Death Battle

Doctor...Who?

Of all the doctor posting I've seen this one is my favorite lmao

So you never saw Street sharks or extreme dinosaurs?
>the Street Sharks fight a dragon alien that can spit electricity, and in another episode, they fight a four headed scylla seamonster, then they fight two of the dragon aliens
>the Extreme Dinosaurs fought: Combined Skelesaurs, Monstersaurus Truckodon, A griffin that spits lightening, the Lochness Monster, giant robot dinosaurs, Battle Dome security bots, giant carnivorous plants, and Bad Rap who increased his size with a meteor. I also don't have an image to convey my vast knowledge of these two shows, so here's Joker pregnant.

it's from the backup stories of "The Joker: The Man Who Stopped Laughing" which are deliberate throwbacks to the bizarre plotlines of the Silver Age.

How about Team Ex-Aid. Kamen Rider Ex-Aid, Brave, Snipe and Lazer and/or Genm

Without knowing anything, Gojo can at least use it with the intention to keep her in place. That was intention for the disaster curses when he opened up a domain in Shibuya, he needed them to remain still while he dealt with the transfigured humans. DB got to the right conclusion anyway with how to bypass the contract.

>Domain Expansion is usually used as a means of trapping an opponent in order to land a guaranteed hit. Gojo's domain expansion also just so happens to have the added effect of infinite infodumping anyone inside it.
Gojo's sure hit is the info overload, "Guaranteed hit" is a special attack inside the domain, often using the sorcerer's innate cursed technique.
>It's pretty easy to argue that the "intent" of activating Domain Expansion is to incapacitate Makima rather than outright kill her
This is a weak argument because:
1: Gojo knows his UV can cause irreversible brain damage, he was worried about what would happen to the civilians that got caught inside his domain for 0.2 seconds, he knows that shit is dangerous
2: incapacitating someone is still an act of violence that can hurt someone, if a cop pins you down against hard concrete and puts his knee on your neck it will cause you damage even if his intention is just subdue you.
>They also addressed that even if it was considered an attack, given how it worked activating it was still a surefire win for Gojo.
They didn't, they explained a made up scenario using Santa as an example of why Makima couldn't transfer an infinite amount of info into limited bodies. And the problem with this is:
1: Makima wouldn't start transferring until the attack stops, so it doesn't matter if she can or can't transfer it.
2: they misunderstood her contact thinking it would transfer UV directly instead of afflictions and bad luck
Why this is important? Because these are simple errors that show DB did a shitty job on the research, sure Gojo wins but at least get his powers right, read the fucking source material.
>It's the perfect loophole to a contract-based power
The only way a domain expansion would be considered a perfect loophole would be if, somehow, you argue that the sure hit attack intent isn't connected to the sorcerer, and that's a huge leap of logic considering Sure Hits are the sorcerer's CT granted to a domain

Where does that put Sukuna

>Good point but a big part of this is that, if we go by cartoon logic, being freezed into a block of ice is a non damaging, and non lethal way to incapacitate someone.
Not in Rick and Morty. That kid died

>Gojo can know that his UV wouldn't kill a curse, especially when he can adjust its duration
But he can't adjust the intensity of it, if he could the 0.2s domain wouldn't exist at all. And if UV could hurt Sukuna, "the king of Curses" with 20 fingers of power it is very capable of Killing normal, or even first grade, curses.
>That's not how it works by plain fact that eating her with a different state of mind can get rid of her
It matters because if Denji ever felt like he was actually doing something wrong against Makima her contact would have activated and she would regenerate.
Gojo knows his DE can hurt people and curses, it doesn't matter if he thinks the damage will be lethal or not.
>I wouldn't put it past him, he didn't pull his punches on Yuta and Hakari when training them.
One thing is punching a rookie hard enough to make him vomit, but turning his brains into soup as a joke is something else...
>Yeah this is why he can assume UV wouldn't just cause Makima to start getting brain damage. It's shown he can just deploy it to keep an enemy still and he did so against Jogo.
Jogo only survived because Gojo wanted to interrogate him, and also because he was showing Yuji what Domains are. Otherwise Jogo would have died by just standing on the UV long enough for his brain to explode or something.

