -HEAVILY- from medium to medium. Kirby's inhale, again, is not an instant win (except when boosted by a Miracle Seed, which automatically activates and can't be stored, like with most recent Final Weapons or Super Abilities), with many attacks and every enemy that doesn't have a health bar ignoring it. Kirby doesn't come close to the strength, speed, or durability to match Majin Buu. Superman is consistently so much stronger in basically every way, and Goku's not even the strongest person in DBZ to compare to him: a fight against Vegito (I'd suggest Gogeta as well, but 30-10 minute fusions means Superman could easily hold out against him until he defuses), Broly, or someone else would be closer.īut this? No contest. Goku was built from the other end trying to rise to the occasion as best as he can, even when faced with unstoppable odds.
#Cinnabon the crystal shard 3.5 stats full#
Superman doesn't demonstrate just how broken he is (or rather, how broken he's been written over continuities) because that's the point of his existence holding back to help guide others, not releasing his full strength and instantly murdering everything that gets in his way. Like, I'm not even being biased in this: when Superman vs Goku came out, even though the guys (again) used bad math in determining Goku's abilities, I held no issue with Superman being stronger than Goku. Not to mention the "Kirby has infinity strength because of a random minigame or a joke gag used in the anime" thing. Kirby's only chance of survival would come down to getting whatever the "Ultimate" Special of the day happens to be, and that still might not save him if Buu just blows up the planet they fight on (though Hypernova would be a good counter to that, but see below). Most Final Boss energy Projectiles (Hi Marx, Galacta Knight, and Zero) would entirely ignore Kirby's air, and most copy abilities would get knocked out of him by a few solid punches from Mario, let alone a Z-Warrior, let alone Majin Buu in any of his forms. Not to mention his inhale is actually rather limited. He's so durable, yet he can be physically beaten by Waddle-Dees, which are about as deadly as Goombas are.
They way overpowered Kirby for the Death Battle. being hit dozens if not hundreds of times before going down.Ĥ) Invulnerable to man-portable modern weaponry, only slightly inconvenienced by direct hits from a tank's cannon.ĥ) Agile/skilled enough to trade blows with Superman at superhuman speeds at rates of several blows/second.Ħ) Adaptation to whatever special attack/manauver is used to defeat it other than plain damage so it becomes immune to further uses.ħ) Effectively immortal and eternally regenerating. a move speed of around 2 miles/round or so in game terms.ģ) Enough toughness to survive a 5-minute-long fight against an opponent with comparable hitting power - i.e. punch through the equivalent of 5 feet of steel.Ģ) Move as fast as a speeding bullet and jump high enough to attack airborne targets. I wonder, what would the stats for the monster that killed Superman look like in DnD terms if we use what he's done in comics/animation/games as a benchmark? Ideally, such stats would cover the following ġ) Can punch through bank vaults or modern tank armor in one blow.
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