Alucard Vs. Lobo Vs. The Saint of Killers

[Whirlysplat]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alucard_(Hellsing)

Vs.



http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lobo_(comics)

Vs.



http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saint_of_Killers

- Whirly

[The Question]

None of them can die. Eventually, they'd all just get bored and go their seperate ways.

[Whirlysplat]

Originally Posted by The Question

Nonw of them can die. Eventually, they'd all just get bored and go their seperate ways.

I'm not sure if Alucard can die although it appears he can't and SOK couldn't kill Cassidy despite shooting him, so he has problems killing vamps anyway. I'm not so sure it would be a draw.

- Whirly

[Tropico]

[The Question]

Originally Posted by Whirlysplat

I'm not sure if Alucard can die although it appears he can't and SOK couldn't kill Cassidy despite shooting him, so he has problems killing vamps anyway. I'm not so sure it would be a draw.



- Whirly

It would. As I said, none of them can die. They could fight each other until the end of time and never get any headway.

[Whirlysplat]

Originally Posted by The Question

It would. As I said, none of them can die. They could fight each other until the end of time and never get any headway.

Ahh but ring removal is allowed. You don't have to kill to win. Trapping someone is also a win as is cutting them into pieces.

- Whirly

[The Question]

Cutting them into peices won't do anything, since the Saint is indestructible and Lobo and Alucard can regemerate. As I said, eventually they'd all get bored and go their seperate ways.

[Whirlysplat]

Originally Posted by The Question

Cutting them into peices won't do anything, since the Saint is indestructible and Lobo and Alucard can regemerate. As I said, eventually they'd all get bored and go their seperate ways.

Ahh but cutting them to pieces acts like a count out, it's not a permenant defeat but then what is in comics. In comics the characters tend to end up going seperate ways and rarely dying anyway. When they do who stays dead? Most comic characters have had lived more lives than a cat.

- Whirly

[The Question]

Originally Posted by Whirlysplat

Ahh but cutting them to pieces acts like a count out, it's not a permenant defeat but then what is in comics.

None of them would stand for that. Once they regenerate they'd just keep fighting until they got bored with it.

Originally Posted by Whirlysplat

In comics the characters tend to end up going seperate ways and rarely dying anyway. When they do who stays dead? Most comic characters have had lived more lives than a cat.

That has nothing to do with the topic at hand.

[Whirlysplat]

Originally Posted by The Question

None of them would stand for that. Once they regenerate they'd just keep fighting until they got bored with it.



That has nothing to do with the topic at hand.

Regeneration can take a while.

- Whirly

[The Question]

Not for these guys. Hell, every drop of blood Lobo spills creates a clone of Lobo instantly.

[Whirlysplat]

Originally Posted by The Question

Not for these guys. Hell, every drop of blood Lobo spills creates a clone of Lobo instantly.

Is he back to doing that, when was he retconned from Vrils neutering? If he is Lobo wins he has a few clones working in shifts to keep the others sliced and diced. Lobo ages though remember the story part of Greatest hits? He might not die but he becomes infirm. The other two could wait till he grows old.

- Whirly