Contest of Marvels II Thread 2

LOCATION: MUIR ISLAND

Muir Island is a small, fictional island off of the northern coast of Scotland in the Marvel Comic Universe. It plays a prominent role in the X-Men comics and its related series.

History

Muir Island's significance stems from the fact that it is the home of Earth's largest and most comprehensive mutant research complex, located to the north of Scotland, founded by Dr. Moira MacTaggert. Originally, she created the facility to help her son, Kevin (a.k.a. Proteus), an extremely powerful and destructive mutant.
Muir Island's facility holds a wealth of knowledge on various mutants, their abilities, and other mutant-related issues and concerns (such as the Legacy Virus). It was also once the home base of the X-Men spin-off superhero team Excalibur.
The island has sometimes been used to imprison mutants for various reasons. Most notably, Spoor and Magneto.
The staff has included, at times, Rahne Sinclaire AKA Wolfsbane, Rory Campbell, Jamie Madrox and, seen in various comics, multiple un-named scientists.
The island and its research center have come under attack by many villains, including Magneto, the Acolytes, the Shadow King, Galactus, Phalanx, Black Air, The Mutant Liberation Front, Spiral, Legacy, Bastion and Proteus. The island's facilities were destroyed during the Muir Island Saga. Although rebuilt, the Muir Island Genetic Research Center was destroyed again in an attack byMystique and Sabretooth.

(THE LOCATION IS SET RIGHT BEFORE THE MUIR ISLAND SAGA.)
 
Doctor Doom (DARKHELLRIDER) bio

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Armagedon - Exiles (HELLSTORMER) bio

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This is another blind battle for me. Armagedon is not a well fleshed out character.

Now Dr. Doom is an incredible opponent and Arma is by no means a slouch. Arma has physical and mental resistence which will probaly make it hard for Doom to switch bodies with him. I would think Arma is pretty smart because of the way he speaks and presents himself. So the battle will probaly involve Arma telekinetically ripping apart Doom's armor or at least trying. If this doesn't work he'll try physical assualts. I'm not sure what kind of protection Doom has on his armor and how easy it would be to ripp it off so you'll need to help me out.

Winner=Armageddon
 
BRACKET 4,

Match 1:

Fenris (AHURA MAZDA) bio

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vs.

Mr. Hyde (HARLEKIN) bio

Fenris is an Asgardian monster who swallowed all of Asgard. He is invulnerable and strong enough to go toe to toe with Thor. He can shape-shift into any form or grow to any size as well even though his favourites are his humanoid wolf form and his gigantic wolf form. In his humanoid wolf form he has a hammer forged by Surtur, the same as Mjollnir, in the shape of a Tooth.

Mr Hyde is a class 50 villain who is intelligent.

Prep time will not be very helpful to either. Fenris will no little about Hyde and Hyde will only know about Fenris what he can find in Nordic myths. All that will tell him is that he is destinned to swallow Odin.

Mr Hyde is a straight up brawler with very good intelligence. Unfortunately he is up against a creature which is infinitely stronger, invulnerable and armed with a magic tooth hammer.

Fenris, if hungry could just decide to swallow up Hyde, given he can increase his size to make Hyde no more then a tasty appetizer before dinner.

Winner - Fenris
 
OPENING COMMENTS: Mr. Hyde vs Fenris

Thor foe meets Thor foe. On the one hand, we have the Fenris wolf, the Asgardian creature fabled to eat the sun and the moon. Yes, Mr. Hyde started off as a Thor and later Avengers villain, a far cry from his current days, in which he’s primarily identified as being a Daredevil/Spider-Man villain. What many people forget is that he was one of the Masters of Evil that raided the Avengers Mansion during “Under Siege”

Where one would assume that Fenris would have the immediate strength advantage, I present you the following info on Hyde’s strength levels:
Wikipedia said:
As his body adjusted to its new form, Mr. Hyde's strength increased, making it possible for him to engage beings as powerful as Thor in head-to-head combat and survive. Through further experimental procedures over the years, his strength has been increased even further.
MarvelDatabase.com said:
Strength Level: Zabo formerly had the ability to lift/press up to 50 tons, it has now been increased to just under 70 tons

Further proof you can find in Incredible Hulk vol. 2 #458, in which Hyde tells the Hulk that his power has been increased, and the two tussle for a little bit. Years before that, Hyde faces off against the Gray Hulk and in combination with his brains, gets to hold his own against the behemoth Incredible Hulk vol. 2 #368. Hyde is also one of the people that beat Hercules into a coma way back in Avengers #274.

Strength isn’t the only thing that Mr. Hyde has though. He’s also got brains. Way way way back in Journey into Mystery #105 he was able to make a “Time Reversal Ray”, which he and Cobra used to learn of the connection between Don Blake and Thor. In Daredevil vol. 1 #30 he came up with a special formulae that turns people blind. Heck, the man was smart enough to devise a formulae that transforms him into Mr. Hyde!

When it comes to the Fenris wolf however, we can find examples of its strength and endurance being exaggerated from time to time. The wolf is quite easily beaten in Thor vol. 2 #81, when Captain America throws his shield into the beast’s mouth, and Thor proceeds to easily pummel him, without Mjolnir. In the following issue, Thor vol. 2 #82 he is struck down by Beta Ray Bill without much trouble. Beta Ray proceeded to slay him in #83. That’s about it for Fenris, who hasn’t appeared much outside of those issues.

So here we’ve got a villain that can fight Thor and survive, and tussle with the Hulk facing off against the other villain that has appeared little and got offed by Beta Ray Bill. To add insult to injury, he was stopped in his tracks by Captain America, whose punch to Fenris’ stomach was enough to retrieve his shield from the villain’s mouth.

So, really, Hyde stands a very good chance at beating this monster. It won’t be easy, but he can pull it off. After all, Hyde has a huge advantage in the brain department. While the wolf has just about human intelligence, Hyde is a brilliant chemist and biochemist. He’s going to know about the Fenris wolf, based on the myths (slayer of Odin and eater of the sun and the moon) and prepare himself. Y’see, Hyde ain’t a dummy. He has a tough time against Thor, but his opponent is supposed to be able of eating Thor’s daddy? Yeah, one prepares for that kind of hurting.

But how do you prepare for such a creature? This is where the location plays a huge role. Muir Island, home of Moira McTaggart. A very well-known name in the scientific community, and Hyde will be able to look up info on Muir Island and realize that it holds the stuff he’ll need to take down Fenris.

