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1/4 FINALS|DANTE SPARDA VS DOCTOR DOOM

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From a world where chaos becomes style… walks a devil who never takes a step without swagger.
Effortless.
Unbothered.
Every move… pure confidence.
A presence that makes overwhelming power look casual.
The legendary son of Sparda…
Dante.

And across him…

A ruler who refuses to leave anything to chance.
Proud.
Absolute.
Every outcome… calculated and claimed.
A presence that treats destiny as another throne to conquer.

The monarch of iron will…
Doctor Doom.

Tonight…

Style…
meets supremacy.

A man who makes power look effortless…

Against one who makes power look inevitable.

No need for declarations.

Just aura… where confidence and authority command the same room.
Rules: Here, In case if one side is AFK and other isn't, AFK side would automatically lose 3 - 0
Goals
Dante Sparda
Doctor Doom
Judge:
@Hecky2222 and @Cipher72
Stadium: Hell
OST:
 
This will be fun, I'll start.

In the last thread, I forgot to include this panel from Doomwar #6 before the time was up, where Shuri, the Dora Mijale, and the F4 arrive near Doom's castle and Shuri challenges him to a final battle. Doom obliges, and when the Broker informs him that it's a trap, Doom responds:

Of course it is, but one set by rabbits to catch a tiger. I tire of games, it's time to clear the board.
 
In Thor Vol. 6 (2020) #30, we see a beetle near Thor and Runa fly away from where they are in Niffleheim, and at the end of the issue we see that it has flown all the way back to the master who's enchanted it in order to give its master information about Thor's travels. That master, waiting for the bug and remarking "at last" upon receiving its message...is Doctor Doom.

The following issue sees Doom talking with an unknown person, casually mentioning the death of a random human man in a fire and noting that humanity is always "indifferent to Armageddon". He then turns to said person, who turns out to be Hela, the Norse Goddess of Death, who he has imprisoned. He asks her if, when the Gods and Mortals die and Hela fulfills her role of collecting their spirits, are they upset? Do they blame mortals for their lack of resolve? Hela, remaining defiant, remarks that Doom himself is still just a mortal. Doom notes that she may be right...before casually burning the bottled soul of the human man he'd mentioned earlier over a fire, while noting that he himself does not lack for resolve.
 
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From Thor Vol. 6 (2020) #32: Doctor Doom continues talking with the imprisoned Hela, this time about how humans claim to be independent thinkers that think freely due to their sapience, only to enslave themselves to various algorithms, be they societal norms or religions. When Hela remains defiant, Doom casually threatens to burn the soul of Karnilla, her wife, to make her talk. It works.

An unknown amount of time later, Doom is shown using the information coerced from Hela to conduct a spell, continuing it even as Hela questions his goals. When she asks if he wishes to become a God, he replies:

I do not need worship. I am Doom. Doom does not need to be a God.

Instead, his goal is to remove all free will, for he believes that the gods only gave mankind free will so that man would worship them, calling it "the most selfish mistake in history". When Hela snaps back that he still wants the power of a god, he responds that he wants that power only to save mankind. For he will sacrifice the dead to save the living, and succeed where Bor failed.
 
Next up we have Thor Vol. 6 (2020) #33, which opens by talking about magic and stating that Doom knows all magic comes with a cost yet he still continues with his magic rituals, for recreating the world comes at a heavy price. As he continues his spells, we see that his mind-controlled servants are literally burning up souls to turn into fuel, and the narration points out that it could be argued that he is no different from generals or kings sacrificing the lives of others to further their goals. When a horrified Hela tries getting him to stop by pointing out that the Asgardians are coming for him, he calmly disagrees. After all, Bor's vault is now unlocked. The world will change. It is only a matter of time.

When Thor tries stopping him, Doom speaks to Thor through a Doombot as he first has his mind-controlled servants fire on Thor, and when this fails he simply calls Thor a celebrity and a hero instead of a God, before ordering his servants to run off a cliff to their deaths with one order: "Run".

Telling Thor to save them if he's such a hero, Doom states that he takes no pleasure in risking the lives of so many, and that he hopes Thor proves his calculations wrong by saving them.

