The power button of the game console...
I'm an ALIEN!!!! - officially identified as by Konnichiwa 
Of course... My English is still... horrible - appreciation and thanks to FJ-Warez 
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Lloyd, of course.
For those who don't know him, just look at my avatar.
konnichiwa said: |
Glad to see everyone in here isnt crazy.
If I had to pick one though, iw ould have to say Link, everyone else is at a disadvantage of not having a ton of Items and little fairys that pretty much make him unable to die.
What about Ganondorf? He can only be beat by the master sword which is in the possession of Link. But then, you have to remember that Link is not that much of a badass. He can defeat Ganon because he went through a huge quest to specialize in doing so. But if you put Link besides Sephiroth, he is an easy kill. So the sword would just lay there (like Sephiroth would pick up a sword that was not his) and no one else would be able to cause damage to Ganon.
I don't know some of these characters. But isn't Ganon the only one that can't be beat by pure strength alone? I guess all the main characters here are not immune to normal damage (or the game would be too easy) and the final characters are beat by a LOT of strength.
Am I wrong?
Link or Ganondorf cause the other ones would have to wait until it was their turn(Damn i hate turnbased games)
why ain't Queen of Blades on that list she would killed all of them with just a stare
My dog is way beyond my ranking list than you.
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Bin Laden, he'll crash a Boeing 747 into every one of them. Maybe even an airbus if he tries harder :P
Deep into the darkness pearing
Long i stood there
Wondering
Fearing
Doubting.
Well, in any game, the hero always beats the villain, so you can immediately rule all of the villains out :P
No contest, Sephiroth. He is the most feminine, and by Japanese rules, the most badass.
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