r/whowouldwin

Scenario an entity is wandering through space when it suddenly discovers a portal leading it to multiple other portals leading to multiple worlds.

Since the entity is in character it decides to try to do the "cycle" on these worlds. How far does it get?.

Round 1. The (game of thrones) world

Round 2. (The boys) World

Round 3. The (hunter x Hunter) world

Round 4. The (my hero academia) world

Round 5. the (Bionicle) world

Round 6. The (black clover) world

Round 7. (Bleach)

Round 8. (The power fantasy(image comics))

Round 9. (Sailor moon)

Round 10. (DC comics earth).

How far does the entity go?.

Title. No import of manpower from allies is allowed and they dont get any form of discounts or economical aid during their prep time. Germany is pretty much hellbent on securing the invasion and allocates all availeble resources.

Scenario 1: Zero prep time, germany invades tommorow
Scenario 2: 1 Year prep time
Scenario 3: 3 Years time
Scenario 4: If possible How much time would be neccesary to win

Self explanatory.

Take all portrayals of Spartans across Halo media, especially Reach, then find the weakest thing that they couldn’t survive getting hit with even with armor locked Spartan. You may take stuff from other fiction as well, assuming the attack hits and the spartan has ample time to lock up.

In a parallel universe where the events of the first two Terminator movies occurred in the MCU, several MCU characters volunteer to go back in time to 1984 to protect Sarah Connor after her son John learns that SkyNet sent a T-800 to that year to kill his mother before he can be born.

In this timeline, Kyle Reese decides not to take on the mission to protect Sarah, but multiple MCU characters volunteer to replace him.

Out of all the known MCU characters (as of Avengers: Endgame), which is the weakest MCU character (in your opinion) that still stands a chance at defeating the T-800 Terminator (The Terminator) sent to kill Sarah Connor in 1984?

Both characters have shown feats of insane luck surviving encounters with beings millions of times more powerful than them and making it look like it was their doing whose luck would win the fight? Hercule is probably stronger than king physically as he survived strikes from beings like cell but who would actually win if we take their insane luck into account?

Grievous has just been sent to Night City and Arasaka had just dispatched Smasher to deal with him. How does it go?

(They are both at their strongest. 2003 Grievous and Edgerunners Smasher)

Goal is to be the last one standing whatsoever, generally such that the winner has more agency than anyone else and is able to live their very long life unbothered by any of the others. Temporary alliances are allowed, but no permanent peace treaties - nobody can rest easy knowing the others are out there. Anything's on the board and defeating the others doesn't mean they need to die per say, just to be generally rendered harmless or incapacitated.

The combatants are:

• Looper, someone with the ability to "Save" and "Load" the time and world state at will with a thought (reverting to the most recent save automatically when slain unless they would, in the same cognitive capacity as themselves in their previous save, choose to "Give Up" at which point they permanently die). This individual gets only one save slot which must be overwritten in order to Save further. Think a typical RPG save/load mechanic, like if Skyrim's system only had one save, or if you could save at any point with Undertale's SAVE system.

  • If this is too powerful, all other combatants are aware of the reload when it occurs and maintain their memories.

• Swapper, someone who, on their death, is replaced with an alternate universe version of themself within 5 meters of the location of death. This alternate self could be radically different, having made different choices in life, and might be from a reality with a radically different style or aesthetic, but their goal (winning this battle) remains the same. This AU self also swaps following these rules and so on and so fourth.

• Cloner, someone who, on death, respawns with an exact copy of their body at combat start from an indestructible machine the size of a car with unlimited power and clones at a set hidden location. They choose this location before combat start but cannot move it. This self has all of the memories and personality their prior did up until point of death but is a SOMA or Transporter Problem sort of clone who is technically a different consciousness, if that matters.

• Regenerator, someone with a conventional regeneration powerset akin to Deadpool or Wolverine, able to regenerate their body from minute instances of themself (such as, and up to a drop of their blood, as the maximum for their potential). The Regenerator does not age.

• Lich, an evil freak whose soul is Barred from the Afterlife. Presume they function as a conventional fantasy Lich in respawn mechanics alone (such as one from Dungeons and Dragons Fifth Edition or Pathfinder 1st Edition) and can reappear at the site of phylacteries within 1d10 days. They start with two phylacteries, which can be destroyed, that they decide the initial location of and can create a new one through several days of ritual sacrifice of a human being. After respawning for the first time, looks like a skeleton.

All combatants are otherwise identical aside from phenotypal variations so they're not confused for each other, and they're all relatively fit and atheltic humans in their early twenties at combat start. They start in a circle each approximately 20 meters from each other.

R1: Set in the present, these fools all appear right now in Central Park in New York City. Combatants are fluent in English and Spanish.

R2: Set at the beginning of recorded history, around 3100 BC, in Mesopotamia. No combatants age, and combatants are fluent in all languages in the area.

Feel free to ask for clarification on rules or to logic out what you think makes the most sense.

Harkon has standard vampire and vampire lord abilities we see in the games and the lore.

Leon at his peak with best gear.