When Thor decides that the best way to stop them from dying is to attack Doom himself, calling Doom a coward, Doom simply notes that Thor's inaction proves him the real coward, before taking advantage of Thor being distracted to flee.
 
In the following issue, we get a flashback showing how Doom ended up defeating Hela. We see Doom hovering in the air, arms crossed as he quietly watches Nidhogg, a massive dragon who Doom turned into a cyborg, overpower Hela's army. When Hela remarks that she refuses to lose everything to a man, he responds: "Not a man, Hela. Doom."

Later, after travelling through time while thinking about one of Hela's remarks, he comes across Thanos about to kill an infant Hela as a sacrifice meant to invoke the end of all life in the universe. When Thanos remarks that he has no qualm with Doom, Doom simply responds that Thanos is the lucky one in that regard. He then states that Thanos' desire to wipe out all life in the universe through murdering Hela, especially when Thanos has the power of all creation, the very essence of life, in his hands, "speaks to a deficient imagination".

Thanos responds that humanity is incapable of saving itself, but Doom remarks that he himself can and will change humanity, and when Thanos still tries killing baby Hela, Doctor Doom immediately blocks the killing blow, even through the pain. He then takes Baby Hela in his arms to protect her as Thor and Thanos fight, and when a defeated Thanos drags Doom with him into the time portal, Doom saves Baby Hela by tossing her away from the time portal as he mocks Thanos for not knowing the baby's identity:

"Your ignorance is remarkable, Thanos."
 
Also want to bring up this old gem, where after a captured Purple Man says that he should rule that world and not Doom (calling Doom a mere manipulator reliant on tricks and gadgets), Doom calmly responds "No?" before bluntly telling his staff to leave. Upon them doing so, he enters Purple Man's cell and removes his mask, stating that he is "vulnerable" due to no longer being protected by the mask's mental shields. Immediately, Purple Man demands that Doom release him, or take a flying leap, or stand on his head, or even kill himself.

Nothing.

Stunned and terrified, Purple Man remarks that such a thing should be impossible when Doom is right in front of him and at point-blank range of his mind-control, with Doom's only response being a continued glare as the shadows hide his face yet highlight his dagger-like glare. Purple Man can only weakly mutter "No One..." as Doom responds with a question:

"Now, Zebediah Kilgrave...who deserves to rule?"
 
idk about the others but stand proud esseso, you are a glazer

I don't think we will show up to do gymnastics on Dante's dih this time
 
Pandora weapon delivers fireworks, treating these huge demons like bouncy balls. He fires a rocket which blasts them all into the air, flings a spinning blade through the crowd which comes back to him, shoots them with a machine gun, fires a barrage of target seeking missiles which zip around blasting the toads, and then he opens the case and the toads are apparently destroyed completely, no sign of them afterwards.

Gilgamesh weapon makes for awesome gloves and boots. Smashing the huge monolith with a one-inch punch and performing over the top martial arts moves. Launching the pieces of stone in the air, jumping up and kicking them in midair, stacking them on top and then karate chopping the whole pile taller than himself in half, all in two jumps. When he spins in the air the stones are bouncing of him, showing off his strength even further.

Lucifer weapon is world's coolest backpack. Bonus for so pointedly belittling a god. He destroys that wall, draws lots of weapons and flings them into the wall in a heart shape, spins around in midair flinging these blades, then poses nicely with a rose in his teeth and claps, detonating the blades and blasting the wall into a heart shape, then flinging the rose into the last blade to split the heart in two. Destroys a demonic item in a theatrical and showy fashion.




Trolls demon. Pretends to be lured in, drops to the ground casually to check out the view, then dodges the toad's attack without looking, casually jumps away and lands. Demon demands to know how he knew, and he remarks: "You can hide that body, but that smell? Phew! There's no covering up!" making it angry.

This giant demon yells "Insult me one more time and I will make you suffer more than you thought possible!", roaring load enough to blow Dante's coat upwards.

Dante pushes the coat back downwards and laughs, saying "I'd actually like to see you try that!". He's literally saying that to a giant toad demon.




Trolls another demon and kicks her seeds in a way that makes them bounce around each other and various objects and ultimately all fly into her face. Teases her and allows her to bite him only to force the giant mouth open and hop out. All with no signs of being bothered.