Mahito knew that he was fucked as soon as Yuji entered meaning he understood that merely being in his domain was enough even though he had no intention of touching him at that point.
If it came down purely to psychological belief of intent to harm then he would satisfy. The sure hit was applied regardless. The actual analogy would be if Gojo constructed a shoddy building set to collapse when the next person steps in. He knew it would happen but he had no control over its fall.

At the end of the day this debate is pointless because:
1: if Makima can redirect UV she still can't do it while receiving it, so the animation still plays out the same. The only difference being that if she somehow gets out of the domain she can return faster to her senses
2:if she can't redirect UV then the animation plays out the same, but if she somehow gets out of the domain she would take longer to return to her senses.

Either way no one is arguing UV by itself will kill Makima because it didn't hurt as bad the other curses

Courage jobs to The Dip.

>incapacitating someone is still an act of violence that can hurt someone, if a cop pins you down against hard concrete and puts his knee on your neck it will cause you damage even if his intention is just subdue you.
Pushing is an act of violence but you can do it with playful intent and still accidentally kill someone. You can push with a lot of force without thinking the other person would be harmed. Same way Gojo could assume Makima would simply freeze instead of hemorrhaging. Things hinging on being an act of violence isn't a good argument against what could get past the contract.

Also
>which then opens her up to a free hit with Hollow Purple which would just disintegrate her entirely.
While I agree with the logic behind HP being enough to kill Makima, the execution on the animation was atrocious.
UV is literally Gojo's limitless, and while he has used it once against Sukuna while using his domain it was during a clash of domains where the sure hit was annulated. Gojo can't use Purple while his sure hit is being active inside of his domain.
This shouldn't be a problem because he could just apply UV, deactivate domain, heal his CT, and use purple while UV is still affecting Makima. But again, that would require DB to actually do their research...
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Gojo knows his DE is dangerous, that scene with the curses only happened because he was worried about the normal humans that would get caught inside his domain, that's why he only did a 0.2 domain expansion.
Anyone that gets caught by UV is as good as dead unless Gojo gets interrupted (Mahoraga and Sukuna) or is retarded enough to let you live (Jogo)

>Gojo knows his DE is dangerous
Again, he can use it for the simple effect of keeping you still. He knows it can be dangerous for humans while it can simply be a stun for stronger enemies. For Jogo, he actually rips the head off for the kill instead of letting UV finish everything.

Mahito was opening his domain for the first time, that's different to Gojo who knows very well what would happen if he uses UV on someone.
>The sure hit exist as part of the domain's environment
It is not, sure Hits are the sorcerer's CT granted to a domain, that's why these enter cooldown after usage and why Mahoraga could bypass Limitless after adapting to UV.
>Hakari's domain sure hit does the same thing
Hakari's domain explains its own rules instantly in exchange for more power. He won't be using his domain against someone just to keep them stunned with the rules of his Pachinko.

>Good point but a big part of this is that, if we go by cartoon logic, being freezed into a block of ice is a non damaging, and non lethal way to incapacitate someone.
Not in Rick and Morty. That kid died

Kek. In that case I can see Makima's contract transferring the damage, idk if the ice itself could be transferred though.

Also
>which then opens her up to a free hit with Hollow Purple which would just disintegrate her entirely.
While I agree with the logic behind HP being enough to kill Makima, the execution on the animation was atrocious.
UV is literally Gojo's limitless, and while he has used it once against Sukuna while using his domain it was during a clash of domains where the sure hit was annulated. Gojo can't use Purple while his sure hit is being active inside of his domain.
This shouldn't be a problem because he could just apply UV, deactivate domain, heal his CT, and use purple while UV is still affecting Makima. But again, that would require DB to actually do their research...

Without knowing anything, Gojo can at least use it with the intention to keep her in place. That was intention for the disaster curses when he opened up a domain in Shibuya, he needed them to remain still while he dealt with the transfigured humans. DB got to the right conclusion anyway with how to bypass the contract.

