Welcome to Water Gun Simulator 2018. Seriously the water gun is an absurdly good move, lol. It is pretty fun to just go crazy with the boss movesets, especially on Void. But now I want to move on to someone else...
I just now realized that flamberge can’t fly, and they kept it for her as a dream friend, she does the multi-hop instead, also damn look at those rolls fransisca’s got
Flamberge can't fly, as seen in her boss fight where she doesn't actually float, she just jumps around a lot while having very floaty jumps. So like the other friends that can't fly, she "flies" by multi-jumping, which contrasts with the other two mages, who can fly and do so here and in their fights. Also it's American and you're, since we're apparently being like this now.
It's pretty close though. 1,137.42 seconds compared to 1,138.65 seconds. That's a difference of only about .1%, so I'd say that they're about even, and differences in performance can probably be attributed to RNG.
I can't tell what's more ridiculous about this situation: The fact that an official Kirby boss uses a pop bottle water gun or the fact that it's one of the best attacks in the game. Seriously, how do you get _i-frames_ from that?
All of the Mage-Sister's ultimate attacks deal an obsurd amount of damage, and all happen to be spammable. Seriously, I've managed to defeat the bosses using nothing but Lightning Lemonade, Drum N Waste and Electro Eclair, even when I had helpers (Try the Three Mage-Sisters boss fight while plaing as the Three Mage-Sisters, and having the three CPU-controlled friends to also be Three Mage-Sisters; the lag staggers as-is with everyone using their ultimate attacks, even outside that boss fight...), and even when I used that Kirby smash amiibo to regain health. I'm going to presume Scorching Sword Plunge, Mega Boiler and Deadly Ice Candy are also similarly overpowered. A fully charged Shaken Soda Blaster is notorious for not only being as powerful as Electro Eclair and Mega Boiler, but also lasting for longer, dealing more constant damage. Yup, the Three Mage-Sisters are the most powerful dream friends in the game... Fun fact: The pause screen descriptions fo the solo fights against members of the Three Mage-Sisters within Soul Melter EX detail their origin stories. Also, Gordon and Silvox have a new pause screen description, detailing how they dream of going on an adventure of their own, but can't, since they'll sink into the water due to being made from metal.
@@KL53986 Actually, they were named after their weapons. A francisca is actually a name of a throwing axe. A flamberge is the name of a sword with a curved blade, obviously named so because of its resemblance to fire. Zan Partizanne's name was bent a little to match her element; the name of her weapon is a partisan.
Myth: Bumblebee’s shouldn’t be able to fly. There’s an oft repeated “fact” that the humble bumblebee defies all known laws of physics every time it flaps its tiny little bee wings and ascends to the sky. Now obviously this is false, since, well, bumblebees fly all the time and if every time a bee took off it was tearing physics apart, we’d probably realize that was the case when two thirds of our population disappeared after being pulled into tiny, bee-shaped black holes. And, certainly if this was the case, every physicist dreaming of a Nobel Prize would be devoting all their time to breaking the code of bumblebee flight in order to disprove some bit of our understanding of physics. That being said, if you work out the math behind the flight of the bumblebee, you’ll find that it actually shouldn’t be able to fly… so long as you don’t take into account all the relevant factors, which seems to be how this myth got started. Basically, if you calculate it all assuming bumblebees fly like airplanes, then sure, the bumblebee shouldn’t be able to fly. But, of course, bumblebees don’t fly like airplanes. So where and when did this myth start? The often repeated story goes that many years ago an engineer and a biologist were having dinner and a few drinks, after the topic of conversation turned to each person’s respective field. The biologist asked the engineer to work out how a bee flew- scientists partied wicked hard back in those days. The engineer, keen to show off his skills, quickly jotted down a few calculations and came to the conclusion, that holy crap, a bee shouldn’t be able to fly. Today, the story is fully ingrained in pop culture and many sites and people without looking into the matter, repeat it as fact, even though one wonders how such a drunken mathematician had the pertinent numbers on hand to perform such calculations on the spot… Hell, the Dreamworks Animation film, Bee Movie, with a budget of $150 million apparently couldn’t spare a few bucks to consult a physicist on the matter, and opened with a variation of the “bee’s shouldn’t be able to fly” myth on a title card, and that’s a film aimed at children, in 2007! Man, we really should be investing more money in schools or at least more factually accurate bee based movies. As to the origin, it’s always possible, albeit somewhat unlikely, that a drunken scientist did indeed make a “back of an envelope (in some versions it’s a napkin) calculation” that proved bee’s shouldn’t be able to fly. An origin theory with a tad more documented evidence behind it, pins it on a French book published