But... I still don't see any sort of feat. Link shoots an arrow that is moving at the normal slow Zelda arrow speed and there is a flash, that's literally it. I don't see how you can spin this into being some kind of evidence of hypersonic arrows when we can clearly see the arrow moving and it's slow as hell.
Yeah, if this is what the feat is meant to be then I am calling shenanigans on that.
Point one, as extensively covered, Majora is never shown to directly tank the moon drop and, given that the boss fight takes place within a pocket dimension inside the moon itself, I'm inclined to think it just didn't take the hit. Your conjecture is not fact.
Point two, given that it is the plot that Majora gets wasted by a normal dude with a sword, his tanking of a town sized object falling on him seems mighty suspicious.
Trying to invoke DBZ is a false analogy. DBZ characters have tons of feats, a precedent of power scaling that is an actual thing in the series and a commonality of powerset. You have a single statement of vague connotations and no feats to support it. These two situations are not the same.Saying you can't scale characters when they have things like direct statements to substantiate it is like saying Cell can't planet bust since he never did, only statements would scale him to be able to.
To reiterate, Majora, as far as has been shown in this thread, never destroyed anything significant on it's own power, it never showed anything like the destructive level of power to suggest that it had, in your words, "multi continent busting power," and was perfectly susceptible to being beaten by a normal dude with a sword. Fierce Deity Link has shown even less than that because Fierce Deity Link is not required to beat Majora nor is the form ever shown to have the same powers as Majora.
So, according to your logic, it takes Link two entire minutes to swing his sword? It takes him over fifteen minutes to walk ten metres? I mean, that's fine if you want to go that way but it does mean he's going to get wrecked by... literally anyone who isn't moving in super slow motion.4) The clock is a story element and not a game mechanic, the running speed is a game mechanic, so if anything that is the dismissible part, and the timeframe to run around clock town would be the fact from my perspective.
You are literally ignoring the physical dimensions of Hyrule in favour of trying to ascribe the clearly not real time clock to it. Do you honestly not see how illogical these calculations are?
Heck, if you want to play it that way, then you can't use your Sun Arrows feat either because the calcs you are referencing were using real world time. According to you, with have to use the in-game clock so it would have taken those arrows entire minutes to fly the short distance across the lake.
So, which is it going to be? The two positions are kind of mutually exclusive.
First off, it doesn't explode. It quite calmly disintegrates into rainbows. Given the moon was a summoned object, I'm inclined to think that, with Majora slain, it just went back where it came from.5) Also Link tanks Majora and the moon exploding over the town while on it to when you succeed in winning.
Second, Link is inside a pocket dimension that is apparently within the moon. Even if there was an explosion, which there wasn't, Link isn't shown to tank it directly.
You do realise it doesn't matter what you think with regards to standards of evidence, right? Like, you can say "Well, I think it's right so it's right," but that doesn't win you the debate. This is you refusing to debate properly because you don't the evidence or the facts to back up your claims.So yeah, the feats I brought up seem most reasonable and accurate to me. I respect if you don't agree with them and even if the mods don't want to accept them, but my stance has not changed.
If you're just going to ignore the rules of the board, you might want to find another board to debate on because part of being on Rumbles involves observing and abiding by the rules. Like, if this is how you're going to play this, then Rumbles isn't going to be much fun for you.