Totals demon gang; bonus for walking into a bar full of thugs and ordering a strawberry sundae. Takes the first guy down without looking, dodges the following up attack in a spinning dodge, tanks a demon biting him and shears it in half, stabs the bartender through the door without needing to see him. Turns his back and lets the demon lunge at him only to turn and blast the demon.

Wins a superhuman motorcycle race. Completely outdoes the biker in every regard, appears ahead of him during the time when the bikes turns his head, wins the race, saves the biker from himself and wins the fight for good measure. Awesome racing, outpaces the bike with nitrous oxide, destroys a bridge to stop the demon's sound hypnosis, accelerates his bike fast enough to heat up from friction and outruns the demon. Doesn't flinch when a whirring saw blade is in front of his face, beats this demon.

Schools a mad scientist at both of his own games: fancy talk and demonic power knowledge. Steps into that scientist's own scene and takes it over, literally upstages him and uses him as a background framing piece for himself, ridicules his entire experiment and worldview, wins the fight easily, has that scientist begging him for information, and shows such contempt as to not answer his questions. Shoots this guy after destroying his research notes, then takes a bow, references Shakespeare and shoots upwards to symbolise the fall of the curtain, the end of the scene.

Crowns a corporation-owning sorcerer the king of fools. Shoots him and sends him smashing through a thick stone wall.

Awesome entrance when he smashes through the glass roof, drops several metres from there onto the podium, lands smoothly, shoots a corrupt preacher in the face, and then stands up and turns to face the room with blood all over his face. The entire guard springs into action and attacks him, and he takes down the whole group of enemies in cool fashion. Blocks a slash from behind without looking and casually kicks the attacker flying, stabs a guy and spins him around, knocks the other guys over and flings the guy up to embed him in the ceiling. A guy attacks him from behind and Dante not only detects his attack coming but also strikes his swrd into the other guy's, sending him reeling away effortlessly. Tanks a kick to the face from Nero and then blocks two bullets from him, then lands on the statue, drops onto its hands and lands smoothly with his guns levelled at Nero. Whole fight scene with Nero is awesome, dodges all Nero's attacks early on, casually stands on a falling sword. Is trolling Nero the whole time. Strolls around with a sword in him, makes an awesome exit.

Ruler with a god complex and a skyscraper-sized mech doesn't get to look down at Dante, and Dante downs a large group of flying armoured enemies. Bonus for calling out Sanctus' superiority complex and his role as a corrupt preacher at once with his line "I didn't want you to get a creak in your neck from looking down at me.".

Saves Nero and returns his inheritance at the same time; Savior didn't like eating that. Dodges away from the huge hand an starts shooting midair. Shoots a bullet into the hilt of the Yamato while it is stuck in a moving target, then stacks another bullet on top of that bullet, then another on that one, then repeats the process another five times for a total of eight bullets stacked on top of each other on a sword hilt all shot from midair while the sword is stuck in a moving target. Bonus for being the cool uncle who lets his nephew finish his own battle.

Saves Trish in flashy fashion. Bonus for slashing the armour that much and not harming Trish. He catches her as she falls out, saves her, and takes her to a safe place. He jokes that he took in her outfit a little too much, then makes sure she's okay. She starts to talk about Urizen, and Dante tells her to stop. V comes running after Dante, but Dante responds by leaving Trish with V and riding away from V on his awesome new bike.

Awesome bike that turns into massive chainsaw blades. Awesome fight scene and bike skills.

Runs down a building on fire while carving up bat demons. Throws his sword down then runs to catch up to it.

Nevan guitar solo. Bonus for not falling for Nevan's seduction, another bonus for getting her to agree to help.

Dance moves; a tribute to a king. Nice hat and special effects. Receives enthusiastic applause and cheering from a cute bespectacled girl.

Confronts the demon god who destroyed his family. This guy destroyed Dante's brother and also killed Dante's mother, and now mocks him with a demon that looks like that mother, who the bad guy also just killed.

Makes another demon god look like a chump. Their swords slam into each other and Dante vanishes, then reapprears beside the demon with his gun pointed at his face. Charges up and blasts this demon, casually turning him to nothingness. World ending threat, and Dante doesn't even bother remembering his name.

