Monster Girl (Invincible) vs Muscular (my hero academia)

[JohnDiggle]

Who takes it?

[Nik Hasta]

Assuming the comics - what level of Monster Girl? She can vary a lot depending on age of her human body and the like.

I think Muscular generally has higher level feats by and large so I'd back him.

[big_adventure]

If this is main timeline MG, then Muscular is way beyond her level. Muscular requires Deku to go pretty far into OFA to beat him in their first match, though Deku stomps the guy mercilessly the second time (where he's capable of about 2x as much OFA, plus has Smokescreen, Blackwhip, Float and Danger Sense on top of OFA).

There is the alternate dimension MG from Emperor Mohawk Mark's world who never had the belt, thus de-aged to a baby, who is therefore Kaiju sized (MG is stronger the younger her human form is because... reasons). She can probably splat Muscular, but even then, she's lacking much in the way of raw feats.

[Dark Soul # 7]

Assuming main timeline for Monster Girl I'd also go with Muscular just on account how he tanked Deku 100% smash that was able to one-shot building sized robots and most recently tearing through buildings like they're nothing. He also seems to generally have better movement than Monster Girl.

I can't actually quite recall any good concrete feats for MG from the main timeline. She's superstrong and all that, but I'm not sure by how much.

[big_adventure]

She kind of slots into the "non-Allen, non-Battle Beast, non-Viltrumite Brick" category. She's not strong enough to do anything but lose badly to those guys, but those guys are the top of the top of the series. She gets handled by a couple of Rex/Robot drone variants a few times, Battle Beast dropped her like a bad habit, and ISTR alternate futures and dream sequences showing her ripped to pieces by Viltrumites. I would maybe slot her into the "Immortal, Mauler clone" category of Invincible strength equivalents?

On that "level," one of my favorite light, non-spoiler moments from the comic was Immortal flying up to meet Allen, and attacking him. Mark shows up in a panic and tells Allen "Dude, he's not that strong, he only thinks he is, you'll destroy him, please stop!" Immortal being the douche he usually is, after all.

[Cthulhu_of_R'lyeh]

Immortal being the douche he usually is, after all.

Maybe that's why Wilkes Booth shot him in the Invincible-verse.

[big_adventure]

Maybe that's why Wilkes Booth shot him in the Invincible-verse.

It makes sense, doesn't it?

[Len Ikari145]

Maybe that's why Wilkes Booth shot him in the Invincible-verse.

Wasn't he actually a body double stand-in for the actual Abe Lincoln after he was shot?