The very same video showed him somewhat struggling to push it through which wouldn't happen if it ignored durability like people claim it does.
Struggling is an overstatement, but either way you don't know the specifics of the situation to a degree worthy of ignoring Yamato's directly stated and seen abilities.
Also those very same hell gate was easily destroyed by Dante with Gilgamesh so they're not as durable as you're making them out to be.
How is this an argument? "Dante destroyed one of the gates with a powerful Devil Arm, so that means Yamato is weak!" Like what? Him breaking a gate with Gilgamesh isn't evidence of anything, particularly because Dante didn't just punch the air and destroy the gate like what happened with him swinging Yamato. Moreover, the Fortuna gate was many times the size of that one.
Or it could be that due ps2 limitations they weren't able to actually show the damage,
Except there are multiple points in DMC3 where battle damage is shown. Moreover this isn't just some flesh wound, this is him being completely bisected while being extremely fatigued, and he still gets back up.
heck even when Lady was wounded by Arkham she didn't any visible injury
Yes, she did, which is why one of the very next cutscenes starts with her having bandaged the wound.
Also maybe it occurred to you that the Super Nova over taxxed his healing factor to the point where it wasn't able to compensate and any more damage would prove fatale.
There's no evidence that would be the case, it's a pure guess towards that being the maximum damage threshold his healing would end at.
Plus Sephiroth also has heartless angel that can reduce his enemies HP to 1
So? Reducing someone's "health" to "1" doesn't account for much when they have regeneration as extreme as Vergil's.
on top of having toad and petrification stuff Vergil has no counter for.
Sephiroth never uses such abilities. And even if he did, he would still need to hit Vergil first.
You're partially right it didn't kill Vergil in the fight as it simply overtaxed his regeneration for a killing blow.
There is no evidence his regeneration even can be overtaxed and stopped in that way.
Like I said yes Vergil was faster but not enough to make difference and even then we really do know how much of a boost DT gives tbh.
Three times as fast isn't enough to make a difference? And as for DT Death Battle said it increases his strength, speed and healing by "several times", so six times as fast is a conservative estimate and it could easily be twelve or even twenty-four plus times as fast.
By the logic Death Battle put forward it doesn't make any sense that this was even a battle to begin with considering how drastically Vergil out-speeds Sephiroth.
Doesn't matter how good Vergil can swing the blade if he can't use its full potential. In other words the sword is useless to.
Again, how is this an argument? Even without it's power unlocked Force Edge gives Vergil a tracking ranged attack that he can fight independently of, instant and crazy powerful beam attacks, a vortex that sucks in and cuts up anything in it's radius, and a series of attack and movement options exclusive to it that he doesn't really use with anything else. It's absolutely worth having, and I'd bet the primary reason they didn't give it to him was simply to cut down on animation.
Find it funny how you also forgot to mention Genesis fire attack had absolutely no affect on Sephiroth at all, So preseumbly summoned swords wouldn't affect him at all either.
The point is that Sephiroth could not dodge or block all of Genesis' fireballs, and Vergil's Summoned Swords are blatantly faster than those fireballs, can similarly attack from any angle, and can be just as numerous. Therefore, it stands to reason that Sephiroth could not dodge or block all of Vergil's Summoned Swords either.
However, the idea that Genesis' fireballs and Vergil's Summoned Swords would have the same
effect on Sephiroth is a faulty analogy fallacy, because while we can compare them in terms of projectiles, we cannot compare them in terms of power and potency of attack.
Those same illusion he encountered in the manga were made Arkham correct? Someone who is a complete small fry compared to someone like Sephiroth.
No, they weren't made by Arkham, they were made by an ancient demon which had been stripped of it's name and imprisoned by Sparda.
Also they're not equivalent, because the demon launched a mental attack within Vergil's mind while Sephiroth's illusions are (thought to be), apparitions taking place in reality.
You did see that the Super Nova was coming at him at light speeds right? Like the video showed it disintegrating planets in mere seconds so even if Vergil knew hr would'nt be fast enough to dodge it.
So was Sephiroth also talking at light speeds before it hit? Did Vergil need to stand
in the supernova for multiple seconds before escaping? I think no to both points.
I disagree. Vergil had everything he needed to beat Sephiroth. Even at the base of it, Sephiroth has no defense against an attack like a Judgment Cut, which Vergil can chain together with other moves seamlessly.