New form and weapon, the power boost that wins the day. He stabs a sword into himself and is fine, casually references other stab wounds in the past. Absorbs both that sword and the one on his back, two legendary swords combined into one and absorbed inside himself to form a legendary new sword and form. His departure kicks up a burst of wind through the whole house. Gets between Nero and Urizen. His new sword appears, the Devil Sword Dante, and it opens up to reveal a core like lava, and summons a set of magic blades in the air around him, forming a formation around him in his new Sin Devil form. That demon is powerful enough to stomp gods and then some, and Dante is now stronger than him.

Dante slices the die. I believe this is worth several points. First, slicing a huge block of metal in half. Second, that die and game piece modelled after him control the fate of anyone in the room, and he said no to that. Third, everyone hated that dice game with a passion, literally one of the worst parts of DMC4, so Dante not only expressed what every player wanted and probably tried to do to that die, he also skipped the most hated thing in the game by doing it.



Casually catches Lady falling from the sky, saving her life. He quips about it in a way that flirts and trivializes at the same time, doesn't react when guns are pointed at his face point blank, tanks a bullet to the head, gets annoyed about it in a way that further trivializes the event, catches the next bullet in his teeth, and finally walks away casually picking the first bullet out of his forehead. Dismissively tells her to do as she pleases, further trivializing her attacks and the whole affair, and his remarks about bad luck with women while picking a bullet out of his head further proves just how meaningless the bullets were to him.

Also



Strolls into a town with an entrenched crime establishment and casually overturns their power structure, these groups included some of the most evil types of organisations imaginable, they tried to pay him off and he spat in their faces, whole gangs were squashed once they challenged him, he did so well that lots of other mercenaries and the like started following his lead, and eventually the top criminal took it upon himself to take out Dante personally. Spoiler: Dante kicked his butt.


Shrugs off bullets, trolls the big bad guy, shrugs off a shot to the head, and ultimately wins, taking down the big criminal.



Dante's awesome huge sword, summoned from nothing, his transformed awesome state, and summoning a whole bunch of swords in a threatening formation, before beating a demon king stronger than literal gods. Bonus for standing right between that demon and his nephew until Nero is carried away, and another bonus for casually snapping tendrils that were about to be used to capture Nero. Goes on to win the fight and send this demon god packing.

This post has been updated, Hecky, so you'll have to read all of it. Sorry about that.
 
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Pandora weapon delivers fireworks, treating these huge demons like bouncy balls. He fires a rocket which blasts them all into the air, flings a spinning blade through the crowd which comes back to him, shoots them with a machine gun, fires a barrage of target seeking missiles which zip around blasting the toads, and then he opens the case and the toads are apparently destroyed completely, no sign of them afterwards.

Gilgamesh weapon makes for awesome gloves and boots. Smashing the huge monolith with a one-inch punch and performing over the top martial arts moves. Launching the pieces of stone in the air, jumping up and kicking them in midair, stacking them on top and then karate chopping the whole pile taller than himself in half, all in two jumps. When he spins in the air the stones are bouncing of him, showing off his strength even further.

Lucifer weapon is world's coolest backpack. Bonus for so pointedly belittling a god. He destroys that wall, draws lots of weapons and flings them into the wall in a heart shape, spins around in midair flinging these blades, then poses nicely with a rose in his teeth and claps, detonating the blades and blasting the wall into a heart shape, then flinging the rose into the last blade to split the heart in two. Destroys a demonic item in a theatrical and showy fashion.




Trolls demon. Pretends to be lured in, drops to the ground casually to check out the view, then dodges the toad's attack without looking, casually jumps away and lands. Demon demands to know how he knew, and he remarks: "You can hide that body, but that smell? Phew! There's no covering up!" making it angry.

This giant demon yells "Insult me one more time and I will make you suffer more than you thought possible!", roaring load enough to blow Dante's coat upwards.

Dante pushes the coat back downwards and laughs, saying "I'd actually like to see you try that!". He's literally saying that to a giant toad demon.




Trolls another demon and kicks her seeds in a way that makes them bounce around each other and various objects and ultimately all fly into her face. Teases her and allows her to bite him only to force the giant mouth open and hop out. All with no signs of being bothered.