For anyone willing to cite the fact that Hyde is a lot more savage in his Hyde-form, I’ll remark the fact that Hyde has willingly turned back into Calvin Zabo when it fits his purpose. It’s a process that takes 30 seconds. He’s got 24 hours to devise something that will be able to take down the wolf.

He can try his hand at chemistry:
- Tranquilizers.
- Poisons.
He can try his hand at explosives:
- Blowing up Muir Island, letting the facility crash down on Fenris.
- Molotov cocktails and the like (incredibly easy to make).

With a combination of tactics (setting the wolf on fire/destroying the facility/using the facilities of Muir Isle/a combination of it all) together with strength, should be enough to give Mr. Hyde the victory.

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WINNER=MR. HYDE
 
REBUTTAL: Mr. Hyde vs Fenris wolf
Fenris is an Asgardian monster who swallowed all of Asgard.
Before which he was killed by Beta Ray Bill. The only reason that he was capable of returning to swallow Asgard was for Ragnarok. If his role had not been predestined, he'd be dead meat.

He is invulnerable and strong enough to go toe to toe with Thor. He can shape-shift into any form or grow to any size as well even though his favourites are his humanoid wolf form and his gigantic wolf form. In his humanoid wolf form he has a hammer forged by Surtur, the same as Mjollnir, in the shape of a Tooth.
Invulnerable is an incredibly relative term, and he can't actually go toe to toe with Thor. He can get his ass killed by Beta Ray Bill and get punked by Captain America. Thor was able to strike him down without the use of Mjolnir.

Mr Hyde is a class 50 villain who is intelligent.
Mr. Hyde is a +70 class villain who is highly intelligent.

Prep time will not be very helpful to either. Fenris will no little about Hyde and Hyde will only know about Fenris what he can find in Nordic myths. All that will tell him is that he is destinned to swallow Odin.
Fenris will know nothing about Hyde and won't bother to find out information. Hyde will know that this creature is incredibly dangerous. In actual combat, he''ll find that a bit of a misconception, but he'll be preparing for something really big and lethal.

Mr Hyde is a straight up brawler with very good intelligence. Unfortunately he is up against a creature which is infinitely stronger, invulnerable and armed with a magic tooth hammer.
"Infinitely" stronger? 30 tons, at best. Invulnerable? Like I said, that's quite relative, considering Beta Ray Bill was able to kill him. Magic tooth hammer didn't help him much when Captain America threw a shield into his mouth and practically rendered him helpless.

Fenris, if hungry could just decide to swallow up Hyde, given he can increase his size to make Hyde no more then a tasty appetizer before dinner.
Even if this was somehow possible, Hyde would give him one hell of a bad indigestion.

WINNER=MR. HYDE
 
OPENING COMMENTS: Mr. Hyde vs Fenris

Thor foe meets Thor foe. On the one hand, we have the Fenris wolf, the Asgardian creature fabled to eat the sun and the moon. Yes, Mr. Hyde started off as a Thor and later Avengers villain, a far cry from his current days, in which he’s primarily identified as being a Daredevil/Spider-Man villain. What many people forget is that he was one of the Masters of Evil that raided the Avengers Mansion during “Under Siege”

I will assume Hyde is class 70 but no more then that. But let us note that in his latest appearances he is a Daredevil/Spiderman foe against which he loses systematically. And neither Daredevil nor Spiderman could face off against Fenris.


Further proof you can find in Incredible Hulk vol. 2 #458, in which Hyde tells the Hulk that his power has been increased, and the two tussle for a little bit. Years before that, Hyde faces off against the Gray Hulk and in combination with his brains, gets to hold his own against the behemoth Incredible Hulk vol. 2 #368. Hyde is also one of the people that beat Hercules into a coma way back in Avengers #274.

Grey Hulk also almost lost against Wolverine so Hyde beaing able to stand up for awhile does not mean all that much.

Strength isn’t the only thing that Mr. Hyde has though. He’s also got brains. Way way way back in Journey into Mystery #105 he was able to make a “Time Reversal Ray”, which he and Cobra used to learn of the connection between Don Blake and Thor. In Daredevil vol. 1 #30 he came up with a special formulae that turns people blind. Heck, the man was smart enough to devise a formulae that transforms him into Mr. Hyde!

Yes I agree he is very intelligent, but then again he does lose all the time, so he cannot be that intelligent.

When it comes to the Fenris wolf however, we can find examples of its strength and endurance being exaggerated from time to time. The wolf is quite easily beaten in Thor vol. 2 #81, when Captain America throws his shield into the beast’s mouth, and Thor proceeds to easily pummel him, without Mjolnir. In the following issue, Thor vol. 2 #82 he is struck down by Beta Ray Bill without much trouble. Beta Ray proceeded to slay him in #83. That’s about it for Fenris, who hasn’t appeared much outside of those issues.

Lets not forget that this is King Thor and not just Thor. And Thor did not have the full use of Mjolnir because it had been broken when Fenris and Durok struck it with their hammers. The BRB battle was done quickly but it was with some trouble.

Thereafter Fenris comes back alive in a mostrous wolf form swallowing all of Asgard.

So here we’ve got a villain that can fight Thor and survive, and tussle with the Hulk facing off against the other villain that has appeared little and got offed by Beta Ray Bill. To add insult to injury, he was stopped in his tracks by Captain America, whose punch to Fenris’ stomach was enough to retrieve his shield from the villain’s mouth.

The punch from Captain America surprised Fenris and was as badly written as Batman's kick to the Hulk's gut.

So, really, Hyde stands a very good chance at beating this monster. It won’t be easy, but he can pull it off. After all, Hyde has a huge advantage in the brain department. While the wolf has just about human intelligence, Hyde is a brilliant chemist and biochemist. He’s going to know about the Fenris wolf, based on the myths (slayer of Odin and eater of the sun and the moon) and prepare himself. Y’see, Hyde ain’t a dummy. He has a tough time against Thor, but his opponent is supposed to be able of eating Thor’s daddy? Yeah, one prepares for that kind of hurting.

If you are Thanos you can prepare to do battle with a creature who supposedly ends Odin. If you are Mr. Hyde there is not much you can do.

But how do you prepare for such a creature? This is where the location plays a huge role. Muir Island, home of Moira McTaggart. A very well-known name in the scientific community, and Hyde will be able to look up info on Muir Island and realize that it holds the stuff he’ll need to take down Fenris.

I am still waiting to hear what is the 'stuff' that can take down Fenris and how this 'stuff' will be made available to Hyde who if I remember well is a villain and no hero.

