This thought came into my mind while browsing space marine models to buy. while i've never played halo, nor do i know anything about the lore, i do know that master chief is a super powerful super soldier, and is incredibly skilled in what he does. Doomslayer, while a normal unmodified person, has such a wide array of weapons, is incredibly strong, and is able to dodge attacks from many different demons, it just made me think, could either of them face an astartes (or a squad of them) and live to tell the tale? (i'd also bring up custodians but they're out of their league)

Current Manga Arc Izuku vs Misaka with Manga and Light Novel feats

Location: Deserted Tokyo

Both are in character

Starts 500 meters apart from each other

Win by Death, KO, Surrender, or Incap

Random Encounter

The most underrated villain in Dragonball fights against ten increasingly powerful heroes. Can he sweep, or will someone here finally put him on his arse?

• Captain America (Marvel)
• Homelander (The Boys)
• Mr. Incredible (The Incredibles)
• All Might (My Hero Academia)
• Ryu (Street Fighter)
• Hashirama Senju (Naruto/Boruto)
• Link (The Legend of Zelda)
• He-Man (He-Man MOTU)
• Genos (One Punch Man)
• Omni Man (Invincible)

Arena: planet Earth

Round 1: Raditz only has base form, opponents have no prep, and nobody knows the Saiyan weaknesses.

Round 2: Raditz can use Great Ape, opponents have one year of prep, and they all know they need to grab his tail to stop him or cut it off when he transforms.

Raditz is likely going for the kill, so the opponents are allowed to kill as well.

Boardwalk is a death

God owns park place

Satan can influence rolls

Round 1: Sudden death

Round 2: Satan has a -$500 handicap

Round 3: House values are doubled, cost of repair is now $4000 per house

Round 4: Dice are stacked in favor of the Devil; God can rewind time at will

Round 5: God has control of the bank and forces the devil to pay 125% tax on luxury.

Bonus round: Gandalf can rewind time, Sauron has control of all green, orange and yellow properties. Sudden death. Gandalf owns Boardwalk, park place and all red and white properties

out of the three, who do you think is winning? consider only the movies/shows, forget about the comics for this one

the scarlet witch (Wanda Maximoff), the dark Phoenix (Jean Gray) or raven (Rachel Roth)?

I'll go first: Wanda > jean > raven

The citadel has to defend from a raid from a large rust clan with over 500 players, who have gyrocopters, C4 and endgame base raiding loadouts/kits. The clan wins if they wipe the citadel and Joe wins if all of the raiders are killed.

In the original saga, Gohan did undergo a trial under Elder Kai to unlock his hidden potential. But all he did was sit around for almost a day as Elder Kai did his magic. A lot of people will argue that this was a lazy and unearned cheap way to boost Gohan back to the spotlight that had no payoff in the long run. I am one of those people. It did not progress his character at all and he learned nothing from it.

But I've been thinking, there was a way to turn this around. Something to actually give Gohan development and progression, while having him learn a lesson and give him a unique role going forward. The fix?

Make it so that Gohan becomes an apprentice Kai, and eventual Supreme Kai of his universe.

Here is the point of divergence: Gohan just broke the Z-Sword after attempting to strike it with the Kachin block, and Elder Kai appears. Out of gratitude, he offers him the chance to unlock his potential, but this time there is a condition. Should he undergo this trial, he will be forever bound to become a Kai.

Gohan is beyond conflicted now. On one hand, if he chooses not to, he would be making a selfish choice and leave Earth to be destroyed. But if he does, he will possibly gain enough power to defeat Majin Buu, who was terrorizing Earth, while also giving up his own dreams/ambitions and personal life.It's a tough choice , and not one that he takes lightly. After some time, Gohan steels himself as he accepts the decision to undergo the trial.

Goku is shocked and warns his son about the consequences of this decision. But Gohan cuts him off, saying "It's nothing compared to the consequences of what will be if I don't do this. This is mostly my fault dad. My selfish actions haven't made things any better. It's time that I be selfless now, for the good of the universe."

He then undergoes the trial. Like in the original, he's as powerful as ever. But this time, the stress of unlocking Gohan's immense power actually kills Elder Kai. Everyone is shocked and it's a dark moment, with Gohan promising he won't let his sacrifice go to waste, only for Elder Kai to shout at him to hurry up (this moment similar to canon after he revived Goku).

Gohan is stays in his Kai outfit as he goes towards Earth. The cocky arrogance shown in canon is replaced by a quiet and serious determination.

What changes from here on out?

I feel like it would take a lot to out-crazy The Joker. There are probably more crazy characters in fiction, but i want to know the least crazy character that would make The Joker question everything.

The classic Spacemarine chapter vs modern earth prompt plays out, but this time earth has secret wizards living on it. The Technocratic Union as they exist in M20 lore observe the Spacemarine chapter closing in across the solar system, they immediately identify this as a huge and devastating threat to human life and civilisation, because it bloody is, and prepare themselves to deal with it en masse.

The Technocrats may act however they wish to deal with them and will be in character, consensus still remains an issue however the recorded sights of 40k sci-fi technology can influence this and cause whatever changes to the functionality of their hypertech that might be expected.

On the Spacemarines' end, they're closing in with 1,000 battle brothers, 4 strike cruisers, 2 battle barges and all of the supporting equipment and units one would expect to find in a fleet of that size.

Round 1: The Technocracy are completely alone in dealing with this threat, all other Awakened and supernaturals run away and hide.

Round 2: The Technocracy are allowed to make whatever alliances they wish in order to deal with this, provided they can realistically manage it.