Totals demon gang; bonus for walking into a bar full of thugs and ordering a strawberry sundae. Takes the first guy down without looking, dodges the following up attack in a spinning dodge, tanks a demon biting him and shears it in half, stabs the bartender through the door without needing to see him. Turns his back and lets the demon lunge at him only to turn and blast the demon.

Wins a superhuman motorcycle race. Completely outdoes the biker in every regard, appears ahead of him during the time when the bikes turns his head, wins the race, saves the biker from himself and wins the fight for good measure. Awesome racing, outpaces the bike with nitrous oxide, destroys a bridge to stop the demon's sound hypnosis, accelerates his bike fast enough to heat up from friction and outruns the demon. Doesn't flinch when a whirring saw blade is in front of his face, beats this demon.

Schools a mad scientist at both of his own games: fancy talk and demonic power knowledge. Steps into that scientist's own scene and takes it over, literally upstages him and uses him as a background framing piece for himself, ridicules his entire experiment and worldview, wins the fight easily, has that scientist begging him for information, and shows such contempt as to not answer his questions. Shoots this guy after destroying his research notes, then takes a box and shoots upwards to symbolise the fall of the curtain, the end of the scene.

Crowns a corporation-owning sorcerer the king of fools. Shoots him and sends him smashing through a thick stone wall.

Awesome entrance when he smashes through the glass roof, drops several metres from there onto the podium, lands smoothly, shoots a corrupt preacher in the face, and then stands up and turns to face the room with blood all over his face. The entire guard springs into action and attacks him, and he takes down the whole group of enemies in cool fashion. Blocks a slash from behind without looking and casually kicks the attacker flying, stabs a guy and spins him around, knocks the other guys over and flings the guy up to embed him in the ceiling. A guy attacks him from behind and Dante not only detects his attack coming but also strikes his swrd into the other guy's, sending him reeling away effortlessly. Tanks a kick to the face from Nero and then blocks two bullets from him, then lands on the statue, drops onto its hands and lands smoothly with his guns levelled at Nero. Whole fight scene with Nero is awesome, dodges all Nero's attacks early on, casually stands on a falling sword. Is trolling Nero the whole time. Strolls around with a sword in him, makes an awesome exit.

Ruler with a god complex and a skyscraper-sized mech doesn't get to look down at Dante, and Dante downs a large group of flying armoured enemies. Bonus for calling out Sanctus' superiority complex and his role as a corrupt preacher at once with his line "I didn't want you to get a creak in your neck from looking down at me.".

Saves Nero and returns his inheritance at the same time; Savior didn't like eating that. Dodges away from the huge hand an starts shooting midair. Shoots a bullet into the hilt of the Yamato while it is stuck in a moving target, then stacks another bullet on top of that bullet, then another on that one, then repeats the process another five times for a total of eight bullets stacked on top of each other on a sword hilt all shot from midair while the sword is stuck in a moving target. Bonus for being the cool uncle who lets his nephew finish his own battle.

Saves Trish in flashy fashion. Bonus for slashing the armour that much and not harming Trish. He catches her as she falls out, saves her, and takes her to a safe place. He jokes that he took in her outfit a little too much, then makes sure she's okay. She starts to talk about Urizen, and Dante tells her to stop. V comes running after Dante, but Dante responds by leaving Trish with V and riding away from V on his awesome new bike.

Awesome bike that turns into massive chainsaw blades. Awesome fight scene and bike skills.

Runs down a building on fire while carving up bat demons. Throws his sword down then runs to catch up to it.

Nevan guitar solo. Bonus for not falling for Nevan's seduction, another bonus for getting her to agree to help.

Dance moves; a tribute to a king. Nice hat and special effects. Receives enthusiastic applause and cheering from a cute bespectacled girl.

Confronts the demon god who destroyed his family. This guy destroyed Dante's brother and also killed Dante's mother, and now mocks him with a demon that looks like that mother, who the bad guy also just killed.

Makes another demon god look like a chump. Their swords slam into each other and Dante vanishes, then reapprears beside the demon with his gun pointed at his face. Charges up and blasts this demon, casually turning him to nothingness. World ending threat, and Dante doesn't even bother remembering his name.