For anyone willing to cite the fact that Hyde is a lot more savage in his Hyde-form, I’ll remark the fact that Hyde has willingly turned back into Calvin Zabo when it fits his purpose. It’s a process that takes 30 seconds. He’s got 24 hours to devise something that will be able to take down the wolf.

First of all, Hyde is not

He can try his hand at chemistry:
- Tranquilizers.
- Poisons.
He can try his hand at explosives:
- Blowing up Muir Island, letting the facility crash down on Fenris.
- Molotov cocktails and the like (incredibly easy to make).

Let me answer one by one:

Tranquilisers - his hyde is impervious to darts
Poisons - how is Fenris who has better then Asgardian metabolism going to get poisonned from a human
Muir - blowing up an entire island takes time, which he will not have given Fenris' tracking skills (he is a wolf) and second the explosion would hurt Hyde more then Fenris given Hyde would be on the island when it exploded.

Molotov - Fenris' hide is impervious to fire as well....

With a combination of tactics (setting the wolf on fire/destroying the facility/using the facilities of Muir Isle/a combination of it all) together with strength, should be enough to give Mr. Hyde the victory.

This is clutching at straws because Fenris would track him down mere minutes afater the battle would have started and given he can assume any size, Hyde would be dead meat before he could do anything that would harm Fenris.


WINNER=Fenris
 
]REBUTTAL: Mr. Hyde vs Fenris wolf


Before which he was killed by Beta Ray Bill. The only reason that he was capable of returning to swallow Asgard was for Ragnarok. If his role had not been predestined, he'd be dead meat.

One thing to note that BRB defeated him when he was in his weaker humanoid form. Second, he did not die he just abided his moment where he was able to assuage his hunger. And if his role had not been poredestinned, Tyr would still have a right arm and Fenris would never have appeared in Marvel comics.



Invulnerable is an incredibly relative term, and he can't actually go toe to toe with Thor. He can get his ass killed by Beta Ray Bill and get punked by Captain America. Thor was able to strike him down without the use of Mjolnir.

He did face off against King Thor initially and helped in breaking Mjolnir. He did seemingly get killed by a fully powered BRB using Odinpowerred Stormbreaker but he apparently regenerated and the last image of him is him swallowing the Stars.

JUst note that all his defeats was in his humanoid wolf form and none in his true wolf form.


Fenris will know nothing about Hyde and won't bother to find out information. Hyde will know that this creature is incredibly dangerous. In actual combat, he''ll find that a bit of a misconception, but he'll be preparing for something really big and lethal.

The thing is relative to the myths there is nothing he could no to hurt Fenris and Fenris in his monstrous wold form would dwarf Hyde and gobble him up. I base this simply off the last image of Fenris.


"Infinitely" stronger? 30 tons, at best. Invulnerable? Like I said, that's quite relative, considering Beta Ray Bill was able to kill him. Magic tooth hammer didn't help him much when Captain America threw a shield into his mouth and practically rendered him helpless.

First of all, class 100 is not just 100 tone but anything upwards ofa hundred. Second, his wolf form is completely invulnerable whereas his humanoid form is a bit less so. Last, BRB was using stormbreaker which in turn uses Odinpower which is a form of magic. Hyde has no magic.


Even if this was somehow possible, Hyde would give him one hell of a bad indigestion.


It is very possible to not say the probable outcome but he may leave Fenris with a bad taste in his mouth.
WINNER=Fenris
 
Match 2:

Doctor Doom (DARKHELLRIDER) bio

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vs.

Armagedon - Exiles (HELLSTORMER) bio

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Here we have one of the most iconic villians of all time vs a copy of two mutants. the powers are as followed

Doom:Abilities Genius-level intellect,
Ability to exchange consciousness with another humanoid,
Command of magic
Powered armor grants:
Superhuman strength and resistance,
Flight

Armagedon:Superhuman strength and physical and mental resistance
Telekinesis

Doom would probally not know anything aabout Armagedon. SO Doom could win this by keeping his distance and using his magical blasts to wear out his opponent. also to judge his abilities being that Dr. Doom is one onf the smartest people in the marvel universe. he would easily figure out a way to beat armagedon if it only means to knock him out. he could do this by use his magic or defend himself using his magical or suit powerd force field then blast him with enough to know him out.

WInner: dr Doom
 
Match 2:

Basilisk (DARKHELLRIDER) bio

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vs.

Longshot (HIPPY FASCIST) bio

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Here we have mr pretty boy vs the not so pretty basilisk
The powers are as follows.

Longshot:Psychometry,
Probability manipulation,
Superhuman agility

Basilisk:Superhuman strength, durability and stamina,
Flight,
Energy projection,
Temperature and molecular manipulation

Long shots lucky streak will not help him here. Basilisk not a nice guy so he will try to end this match quickly. He'll stay at a distance though not knowing the abilities of his opponent.
He'll start of with using his eye beams to hit him, But since longshot has increased stamina he can avoid it them for awile but Basilick also has increased stamina but also increased strength and increased durabilty. so anythign long shot could through at him he could either avoid or endure until he lands a hit with the eye beams. either boiling him alive or making him a longshot popsicle
 
Doom would probally not know anything aabout Armagedon. SO Doom could win this by keeping his distance and using his magical blasts to wear out his opponent. also to judge his abilities being that Dr. Doom is one onf the smartest people in the marvel universe. he would easily figure out a way to beat armagedon if it only means to knock him out. he could do this by use his magic or defend himself using his magical or suit powerd force field then blast him with enough to know him out.
Muir island is only so big and Gheddon's got long diatnce TK. Meaning while Doom is "keeping his distance" Gheddon can be tearing apart his armor and pulling him apart from the inside.

Winner=Armagedon
 
REBUTTAL: Mr. Hyde vs Fenris
I will assume Hyde is class 70 but no more then that. But let us note that in his latest appearances he is a Daredevil/Spiderman foe against which he loses systematically. And neither Daredevil nor Spiderman could face off against Fenris.
Yes, he does lose against Spider-Man and Daredevil from time to time. That doesn't take anything away from him being a contender against guys like Thor and the Hulk.

Grey Hulk also almost lost against Wolverine so Hyde beaing able to stand up for awhile does not mean all that much.
Wolverine has the uncanny ability to pretty much stand up against any version of the Hulk. Citing that doesn't really change anything.

Yes I agree he is very intelligent, but then again he does lose all the time, so he cannot be that intelligent.
Which is what a villain is forced to do by plot conventions. Doc Doom is the second smartest person in the world and he still loses. That's not a really good gauge of their abilities in the intellect department.

