Well, yeah. Goku would get his ass kicked the first time and then train. His friends would then try to fight Kefka in the meantime and get their asses whooped, the usual suspects would all die, Goku would learn a new technique, come back and they'd fight for 20+ episodes and Goku would win and then use the Dragon Balls to bring his dead friends back to life. Kefka would make a return on a series of inferior quality and die in one punch by Gohan.Originally Posted by Lazerface
But knowing Goku wouldn't know the FF verse's stats and items too well he might come a bit unprepared except for bringing his clothes on his back and his power and intellect (if it's that big). I think your scenario might be true since the rules of the FFverse don't apply to DBverse. But I remember one guy saying on DBZ forums that if Babidi the wizard who revived Buu was a fighter with the magic he was able to use, he'd probably the deadliest enemy they ever fought. Buu was something but his magic knowledge was limited to turning people into candy. Babidi had a far larger variety of magic attacks. So I guess a Babidi fighter would be a bit like Kefka in some ways. Not to sound bitter, but I think a lot of people overestimate the DBverse and Goku.Kefka wins because he's mean and evil enough to open the battle by casting Stop.
Is Goku wearing a Ribbon? Great!
...Except that Ribbons don't protect from Time Magic.
This is the only imaginable scenario in which Kefka comes out the victor without Goku receiving outside help. Otherwise, Goku is waaaay out of Kefka's league.
@ Sephiroth: Sorry there, old chap. I'm a comm major too...I just focus on 5 minute songs.
ninja edit
If Goku brings a peace ring and Hermes sandals to the battle Kefka's screwed harder than an IKEA TV shelf
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