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Magneto is too good here, and I don't see Mr. Incredible tipping the battle in his team's favor either. Incredible is super strong, but he's not nearly as agile as Mario, and Mario's slew of projectile weapons from fireballs to bombs to hammers should be enough to keep Incredible busy long enough for Magneto to wrap a titanium beam around Incredible like it's a piece of string.
Mr Incredible has super speed, speed which far surpasses a normal human being. Whereas Mario's speed is average, though his endurance is above average, which allows him to run for extended periods of time. I can't see the projectiles doing much damage to Incredible, especially considering his super durability and speed.
Sorry son, but you got it backwards. Mr. Incredible has completely average speed, but Mario has superhuman speed. Mario has been shown as able to outrun/dodge cannonballs and can even fly given the right equipment. On the other side of things, there is no evidence that Mr. Incredible has anything higher than normal speed, and I'd like to know where you got the idea that he has super speed.
I don't think the projectiles will down Mr. Incredible either, but they'll definitely keep him too distracted to help Storm. Then again, who knows, maybe Mario corners Mr. Incredible with his superior speed and just keeps throwing fireballs at him until he's burnt to a crisp.
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Says among his super powers is super speed. Not anything comparable to people like Wonder Woman or Martian Manhunter, but I'd say faster than Usain Bolt, with a lot more endurance.
Also, by cannon balls, do you mean Bullet Bills? Because the speeds of those vary from extremely quick (Mario Kart, requires a vehicle to effectively dodge) to quite slow (side-scrolling Mario games). And yeah, Mario can fly, but not extremely fast without the use of objects such as a cannon, which he doesn't carry around or somehow possess.
There's no real way to derive whether Mr Incredible can be hurt by fireballs, but it's safe to assume they'd burn his costume and nothing more. Mr Incredible has survived an enormous amount of blunt trauma, and sharp trauma can only damage him if there is a huge amount of force exerted (such as his own power). Fire would hurt him, but Mr Incredible is resilient enough to survive.
Not to mention, fireballs are easily dodged in an open, 3D environment.
It says slight superhuman speed. I'd say that puts him about on par with Usain Bolt, but I reckon Mario is even faster than Usain Bolt.
I'd also like to point out that Mario is way stronger than you give him credit for. He has lifted up a castle, and has also destroyed castles by simply jumping on them a few times. He breaks bricks with a single punch, and it doesn't seem to fatigue him at all. Perhaps Mario is closer to Mr. Incredible in terms of strength than we give him credit for.
Clearly you've never seen Cape Mario. That dude can fly pretty damn fast, and his dive speed his huge.
He's dodged cannons in many games, and I think it's fair to say that the reason they appear to move slow is because Mario is so damn fast. These canonballs/bullets have no self-propulsion and would normally start to lose altitude if they were actually moving at the velocity that they appear to have, but in nearly every game they continue on their original course indefinitely. Thus, it is fair to assume that these bullets/cannonballs have been fired at full speed, and Mario is just faster than they are.
So what you're saying is that because Incredible has survived blunt force trauma, he would be able to survive being burnt? Yes, he is extraordinarily strong, but fire doesn't play by the same rules as punches and kicks.
Not if Mario is firing at him from all angles with his superior speed.
Scroll down, it says under his list of powers that he is significantly faster than a normal human being. Slight is comparing him to Dash, who can run across water.
Mr Incredible stopped a speeding subway train. Considering a train car weighs about 85200 pounds (research), times that by about 12 cars for the minimum 1022440 lbs in weight, or 463771kg rounded to make it easier to calculate the energy for a Brit like me. The speed of a typical subway train is around 25 mph.
kinetic energy = 1/2 x mass x speed2
463771 x 625 / 2 = 144928437.5 Joules. And that's not even counting the weight of the people on board the train as well.
Year 9 Physics actually gets some usage.
Mario with arguably his fastest power up just about equals the speed of Incredible.
A Koopa Troopa plodding along very slowly is approximately half the speed of Normal Mario without him running. Bullet Bills at about the same speed as walking Mario. Tortoises are not half the speed of bullets, whatever universe you're in.
Like I said, it's a tough one to nail down. I'm not implying that Incredible is entirely flame-******ant. However, that's not to say that if he took a hit from a fireball, he would light up like a wicker man. I think his durability would allow him to take a lot of punishment, even from fire. There's no real proof for or against.
