@BlueComet said:
Going by that logic Jet Kirby should be as fast as a jet in which case Maxwell's sped boost doesn't really matter. Wheel Kirby is almost as fast as that and Maxwell can't touch him without hurting himself. Small or large boost Maxwell can't dodge Dragoon forever, it may have bad steering but it's much faster than Maxwell and no durability boost will protect him once he's hit.
Maxwell doesn't need to dodge Dragoon forever, he needs to dodge twice. Maybe only once. Dragoon can't be turned around instantly. After it goes sailing by the first time, Maxwell has time to write in his notebook before Kirby circles back. At this point, Kirby's fighting a "super demonic Dragoon" while trying to change powers in mid-air. Jet Kirby is even easier to dodge because he needs to charge in order to reach his top speed. I don't even see Wheel Kirby playing a part in the battle since Maxwell would be staying in the air and Wheel Kirby can't fly.
@BlueComet said:
Paint doesn't just tag maxwell it will also hurt him in the process, probably not enough to kill him, but enough to where Kirby can make the final blow using Jet or wheel kirby. Maxwell and Kirby only start 100ft apart, if Kirby uses his AoE ability as soon as the fight starts like I said before than Maxwell won't be out of range. Giving himself "super" or "durable" won't matter, a little durability boost doesn't change the fact that Crash destroys all minor enemies regardless of there abilities and the fact that it doesn't kill bosses is more do to plot, think of how boring the games would be if you could instantly kill the bosses. If Maxwell's in range(which he will be) it will kill him. Even if Maxwell could survive a song from sound Kirby he'd be to busy trying to cover his ears to write in his notebook, it's a little thing called pain response.
On Paint: I fail to see how Jet Kirby or Wheel Kirby could finish Maxwell. As I said, Jet Kirby needs to charge for at least a couple second to fly at max speed and Maxwell can dodge it. The combined time it takes Kirby to transform and and charge as Jet Kirby is enough for Maxwell to recouperate and get out of the way. Wheel Kirby still plays no part in this since he's on the ground.
On Crash: That's a purposeful misestimation on both the power levels of Maxwell and Crash Kirby. Firstly, you assume that Maxwell would still fall under the "minor enemy" catagory, despite having about the same endurance levels of Kirby's minibosses once the adjectives are added, at least. Secondly, you make the claim that Crash Kirby can kill anything despite the fact that not only is there no evidence to support this, there's plenty of evidence AGAINST it.
On Sound: You're right. Then again, with a year of prep time and Maxwell having full info on Kirby, he could just go into the battle deaf and and erase it if Kirby's not in Mike form. I know I would be coming up with a contentingency plan for all of Kirby's forms if I had an omnipotent notebook and was going to be fighting him to the death.
@BlueComet said:
If Maxwell can react at supersonic speeds then sure he'd be able to kill Metaknight, more likely though Metaknight would cut his hands off while he's writing and that's assuming "supersonic" actually allows him to move as fast as a jet, he still wouldn't be fast enough to intercept Metaknight.
If? It does, even faster actually. Unless we have reason to believe that jets, almost identical to our own, in the Scribblenauts universe move slower than ours, then Maxwell is capable of easily outflying a jet. I'm actually underestimating here because supersonic is closer to rocket speed (maybe still a bit faster). I'm being generous with the jet thing.
As for the rest of it, there's still 2 flaws with this. Magic Kirby can't summon MetaKnight at will, it's a random roulette ability. Also, I haven't seen any evidence of Meta Knight being capable of this type of flight speed (except maybe gliding but that would require a higher point of entry).
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