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I'm feeling lazy, so I'm going to write a lazy TO:

 

I've been playing Robobot Planet, and the game confirms that Kirby has Infinite power.  So, this got me thinking; are there any other characters anywhere else to have been confirmed to have infinite power too?

 

So then I rewatched the Death Battle of Kirby vs. Majin Buu and found this link:

 

http://fastsword88.deviantart.com/art/Kirby-VS-Majin-Buu-DEATH-BATTLE-Explanation-Time-548360680

 

According to Kirby's feats and abilities, he actually does have infinite power.  This means that this confirmation from Robobot Planet is true.

 

So does Kirby possibly have an equal that isn't himself?

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I'm feeling lazy, so I'm going to write a lazy TO:

 

I've been playing Robobot Planet, and the game confirms that Kirby has Infinite power.  So, this got me thinking; are there any other characters anywhere else to have been confirmed to have infinite power too?

 

So then I rewatched the Death Battle of Kirby vs. Majin Buu and found this link:

 

http://fastsword88.deviantart.com/art/Kirby-VS-Majin-Buu-DEATH-BATTLE-Explanation-Time-548360680

 

According to Kirby's feats and abilities, he actually does have infinite power.  This means that this confirmation from Robobot Planet is true.

 

So does Kirby possibly have an equal that isn't himself?

Saitama. His power level is equal to the power of whoever he's facing multiplied by a fuckton because he's basically a gag hero who always has to be the strongest.

 

Power level arguments are silly. And you can take any omnipotent character and say they're stronger because they're omnipotent. There's lots of characters out there who aren't even completely omnipotent that can simply erase universes, so your infinite power level can't do jack against that.

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Saitama. His power level is equal to the power of whoever he's facing multiplied by a fuckton because he's basically a gag hero who always has to be the strongest.

 

Power level arguments are silly. And you can take any omnipotent character and say they're stronger because they're omnipotent. There's lots of characters out there who aren't even completely omnipotent that can simply erase universes, so your infinite power level can't do jack against that.

 

But that's anime logic, and Saitama would still lose against Kirby.  Besides, Kirby has also fought against beings that are capable of manipulating and destroying realities, and he does it all without breaking a sweat.

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Giorno Giovanna. Dude can literally decide whether or not something actually does damage.

 

That would be a fair match.  Still, Kirby has trumped against foes that also decide whether or not they do damage too (See Magalor from Return to Dreamland).

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Well, we could list lots of characters with infinite power and make an argument for them. For example, Simon from TTGL has infinite Spiral Power, and is capable of bypassing the laws of conservation of energy and matter, as well as having metaphysical powers and can do things like bring back the dead (including himself, based on the fact Kamina was able to do it even with his low amount of Spiral Power).

 

I don't think Kirby is really all that special in that regard.

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Well, we could list lots of characters with infinite power and make an argument for them. For example, Simon from TTGL has infinite Spiral Power, and is capable of bypassing the laws of conservation of energy and matter, as well as having metaphysical powers and can do things like bring back the dead.

I don't think Kirby is really all that special in that regard.

 

The difference between Kirby and Simon is that it is outright confirmed that Kirby has an infinite power level and infinite ceiling whereas it is unknown if Simon has limits to his abilities or not.  Infinite usually beats unknown if limits exist because a limit could exist.  Still, Kirby vs Simon would be neat to see.

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The honest answer to who's the strongest is whoever the writer is. There was a time Iron Man took Spider-Man out in one blow and another time where Spider-Man defeated Iron Man in one move. 

There's always a way to outwit an opponent or turn the scales, even if they are stronger than you. Maybe Kirby can suck up Saitama first or outlast him in a brawl, or maybe Saitama gets the lucky hit first and wins. 

 

Basically I agree that it's all pretty subjective. Anyone can drum up an argument for how this person beats that person. 

 

But in terms of discussing who could possibly beat Kirby, I'd say Galactus could maybe have a shot?

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That would be a fair match.  Still, Kirby has trumped against foes that also decide whether or not they do damage too (See Magalor from Return to Dreamland).

I don't think you understand. Gold Experience Requiem removes cause and effect. He essentially causes a reset. It exists outside of time. There is absolutely no way anything can beat it bar reality warping and even then, he survived the universe collapsing. Pretty fair to say GER is the most broken thing in fiction by a wide margin.

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I don't think you understand. Gold Experience Requiem removes cause and effect. He essentially causes a reset. It exists outside of time. There is absolutely no way anything can beat it bar reality warping and even then, he survived the universe collapsing. Pretty fair to say GER is the most broken thing in fiction by a wide margin.

 

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[spoiler=but really] Demonbane is one of, if not the most powerful beings in existence, also, reality and time warpers remain ahead of kirby as well, not sure about kirby's durability, bt anybody who can speed blitz with high damage might also be capable of facing him.  and as for the list of beings i can currently think of who would likely be capable of killing him with relative ease:

  • Othinus (and by extension, the rest of the gods in the to-aru verse),
  • Fiamma the right in his prime (whose power scales accordingly, also from the to-aru verse )
  • ryougi shiki (eyes of death perception from the nasuverse)
  • MC from noein (whose name i cannot for the life of me remember, if i recall correctly, controls time)
  • Beatrice (from umineko, reality warper)
  • Whis (dbz)
  • serious Gilgamesh (fate-stay night)
  • (depending on how they fight) Inuyasha using the dimension form of tessiga 
  • Turn-A gundam (and possibly 00 gundam from movies end)
  • the true deities of the mega-10 verse
  • the UTL from angel notes
  • thanos of the marvel-verse
  • there's probably more.

