Aeris probably controlled enough to keep Sephiroth beatable. But Kefka didn't have a monopoly of magic either, so they're most likely even in terms of power.
And if Kefka was foolish enough to engage the Returners in direct combat rather than smite them from afar, there's no reason why he wouldn't do the same against Sephiroth.Kefka does have more power than Sephiroth, but yeah, Seph would definitely rip Kefka to shreds with his sword. After all, power doesn't necessarily determines who would win a fight.Well, this is only your opinion, and I will give my: I would say that if we give prep to them Kefka could win, but in a direct combat Sephiroth would be the winner.
They took down that big freakin' dragon. I didn't see the Returners do anything even remotely as impressive.Isn't this also an opinion as well, since you have yet to actually explain what this "proof" is?Avalanche are much better fighters than the Returners. AC and DoC proves that.
Aeris defeated Yazoo and Loz, iirc. Cloud used the other seven as launching pads for his fatal strike on Bahamut.And I don't know about DoC, but Avalanche didn't really seem to do much in AC. Avalanche beat a few monsters. Cloud was the one who actually defeated Kadaj, Yazoo, Loz, Bahamut, and Sephiroth.
Many years? It was just one. And infecting people with Geostigma was not Seph's ultimate ability.And terrorizing the world for many years is more impressive than infecting a few children with Geostigma.And Kefka having the higher level of power is just opinion. In my opinion, using the corrupted version of the source of magic in the world, to transform the planet in a dead vessel and use it to travell the universe, is much more impressive than destroying some cities with a light from the sky.




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