Krampus vs. Pennywise

[Tomzilla]

Krampus
(2015's Krampus)

vs.

Pennywise
(It and It Chapter Two)


Santa never came to Derry. In retaliation, a terribly upset Bill Denbrough rips up his letter to Santa and loses the Christmas spirit. This sacrilege summons the evil Santa Claus -- Krampus! His arrival buries Derry in a snowstorm. It would seem Krampus has hit the naughty motherload. Sensing his food supply in decline, the malevolent Pennywise awakens to fend off this intruder.



-Rules-

The battleground is Derry. Live-action movie versions only.

Who wins?

[Mider2009]

Well Krampus has his demons and pocket universe, I doubt he’d be scared of pennywise, I’d give the edge to krampus

[Wildling]

Pennywise should take it. He's not actually dependant on fear except for tormenting and flavoring his children prey, otherwise he can just attack them like he did to the original Ritual of Chud casters or Richie and Beverly when they were in-your-face-ing him. Krampus could trap people in snow globes but that seemed to require him or his minions killing (or "getting them") first, and I don't remember them being as big or imposing as Pennywise's shapeshifting, mindflaying final form which even when invoking his weakness could survive some big injuries (when Eddie Dream Warrior'd himself to have the throwing aim of a 300 Spartan), otherwise Pennywise shrugged off twice attempts to Mafuba him with what was portrayed as actual ancient magic. Now Pennywise's weakness is huge but Krampus and company don't look like the type to figure it out, Krampus isn't even a fear mind reader like Pennywise but a holiday-themed demon.

Krampus could still have numbers to his advantage, but if this is in Pennywise's turf, he seemed able to horrorport himself anywhere in it, like when he appeared behind Ben from his poster inside his school locker, or when he ate a kid and disappeared with him in front of Bill inside the mirror house.

[choptop]

The one who didn't get he's ass kicked by kid's who didn't fear him.