-Highballs and beyond only
-Don't debunk highballs and beyond
-Cell is Super Perfect Cell
-Garou is in his Cosmic Form
-Both combatants are at their best as shown within their respective series.
Vegeta seems to be wiser than Goku currently, especially in terms of both fighting and learning how to become a better fighter imo.
Vegeta at times, would advise Goku in the ways of being a better fighter. Vegeta is also actively taking from his experiences in his battles with his opponents, even more than Goku currently is, from what it seems.
This change seems to have started to be especially more frequent when he first achieved Ultra Ego and learned from Bardock's experiences.
What do you guys think of this? Correct me if I am wrong and show some clips/panels!
-Vegeta is already in Ultra Ego
-Can be a close matchup
-Can be a matchup where the characters parallel each other
-Equal stats matchups count as well
-Hand to Hand Equal Stats matchups count as well
-Both Inverse and Crossverse matchups count except for Goku
Let me know what I missed so that I may add it to the list of Ultra Ego's abilities!
One utilizes erasing a victim by simply turning them to dust. No real explosion. The other utilizes straight up blowing up the opponent. This is the one Vegeta uses, and Goku does say that they are basically the same as well, so why are they different?
Is Beerus simply using a more refined one, or is Beerus using one that is just weaker on purpose?
-Both combatants are in base forms
-Yuji has gauntlets
Regardless of what we like and our views, Kong's strength with the Beast Glove has been redefined due to this statement.
Now, we have two scenarios. One, Kong may punch up in the power comparisons when comparing him to other titans. And two, Kong is considered nerfed as the statement may be used against him.
Very interested to see how this plays out.
Whenever I buy the book, the majority of the pages are duplicated. Is anyone else having this problem on Amazon Kindle?
How would Tusk Act 4 interact with Mahoraga? Would Mahoraga adapt to Tusk Act 4 successfully? Would Tusk Act 4 affect Mahoraga's ability to adapt via spin, and therefore prevent Mahoraga from properly adapting?
-Funny Valentine can see curses
-Funny Valentine is given a single lead to what Mahoraga does when Mahoraga's wheel spins after being attacked by one of his allies
-Sukuna's goal is to permanently kill Funny Valentine
-Sukuna is aware that Funny Valentine has a stand and has a base understanding of stands
The one who avoids his fate vs the ones who deny theirs
-All parties are at full power
-Fight takes place in Rome, Italy
-Combatants start the fight inside the Colosseum
- Bang and Roshi are at their best
- Goku is already in his max given transformation
- Combat intelligence is being compared here
- Goku is to go against a single Joestar each round to test how he does against each of them
- Each Joestar is a composite cannon version of themselves
- Goku is both the manga and anime version of himself
- Is Goku up to the challenge?
Is there a reason for this? From what I understand, this has been commenly claimed even when that character has many speed feats to disprove it. Said character might even have other characters that scale above them that have speed feats that show that they aren't immeasurable.
I just find it hard to believe that a character can be immeasurable in speed from this alone, when it is highly likely that the author hasn't even thought of this. IMHO I think this should only apply when the story or statements back it up as that would show that the story is aware of this fact.
Genuine question. My favorite pre-Godzilla Godzilla form.
-Funny Valentine can see curses
-Funny Valentine is given a single lead to what Mahoraga does when Mahoraga's wheel spins after being attacked by one of his allies
-Sukuna's goal is to permanently kill Funny Valentine
-Sukuna is aware that Funny Valentine has a stand and has a base understanding of stands
-Madara wins when he kills Sukuna
-Sukuna will run a gauntlet against multiple different forms of Madara starting from Madara's base form to his absolute strongest form in the series
-Sukuna will be given different conditions for each round
-Sukuna will also be aware of each new condition he is given
This post is for Kong fans who want to know more about one of Kong's biggest factors in a fight. Despite having some knowledge of skill, I don't think I would be able to point out every combat skill that Kong did, like if he used a fighting style during his fight. I will try my best, though.
