With magic being included, Rapunzel and Elsa stand far above the rest of the princesses/princess-adjacent characters in terms of a battle. However, if it came down to just a contest of pure physical strength in lifting and pushing things as if it was a strongwoman competition, which Disney princess would be the strongest?

The two best battleships of WW2 IMO, but they were good in different areas.

Yamato: Most raw firepower of any ship and most durable, but not quite state-of-the-art radar, 28 knots top speed

Iowa: Fastest ship + best radar technology ( radar-assisted fire control ), but not as much raw firepower and durability, 33 knot top speed

The version of Asgard will be at their peak. And the Stormhost will be numbering around 10,000 Stormcast Eternals.

Round 1: Asgard doesn’t have Thor.

Round 2: Asgard has Thor.

Bonus Round: Can God King Sigmar and his entire army conquer Asgard from the comics?

Let's say both are in a warehouse with whatever equipment a warehouse has except tools and anything that resembles too much of a weapon. Who do you think would win in a slapstick fight?

Hollow Knight. The rise and fall of a tragic kingdom. Gods battle for the souls of countless bugs as the void rages below. But they're bugs. Bugs are traditionally pretty small. In the scale of humans, what does their struggle amount to? So this is my question.

Could Samus Aran destroy the entire kingdom of Hallownest with a single power bomb? Could she do it by accident without even knowing? How big would Hallownest even be? Surely more than a few "tiles". Power bombs fill the screen, and some cutscenes and lore suggest they are more powerful than the in game version we use.

Round 1: Samus is on the surface doing something else and drops a power bomb. Is Hallownest wiped out without her even realizing it's there?

Round 2: Samus is aware of Hallownest and is trying to wipe it out. She is on the surface above Hallownest and places the bomb optimally.

Round 3: Samus manages to use morph ball trickery and collision errors to squeeze herself into the center of Hallownest to plant the bomb there (why can't Metroid crawl?). Is this able to do it?

Rounds 4-6: the same challenges but with Pharloom instead of Hallownest.

Round 7: using the power of game genie, Samus has infinite power bombs. How many does it take to destroy each kingdom?

Final round: for the bugs, the journey from Hallownest to Pharloom is one of peril and endurance. Can Samus destroy both with a single power bomb, or are they simply too far apart?

An actual fight in their respective story arcs. How far would either go?

In 2026, Polish and Japanese scientists jointly develop a quantum computer capable of sending one person into the past. The two countries launch a secret mission to prevent some of the worst atrocities of World War II. The time machine is located in Japan, and the journey is one-way.

They select an elite Polish special forces operative with extraordinary intelligence, nerves of steel, photographic memory and extensive historical knowledge. He speaks Polish, German, Russian, Japanese, Chinese, English and several other languages flawlessly, without an accent.

Combat abilities: He is a master of all major martial arts and virtually every type of historical and modern weapon. His proficiency with firearms, melee weapons, explosives and other military equipment is as high as realistically achievable by a human.

Biological enhancements: His genetically modified body operates at the absolute peak of human biological potential. He possesses the greatest strength, speed, agility, reflexes, endurance, coordination and physical resilience that a human body could realistically achieve. Unlike ordinary athletes, he combines all these attributes without sacrificing one for another.

He never needs to sleep, although intense physical exertion still causes fatigue. His digestive system can extract calories from virtually any organic matter, including leaves, grass and wood. He can function for extended periods without eating, but still needs energy and nutrients to recover from exhaustion or injuries. He can also enter a near-dormant state in which his energy requirements drop almost to zero. He must drink water.

Despite his enhancements, he has no supernatural abilities. He cannot outrun bullets, survive normally fatal injuries or perform feats beyond the physical limits of the human body.

Preparation: Before the mission, he undergoes extensive training and thoroughly studies available historical records, maps, photographs, technical manuals and intelligence reports. Thanks to his photographic memory, he retains everything he has learned.

Equipment: He can bring up to 100 kg (220 lbs), including everything he wears. This may include modern or specially modified weapons, ammunition, explosives, medicine, money, documents and other supplies.

However, the time machine's design makes it impossible to transport electronic devices or equipment containing electronic components. Everything he brings must function without electronics.

Arrival: Japan, January 1, 1938, at a preselected location.

Three objectives, which must be completed in order:

1. Permanently shut down Unit 731.

He must end the Japanese unit's operations and human experimentation in occupied Manchuria.

He may eliminate its leadership, expose evidence of its crimes, destroy its facilities or use any other approach. Killing its commander or publishing evidence alone doesn't count if the unit continues operating.

Deadline: Before March 5, 1940, since he must complete this objective before moving on to Stalin.

2. Kill Joseph Stalin before March 5, 1940.

He must personally bring about Stalin's death before the Soviet decision authorizing the Katyn massacre.

3. Kill Adolf Hitler between June 22 and July 30, 1941.

Hitler must be killed after the historical start of Operation Barbarossa but before Hermann Göring's July 31 directive instructing Reinhard Heydrich to prepare the implementation of the "Final Solution to the Jewish Question."

These dates remain fixed even if the commando's earlier actions change history and Barbarossa never happens.

Bonus objectives:

He receives additional credit for eliminating other individuals directly responsible for war crimes or crimes against humanity.

