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I’ll pick Sub-Zero mostly due to superior skills, speed, variety of abilities, and being more willing to go for the kill first. Plus I think the environment will favor the Lin Kuei grandmaster more.

Not tourist, a group of scientists who ship wrecked on the island. Also only half of them managed to make it off the island alive.

As I previously mentioned Alfred is former British Special Forces, and like most military vets Alfred always scans any room he’s in for anything suspicious, any person who might be a threat, and always has an escape plan for in case he has to leave the place immediately. So I don’t see him getting trapped easily. As a fellow ex special forces I think Batroc would have an idea for how Alfred would think and react to situations, so that’s another reason for why he’d be better able to capture him.

As I mentioned before the Kawakuras tried to eat baby Zilla after he just hatched and he was about the size of a human. Also the Gorosaurus attack and prey on humans. So they’d actively hunt something Din’s size as well. Also the thing about Monster Island is that you have to be careful where you pick to lay low. The Earthquakes and Rockslides make trying to find cover in caves and under cliffs a very dangerous prospect.

Are the Spartans allowed to bring their shields into this match? Cause I don’t see anyone getting the dodge balls past those shields.

The creatures on Monster Island are far beyond anything Din Djarin has ever encountered in the Star Wars universe. He’ll have to look out for for monsters like the Kamacuras, Kumongu, and the Gorosaurus. Plus the island is located very close to a nuclear testing sight, and the shockwaves of the blasts cause earthquakes and rockslides to be a regular problem on the island as well. Sorry Din, but I don’t think the Mandalorian survives this island.

As I mentioned before the Clock King is an introvert and not used to doing the grunt work for a mission. And Alfred might be old but he still has British Special Forces training so I doubt any two bit thugs the Clock King could hire would be able to handle the old man. Batroc on the other hand is a master at Savate and Krav Maga martial arts plus has served in the French Foreign Legion. He’s also in his prime so I’m leaning heavily on him being able to break into Wayne Manor and abducting Alfred while Bats is out crime fighting or something.

I think Seras would win this. Moon Knight has no way to counter her regeneration or shadow manipulation. She’s also much stronger (she can easily lift a WW2 8.8cm Flak Gun which on average weigh over 16,000 pounds).

Amazons stomp honestly.

I had to scroll through Larfleeze’s feats to see if he had something that could match Doom’s Celestial blast feat and I think I’ve found a feat that could do just that: https://m.imgur.com/a/4F4MY The link shows Larfleeze fighting and defeating a group of beings called the Gods of House Tuath-Duan, who are apparently conceptual deities who can and have destroyed other dimensions. Now I can’t say that their completely at the Celestials level but I think the fact that Larfleeze outright fought and defeated them was much more impressive then simply surviving one hit from a Celestial.

The thing working against Clock King is that he is an introvert and not one to do the grunt work in order to get something done. So unless the blackmail material is something he can access online or was given to him then I don’t see him coming across anything too juicy to blackmail someone. Batroc meanwhile is an experienced thief and smuggler who will have no problem either stealing the blackmail material or do the field work in actively finding the material (breaking into buildings or snooping around a guarded warehouse) so if the blackmail is something tangible or needs to be stolen first then Batroc should take this.

The Jurassic Park T-Rex is 37 to 43 feet in length, Skull Island’s V-Rex is 40-50 feet in length. The Vastatosaurus Rex is only slightly bigger, not enough for Dr. Grant to be able to tell from a distance or through dense foliage. So there’s still a high chance he’ll try the ole “they can’t see us if we don’t move” tactic and get gobbled up. The only people who have survived on the island were either part of a US army unit or were living with a native tribe who were under the protection of Kong. Dr. Grant will be starting this alone, with no military escort or Kong’s protection. Also he won’t know anything about the Skull Island animals and nothing he’s experienced on the JP islands will help him against the Skullcrawlers.

Sorry if I’m a little late but I don’t think Hancock could beat a Warbat. Firstly according to Gogipedia, the Warbats weigh over 26,000 tons, Hancocks greatest strength feat was lifting and tossing a Gray Whale, who on average weigh 30-40 tons. Also the Warbat is strong enough to restrain Kong, whose punch is comparable to a 4.2 magnitude earthquake. Hancock strength is no where near that.

Except it’s not an unknown dino, it’s one that looks, moves, and acts exactly like a T-Rex. In fact the early script for Peter Jackson’s King Kong and Wikizilla.org confirms that the V-Rex is in fact a species of T-Rex that had survived and evolved on Skull Island, so really it is a Jurassic Park T-Rex just with a different name and better vision. Come on Merc really look at the pic I sent you and tell me how Alan would be able tell the difference between it and a JP T-Rex? @1:00 Alan: Billy we’ll go back to the plane and salvage what we can, then we make for the coast. See? Heading for the coast was Alan’s idea, because according to latter dialogue all the bigger dinosaurs prefer the center of the island not the coast. So I don’t know where you got your quote “The closer you get to water the bigger they get.” Because that’s just not true according to the dialogue I remember. Well personally I think Alan won’t last long on the MonsterVerse Skull Island either. Mostly cause he has no hope of surviving the Skullcrawlers. If he encounters them he’s toast. And no, just because John C. Reilly survived the place does not automatically mean Alan could. Reilly’s character was a military man who had survival training and guerrilla training, things that Alan as a civilian would not have.