Lets not forget that this is King Thor and not just Thor. And Thor did not have the full use of Mjolnir because it had been broken when Fenris and Durok struck it with their hammers. The BRB battle was done quickly but it was with some trouble.
I know why he didn't have Mjolnir, and it was actually broken by Hyrm, Ulik and Fenris. Not exactly something we can chalk up to Fenris alone. This also wasn't the fully powered King Thor as I recall seeing the Reigning. Yes, he had the Odin power, but then again, he did not hold his hammer. Beta Ray being able to slay him proves that it doesn't take that much more power.

Thereafter Fenris comes back alive in a mostrous wolf form swallowing all of Asgard.
Again, only because he was predestined to do so. That's not of his own accord, and doesn't really show Fenris' powers as they are in this fight.

The punch from Captain America surprised Fenris and was as badly written as Batman's kick to the Hulk's gut.
Except the Batman/Hulk thing isn't canon. Cap/Fenris is. And how can it be badly written if it occurs in the same story that consists of 90% of Fenris' appearances?! He appears once in Journey into Mystery #114 (in which he doesn't even face Thor or anyone) and again in Thor vol. 1 #277-278. All of his other appearances are in Thor vol. 2 #80-83, 85. He's had all of eight appearances.

If you are Thanos you can prepare to do battle with a creature who supposedly ends Odin. If you are Mr. Hyde there is not much you can do.
Obviously, you can.

I am still waiting to hear what is the 'stuff' that can take down Fenris and how this 'stuff' will be made available to Hyde who if I remember well is a villain and no hero.
I didn't even know you were waiting. It's only reasonable that security of Muir Isle would be disabled for this match. That gives Hyde access to chemicals and other nifty science apparel. I'm thinking guns and the necessary things to make bombs.

Let me answer one by one:
Tranquilisers - his hyde is impervious to darts
Which is why its inserted via the mouth.

Poisons - how is Fenris who has better then Asgardian metabolism going to get poisonned from a human
Given.

Muir - blowing up an entire island takes time, which he will not have given Fenris' tracking skills (he is a wolf) and second the explosion would hurt Hyde more then Fenris given Hyde would be on the island when it exploded.
Not if you time it right. It's a big island, and Hyde just needs to stay away from Fenris long enough. He's got 24 hours to make bombs strong enough to take down Muir Isle. I think he can do it. It's not the main strategy either way.

Molotov - Fenris' hide is impervious to fire as well....
Proof? How exactly is wolf going to be impervious to fire? He's got fur doesn't he? Even Thor would feel a good fire.

This is clutching at straws because Fenris would track him down mere minutes afater the battle would have started and given he can assume any size, Hyde would be dead meat before he could do anything that would harm Fenris.
But it's funny how we've only seen him in this human form of his. Sure, we know he can become the big wolf from his early appearances, but again, 90% of the time he's in his humanoid form. Also, Muir Isle isn't exactly the kind of place that you grow to gigantic size in.

One thing to note that BRB defeated him when he was in his weaker humanoid form. Second, he did not die he just abided his moment where he was able to assuage his hunger. And if his role had not been poredestinned, Tyr would still have a right arm and Fenris would never have appeared in Marvel comics.
A) And we see him in his human form in five of his eight appearances (that I know of, I'm not sure how he looks in his first three apps, but I assume they are in wolf form). So y'know, sorry about the 90% mark, but it's actually 62,5%. You kinda wonder why he wouldn't assume the big wolf form more often.
B) You've said yourself that Beta Ray killed him. So no, he did not abide his time. He was ressurected so that he can fulfill his role in Ragnarok.

JUst note that all his defeats was in his humanoid wolf form and none in his true wolf form.
Again, that obviously leads to the conclusion that Fenris is somehow not smart enough to just back up and think: Hmm, maybe I should take my true form and eat this person. Funny how Fenris hasn't really won a battle of note either, right?

The thing is relative to the myths there is nothing he could no to hurt Fenris and Fenris in his monstrous wold form would dwarf Hyde and gobble him up. I base this simply off the last image of Fenris.
Obviously, which shouldn't be the basis for your argument. We see him in his human form for most of the time, so I'd say that's the form he will be fighting Hyde in. This gigantic wolf form of his was just so that he could fulfill his role in Ragnarok. Again, predestined, again, Fenris couldn't do jack about it, again, Fenris isn't going to just up and eat Hyde.

First of all, class 100 is not just 100 tone but anything upwards ofa hundred.
I never said he was class 100. I noted that he was stronger, with 30 tons at best. If you'll recall, he was beaten by Beta Ray and Thor, who are both truly class 100. Then again, Fenris also got punked by Captain America, so...

Second, his wolf form is completely invulnerable whereas his humanoid form is a bit less so. Last, BRB was using stormbreaker which in turn uses Odinpower which is a form of magic. Hyde has no magic.
Can you even prove he's completely invulnerable in his wolf form? And there still isn't a plausible reason for him actually taking on that form, since he's in his human form for the majority of the time. And yes, Beta Ray used Stormbreaker to kill him, Hyde just needs to use his resources to knock him out. It's a tougher thing to do, but he can do it.

WINNER=MR. HYDE
 
REBUTTAL: Mr. Hyde vs Fenris

Yes, he does lose against Spider-Man and Daredevil from time to time. That doesn't take anything away from him being a contender against guys like Thor and the Hulk.è/quote¨

No but it does situate the character better. He was in the low end of the Thor and Hulk foes and on the high end of Spiderman and Daredevil foes. A foe does not always mean you can challenge him.


Wolverine has the uncanny ability to pretty much stand up against any version of the Hulk. Citing that doesn't really change anything.

Actually, against the savage Hulk he could not even harm him and was helpless in battling him. He did not pose any challenge to him.


Which is what a villain is forced to do by plot conventions. Doc Doom is the second smartest person in the world and he still loses. That's not a really good gauge of their abilities in the intellect department.

Yes, but Doom loses to Reed who is supposedly the most intelligent in the world so really he goes up against smarter then him. Daredevil is certainly not in that category and Spiderman is atleast a level underneath. The type of intelligence needed to create a method to destroy a creature who is meant to battle Odin, which Hyde would know of as the all powerful father of Thor is beyond anything Hyde can come up with it and in all probability needs magic.


I know why he didn't have Mjolnir, and it was actually broken by Hyrm, Ulik and Fenris. Not exactly something we can chalk up to Fenris alone. This also wasn't the fully powered King Thor as I recall seeing the Reigning. Yes, he had the Odin power, but then again, he did not hold his hammer. Beta Ray being able to slay him proves that it doesn't take that much more power.