New form and weapon, the power boost that wins the day. He stabs a sword into himself and is fine, casually references other stab wounds in the past. Absorbs both that sword and the one on his back, two legendary swords combined into one and absorbed inside himself to form a legendary new sword and form. His departure kicks up a burst of wind through the whole house. Gets between Nero and Urizen. His new sword appears, the Devil Sword Dante, and it opens up to reveal a core like lava, and summons a set of magic blades in the air around him, forming a formation around him in his new Sin Devil form. That demon is powerful enough to stomp gods and then some, and Dante is now stronger than him.

Dante slices the die. I believe this is worth several points. First, slicing a huge block of metal in half. Second, that die and game piece modelled after him control the fate of anyone in the room, and he said no to that. Third, everyone hated that dice game with a passion, literally one of the worst parts of DMC4, so Dante not only expressed what every player wanted and probably tried to do to that die, he also skipped the most hated thing in the game by doing it.



Casually catches Lady falling from the sky, saving her life. He quips about it in a way that flirts and trivializes at the same time, doesn't react when guns are pointed at his face point blank, tanks a bullet to the head, gets annoyed about it in a way that further trivializes the event, catches the next bullet in his teeth, and finally walks away casually picking the first bullet out of his forehead. Dismissively tells her to do as she pleases, further trivializing her attacks and the whole affair, and his remarks about bad luck with women while picking a bullet out of his head further proves just how meaningless the bullets were to him.

Also



Strolls into a town with an entrenched crime establishment and casually overturns their power structure, these groups included some of the most evil types of organisations imaginable, they tried to pay him off and he spat in their faces, whole gangs were squashed once they challenged him, he did so well that lots of other mercenaries and the like started following his lead, and eventually the top criminal took it upon himself to take out Dante personally. Spoiler: Dante kicked his butt.


Shrugs off bullets, trolls the big bad guy, shrugs off a shot to the head, and ultimately wins, taking down the big criminal.



Dante's awesome huge sword, summoned from nothing, his transformed awesome state, and summoning a whole bunch of swords in a threatening formation, before beating a demon king stronger than literal gods. Bonus for standing right between that demon and his nephew until Nero is carried away, and another bonus for casually snapping tendrils that were about to be used to capture Nero. Goes on to win the fight and send this demon god packing.

This post has been updated, Hecky, so you'll have to read all of it. Sorry about that.

Finally, NOW WE GOT OURSELVES A FIGHT!

I'll be responding shortly.
 
How could I forget how, in Secret Wars #8, we see God Emperor Doom disposing of an attacker with but a gesture, before Thanos (the leader of the invasion against Doom) appears before him. The two calmly state the other's name, before Doom calmly asks what the purpose of Thanos's invasion was? Destruction? Power? He then offers to crown Thanos Lord of the Waste as a sign of goodwill, only for Thanos to interrupt him. Thanos then remarks how, when the Infinity Gauntlet gave him godlike power similar to Doom's, he ruled over creation as a God would, not as a man would.

Doom ponders this before casually asking if Thanos has the Infinity Gauntlet with him now. Thanos remarks that he does not, for he is Thanos, and that would be enough. Doom responds by impaling Thanos, and ripping out his spine and head in one fell swoop before responding:

"That appears...untrue."

He then turns to Annihilus, who is now understandably less willing to fight against Doom, before stating that he is owed penance for this indulgence. He orders Annihilus to find the invading heretics...and devour them.
 
Finally, NOW WE GOT OURSELVES A FIGHT!
I was away for a few days, both because of commitments and because of issues. Disappointing I took three days to respond but was still the first to post anything for DMC.
 
From Secret Wars #2:

We begin with the Thor Corps kneeling in honor of their initially-unknown God...who turns out to be Doom himself, for Doom is the lord of the new remaining universe(s), and the Thors of the Thor Corps keep his peace. It is then stated that, in the wake of multiversal destruction that wiped out nearly everything, Doom is the messiah, and is no longer Doctor Doom but God Emperor Doom. In the story of this cosmology there was initially nothing, followed by everything, and then swirling stars, for God Doom created the light.