in 1934, Le vol des insectes, which makes passing reference to that fact that simple calculations yield a result that suggests insects, not just bumblebees, shouldn’t be able to fly. Some say it was German physicist Ludwig Prandtl who was responsible for popularising and spreading the myth amongst his peers, whereas others claim that the original calculations were made by one Jacob Ackeret, a Swiss gas dynamicist. In the aforementioned earliest known reference to such an idea, Le vol des insectes, Antoine Magnan, the author, claims the calculations, in regards to insects disobeying the laws of physics, were made by his friend and assistant, André Sainte-Laguë. Of course, the author should have been skeptical on the accuracy of his friend’s calculations and assumptions given that many insects can fly, but here we are. So while we can’t be sure he was truly the first, the first known calculations on the subject were made by Sainte-Laguë, though this fact doesn’t necessarily mean that another physicist didn’t do similar calculations during a drunken argument, which is good because we like that part of the story. What isn’t known is how the fact first eked into the public consciousness, and it’s likely we’ll never find out due to it being so long ago. As for the calculations themselves, scientists, engineers and entomologists have gone to great lengths to discredit them, as the original calculations failed to take into account a number of facts about the bee. Most pertinent of these is that bumblebees don’t fly like a plane and they don’t have stiff, rigid wings. With that in mind, the original calculations, which were based mostly on the surface area of the bee’s wings and its weight, aren’t really applicable, since they neglect several factors that need to be taken into account for an accurate calculation. For example, “the effect of dynamic stall“, which would take too long to explain in this article, which is already creeping up on “too long”. So I’ll just briefly say that “Aerodynamic bodies subjected to pitching motions or oscillations exhibit a stalling behavior different from that observed when the flow over a wing at a fixed angle of attack separates” and then refer you to the following if you’re interested in reading up on the subject, which is actually pretty surprisingly interesting; although I was technically being paid to read it, so perhaps that coloured my view on it: Dynamic Stall The reality is that bees and comparable insects fly in an incredibly complex way that utilises, get this, mini hurricanes! We’ll link all this stuff at the bottom in the references if you’re interesting in the nitty gritty physics, but in lay terms, bees fly by rotating their wings, which creates pockets of low air pressure, which in turn create small eddies above the bee’s wing which lift it into the air and, thus, grant it the ability to fly. To find this out, scientists have conducted a variety of tests using bees, the most awesome one being by Chinese scientist, Lijang Zeng and his team, who devised system comprised of lasers and tiny mirrors glued to bees back in 2001. This experiment was deemed superior to previous tests, as it didn’t need to use tethered bees (which fly differently) and because it contained lasers, which is of course super cool. We’re fairly certain that a laboratory full of Asian scientists firing tiny laser beams at bees covered in shiny body armour is going to be the next big Syfy channel hit, so remember that you heard about it here first. In fact, the way bees and other comparable creatures fly is so efficient and causes so little drag, that research into the subject has been backed by various militaries in an attempt to mimic this method of flight with our own tiny insect-like robots, which is just a recipe for another Syfy hit. So, around 80 years ago a scientists or mathematician of some sort made a rough, mistake filled calculation that claimed bees couldn’t fly. Fast forward almost a century and scientists today are still trying to erase that mistake from the public consciousness with increasingly complex experiments to prove the simple fact that bumblebees can, in fact, fly, and that this doesn’t violate any of our understanding of the laws of physics. The fact that they even had to bother doing this when they could have simply pointed out of the nearest window, with their palm firmly planted on their foreheads, at bees flying around, perhaps says a lot about the gullibility of our species. In the end, as I make my living off dispelling such myths, I’m not complaining.
Me: **reads description** Description: Welcome to Water Gun Simulator. Seriously the Water Gun is an absurdly good move, lol Me: We need hydrations, lol
Everybody: Magolor and Marx are the best and most OP dream friends. DMK: Hold my reflection. KDDD: Hold my crown. Susie: hold my gUN Taranza: hold my bee Daroach: Hold my Doc. Three Mage-Sisters: *_I CAN MAKE YOUR HANDS CLAP_*
@@matthememelord7829 maybe not. The mage sisters would have the other 2 in the background while one is fighting. If they swap you'll see the 2 go out of the foreground and in the background
My friend said that kitby star allies is bad because it's too easy so I challenged him to beat soul melter EX with no friends and parasol only. By the way I like how the final boss is just void but it's not even a void but a white sphere with eyes.