No it was not the King Thor of the reigning but Thor was in the upper levels of his power. And BRB is very powerful in himself as Hippy likes to say. And the whole battle between him and BRB was summed up in 2 panels spaced a couple pages apart. So we have no idea how it happenned really. It was not too unlike the King Thor against Hulk and Thing battle during the Reigning.

Also lets agree that BRB is way more powerful then Hyde.

Again, only because he was predestined to do so. That's not of his own accord, and doesn't really show Fenris' powers as they are in this fight.

There is no certainty. Rune Thor all of a sudden says look and we see Fenris eating the Sun.

And these are Fenris' powers:

Powers

Shapechanging: Fenris can change his shape to appear as virtually any type of creature, man or even god with Monstrous ability.
Size Alteration: Fenris is usually at Monstrous growth (+3CS to be hit) but can reduce his size to that of a normal wolf.
Body Resistance: Fenris posssesses Incredible resistance to injury.
Strength: class 100

Yes he has had a few appearances but in his last one he was a montrous wolf that ate the Sun. He did it for better or worse.

Powers

Except the Batman/Hulk thing isn't canon. Cap/Fenris is. And how can it be badly written if it occurs in the same story that consists of 90% of Fenris' appearances?! He appears once in Journey into Mystery #114 (in which he doesn't even face Thor or anyone) and again in Thor vol. 1 #277-278. All of his other appearances are in Thor vol. 2 #80-83, 85. He's had all of eight appearances.

The only thing was each time Fenris appeared he grew in power so that kick was almost irrelevant. The shield thing was stupid anyway and I mean that objectively, but it did happen to the weaker form of Fenris.

You are right, however, little is seen of Fenrir until the whole Ragnorak line.


I didn't even know you were waiting. It's only reasonable that security of Muir Isle would be disabled for this match. That gives Hyde access to chemicals and other nifty science apparel. I'm thinking guns and the necessary things to make bombs.

I do not see how security would have been disabled in Muir Island. In previous battles such as the one on the Blue side of the Moon everyone had to be careful not to bring Blackbolt into the battle so why would Muir island be empty this time?


Which is why its inserted via the mouth.

It is not like Fenrir will just open wide and say please give mea tranquiliser powerful enough to allow me to sleep.......an Asgardian monster is not going to be affected by a tranquiliswer meant for a human.


Not if you time it right. It's a big island, and Hyde just needs to stay away from Fenris long enough. He's got 24 hours to make bombs strong enough to take down Muir Isle. I think he can do it. It's not the main strategy either way.

Hyde's prep time does not start with him on Muir Island and he has no magical transport to take him there. So realistically, you are suggesting that during prep time he takes a flight to Muir Island, is allowed free access and is then able to plant a bomb powerful enough to harm Fenris and yet leave him unscathed. Seems incongruous to me. That is not going to happen.


Proof? How exactly is wolf going to be impervious to fire? He's got fur doesn't he? Even Thor would feel a good fire.

Invulnerable generally means that you are not aorried about getting your coat singed.


But it's funny how we've only seen him in this human form of his. Sure, we know he can become the big wolf from his early appearances, but again, 90% of the time he's in his humanoid form. Also, Muir Isle isn't exactly the kind of place that you grow to gigantic size in.

We see him in his wolf form on the last pages of Thor comic vol 2 85 swallowing the Sun. Plus in his early appearances he was in his gigantic wolf form.


A) And we see him in his human form in five of his eight appearances (that I know of, I'm not sure how he looks in his first three apps, but I assume they are in wolf form). So y'know, sorry about the 90% mark, but it's actually 62,5%. You kinda wonder why he wouldn't assume the big wolf form more often.
B) You've said yourself that Beta Ray killed him. So no, he did not abide his time. He was ressurected so that he can fulfill his role in Ragnarok.

We did not see how he was resurected just that he was so maybe he regenrated himself. We simply do not know. And 62.5% means that 37.5% he was in wolf form which is overa third of his appearances. This is significant.


Again, that obviously leads to the conclusion that Fenris is somehow not smart enough to just back up and think: Hmm, maybe I should take my true form and eat this person. Funny how Fenris hasn't really won a battle of note either, right?

He won the war when he swallowed Asgard. previously he had been under the control of Loki which is why he staid in Human form. Once Loki was taken out of the picture by Rune Thor, Fenris swallowed Asgard.


Obviously, which shouldn't be the basis for your argument. We see him in his human form for most of the time, so I'd say that's the form he will be fighting Hyde in. This gigantic wolf form of his was just so that he could fulfill his role in Ragnarok. Again, predestined, again, Fenris couldn't do jack about it, again, Fenris isn't going to just up and eat Hyde.

37.5% of the time Fenris was in Wolf for or I could say 100% of the time he was not under Loki's control he was in Wolf form. So I can easily assume that given there is no Loki in this battle that he does it in his gigantic wolf form.


I never said he was class 100. I noted that he was stronger, with 30 tons at best. If you'll recall, he was beaten by Beta Ray and Thor, who are both truly class 100. Then again, Fenris also got punked by Captain America, so...

The battle against BRB was won because fo Stormbreaker and was not as a result of a fist fight. And Fenris grew more powerful by the time he faced BRB relative to when he faced Thor, Captain America and Iron Man.

And CA did not exactly knock Fenris down with his kick either.


Can you even prove he's completely invulnerable in his wolf form?

Only by that he was never harmed in wolf form and you see him eating a Sun which is a star in the end.



And there still isn't a plausible reason for him actually taking on that form, since he's in his human form for the majority of the time. And yes, Beta Ray used Stormbreaker to kill him, Hyde just needs to use his resources to knock him out. It's a tougher thing to do, but he can do it.

As I stated above Fenris was under the control of Loki. Everytime he was not, he was in wolf form. So it is very plausible for him to fight in wolf form.

And Hyde does not have enough resources to knock out fenris, but he could take a bath before the battle so Fenris gets no cavities. ;)

WINNER=Fenris
 
REBUTTAL: Mr. Hyde vs Fenris

No but it does situate the character better. He was in the low end of the Thor and Hulk foes and on the high end of Spiderman and Daredevil foes. A foe does not always mean you can challenge him.
Uhm, it kinda does, otherwise, the character serves no point.

Actually, against the savage Hulk he could not even harm him and was helpless in battling him. He did not pose any challenge to him.
Like when he was turned into Death and almost killed him?