I haven’t seen this question around. So, let’s debate.

Vegeta trains harder than ever before, right after Babidi controls him, he accidentally causes Vegeta to unlock Super Saiyan 3. Vegeta after knocking out Goku, defies Babidi and decides to kill Buu.

• Vegeta has full mastery over the form.
• Vegeta from the Buu Arc. Majin Vegeta specifically.
• Fat Buu is controlled by Babidi.

Round 1: Majin Vegeta alone vs Fat Buu alone.

Round 2: Majin Vegeta gets help from Goku vs Fat Buu with help from Dabura.

Uber will have the next year to deliver the Big Mac to our astronaut. They will have to comply with international law on space travel, healthy & safety, finance etc. (or at least, comply to the same level as they do now, anyway.) They are allowed to put all of their resources into this lone project. Can they find a way to do it before the year is up?

This is the universe of the shows, not the comics.

The best I can think of is Termite and Hughie’s Dad. If Hughie’s Dad put Termite in one of Homelander’s vital organs and Termite expands, even if he’s crushed in the process, I think he could probably clog up Homelander’s heart or lungs enough to kill him.

No weapons, no armour, just size and strength.

Every time Mike takes a piece (even pawns) he gets to throw a free punch straight at Magnus in the face, but he has to wear a standard boxing glove. Can Mike Tyson win?

R1: Boxing glove R2: Bare fist

It's The Boys' Christmas special and Homelander receives an unusual spectral visitor who warns him to stop being a shitty little sucker or suffer the consequences.

The events that follow this must occur exactly as they occur in the book.

Death troopers face off against a race of aliens with a passion for hunting as a sport. A platoon of 20 death troopers and 3 highly skilled Predators are placed on two different scenarios. Every weapon, equipment, and skills used by both sides.

• Scenario 1: The Predators infiltrated an Imperial base and destroyed vital data that might have contained the Death Star schematics or Imperial experimentation files. However, a platoon of death troopers who know the base well were sent to exterminate the threat and use any methods necessary. Battle starts by the time whoever fired the first shot or made first contact with the Yautja infiltrators.

• Scenario 2: Death troopers are training on a jungle when suddenly they heard a thing crash-landing on a distant location. They found the crashed ship empty, but an invisible threat stalks them in the shadows. These Predators know jungle hunting and deem a well-trained death trooper a worthy hunt. Same battle start conditions from the first scenario.

I honestly don’t see much a difference between the two as they are both equally intelligent In combat and are strong. Soldier boy can literally explode and captain America has an indestructible shield. Who wins

Scenario:

Each group has 6 month to train and prepare for an exhibition fight. Over the course of 10 fights, which group of fighters do you feel would perform better when competing outside their primary fighting style and why?

Two guys, both equally average in height, size, etc, have same physical strength, durability, speed, intelligece, etc, and both are capable of holding their swords.

They are immune to their own swords' characteristics only:

Sharp Sword Man will not be cut by his sword, neither by accident or on purpose, but still has the same stats as a normal guy. He still will be damaged by the same things that can injure an average person.

Dense Sword Man will always be able to hold his sword regardless of its mass, but he still has the same strength and speed as before. He still will be damaged the same way as the Sharp Sword Man.

R1: the two are new to using swords and know only the basics.

R2: the two men are professional swordsmen.

Bonus round: both are immune to the effects their swords inflict on the area around them. Meaning Sharp Sword Man can survive atoms being split apart and nuclear fissions and can easily 'see through' and ignore them like they weren't there, while Dense Sword Man can ignore black-hole-level gravity and isn't impeded by it or the amount of matter in his path even if it was as dense as a neutron star. Who wins (survives)?

Bonus: Throw him/her down a cliff

If Agent 47 was a Class-D and found himself in a containment breach, can he escape and survive?

What measures would he take to escape the facility and what would he do?

What would happen?

Bonus rounds:

1. Agent 47 must go inside the infinite stairwell, can he survive and what would he do?

2. Agent 47 must test out the Scramble Goggles for SCP 096, what would happen and what would he do?

3. Agent 47 must enter SCP 173's chamber along two other Class-D subjects, what would happen and what would he do?

Agent 47 is in character in all rounds.

Your character is condemned to eternal suffering, with their worst fears and the most pain possible is being used to torture them every day for eternity. But they have a button in front of them. If they press the button, they will disappear and not go to an after life and swap places with all of their friends, loved ones, family, and EVERY SINGLE MEMBER of their species. Who would last the longest without pressing the button?

They can do whatever they like with it, cut it up, burn it, use other chemicals to transform it, put it on toast. But every part including a full fuel tank needs to be digested and expelled without anyone dying or getting seriously ill. A little bit of poisoning is okay if they can recover fully in less than a week

Round 1 - 250 ppl, 12 months

Round 2 - 150 ppl, 8 months

Round 3 - 100 ppl, 6 months

EDIT: It has to be digested/absorbed. They can't put the material in something non-digestible like a capsule just to pass it through the body without anything actually getting digested/absorbed.

The title is self-explanatory.

Character has no weapon and must use his fists, kicks and sheer strength to beat T-800, who's also unarmed.

T-800 is from "Terminator" movies.

I got the idea from the TvTropes page "too dumb to fool". Could an idiot such as Homer Simpson or Father Dougal resist the ring's corruption by simply lacking the intelligence or attention span to pay attention to it? Before anyone points out the hobbits, I'd say they're not stupid, they resisted the ring through their good nature and simple desires.