In Kirby Lore He is the being that brings life to Dark and Light Matter Light Matter exists when he feels powerful positive emotions While Dark Matter is the opposite
K Pounder Poyo’s gone rogue. Now it’s up to a cook to lay down the smack with a galactic cult, wreck a parallel universe, and bring Poyo back by good ol’ fistcuff.
I was sooooooo close until Morpho Knight literally morphed into Brawl Meta Knight and used Meta Knight’s final smash from Ultimate and kept camping towards my ability charge corner.
Man Finally someone is like me, cause when I always battle Meta Knight and I win I go and block his face 😂😂😂😂 Idk why, I kept doing since the game came out, and now someone else does it so I'm not the only one 😂😂😂😂😂
De todos los personajes de la Wave 3, este es el mas roto. Es mas, hasta cada personaje que incluye, puede tener distintos combos si se saben usar bien. Francisca tiene buenos ataques de Hielo, hasta su hacha llega a tener largo alcance, sobre todo cuando golpeas a dos enemigos de ambos lados. Y sus ataques como los tempanos de hielo, crean suelo helado para congelar enemigos, y su arma de refresco le da un gran momento de Invencibilidad, llegandote a dar mucha ventaja por parte de este, mas aparte que recargado al maximo dura mucho, y tiene un largo alcance, y puedes dirigir a que direccion puede apuntar. Aun asi, su embestida pudo ser mejor, y su copo de hielo es devastador en espacios cerrados, sobre todo con enemigos que estan solo en el suelo. Flamberge es el unico personaje que cuando corre, deja rastro de su elemento, en este caso el de Fuego, lo que ayuda a que el enemigo se haga daño con su corrida. Su espada es la mas larga del juego, incluso superando a la de Dark Meta Knight, y sumale a que sus ataques tienen buenas movidas para combos, sus espadazos tienen largo alcance, sus bolas de fuego son proyectiles utiles con jefes que esten en el aire, y su cañon de Fuego no es recomendable de usar, es lento, y tarda en recargar a comparacion del arma de refresco. Y su embestida es la que tiene mas largo alcance de las 3. Zan Partizanne es la mas dificil de controlar de las 3, as aparte que sus combos son variados. Su elemento de Plasma no ayuda mucho, ya que casi todos los enemigos no son tan afectados a este elemento, pero si bien, sus ataques largos los compensan. Su embestida es la mas rapida, mas aparte crea terreno electrico por corto periodo de tiempo, puede crear nubes electricas, ideales para jefes aereos, y puede lanzar bolas electricas. Los golpes de su lanza son rapidos y muy efectivos, dan golpe directo, y son utiles tanto en espacios abiertos como en cerrados. Y su Arma Magnetica dura poco, pero lo compensa su gran rango de ataque y que pega fuerte, lo malo es que te deja muy vuknerable junto al cañon de Flamberge. Cada vez que cambies de Bruja Elemental, estas realizan una estocada, y son invencibles durante el cambio, por lo que es util durante un combate contra algun mini jefe. Y su rueda de la amistad no es tan efectivo como con ataques como Cataplum o Microfono, pero es eficaz, lo malo es que tarda en recargarse, y que no todos los jefes mueren de una vez cuando usas este movimiento, por lo que debes sbaer cuando usarlo. Si sabes usar a cada Bruja Elemental, podras dominar estrategias de dioses, y te sera util en este modo o en la aventura
I wish there were more grounded bosses in this game, Flamberge is so fun to play. Love her dodge and burning jump, just wish you could jump again after using it as quickly as you could attack. Would probably have made her a lot better against the myriad of floating/flying bosses.
Me before wave 3: well I think I'm done star allies.. good thing soul melter is the hardest thing here Me after wave 3: damn it all now I have to sacrifice hours of sleep just to beat this.....
King Kebab the parallel bosses are op af so they give you that much hp incase you play Kirby because if it was less then it would be impossible to do Kirby/solo
You should do Kirby teams like Crystal Shard Team (Kirby,Adeline and Ribbon,Dedede, And bandanna waddle Dee Swordsmen(Meta Knight, D.Meta Knight, Sword, And Ninja Guy I don’t know name of