Yes, but Doom loses to Reed who is supposedly the most intelligent in the world so really he goes up against smarter then him. Daredevil is certainly not in that category and Spiderman is atleast a level underneath. The type of intelligence needed to create a method to destroy a creature who is meant to battle Odin, which Hyde would know of as the all powerful father of Thor is beyond anything Hyde can come up with it and in all probability needs magic.
Doom has lost to more people than just Reed Richards, y'know. Besides that, Hyde doesn't have to destroy the Fenris wolf, he just needs to knock it out for a while.

No it was not the King Thor of the reigning but Thor was in the upper levels of his power. And BRB is very powerful in himself as Hippy likes to say. And the whole battle between him and BRB was summed up in 2 panels spaced a couple pages apart. So we have no idea how it happenned really. It was not too unlike the King Thor against Hulk and Thing battle during the Reigning.
Oh, Beta Ray is definitely powerful. Still killed Fenris either way.

Also lets agree that BRB is way more powerful then Hyde.
Way more? More, definitely. Way more? No.

There is no certainty. Rune Thor all of a sudden says look and we see Fenris eating the Sun.
Exactly, there was nothing to indicate this to be anything other than Fenris simply fulfilling his role in Ragnarok.

And these are Fenris' powers:

Powers

Shapechanging: Fenris can change his shape to appear as virtually any type of creature, man or even god with Monstrous ability.
Size Alteration: Fenris is usually at Monstrous growth (+3CS to be hit) but can reduce his size to that of a normal wolf.
Body Resistance: Fenris posssesses Incredible resistance to injury.
Strength: class 100
Pulled from an RPG site. Hardly a good gauge of Fenris' abilities. From marvunapp however:
The Fenris Wolf can assume the form of either a immensely strong and virtually invulnerable large wolf, or that of a comparably strong wolf-like humanoid. It possesses powerful teeth and claws. The Fenris Wolf was briefly armed with a tooth-shaped uru hammer forged for it by Surtur.

Yes he has had a few appearances but in his last one he was a montrous wolf that ate the Sun. He did it for better or worse.
But it's obviously not something he does every day, and obviously isn't capable of doing every day.

The only thing was each time Fenris appeared he grew in power so that kick was almost irrelevant. The shield thing was stupid anyway and I mean that objectively, but it did happen to the weaker form of Fenris.
Hardly irrelevant. It shows Fenris' power levels just before being killed, the form that we can most properly gauge his power with, considering his only appearance afterwards was a single panel of him eating the sun as part of his predestined role.

I do not see how security would have been disabled in Muir Island. In previous battles such as the one on the Blue side of the Moon everyone had to be careful not to bring Blackbolt into the battle so why would Muir island be empty this time?
A) Then Fenris would get security on him as well.
B) Locations are always empty unless specified.

It is not like Fenrir will just open wide and say please give mea tranquiliser powerful enough to allow me to sleep.......an Asgardian monster is not going to be affected by a tranquiliswer meant for a human.
Which is why Hyde needs to make a tranquilizer that can take down something stronger than a human. Besides that, Hyde has the ability of making other devices to aid in his victory (I already noted his being able to create a Time Reversal Ray). He can use his chemicals to hit Fenris in the eyes (always a weak spot) and blind him.

Hyde's prep time does not start with him on Muir Island and he has no magical transport to take him there. So realistically, you are suggesting that during prep time he takes a flight to Muir Island, is allowed free access and is then able to plant a bomb powerful enough to harm Fenris and yet leave him unscathed. Seems incongruous to me. That is not going to happen.
I'm not suggesting that at all. I'm suggesting he creates a bomb in prep-time, plants it during the fight and jumps into the water while the Muir Isle building crashes onto Fenris. Again though, not his main strategy.

Invulnerable generally means that you are not aorried about getting your coat singed.
I sincerely doubt Fenris, a person/wolf covered in fur, would be unaffected by fire.

We see him in his wolf form on the last pages of Thor comic vol 2 85 swallowing the Sun. Plus in his early appearances he was in his gigantic wolf form.
And how exactly is he going to move on Muir Isle in this gigantic form?

We did not see how he was resurected just that he was so maybe he regenrated himself. We simply do not know. And 62.5% means that 37.5% he was in wolf form which is overa third of his appearances. This is significant.
I think it's a lot more significant that he was in his human form for just under two-thirds of the time. I also think it's safer to assume Fenris was resurrected by the magic involved in Ragnarok, rather than by his own doing. This is up to the voters however.

Also, some new info:
Fenris apparently didn't even appear in Thor #277, just #278, in which he did absolutely no fighting. Journey into Mystery was actually a recounting of Fenris' "origin", so to say, so one can actually say that for 100% of his actual appearances, Fenris was in humanoid form.

He won the war when he swallowed Asgard. previously he had been under the control of Loki which is why he staid in Human form. Once Loki was taken out of the picture by Rune Thor, Fenris swallowed Asgard.
Misrepresentation of the facts. Once Rune Thor initiated Ragnarok, Fenris swallowed Asgard, as he was meant to do. I do not believe it to be an accurate basis for Fenris' power.

37.5% of the time Fenris was in Wolf for or I could say 100% of the time he was not under Loki's control he was in Wolf form. So I can easily assume that given there is no Loki in this battle that he does it in his gigantic wolf form.
In which he can hardly move around in the crowded space of Muir Isle and is even more subject to Hyde's hit and run tactics.

The battle against BRB was won because fo Stormbreaker and was not as a result of a fist fight. And Fenris grew more powerful by the time he faced BRB relative to when he faced Thor, Captain America and Iron Man.
I've read nothing to indicate his power increased.

And CA did not exactly knock Fenris down with his kick either.
But it surprised him. An invulnerable being (your words) was surprised by a kick to his abdomen by a peak human.

Only by that he was never harmed in wolf form and you see him eating a Sun which is a star in the end.
Never harmed in wolf form? How about never having fought anyone in wolf form?

As I stated above Fenris was under the control of Loki. Everytime he was not, he was in wolf form. So it is very plausible for him to fight in wolf form.
Every time?! 2 appearances, one of which recounted a story from Norse myth and the other didn't have him fighting at all.

Now, I feel we're going in circles, so I'll just summarise my main argument (and you can do the same):

- Fenris will most likely not be in wolf form. Not only is it not handy in this fight, his appearances have shown him to be in his humanoid form when it comes to battle (whether under the control of Loki or not).
- Fenris was surprised by a kick to the stomach from Captain America, a foe that doesn't even approach Thor in power.
- Fenris was slain by Beta Ray Bill.