We then cut to a trial taking place where Brian Braddock accuses Mr. Sinister of slandering his wife, with Doom sitting on his throne, a throne that is stated to be Yggdrasil the World Tree itself, looking down at both parties as Sheriff Strange and Doom's family surround the throne. During the majority of the trial, Doom is silent and simply looks down from his throne, but when Sinister gains the upper hand in a dual against Braddock, Doom blocks a killing blow. He then makes one statement:

"All of you...on your knees."

Everyone besides his wife and daughter kneels instantly. Doom then remarks that he cares little for their petty squabbles, but since he has saved Brian Braddock's life he owes Doom a favor, no? He then asks Braddock what he knows about a hidden citadel of rebels in Braddock's sovereign kingdom of Higher Avalon, and of the rebels against Doom that have whispered the name "Braddock", and states that Braddock will tell him now. When Braddock does not know, Doom responds that Higher Avalon is Braddock's full domain, so should Braddock not know everything that happens in his kingdom? If not, then of what use is Lord Braddock? Doom then states that Braddock has been declared Doomed, and that his eyes, ears, hands, and feet are all forfeit.

When Brian Braddock's older bother James intervenes and states that the rebels were referring to him, not his younger brother, then Sheriff Strange orders his arrest-

THOOM!

With one slammed fist, Doom notes his discontent at such a light punishment. After all, a rebellious baron is a cancer that cannot be allowed to survive, and as such Doom demands his entire family to be publicly punished. That is, until his wife Susan Storm intervenes, putting her hand on her shoulder as she tells him to choose mercy. Softly responding "of course" as he puts his hand over his beloved's, Doom elevates Brian Braddock from a Lord to a Baron of Higher Avalon, before ordering Mister Sinister whipped for his slander of Brian Braddock's pregnant wife and for James to be removed from his sight. When James thanks Doom for his mercy, Doom responds:

"The mercy was for the innocent. I have none for you, Braddock...you get the Shield."
 
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From Secret Wars #3: The cover has God Emperor Doom embracing his queen Susan, before we cut to him sitting on his Yggdrasil throne as he listens to Sheriff Strange list various criminal activities and other new developments. He listens, before stopping Strange and asking him why he bothers with such minor issues and banal concerns. They talk, with Doom affirming that the two of them together have faced danger as a duo before and that together they can continue overcoming the troubles within their kingdom. Their discussion turns into an argument, and when Strange remarks that he remembers how he could've been God instead of Doom, Doom simply replies that he remembers that Strange did not want to be God. The two chat a bit more, before Doom assures Strange that he has "the trust of an all-powerful God...the full favor of Doom".

Later, at Castle Doom, we learn about the "Disquiet Heart of God". Emperor Doom approaches his wife, Susan, at one of their palace balconies, informing her of ancient tales of men building great structures as tall as possible in order to reach God himself. He and his queen chat, before they come to the subject of "The Man in the Sun", who turns out to be Johnny Storm. When Storm had defied Doom in the past, the latter said that he would have struck the pyrokinetic down or banished him beyond "The Shield", but Susan Storm chose a...better punishment: Turning her own brother into the very sun that illuminates Battleworld. When Susan and Doom both note that some of their subjects worship "the man in the sun", Doom responds that it is no small thing to be worshipped.
 
From Blood Hunt #1: A pair of poor humans is running from vampires as the world is covered in darkness and are so desperate they decide to cross into Latveria, only for the vampires who are chasing them to burn into dust. We then cut into Doctor Doom, with Latveria's artificial sun shining brightly in the background, looking down from his castle perch and confirming that Latveria's borders are secure (meaning vampire-proof). He then orders for his new subjects to be tended to. After all, loyalty stems from gratitude.
 
I will count today when I get home , you both have time till Sunday
Will do.

Just a heads up that, outside of 2 things from Doomwar as well as Doom humiliating Zebadiah Kilgrave, I haven't used anything that I had used the pre-knockout rounds yet.
 
Credit to Tony:

The Legend of Sparda... has been inhereted by his son. The Demon Slayer, Dante! does a cool introduction and entrance, shooting demons left and right as he falls head first. Aura farms the whole way and flips at the end to land in a cool pose on his feet, as the demons he killed drop down around him. Saves the stolen item, protects the fine lady, scares her briefly when shoots a demon that was coming from behind her. He greets her with a simple "you called?" Special note for this moment, the pose, the aura.