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the question shouldn't be can they attain limitless power, because there's a ton of beings in stories who can, and have done that, the question is, what does he need to sustain said power, how long can said power be sustained, and what degree of infinity are they capable of achieving. supes needs time in the sun, so he's not base infinite, kirby, (i could be wrong) has to absorb something to achieve maximum power, so while he has limiteless potential, he likely doesn't have limitless power at base. just my 2 cents though.

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But why? >_> This alone doesn't really add to the discussion.

 

(im sorry if this is minimodding or whatever its called)

You don't know who that is then do you? i agree that he probably should have added an explanation, but yukari's ability is to control gaps, not just gaps, but the entire concept of gaps, like gaps in logic, gaps in atoms, gaps in space and time, ect, she is one of the most broken beings in the touhouverse, not sure why she loses to the moon sisters (aside from them having over 1 million specific gods inside them) but word of author states were she to desire it, she could simply remove the gaps in reality and mash all existence together. in fact, many characters in the touhouverse are similarly broken at max power. immortality, conceptual control, complete erasure of existence, power over the concept of power itself, ect. 

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I'm pretty sure his power is limitless. I mean, he has lifted infinity before.

 

Superman is limited by the amount of Yellow Sunlight he has though.

 

As for Vlaine's comment on Kirbs, Kirby still is frighteningly durable, being able to black holes and planetary explosions as if it was just a fly going on him.  He's also ridiculously strong, such as the time he tossed the giant frying pan in a curveball around the sun from Dedede's castle in the anime, which requires immense strength to do.  Even if no abilities are present, he still is extremely tough, strong and can access several times FTL speeds with the use of his Warp Star (which he can create at will).

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You don't know who that is then do you? i agree that he probably should have added an explanation, but yukari's ability is to control gaps, not just gaps, but the entire concept of gaps, like gaps in logic, gaps in atoms, gaps in space and time, ect, she is one of the most broken beings in the touhouverse, not sure why she loses to the moon sisters (aside from them having over 1 million specific gods inside them) but word of author states were she to desire it, she could simply remove the gaps in reality and mash all existence together. in fact, many characters in the touhouverse are similarly broken at max power. immortality, conceptual control, complete erasure of existence, power over the concept of power itself, ect. 

I honestly have no knowledge about these kind of things, so yeah I didn't get it.

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Superman is limited by the amount of Yellow Sunlight he has though.

 

As for Vlaine's comment on Kirbs, Kirby still is frighteningly durable, being able to black holes and planetary explosions as if it was just a fly going on him.  He's also ridiculously strong, such as the time he tossed the giant frying pan in a curveball around the sun from Dedede's castle in the anime, which requires immense strength to do.  Even if no abilities are present, he still is extremely tough, strong and can access several times FTL speeds with the use of his Warp Star (which he can create at will).

the black hole was likely an aesthetic choice, and from what i've seen, the planetary explosion was more of a joke than actual canon. as for the warp star, from what i know of them, they pilot themselves, and while they're fast, he can, and has been knocked off of them before, for whatever reasons. also, according to a guy in the comments of that page, he's cited a couple of objections that i can't get into at this exact moment due to work, but yeah, while kirby is very tough, i don't think he's quite as powerful as the OP of that page is hyping him up to be.

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the black hole was likely an aesthetic choice, and from what i've seen, the planetary explosion was more of a joke than actual canon. as for the warp star, from what i know of them, they pilot themselves, and while they're fast, he can, and has been knocked off of them before, for whatever reasons. also, according to a guy in the comments of that page, he's cited a couple of objections that i can't get into at this exact moment due to work, but yeah, while kirby is very tough, i don't think he's quite as powerful as the OP of that page is hyping him up to be.

 

With Kirby's feats throughout the unified canon, it's difficult to believe if these were just aesthetic choices and jokes.  After all, his enemies on a daily basis are in possession of power beyond god-levels thanks to them being reality warping eldritch abominations.  Combined with the physics shown to achieve his physical feats and it's kind of hard to dissect if Kirby isn't as powerful as what it is said.

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Yay, powerlevel discussions, my favorite.

 

OP, the crux of your argument seems to be that Kirby has infinite power. Can you elaborate on that? Because somehow that apparently leads to Kirby being able to defeat reality warpers. How exactly is he doing this?

 

Well... according to his feats, Kirby has more than enough strength to toss a giant frying pan with a monster on it out of the atmosphere, over the sun and curve it back onto the world within a short amount of time, meaning he has strength that can surpass FTL speeds.  When he only had a fourth of his power in Kirby and the Amazing Mirror, he was able to shatter Planet Earth with one punch in a minigame.  He also shrugs off impossibly destructive forces as if they were nothing.  Beings like Nightmare, Dark Matter, Drawcia, Marx and Magolor all had reality-warping capabilities that allowed them to perform godly feats (such as changing all of reality into a lifeless drawing, commanding darkness itself and having entire sectors of space and time under their whim), and Kirby defeated them.

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