Talk:Ganondorf VS Dracula/@comment-29403514-20191022013109/@comment-29403514-20191025194617

"ganondorf warping the sacred realm without the ToP seems like one massive outlier as he's never shown feats on that scale without the ToP."

Did you ignore the context I gave you? I said, "even without possessing the full Triforce," not, "Oh well, he did this without the Triforce of Power." Yes, he did this through the Triforce of Power, it's what let him spread his darkness to begin with. And with what I've shown, that's not how an outlier works. An outlier would imply it's inconsistent for Ganondorf to be at this level. I showed you five feats, that's very much not outlierish. There are still more feats that put him at this level, I just gave the ones I have scans for on hand.

"Also, even if we assume Ganondorf transcends time as that statement about the master sword seems to be a massive exxageration"

That's something you have to substantiate, you can't just say "transcending time" is automatically exaggeration. You tried to discredit this, yet you completely dismissed three other feats you didn't address either.

"Dracula is far stronger than Galamoth, who is stronger than the Time Reaper, and the Time Reaper was going to destroy the ENTIRE Castlevania timeline. if dracula is stronger than something like that, than shouldn't he also be able to transcend time like ganondorf if we take that statement literally?"

I never discredited Dracula being at a similar level of strength as Ganondorf with the Triforce of Power nor disagreed him being at that level, I mentioned I think both are similar in terms of physical strength. I'm not sure why transcending time is the most impressive thing I listed there for you as well. All that would do is help amp Link up to Immeasurable speed, but the best thing was Yuga Ganon being able to devour multiple universes. Also, the feat you're talking about would just put Dracula at Universal+, similar in strength yes. However, Ganondorf scaling to the Master Sword statement benefits his speed as well so it's not the exact same thing.