Krillin vs. Hercules (DC)

[7-Love]

Krillin vs. Hercules (from DC comics). Who wins?

[Ultra_Sonic]

Krillin vs. Hercules (from DC comics). Who wins?

The one who is a demi-god, and not the one who has a 30+ owned count.

[master of read]

The one who is a demi-god, and not the one who has a 30+ owned count.

yeah, based your judgement off a parody series. that's fair.

but yeah, unless DC has some juicy speed feats, it's krilller time!

[Cthulhu_of_R'lyeh]

yeah, based your judgement off a parody series. that's fair.

but yeah, unless DC has some juicy speed feats, it's krilller time!

He wins easily thanks to speed and murder spam, but that pun you just made is terrible.

Krillen Owned Count +1

[master of read]

He wins easily thanks to speed and murder spam, but that pun you just made is terrible.

Krillen Owned Count +1

[Guy1]

This is Young Krillin, muuuuch weaker than he got in DBZ.

[Cleric of Hell’s Brigade]

And he'll need multiple Mach level speed feats at that, plus impressive energy resistance/durability. Krillin can fly upwards and spam blast the grounded Hercules all he wants.

[Guy1]

[Guy1]

[Guy1]

[Iron_Twister]

The one who is a demi-god, and not the one who has a 30+ owned count.

That's being very unfair to Krillin. Despite the memetastic joke, Krillin is a very impressive fighter than most people give him credit for.

For starters, he has managed to have a rather impressive track record in the World Tournaments he's been a part of, being able to enter the final ten. He's traded blows against Master Roshi, Goku, and Piccolo and has shown some pretty amazing on the fly tactics.

While he slowly got less and less useful in DBZ, he's still the one human who still managed to get some relevance once in a while.

Hell, first thing he did in action? He literally blew up 3 saibamen in a fit of rage. Then while it became clear he's outclassed, he damn near killed Nappa by both using a technique that doesn't have any defenses against it and Nappa's overconfidence.

And that's just a small portion of what this guy did until the series went away from the human fighters.

I like a good laugh on a joke but never apply them when it comes to looking at the man's actual feats.

And again, I've noticed you pulled the god equals aburdly strong card. The title means nothing in terms of feats (like Mortal Kombat is guilty of this, having powerful beings called gods but can get wrecked by powerful yet otherwise mortal beings).

Really, the post alone doesn't give any sort of clear reason why you think Hercules win other than "he's a demi-god, that must mean something! "

[Guy1]

That's being very unfair to Krillin. Despite the memetastic joke, Krillin is a very impressive fighter than most people give him credit for.

For starters, he has managed to have a rather impressive track record in the World Tournaments he's been a part of, being able to enter the final ten. He's traded blows against Master Roshi, Goku, and Piccolo and has shown some pretty amazing on the fly tactics.

While he slowly got less and less useful in DBZ, he's still the one human who still managed to get some relevance once in a while.

Hell, first thing he did in action? He literally blew up 3 saibamen in a fit of rage. Then while it became clear he's outclassed, he damn near killed Nappa by both using a technique that doesn't have any defenses against it and Nappa's overconfidence.

And that's just a small portion of what this guy did until the series went away from the human fighters.

I like a good laugh on a joke but never apply them when it comes to looking at the man's actual feats.

And again, I've noticed you pulled the god equals aburdly strong card. The title means nothing in terms of feats (like Mortal Kombat is guilty of this, having powerful beings called gods but can get wrecked by powerful yet otherwise mortal beings).

Really, the post alone doesn't give any sort of clear reason why you think Hercules win other than "he's a demi-god, that must mean something! "

[The MunchKING]

And again, I've noticed you pulled the god equals aburdly strong card. The title means nothing in terms of feats (like Mortal Kombat is guilty of this, having powerful beings called gods but can get wrecked by powerful yet otherwise mortal beings).

I thought for the most part, Gods had to renounce their divinity, becoming basically powerful yet otherwise Mortal beings themselves in order to enter the Mortal Kombat tournament.

[Iron_Twister]

I thought for the most part, Gods had to renounce their divinity, becoming basically powerful yet otherwise Mortal beings themselves in order to enter the Mortal Kombat tournament.

I'm mostly still thinking of how Bi-Han, the first Sub Zero, somehow beats up four elemental gods before he went off to be killed by Scorpion in the first game...Cause while Bi-Han was depicted as a tough son of a bitch, I...Didn't expect that.

But I digress, I usually forget if they kept applying to this rule.

[Ultra_Sonic]

Before I bring up Hercules vs. the Justice League in Injustice, let me check before I make another erroneous claim.


*breaks out back issues of Injustice Year 4*


Yep, going with the man who managed to send Superman into (low) orbit with a punch. It took Captain Marvel to bring him down.