Based on what I've seen, Kong tends to rely on his fists the most when fighting other titans, as this is the strongest and most useful part of his body which can do damage. The most common moves he uses are haymakers, overhead strikes, and an uppercut. The haymakers and the overhead strikes are done, likely to make him feel more like an animal, as that is what he is at the end of the day. One of his most iconic finishing moves is the Jaw Breaker, a move where he grabs the opponent's jaws and splits them open, however, he has mostly been unsuccessful in using this. Kong is also known for grabbing things that could be used to his advantage during combat, like a rock or sand.
Disclaimer: I do not have the video nor the statements showing that Kong can adapt in combat at the moment, so if someone has them, could you please send them to me? Thanks!
Kong, throughout his time in the Monsterverse, has shown the ability to adapt during combat. This is shown during his time when he fought Skar King. I will post what I posted in the other post.
During the first half of the battle between Skar King and Kong, Kong is armed with the axe during this time and Skar King is armed with the whip. While Kong is obviously stronger, it is made much more clear that Skar King was the more skilled combatant to the point where he was running circles around Kong. Skar King would take advantage of Kong's lack of knowledge of his combat skills, didn't allow for any hit from Kong to even land, and at one point he safely prevented Kong from landing swing via taking advantage of the way the axe was made, trapping the weapon, and at the end, took advantage of Kong's focus on picking up the weapon to land a strike on Kong, which injured him.
Skar King successfully blocks Kong's weapon without touching the blade of the weapon
During the second half of the fight, Skar King disarmed Kong, and put him in a choke hold, intending to end the fight using the information he gathered about Kong, however, Kong got his bearings together and broke free. At that moment, Skar King when he got back up, had decided that Kong was too much for him and that if they fought again, Kong would kill him. This was stated in the novel. After this, Skar King decided to use Shimo. Now, why would Skar King suddenly give up the fight and opt to use his ultimate weapon when he was doing so well initially? Well, it's because Kong had adapted to Skar King's combat skills. As stated by Adam Wingard I believe, Kong had basically adapted to Skar King's skills. Even without the statement, this is made clear by the fact that Kong was actually able to land an attack for the first time and that Skar King decided to use his ultimate weapon instead of fighting in CQC despite the fact that he was doing so well in the fight. This is also made clear many more times during the film as well when Kong is able to fight evenly against Skar King in zero gravity, when Skar King had both the axe and the whip at the time while Kong only had the glove. Another example is when Skar King would constantly send Shimo after Kong w/ the Beast Glove during the final battle because he knew that if he were to continue fighting Kong alone, he would die.
Skar King is an ape who is stated to be smarter than Kong. (I believe the statement was in a post production video that talked about GxK. The same video where it was stated that Kong was initially holding back against Godzilla, however, I can't find it.) Regardless of not being able to find the video, he is clearly more skilled initially and has more battle experience due to the fact that he lived much longer than Kong, and yet Kong was able to adapt to this and forced Skar King to use his ultimate weapon instead of engaging with Kong further.
Another example of Kong adapting was when he fought Godzilla. During this time, however, he was rusty due to not being in an environment where his life was constantly in danger from other creatures. During the second round in Hong Kong, Kong was on the ropes, constantly dodging Godzilla's atomic breath, and was also unable to get close to Godzilla due to it. He was also mostly unsuccessfully able to hit Godzilla with the axe initially, and the only time he was able to hit him was on the leg, which wasn't as lethal.
Near the end of the second round, however, Kong was able to achieve three things. Successfully dodge the atomic breath, get closer to Godzilla, and almost directly hit Godzilla on the head with the axe. This is all due to the fact that Kong adapted to the situation.
Further examples of Kong adapting was when he fought Camazotz. One of the main reasons why Kong wasn't able to properly fight Camazotz was because of the fact that Camazotz possessed a sonic screech, which was loud and disoriented Kong.
Camazotz screeches at Kong, preventing him from being able to attack properly
Nearing the end of the fight, Kong successfully prevents him from screeching again by punching his mouth before he could screech.
To prevent Camazotz from screeching, Kong punches and breaks his mouth
The final adaptation feat, as of right now, that I know of is that Kong was able to survive alone on an island for almost 400 years from the moment he was a newborn until he was an adult.
Amongst Kong's best skill feats is the one where he fought Titan X. During this time, he was actively defending the humans from their fray.
