Ripped Shirt Kirk vs. Puuchuus

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HYA!

Kirk SMASH!
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PUUCHUU!!!!!
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Ripped Shirt Kirk vs. Puuchuus

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Post by Brother-Captain Gaius »

Hm... this one's a little more evenly matched...

On one hand, you have Kirk's immense powerful character shield amplified by ripped-shirt-ness, but on the other, you have, well, Puuchuus. I can't honestly say here. Draw.
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Puchuus are powerful, but whenever they come up against someone with a Character Shield (Excel and friends) they get mulched. Besides, Excel's Character Shield isn't as powerful as Kirks's. Kirk wins this round.
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WTF? Little fairy teddy-bears vs a man with one of the top ten most powerful character shields of all time? How is this a fight?
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Puuchuus aren't so tough. Iwata and Watanabe were killing 'em pretty good, remember?
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Those things are supposed to be 'tough'?

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Whos the red haired babe in the pic and what sries is it from?
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Post by Yogi »

Puchus aren't that durable, they simply posess amazing technology.
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They're TEDDY BEARS!
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Post by Balrog »

....What, are we really suppose to fear those little teddy bear things? :shock:
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Post by FaxModem1 »

I could defeat those things, they are just a bunch of teddy bears in tutus.
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Post by Admiral Drason »

Hey if teddy bears could defeat the Empires finest, then they could kick Kirks ass. :P
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Post by Yogi »

For those of you who haven't watched Excel Saga, watch it. Those Puchuus are DEADLY. Not the Puchuus in the beginnig, wait until the 2/3 mark of the series, then the REAL bad-ass Puchuu army arrives.

Still, Character Shields are enough to defeat them.
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Post by Datana »

It depends on how vulnerable Kirk is against concentrated cuteness. Remember, even Nabeshin (Excel Saga's biggest twink, by virtue of being the director's Mary Sue character) could do nothing against the Puchuu hordes due to his being immobilized by their cuteness. On the other hand, if Kirk doesn't have a soft spot for such things (like Misaki, about the only ES character to try and kill the things outright when she first sees them), he rips them all a new one, planet-busting guns and other hypertech or no. Pretty much, if Kirk has the stomach to space Tribbles, Puchuus are easy pickings.
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Post by Cthulhu-chan »

Indeed. Nabeshin is such pure, undiluted kick-ass, that not even a ripped-shirt Kirk can withstand his mad kung-fu skills. If this were Mr. T with his van, it might be a different story. After all, Mr. T's van is "helluvah fast!" Furthermore, Mr. T wouldn't put up with any of that "puuchuu!" jibba-jabba.
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Wasn't Kirk horrified when he thought that Scotty had killed the Tribbles? If so, the Cuteness factor may be in his benefit.
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