Don't underestimate Incredible's speed.
Usain Bolt isn't a normal human being. Usain Bolt is significantly faster than a normal human being. As such, I'd peg Incredible's speed at about the same as Bolt's.
Impressive.
Mario deadlifted a friggin castle and lifts it into space.
Or maybe koopas move a lot quicker than we give them credit for?
I don't think he'd light up like a wicker man, but I certainly think it would harm him more than a few punches and kicks.
Don't underestimate Mario's everything.
Usian's top speed is 27.3 mph, about as fast as a panther.
The average human running speed is 12-15mph.
I'd imagine super to be more than twice as much.
I haven't played Super Mario Galaxy, but some research tells me that was Bowser, not Mario.
Come on man. Tortoises are not going to half as quick as bullets. Not to mention, the Koopas aren't running, they're merely walking.
Mario's strength is in his vast number of power-ups, jumping ability and versatility. Otherwise, he's a just a jack of all trades, master of none.
The star is Mario's only true hope in this match, other than to simply buy time. Time that could however benefit Magneto, which makes this match so difficult to choose on.
That's a pretty arbitrary statement.
I'm sorry, not Galaxy, Super Mario for the SNES. Here's the video.
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What's more likely? Super fast tortoises, or super slow bullets?
You can't call him a master of none. Even if we disagree with which one of the two are stronger and faster, Mario certainly has a better vertical leap than Mr. Incredible, and that's going to be useful in this fight. He's also a fantastic go-kart driver.
I maintain that Mario can stand toe-to-toe with Incredible. I'd put Incredible's strength and durability somewhere around Bowser's, and Mario has been able to beat up on King Koopa.
When describing superheros, super is never "twice as much". I know that's a bit of a weird way to put it, but Superman isn't twice as good as a normal human being as a perfect example.
I cant argue with that evidence, he chucked a castle. But why doesn't Mario use this strength all the time? Why doesn't he overpower his enemies all the time, things that would kill him in a few hits in that game, yet casually throw a castle?
Also, you exaggerated that a fair bit. You can even hear it hit the ground a few seconds later, without travelling too high.
There are projectiles that travel slowly.
Also, why are the tortoises are walking lackadaisically? Shouldn't they be using their speed to stop the guy that's been making their lives hell?
Mr. Incredible's primary superpower is super strength. He is seen bench-pressing locomotives and throwing boulders at speed, even in middle age. This gives him a leaping ability of a few stories, with corresponding agility.
Go-karting isn't Mario's primary weapon though. He'd be far more likely to fight on the ground, somewhere where's he even more comfortable.
Bowser is a incompetent brute, who can't even speak in most, if not nearly all of the Mario games, whereas Incredible, whilst not a genius, is a skilled strategist. What's more, Incredible's other powers trump the extra power of Bowser's fire breath by a fair margin.
I don't think one earns the "super" label because they are exponentially superior than average.
He kind of does if you think about it. With one stomp he can kill almost anything, and if he wields his hammer he can destroy nearly anything with one-hit.
Either way, he has access to this kind of power, and if he's facing someone like Incredible, he's probably going to use it.
Solid projectiles that maintain the same height that they are fired at? I'm not sure about that.
I already explained: they aren't, they are just slow compared to how ridiculously fast Mario is running.
That's great and all, but Mario can jump over buildings.
Twas a joke.
The idea that Bowser is stupid is built on wrong assumptions. Yes, his kidnapping plans are awful, but as Einstein said, "Everybody is a genius. But if you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree, it will live its whole life believing that it is stupid."
Bowser has shown ability to use magic, effectively governs his kingdom, and plans a universe-wide conquest.
Furthermore, my point wasn't that Mario could outsmart Bowser, but rather that the fact that he's able to physically compete with Bowser is astonishing. Bowser has survived being dropped in lava (multiple times), and is widely considered to be the strongest character in the Mario Universe, and yet Mario has bested him physically on several occasions.
Tell me why they are referred to as super then in your opinion.
That's not so much Mario's strength. That's more his jumping prowess and the properties of the hammer.
So, when he's battling for his life, he never often uses this power, but for the BZT, he does? Both are battles for their life, but why is the BZT different?
Everything has drop-off in real life due to gravity and momentum, including bullets and rockets.
By your logic, the Mario universe is in slow motion. How can you prove this?
How high and with assistance?