Sorry but I must point out that his past experiences in JP might actually be his downfall. Like what if he encounters this beauty: Mistakes her for a T-Rex and thinks to himself: ‘If I don’t move, she can’t see me.’ And then he won’t have time to run before she swallows him whole! Also if he follows his theory from the third movie and tries to head to the coast assuming the less deadly creatures don’t live near the coast, he’ll have to deal with the giant crabs: And the natives who’ll smash his head in with a club. Pretty sure his experiences at Jurassic Park won’t prepare him for either option.

I think this scenario really favors the Foot Clan more then the Storm Troopers. The Foot are more mobile and independent then the STs so they’ll be going after their opponents flag immediately while the Troopers are still discussing and reviewing their battle plan. Also the Foot are masters at stealth and misdirection, much more so then the Ewoks who managed to trick 3 STs into chasing them and leaving only one ST left to guard a vital objective for the Empire. I imagine the Foot will do something similar and snatch the flag up from under the Troopers noses and then quickly get back to their side of the map. Finally, I also see the Foot being much more clever and borderline cheating with their flag then the Storm Troopers. The Foot will likely hide their flag in a very well hidden place and then trick the STs into thinking the flag was elsewhere through clever misdirection and tactics. The Storm Troopers meanwhile will likely play it straightforward with hiding their flag, assuming that they they’ll be able to easily handle a primitive and underdeveloped group like the Foot. The Foot will win 7/10 times I think.

If Shang-Chi has the ten rings then I think he’ll be able to win this. He can survive being launched several hundred feet through the air by his dad and with the ten rings his father was shown to be able to punch through an enormous stone wall built into a cliff. So he’ll have the advantage in striking feats and durability.

Andrew Garfield? I thought this was the Tobey Maguire Spidey? That was the version used against Deathstroke a couple rounds ago?

Didn’t we already have this matchup? Pretty sure the Tyranids have already won this before but oh well. I think the Tyranids will win this especially if the conflict takes place on one planet because of their mastery at terraforming planets. They can cut off a planets oxygen, make it as hot as Venus, or as cold as Pluto, really whatever’s necessary to make it unlivable to the Flood. That plus their ability to multiply faster then jackrabbits and mice will lead them to overwhelming and outlasting the Flood.

Indoraptor. Although Mikey will definitely make it work for the win.

Maybe some of the smaller/weaker ones like perhaps the Skullcrawlers. But if we’re talking the main four in the Titans battle image (Godzilla, Kong, Rodan, & Mothra) then I’m gonna have to say no, mostly because the movie never showed or implied that Hancock was capable of performing feats that could match a MonsterVerse Titan. Hancock’s biggest feats include stopping a train instantly and yeeting a gray whale back into the ocean, and almost every Titan of substance is not only 10 times bigger then a whale but also have the power to annihilate an entire country by themselves. So in my book Hancock just doesn’t have the feats to prove that he could hang with even half of the kaiju.

Nah, Jack the Ripper is way too cunning, methodical, and slippery to be caught. The guy carried out his murders over the course of 3 years and not only was he never caught but he actually had the gaul to write letters to the police taunting them for being unable to stop him! Jack the Ripper is a legend, and no way is some second rate Sherlock Holmes wannabe gonna be able to bring him down.

I think Ash has got this. Between the original trilogy, the tv series, and the Wildstorm comic where he battled Freddy Kruger and Jason Voorhees, I think he’s got the skills, experience and all around badassness to survive Sunnydale.

Yeah sorry I meant to say he was the strongest non-cosmic tier villains. Obviously galaxy level threats like Galactus and Dormammu are much more powerful then the Mad Titan, but amongst the villains our main heroes can actually physically fight then I would think that Thanos even without the Infinity Gauntlet is the strongest and the biggest threat.

Merc your whole assumption is based around the fact that Superman is way superior to Thor and that Zod is exactly equal to Superman. Both theories are clearly not true. Again not only have the pics you posted clearly showed that Supes only barely beat Thor, but in a CBUB official match Thor beat Superman fairly. Remember that? So it’s not Superman>Thor, but actually it’s more Superman=Thor. I should also remind you Supes and Zod have battled many times and as I recall Supes have won more then he’s lost against Zod, so I think it’s a bit of a stretch to say Superman=Zod when the facts suggest that Supes is way stronger then Zod. So if anything your list should be as following: Thanos>Thor=Supes>Zod. Cause unlike Zod, Thanos has actually beaten Thor more often then he lost to him.