Gojo knows his DE is dangerous, that scene with the curses only happened because he was worried about the normal humans that would get caught inside his domain, that's why he only did a 0.2 domain expansion.
Anyone that gets caught by UV is as good as dead unless Gojo gets interrupted (Mahoraga and Sukuna) or is retarded enough to let you live (Jogo)

ACTUALLY, the humans couldn't dehydrate Hedorah on their own. The giant electro-mirrors break while trying to, and Godzilla even looks at the camera like 'Seriously?' before using his atomic breath to dry out hedorah. The Humans only contributed the giant reflecting walls.

Understandable, but doesn't this also proof Hedorah is a VERY viable threat to even some of the strongest things? If the humans didn't help and Godzilla lost, Hedorah would go on to keep evolving, devouring all the pollution on Earth, becoming huge and basically smothering all life on the planet.

Because it's retarded.

*change

Unlikely since they want surprisingly dumber shit and have little logic so even when you throw evidence in their face they'll just go "nuh uh that doesnt count!"

To be honest, the only way I'd approve of Kratos vs Asura is if they spent the episode openly admitting it's a stomp.

Nothing’s really stopping either from calling for help from the future, but my main point was that Rick was able to interact with his future self without his time getting fucked like it did after he stopped the universe’s time.

He could, but by then it would’ve already served its purpose. The biggest thing Rick has going against him in this fight is the lack of opportunities to get in close if The Doctor is just constantly disabling his tech, but he can circumvent this with a number of items, or he can survive a big attack by the Moment or De-Mat with that tech before they get Sonic’d. It’s not like he needs to have them on him at that very moment either, since he can grab what he needs from his garage with a portal.

>but my main point was that Rick was able to interact with his future self without his time getting fucked like it did after he stopped the universe’s time.

That was a stable time loop unlike the uncertainty thing. He didn’t go against time he was forced to obey it since he had to make the time machine and Morty had to make snake costumes.

True. Honestly I did forget to consider that, so I’ll erase his Acasuality from my argument. The necklace remains his best bet in this department.

Also indirectly kinda the Joker movie, since while he didn't do it intentionally, the riot he triggered was what ended up killing Thomas Wayne.
Through he was already the Joker at that time.

>Teen Titans literally caused the event that made Batman.
In the TTG Earth...

In an alternate spatial dimension that contains infinite universes...

The way it's used as DC didn't make batman and couldn't come up with his origin story, strikes me as the TTG effected the real world for- IT'S FUCKING TEEN TITANS GO, WHY AM I ANALYZING IT!? IN THEIR WORLD, ALL THE WB PROPERTIES EXIST AND ROBIN STRIPPED DAFFY DUCK NUDE WHY AM I EVEN THINK-HELP.

Yeah. The Parker house was once once owned by a prohibition era gangster named Dutch Malone and it became an underworld legend that he left his left as buried treasure. The Burglar (who's first name has never been revealed, but his last name is Carradine) robbed the Parker house to look for the treasure, and then years later he would team up with Mysterio to try again. Dutch Malone actually did leave treasure under the Parker house, but it had been eaten by silverfish.

Dutch Malone was probably based on real life prohibition gangster Dutch Schultz, who was also rumored to have hidden his loot as buried treasure somewhere.

https://dc.fandom.com/wiki/Richard_Grayson_(Injustice)
Injustice comics get wacky

>Use Vsbattle as a source
Yawn

Name one time Goku has blown up a planet.

>Can't answer the question
Superbros win again. Goku is barely mountain level.

Didn't that clash with Beerus they love to bring up shook the universe didn't it? Thats well beyond planet level.

>A statement is not a feat
This. Even bleach now has a better feat than that meme statement

>Roshi blows up the moon
Moon level.
>Piccolo blows up the moon
Moon level.
>Goku has a fist fight with Beerus and its said to be 'shaking the universe'
A statement.

YAAAAWNNN vsbattlesissy. Superchads win again.

goji isn't star level tho, godzilla at best is like a slow af mountain level tank