- Hyde is counted amongst Thor's foes. His class 70 strength supports this.
- Hyde has held his own against the Gray Hulk.
- Hyde is highly intelligent, in the chemical department, as well as mechanically.
- Hyde has rudimentary knowledge of Fenris and Muir Isle.

Hyde can do the following:
- Try and overcome Fenris via brute strength. Not likely to succeed, but he should be able to hold his own long enough to put his plans into effect.
- Try and set Fenris aflame. Having every inch of hair on your body set on fire will hurt, Asgardian god or not.
- Try and blind Fenris. Eyes are always a weak spot, even with Asgardian gods. He doesn't have to stop at blinding, he can throw explosives into Fenris' eyes.
- Use misdirection and other hit and run tactics to set up explosives around the facilities of Muir Isle and causing a collapse of the building. A slightly unconventional and cheap strategy, but plausible enough in my opinion. It'd be a definite last resort.

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WINNER=MR. HYDE
 
Small rebuttal and conclusion

Uhm, it kinda does, otherwise, the character serves no point.

Sometimes a foe is not that much of a challenge and then gets downgraded to challenge lower level heroes. this is what happenned here.


Like when he was turned into Death and almost killed him?

Are we talking about this battle:

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Anyways it is not the focal point for our current discussion.


Doom has lost to more people than just Reed Richards, y'know. Besides that, Hyde doesn't have to destroy the Fenris wolf, he just needs to knock it out for a while.

Then again Doom also is a head of state and not some bank robber like the picture shows above. Would anybody who is a genius be satisfied doing petty crime or would they try to conquer the world.

I will agree he is intelligent but he is not in Marvel's top ten.


Oh, Beta Ray is definitely powerful. Still killed Fenris either way.

Using the full might of stormbreaker.


Way more? More, definitely. Way more? No.

No I think way more is pretty accurate.

Exactly, there was nothing to indicate this to be anything other than Fenris simply fulfilling his role in Ragnarok.

Or that it was him unfetterred using his full powers.


But it's obviously not something he does every day, and obviously isn't capable of doing every day.

We do not know he is unable to do this everyday. This was the first time Loki was not controlling him. Loki even complains to Thor how all he wanted was to rule Asgard not destroy it.....inferring he was controlling Fenris.


Hardly irrelevant. It shows Fenris' power levels just before being killed, the form that we can most properly gauge his power with, considering his only appearance afterwards was a single panel of him eating the sun as part of his predestined role.

Well he did eat it in continuity so therefore he can eat stars :D


A) Then Fenris would get security on him as well.
B) Locations are always empty unless specified.

Fenris would not care and he would not get as much security as the one planting bombs.


Which is why Hyde needs to make a tranquilizer that can take down something stronger than a human. Besides that, Hyde has the ability of making other devices to aid in his victory (I already noted his being able to create a Time Reversal Ray). He can use his chemicals to hit Fenris in the eyes (always a weak spot) and blind him.

Therefore he is able to create a tranquilizer that will affect Asgrdian montrous wolf metabolism. Seems unlikely even if it was Reed.


I'm not suggesting that at all. I'm suggesting he creates a bomb in prep-time, plants it during the fight and jumps into the water while the Muir Isle building crashes onto Fenris. Again though, not his main strategy.

I apologise. I misunderstood because the strategy stated above seemed impossible to me. This is Hyde not Al Quaeda.


I sincerely doubt Fenris, a person/wolf covered in fur, would be unaffected by fire.

If a wolf can eat a sun, it generally is impervious to fire.....

And how exactly is he going to move on Muir Isle in this gigantic form?

Very quickly....


I think it's a lot more significant that he was in his human form for just under two-thirds of the time. I also think it's safer to assume Fenris was resurrected by the magic involved in Ragnarok, rather than by his own doing. This is up to the voters however.

Also, some new info:
Fenris apparently didn't even appear in Thor #277, just #278, in which he did absolutely no fighting. Journey into Mystery was actually a recounting of Fenris' "origin", so to say, so one can actually say that for 100% of his actual appearances, Fenris was in humanoid form.

In his origin, he was a wolf. Only in Ragnorak did he appear as a humanoid werewolf. And in his final showing he was a gigantic wolf.


Misrepresentation of the facts. Once Rune Thor initiated Ragnarok, Fenris swallowed Asgard, as he was meant to do. I do not believe it to be an accurate basis for Fenris' power.

It is just as accurate as Cap kicking Fenris in the gut.


In which he can hardly move around in the crowded space of Muir Isle and is even more subject to Hyde's hit and run tactics.

And of course Hyde would be in danger of getting squashed and eaten by a creature that is faster then him.


I've read nothing to indicate his power increased.

He appears allot bigger in that final battle and he breaks the chain that had held him for centuries.


But it surprised him. An invulnerable being (your words) was surprised by a kick to his abdomen by a peak human.

And then that being swallowed a world.

Never harmed in wolf form? How about never having fought anyone in wolf form?

He did not fight because he was too awesome and instead ate everything.


Every time?! 2 appearances, one of which recounted a story from Norse myth and the other didn't have him fighting at all.

Yes both of those times where he was free from Loki's control he only appeared as a Wolf.

Now, I feel we're going in circles, so I'll just summarise my main argument (and you can do the same):

- Fenris will most likely not be in wolf form. Not only is it not handy in this fight, his appearances have shown him to be in his humanoid form when it comes to battle (whether under the control of Loki or not).
- Fenris was surprised by a kick to the stomach from Captain America, a foe that doesn't even approach Thor in power.
- Fenris was slain by Beta Ray Bill.

- Hyde is counted amongst Thor's foes. His class 70 strength supports this.
- Hyde has held his own against the Gray Hulk.
- Hyde is highly intelligent, in the chemical department, as well as mechanically.
- Hyde has rudimentary knowledge of Fenris and Muir Isle.

Hyde can do the following:
- Try and overcome Fenris via brute strength. Not likely to succeed, but he should be able to hold his own long enough to put his plans into effect.
- Try and set Fenris aflame. Having every inch of hair on your body set on fire will hurt, Asgardian god or not.
- Try and blind Fenris. Eyes are always a weak spot, even with Asgardian gods. He doesn't have to stop at blinding, he can throw explosives into Fenris' eyes.
- Use misdirection and other hit and run tactics to set up explosives around the facilities of Muir Isle and causing a collapse of the building. A slightly unconventional and cheap strategy, but plausible enough in my opinion. It'd be a definite last resort.