During this fight, Kong takes advantage of Titan X wrapping her tentacles around his arm, by grabbing it and pulling Titan X in order to punch her.
Kong shows off more of his combat skills when he faces Yuggoth's army in the comic Escape from Skull Island #4, where, although he was armed with a sword, he would face multiple opponents at the same time. This was before he was an adult.
Kong stabs a Wartdog while simultaneously getting bitten by a Warbat
Kong has also shown skill during his time in the movie Kong: Skull Island. At one point, he got attacked by the Mire Squid, which he stopped by stomping on its head, crushing it. From what we can gather of this battle and from the fact that he is eating it, we can determine that he has experience hunting these superspecies.
Kong stomps on the Mire Squid's head, crushing it.
Kong also faced two adolescent Skullcrawlers, whom he killed in combat while also not even getting hit by them.
Kong redirects one of the skullcralwer's lunge and throws him out of frame
During his fight with the Big One, aka the Skull Devil, Kong would temporarily divert his attacks away from him, similarly to how he did with the smaller Skull Crawlers. This is likely due to the fact that he has a lot of experience fighting the smaller ones.
Redirects a lunge from the Skull Devil away from himself
At one point, Kong's attention was away from the fight, and so the Skull Devil took advantage of this and lunged at Kong. Kong would take advantage of this, regain his footing by doing a roll, which caused him to also avoid any further attacks from the Skull Devil, and used the momentum to punch the Skull Devil, knocking him down temporarily.
W.I.P I will finish this later
This titan is unique in the monsterverse in that it can control other creatures through a pathogen that is released from its body. It also seems to be able to see through the infected as well and can tell what they can see.
Those that Yuggoth infects were observed to seemingly attack together as one mind, implying that the infected a a hive mind connected to Yuggoth.
Yuggoth is also seemingly intelligent enough to know that the characters want to leave the island and launched a counter attack in response.
Yuggoth also has a face, although it is likely hidden most of the time by the mushrooms on his head.
Yuggoth can also regenerate seeing as he regained his leg that he lost from the previous issue and has no signs of damage taken from the fall.
Yuggoth can also manipulate his limbs to form different shapes, although the limit of this is unknown as of right now.
Kong was easily able to tear off its leg while he was weakened and infected, meaning that Yuggoth's durability probably isn't that good, but it makes up for it with its regen.
It was dominating in the fight against a weakened Kong for a while until Kong ripped its leg off, causing it to fall off the mountain.
It was able to survive a long drop from a mountain.
There are two potential reasons for it appearing now. One is that it was waiting for an opportunity to take over skull island without Kong being as much of a threat. Two is that it was likely born that day, as it is implied to have been made from skull island. Number one seems more likely to me as it fits the narrative better and there's more evidence for it.
Yuggoth can seemingly release spores from itself to infect others creatures on skull island. Yuggoth can also touch you to infect you faster as Kong wasn't initially affected by the spores released from Yuggoth however, he was affected by Yuggoth's touch.
Yuggoth can regenerate via using the ground from beneath him for mass.
Yuggoth infected majority of the creatures on Skull Island.
Yuggoth is an Alpha Titan confirmed. He is referred to multiple times as a king and it is stated there cannot be two kings (referring to Yuggoth and Kong).
Yuggoth can use the infected swarm as an extension of himself. He was even able to command the swarm to intercept some boats containing the inhabitants of Skull Island.
During his fight with a stronger Kong than the one he fought before, he was able to send Kong flying with just one of his punches, consistantly. He even forced Kong to follow the humans, luring Yuggoth into a trap.
Yuggoth was also shown the ability to manipulate his limbs to the point where he could extend them to hit opponents from a distance (Not to a crazy amount, just enough so that he could extend his reach to opponents that would otherwise be out of his reach).
As of the recent Escape from Skull Island comic issues, Yuggoth has shown the capability of infecting and controlling Superspecies that are around the same size as the Kong from the Skull Island series or bigger. He can also influence them from a large distance.
Yuggoth has also been shown the ability to extend his influence to things like weapons that are made of the same materials as him.
Let me know what I missed!
