u/Jotaro1970

Jotaro Kujo have been contacted by the US President and have been tasked with the same mission as Leon in Resident Evil 4, how does he do?

Jotaro gets all the knowledge Leon had at the start of the mission and have the support of the Speedwagon Foundation if needed.

The goal: Take out Los Illuminandos and save Ashley.

Round 1: Pre-DIO's World Jotaro (means no time stop) from Part 3 is the one sent for the mission.

Round 2: Post-DIO's World Jotaro (means he have 5 seconds of time stop) from Part 3 is sent for the mission.

Round 3: 28 years old Jotaro from Part 4 is sent for the mission.

Round 4: 40 years old Jotaro from Part 6 is sent for the mission.

I have been a JoJo fans for almost 7 years at this point, and i was never convinced into buying a japanese volume up until now, what i can say is that i have absolutely no regret on it

Prima che mi venga chiesto...si, mi piacciono molto Stardust Crusaders e Stone Ocean XD

Se si hanno domande sono ben accette

Me personally...i hope it's the last one, before you jump at me hear me out:

I know that Araki said that he would continue to write JoJo forever, the issue however is that he is not getting younger anytime soon, and if JoJoLands takes the same amount of time as JoJolion to end Araki will be 73 by the time JoJoLands ends, i wouldn't want a hypotetical Part 10 to suffer from what happened to Kentaro Miura and Berserk (Don't misinterpretate what i said, i am glad Araki is doing great and i hope he will stay like this for the longest time possible)

Besides, i think ending with Part 9 would be the ideal so we can have 3 sets of trilogy, Part 1-3: The Stone Mask trilogy, Part 4-6: The stand arrow trilogy, Part 7-9: >!The new universe or spin trilogy!<

What do you think instead?

Let's say random encounter, current comics Wonder Woman Vs current Dragon Ball Super manga Vegeta.

Let me explain before launching your knifes at me: The message of the X-Men is a impactful one, but it gets ruined by the fact that outside of mutants many superhumans or heroes exist and (outside of cases like Spider-Man and Hulk) are nowhere near as hated.

Why are some hated and others not? The only difference is that non-mutants aren't born with those powers.

And if we look at individuals, things aren't reassuring either. Look at how many times Dr. Strange and Scarlet Witch have messed up reality, Iron Man was an alcoholic sociopath for a good while, there's Thor who is literally a god who could wipe out a continent with a storm if he wanted, there's Sentry who is a person who suffers from multiple personalities and has the power of a million exploding suns.

So yeah, i think for the hatred for the mutants to make sense they shouldn't be in the main universe, like at all.

It has been probably debatated before (and i am sorry if it sounds like a farming post, but i swear it's not, karma is just a pointless number as far as i am concern) but in a few recent posts i have seen i saw some people claiming that the 2012 Shredder could beat the 2003 one, which i personally disagree with, so i wanted to know everyone's overall thoughts on it.

Of course, we are using Ch'rell for this case, and 2012 Oroku Saki.

Let's stay with standard equipment here, so no sword of tengu or Turtles Forever equipment for Ch'rell and no Super Shredder or undead form for 2012 Shredder, just them in their standard version.

I am aware this was in the movie, but it's different version so let's take that in consideration.

Random Encounter and standard equipment for both sides (meaning things like Batman's special armors, Super Shredder, Sword Of Tengu and stuff like that are not allowed)

The battles will take place in rooftops.

Win by any mean, both are in character.

Round 1:1992 Batman (Keaton) Vs 1990 Shredder.

Round 2: DCAU Batman (from the Justice League shows) Vs Utrom Shredder

Round 3: DCAMU Batman (from Batman Hush) Vs 2012 Shredder

Round 4: Batman (comics) Vs Shredder (IDW)

To be more specific, let's say that the 2003 Turtles from around the time of The Shredder Strikes two parts episode find theirself in the same confrontation with Shredder the 2012 Turtles had in the episode The Gauntlet, do they fare better? Do they stand a chance? Or will Shredder still prevail?

Don't get me wrong, it worked very well on the Angelo fight and even in the Nijimura brother fight but after that it's somewhat forgotten which...is very unfortunate.

Don't get me wrong, the effects are still there as Josuke states he will protect Morioh in Ryohei memory, but considering he have Joestar blood? That was probably something he was gonna do anyway, and most of the stand battles are more like the enemies go to Josuke rather than Josuke doing what's right (i get he is supposed to be more relatable than other Joestars but still), the only times i actually felt like that was during the final battle with Kira.

I wished this moment was more expanded on, like maybe show a bit more of the Higashikata struggling after Ryohei death, maybe even show Josuke feeling guilty because he didn't pay enough attention, maybe even had a side chapter where Josuke tries to help his mother who is working harder for the both of them (kind of similar to the Uncle Ben, Aunt May and Peter Parker relationship)

I am aware that in the Batman Vs TMNT movie this fight happened, but since these are two entirely different version from series of around that time, i thought it would be very interesting.

For those who might not know: This Shredder here is actually a Utrom, a small yet extremely intelligent alien that pilots a body made of extremely advance alien (Utrom specifically) technology that have centuries of combat experience and is extremely powerful, strong enough to stomp all four Turtles at once (Leonardo is capable of casually pushing a giant pillar with his legs) and have bested Splinter in most of their encounters, he is strong enough to survive the explosion of a ship and once even survived the explosion of the T.C.R.I. building (which the military couldn't damage at all) without his armor, and his fighting style is purely with lethal intent.

My favorite superhero is Batman and i agree that the "Prep time" argument is boring, but i just wanna say this...at least in the "Prep time" argument it implies Batman needs weapons and strategies that are not part of his normal equipment or way to go strategy, i have seen some genuinelly believing Spider-Man not holding back could solo most of Marvel... don't get me wrong Spidey is strong but...C'mon now 😅.

Love both characters btw.