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4/6/2016 7:53:20 PM
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It's an intrinsic aspect of the Pokemon. No gameplay involved.
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It's a gameplay mechanic.
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That's like saying me having brown hair is a gameplay mechanic.
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No it's not, unless you can show that this ability in lore makes a Pokemon able to survive 53 quadrillion megatons of TNT, it won't matter.
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Well, since chimchar showed its blaze ability in the tv show, that means that it would be legitimate. It could survive the blast
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The anime and games are different universe. Although it doesn't matter because just because the ability exist doesn't mean it is invincible. So unless it has taken planet busting attacks before, we won't assume it can.
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Well, never said specifically the game. There was an episode where ash fought one and it ranked everything. So I guess tv universe Shedinja.
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It's still not proven it can take a Death Star blast. No limits fallacies are not valid.
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Then you can literally say that nothing can. By your logic, only things that have been shown to tank a Death Star blast can tank a Death Star blast. All of this is raw theorizing, so get that stick out of your ass.
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No, only things that have shown to withstand planet busting power can be said to withstand the Death Star blast.