At the end of the day this battle is between two opponenets who mainly rely on brute force. Fenris is by far the fiercer and stronger combattant which is why we have many obscure battle techniques described above. None of which Hyde generally ever does.

Hyde will most likely get eaten in this battle by a gigantic wolf. Fenris when free and not undre the control of another god such as his father, Loki, prefers to stay in Wolf form, a form that put an end to Asgard.


WINNER=Fenris
 
Yellow Claw vs. Professor Power:

Both my characters are fighting each other; but, I thought I'd give the voters the information on each of them. If I wanted to, I could debate each character in beating the other. I still don't know who I'll vote for and go with.

Yellow Claw bio:

Known Superhuman Powers: The Yellow Claw has superhuman psychic abilities with which he can influence another person's sensory perceptions, causing that Person to see, hear, and even feel the illusions the Claw projects into his or her mind.
The Yellow Claw has considerable knowledge of sorcery, and has even proved able to reanimate the dead.


Professor Power bio:

Weapons: Professor Power's battlesuit was an armored, man-amplifying, powered exoskeleton primarily made of a high-carbon tool alloy formed into a chain mail structure that combines flexibility with maximum protection. Weighing 375 pounds, the battlesuit was able to withstand the detonation of 75 pounds of TNT at a distance of 20 feet. The battlesuit amplified Professor Power's strength to superhuman levels. The battlesuit's primary power source was a cold-fusion thermoelectric generator located in the suit's belt.
The battlesuit was controlled by a computer-aided negative feedback loop/pressure sensor network that caused the exoskeleton to follow the motions of the body within and to amplify them when necessary. The exoskeleton used electrically-powered linear-induction motors which were able to withstand massive overrated power surges to enable Professor Power to achieve the full level of superhuman strength that the battlesuit made possible. Professor Power's battlesuit had a programmed auto-stop function that halted the operations of the suit in the event that its computers sensed an imminent motor armature seize-up.
The battlesuit's major offensive weapon was an implanted alpha-wave sensor-controlled pulsed, laser path guided, high-energy electron beam. The e-beam (electron-beam) gun used a high-flux particle accelerator assembly located in his battlesuit's right forearm and a lasing array around the forefinger of his right glove, which operated in tandem. (Hence, the e-beam was fired from his right forefinger.) The e-beam developed a maximum concussive force equivalent to the detonation of 100 pounds of TNT The massive current drain of the particle accelerator assembly allows only a five second e-beam discharge that requires a lengthy recharging time of about 45 minutes between discharges.
The battlesuit was also equipped with twin electrically powered, very high speed turbines which compressed incoming air to a high pressure and temperature and used a fine spray of J-4 jet fuel to cause self-igniting combustion. Both engines developed sufficient thrust to allow Professor Power to fly at speeds of up to 150 miles per hour and to reach a maximum height of about 500 feet.


I think Yellow Claw is probably a much tougher adversary, with his knowledge of sorcery and being able to reanimate the dead. In fact, with all the people who've died over the years on Muir Island, it's possible some of the corpses have remained, making him more formidible. Plus, Yellow Claw would be able to gain information about Professor Power in prep-time.

In the end, whoever moves on is going to have a tough time of beating either Dr. Doom or Armaggedon. In all likelyhood, Yellow Claw might have a better chance; though, Professor Power's armor is really neat.
 
Well, Ahura, I'm not going to rebuttle, as I've said. Either way, however the chips may fall, it's been a great debate, so thanks, and kudos.
 
Longshot vs Basilisk

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Ok, from the start this seems like a tough match, or is it? ;)

Basilisk is a very tough opponent, super strong, super tough and he can shoot laserbeams from his eyes. The probability of longshot beating him is absolutely tiny...and that's while he'll win

Longshot's powers are that he has a hollow skeleton like a bird, making him super agile and significantly increasing his stamina. He could easily dodge any attacks ranged attacks basilisk can throw at him. While he's doing this longshot will be throwing his knives, every last one at basilisk. Remember, basislisk was killed by a simple gunshot

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if anyone can find a weak spot to break through it's longshot. He's a versatile military leader who grew up in one ofthe most desolate places you can imagine. He's a lot tougher than he seems.

Ultimately te thing that will swing this will be longshot's underdog status, he shouldn't win this match, but with those luck powers...impossible becomes a certainty. :D

WINNER: LONGSHOT!
 
Here we have mr pretty boy vs the not so pretty basilisk
The powers are as follows.

Longshot:Psychometry,
Probability manipulation,
Superhuman agility & STAMINA

Basilisk:Superhuman strength, durability and stamina,
Flight,
Energy projection,
Temperature and molecular manipulation

Long shots lucky streak will not help him here. Basilisk not a nice guy so he will try to end this match quickly. He'll stay at a distance though not knowing the abilities of his opponent.

Staying at a distance will only make things easier for longshot, you made this mistake and I don't doubt basilisk would too. Flipping around throwing those blades into basilisk will end this match quickly

He'll start of with using his eye beams to hit him, But since longshot has increased stamina he can avoid it them for awile but Basilick also has increased stamina but also increased strength and increased durabilty.

but also according to YOUR previous statement he has superhuman stamina meaning he could last for as long as he needs too take basilisk out

so anythign long shot could through at him he could either avoid or endure until he lands a hit with the eye beams. either boiling him alive or making him a longshot popsicle

Basilisk would have trouble avoiding anything, he's super strong not super fast. His eyebeams have to hit which due to his luck factor they won't.

See the thing about luck is, with enough luck electra could beat morg ;) It's simply a question of changing the probability, which is exactly what longshot can do. In fact, the tougher the opponent, the lower the prob that longshot would win, if only he didn't have those pesky luck powers. :p


WINNER: LONGSHOT!
 
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Longshot-seeing that Basilisk was killed by a bullet, I think he could dodge Basilisks attacks long enough to really injure him.
Yellow Claw
Armegedon-Doom's biggest weapon is his prep time, which is basically nulled in this fight. he won't know who his opponent is and is overpowered in a straight up fight.
Fenris-awesome debate and real tough to decide.
 
*Yellow Claw

*Armageddon

*Mr. Hyde - (Harlekin blew me away with his opening debate. Wow! The research on Hyde made me completely rethink the way I was originally going to vote.)

*Longshot
 
Yellow Claw (probably be a good fight)
Doctor Doom (never doubt Doom's prep-time)
Longshot (Basilisk is a good character. Just not quite powerful enough.)
Mr. Hyde (what a tough choice)
 

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