Rules:

• The objectives must be completed in the specified order.
• No return trip, reinforcements or resupply from the future.
• He can acquire equipment, money and assistance from people in the past.
• Nobody in the past may discover that time travel occurred. They may suspect he's a spy or assassin, but never a time traveler.
• He cannot kill Polish civilians or civilians from other countries outside the Axis powers and USSR, including those living under occupation.
• Intentional or collateral civilian casualties among citizens of Axis countries and the USSR are permitted under the scenario's rules.
• History changes naturally after his actions, potentially making his knowledge of future events less reliable.

Can he complete all three objectives?

Which mission would be the hardest, and how realistically could he pull it off within the deadlines?

according to the logic and scaling of Death Battle who wins this fight?

The strongest Saitama opponent of Today vs The strongest Saitama opponent in History.

Standard equipment.

No prep.

In character.

Rebirth versions.

Fight takes place in Central Park.

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(Dont flame me for me, I know.)

R1: Rhulk vs Beast Cookies one after the other (In each Cookies domain)

R2: Rhulk vs All 5 Beasts (outside his pyramid ship)

R3: Rhulk vs All 5 Beast (inside his pyramid ship)

Sonic from the Paramount trilogy vs Superman from James Gunn’s DCU

Superman finds Sonic messing around and then fights him in order to send him to an intergalactic zoo

R1: Movie Sonic vs DCU Superman

R2: Team Sonic vs DCU Superman

R3: Team Sonic and Movie Shadow vs DCU Superman

M1A2 Abrams fires a depleted uranium Armour-piercing fin-stabilized discarding sabot (APFSDS)! It's too late for both of them to dodge and they get hit in the chest.

Yuji versions:

• Season 1.
• Season 2.
• Season 3.
• Shinjuku Showdown.

Yuta versions:

• Season 3.
• Shinjuku Showdown.

Everybody is peak health. Fight takes place in a standard boxing ring. The only rule is no weapons.

Would who win in this fight? How would the fight go?

Both are brought back in their 20 year old bodies and sent to fist fight in a standard boxing ring. Who wins?

Notes:

• Sagat's Respect Thread and Doppo's Respect Thread
• Both have no knowledge on each other
• Fight to the death in each round

Round 1: Sagat vs Doppo [Post-Prime]

Round 2: Sagat vs Doppo [Prime]

He has been deemed too dangerous to exist by everyone in both the DC and Marvel universe, so they team up to try to take him down as their one and only priority

Just them, standard weapons and armor for the character

Unarmed combat, who wins?

DIO defeats The Stardust Crusaders and is suddenly transported to the My Hero Academia universe. He retains The World, his vampiric physiology, regeneration, and all abilities demonstrated up to the Part III finale. Non-Stand users cannot see or directly interact with The World.

Round 1: DIO appears in Musutafu during Season 1 with no knowledge of Quirks or hero society. He wins if he can assassinate All Might without being identified or captured. The heroes win if they discover and neutralize DIO before he succeeds. DIO is in character and acts accordingly.

Round 2: DIO appears during the Paranormal Liberation War. Both heroes and villains become aware of a mysterious individual killing powerful Quirk users. DIO wins if he can eliminate the top five Pro Heroes and the League of Villains’ leadership before being stopped. The MHA universe wins if any of these targets survive and DIO is permanently defeated. DIO is in character and acts accordingly.

Round 3: DIO appears during the Final War with complete knowledge of the major heroes and villains and one month of preparation. He wins if he can defeat or subjugate both All For One and Shigaraki, then establish control over Japan’s remaining hero and villain factions. The MHA universe wins if DIO is permanently killed, incapacitated, or prevented from establishing control. DIO will use all abilities in his arsenal to ensure his victory.

How far does DIO get in each round? Can anyone counter The World’s time stop, or does DIO’s arrogance ultimately lead to his defeat?

This may seem like a Joke but i am dead serious, they are quite similar, and i genuinely dont know who would win. Their connections are both boy geniuses and antagonist to the main character, as well as both having a crush. Both of their evil schemes are usually stopped by their moms in the end.

The match could take place in either of their respective worlds as long as each of them get their equipment, Im just curious as to who people think is stronger/smarter.

I believe Jinbei is heavily favored in this fight. My reasoning being any water jutsu Kisame uses should be near useless against Jinbei, and it would be like handing him weapons. Even Samehada is less effective in this fight because (correct me if I'm wrong) Jinbei doesn't have chakra. Or at least he doesn't use Jutsus so Kisame won't be able to use his anti-jutsu abilities. This has a trickle down effect that means he can't leverage Samehada's strongest abilities. In this less effective matchup I believe Jinbei's Haki should be enough to stop most attacks from Samehada as well.

The person whom I am arguing with states that Kisame doesn't need jutstu to kill Jinbei, and that he massively out stats. Killing Jinbei with Samehada alone.

What am I getting wrong? Is Naruto just that much higher than One Piece?

Does it make sense thematically? Well... They both have ties to Las Vegas. Power-wise? If I knew, I wouldn't be asking.

For Joe no Immortal Hulk feats or statements, because while I didn't read all of it, I wouldn't be surprised if that run did massively boost him in some way. Also no statements from runs that Joe didn't appear in unless they're proven in a run where he did and no chainscaling him to other Hulks.

Assumes they somehow became bordering neighbors, and it's only between them, without any direct outside involvement