Fight takes place in Castle Volkihar.

If Harkon is too much for Leon

Round 2 :Leon and Helena/Clair Redfield vs Harkon

Round 3 : Leon and Ada Wong/Chris Redfield vs Harkon

Bonus round : all of the RE characters above vs the entrie Volkihar Clan.

The chosen character must not have cybernetic or technological enhancements, as well as no weapons with moving parts or that can shoot projectiles.

Who's your pick?

Time for some unregulated capitalism vs match! The Syndicate and corporations vs essentially the borderlands-verse.

Round 1: The Corporate War. The corporate alliance of the Borderlands universe (Hyperion, Maliwan, Atlas, Dahl, Vladof) goes to war against the Syndicate's central corporate showrunners (Borant, Valtay, Apex). No Sirens, no System AIs allowed—pure military, fleet, and ground infantry warfare.

Round 2: Total Cosmic Chaos. Full universes aligned. The Borderlands-verse gets all Sirens, Vault Monsters, and Eridian tech. The Syndicate has full access to Primal AI tools and star-collapsing failsafes.

The baby is 1 year old, and both are at their peak strength.
Edit: If the nuclear baby dies, then it's a win for Coughing bomb, but if the Coughing Bomb explodes but fails to take the baby out with it, then the baby wins.

How strong could current comics Batman realistically become if left him to train in the Dragon Ball universe for maybe 7 years max (because I think that's both not a ton of time but still enough for Bruce to train with a decent roster of Master), plus 7 is the magic number for DBZ so it's fitting)?

Assume he's aiming to become as strong as he potentially could by any (in-character) means necessary, regardless of if it's through Ki based training or external means like technology or artifacts.

The only rule to make this interesting is that he can only train with people he'd be able to reach and/or convince in-character.

For Example: Bruce would need a way to reach King Kai's Planet to learn the Kaioken and Spirit Bomb or a way to Planet Yardrat to learn Spirit Control and their techniques, and does need to convince them to train him.

But to throw him a bone as well, assume he also does have access to all his pre-existing connections in DC Canon, like the Justice League or Batfamily, to help him reach certain places, find certain artifacts, and meet certain people.

A United States Marine from 2026 and a Marine from 1814 meet on the top deck of an empty USS constitution, lost at sea, with no one around. They only have one way to return home: Subdue the other.

They have their full arsenal of equipment, except anything that uses explosive force. So while they have their rifles they do not have any ammo for them, nor do they have grenades, and so on. They otherwise have all armor, swords, knives, they'd normally expect to have. It is a pure melee fight.

Bayonets start fixed.

Death is not necessary: Simply forcing their opponent to yield will see them victorious.

Who wins the day?

The 3rd Reich is dropped into the modern world and is told to conquer it. If all the major nations united to make a giant modern military, could they win. The Reich start at their peak in the game and are given Germany to start with. How far would they get in taking our world over? And could we even do anything to counter them?

Consider the knight to be equal in skill and physical ability with Jacques de Lalaing.

The arena will be an large empty field with dry and solidly packed dirt as the floor.

The Knight has full set of plate, as of 1499, in high quality. He is armed with a standard (if well-made) two handed longsword, equal in length to Andúril.

Aragorn can be equipped with any equipment he possessed at any point in the books, provided it is not a ranged weapon and he can actually lift and swing it.

As a bonus round Aragorn can take handheld ranged weapons, but the knight gets a light 15th century crossbow.

Saltwater Crocodile "Lolong": 6.17m, 1,075kg

Men: average 1.74m, 70kg

I’ve heard the debate about 100 Men versus a Gorilla, but who would win if the opponent were "Lolong"—a massive Saltwater Crocodile—instead of a Gorilla? This assumes a bare-handed fight.

These are all standard, faceless Death Eaters, and this is prime, Revenge of the Sith Obi-Wan.

They materialise around Obi-Wan on one of the large Kaminoan landing platforms from Attack of the Clones. It's raining heavily -- for atmosphere.

First Obi-Wan fights a single Death Eater. If he wins, he progresses to the next round and fights 2 Death Eaters, and so on, until he can no longer succeed.

A couple ways to look at this so we can go by rounds. For all of these, assume they have the same physical stats and they dont get time to prepare for the fight:

Round 1: sanctioned tournament fight (UFC rules)

Round 2: anything goes to knock out, tap out, or ring out (like the tournaments in dragon ball)

Round 3: to the death anything goes

In all rounds, the viltrumites spawn at the edge of IoM territory and are immune to chaos corruption. Any potential viltrumite-human hybrids don't inherit human mutations such as psychic powers or the Pariah gene.

R1: The viltrumites make a beeline towards Terra with the intention of killing the emperor. They can stop to rest and treat their wounded, but nothing else

R2: The viltrumites try to establish themselves as a faction, capturing territory, technology, growing their numbers, and taking slaves. Their goal is the domination of the IoM

R3: The viltrumites sneak onto an imperial world >!like they do to earth at the end of season 4!< with the goal of blending in and growing their numbers. Their goal is the same as round 2.