Magic /=/ intelligence. Giygas from Earthbound was capable of using PSI, yet he had become an almighty idiot, absorbed by evil.
Governing his kingdom well is debatable. Despite the numbers of his army, and given chance after chance to defeat Mario by simply overwhelming him, he still cannot, and still fails every time. Not because Mario is too good, but Bowser doesn't even think of a hyper offensive strategy to overwhelm Mario.
And his plan failed again, at the hands of Mario. But here's the thing. Referring to another SNES game, FF6, a crazed clown in the form of Kefka (who needs to be in next year, awesome character), whilst not that strong, was tactical in ascending in power to become the god of magic. Bowser is stronger than Kefka before his ascension, yet he fails, and Kefka succeeds. Bowser planned, but he has a very poor grasp of tactics. Kefka did not, and thus he succeeded.
And Incredible has the strength of Bowser, and the tactics, maybe not quite of Kefka, but close.
Besting him physically does not mean jumping over his head and pulling a lever. That's tactics against a dragon, not physical strength.
Because they have achieved powers that most normal humans don't have.
Either way, this is a stupid argument.
Have we ever seen anyone besides Mario use the hammer in canon? I can't recall.
Mario's jumping prowess comes as a result of his strength.
Sounds like a question you should ask Mario. I don't know why he doesn't use it, but clearly he can, and clearly it's not all that hard for him to use his super incredible strength.
Yes, but in Mario the bullets and rockets don't have any drop-off.
I can't, but to be honest this whole thing started as a silly joke argument and I'm surprised we're still going on about it.
Castle height and without assistance. Mario has been shown demolishing castles by jumping on them.
So he was formerly smart but evil dumbed him down? That sounds like a point in my favor.
1) Your interpretation of the Mario games is both hilarious and sad. Basically you feel that the Mario games are about a fairly average guy that is able to foil a super villain that has no idea how to stop him.
2) Are you telling me that there wasn't a single level in Mario where you struggled? A single time you had to keep replaying because you couldn't make a jump or get past a couple of Hammer Bros. or you kept getting overwhelmed by Latiku? Bowser put up some fine defenses, it's just that Mario has infinite chances to get past them.
3) Military strategy aside, Bowser clearly ran his kingdom effectively. His subjects never rebelled, he ruled with an iron fist, he split up land between his heirs and allowed them to govern it. That's pretty effective governance for someone you deem a bumbling idiot.
I'm not sure how much tactical prowess is going to matter in a two on two fight, and especially one where you've already conceded that Storm and Magneto are going to be so busy fighting each other, so essentially this is a one on one fight.
I'm not discounting intelligence and the value of having a calm mind in a fight: I'm just saying being able to execute a complex plan with the end result being world domination might not be the thing you'd want to hang your hat on when you're getting punched in the face.
Mario has had fights with Bowser where they physically engage each other, and Mario has won.
Baby Bowser and the Hammer Bros can, though the former I'm not sure is canon, and the latter is to throw it a considerable distance.
Maybe in terms of height but killing a tortoise or Goomba by stamping on its skull is something anyone can do.
Or it could mean his strength is simply an unknown factor that fluctuates.
Exactly. Which proves how buggered physics is in the Mario world.
I actually thought you were being somewhat serious :/.
Just how stable was that castle, especially the baseplate?
Nothing like that. Mario's a huge threat with his power-ups and his jumping ability is prominent. But when the majority of your power is with your power-ups, and the vast majority don't do much at all to Incredible, then he simply can't win. Like I said, Mario can only really win here with a well-timed star, otherwise he's just buying time for Magneto.
In canon, Mario succeeds every time, and he's never shown to have died in canon (unless something happened in one of the RPGs or something.). This is going to be hard to explain, but in canon, games recognise your success progress rather than your failure, or at least in games that don't break the 4th wall. You don't see anyone saying "Mario, I saw you die 23 times, congratulations on finally completing the level."
For starters, Bowser's minions are even stupider than he is for the most part, and are fear mongered by the more powerful entity.
Also, splitting the land for his heirs to guard doesn't require THAT much intelligence. Some, but not that much.
His plan was still not prepared for Mario though. After so many times, he would have started to think of some form of solid counter if he was smart.
Tactics are very important, even in a 1 on 1 fight. It's a little bit baseless, but that's all that needs to be said.
You mean this?
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Bowser was far too slow. An impressive feat of strength, had proper physics existed.