After a quick chat with the hot babe of this game he decided to visit her town but does so in so much style, climbs the biggest ass tower in existence to literally farm aura in a way not even Piccolo has do.

Not even that, literally a second later when Dante is done aura farming he literally jumps and aura farms all the way down to end it with his own version of a hero landing, my God he is so cool.

Later he arrives to Lucia's place and stands there showing the fit and lets be honest his fit in this game is the best in the series he had all reason to show off.

But some bum tries to take aura from him destroying the house with an explosion, but they underestimated Dante who never loses aura and saves Lucia while showing off the fit again and in a cool moment.

Mind you this all started because Matier wasn't sure Lucia could handle all the evil so they called THE Son of Sparda.

Later on Dante finds a bike and dear lord just look at it. Dante only got it to aura farm, jump over chasms and look cool, he moves faster than that by just walking but he has to aura farm.

Remember I talked about him jumping from buildings and aura farming? He does it again, this guy aura farms as a natural reflex

ONE of the coolest scenes in DMC 2, a demon who is a literal city burst out of a building and tries to confront Dante. His response? To look as cool as possible while styling on this fodder.

Arius escapes from Dante leaving a demon behind, thinking it will be enough. It's not even close. Gets cooked and we get one of those cool shots of Dante, he aura farms on his enemies to the last second.

The hunter shall surpass all who came before him.
This refers to his father Sparda, a legendary dark knight who singlehandedly fought the entire demon world and won, sealed the demon world and all the worst demons away, and is still the greatest hero and legend of humanity to the modern day, 2,000 years later. That note is referring to Dante having surpassed him.
 
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Guy makes shaving cool. Looks at the demon as if it's a non-issue, thinks of shaving even while it's trying to kill him with giant spinning blades, and literally moves his face casually around the spinning blades to shave. Then he dodges it just as casually when it breaks through the obstruction. Bonus for trivializing the demon like this, and for making use of the demon mid-attack for his own purposes. He literally sees this giant set of high-speed blades that wants to kill him, and he thinks of it as a means of shaving, he looks at it how others look at their shaver and proceeds to use it as one.


Puts a weasel with stolen god power in his place. Unmoved both by the size of his enemy and by his boasting about his power. Laughs at being slashed open and impaled multiple times. Breaks the spikes he's impaled on and drops back to the ground still ready for battle. Calls his sword back telekinetically. Beats god level power, shames this little weasel, shrugs off multiple brutal wounds, sword locks with an enemy the size of a house, causes a climactic blast when he takes him down. Allows this guy to rant while standing over him then calls hm out for the piece of trash he is, not for his power, but for his quality as a person, or utter lack thereof. This demon tries to convince Dante to spare him and gets told "no can do". He jumps at Dante, who allows him to get his face right up to the barrel of Dante's gun before shooting with his usual declaration of "Jackpot". This guy most likely got disintegrated by that shot, like so many other demons. A god level enemy, beaten in a single strike with cool aura, then the weasel behind all this is wiped out with contempt.


Duel with swordsmen. Beats two legendary swordsmen, doesn't flinch or react at all when his neck is cut halfway through, shames Baul by cutting his armour without him noticing, watches his enemy power up and reacts by looking at him like a snack, controls the whole fight and then casually overpowers that overhead double strike. Both swords land in on the ground point first to emphasize the scene. He then predicts that Modeus will attack him, standing with his back to him, unbothered by another legendary warrior about to lunge at him. This whole battle happens in dramatic rain next to a statue of Sparda, Dante's father and the mentor of these two warriors.


Dante to the rescue. Appears and saves Patty from a demon, the background changes to signify his arrival, and he enters dramatically from the top of the stairs. Leaps across the auditorium in one jump, keeps a horde of demons away from Patty. He saves Patty, beats a whole group of demons easily, brings down the curtain, stops her from seeing it for her own good, shames the last little weasel who tried to take her and makes him run away. Chases Sid away with a wall between them and doesn't even need to go through it in any way, meaning he technically chased him off without even being in the same room.







Unmoved when the room shakes, or even when a huge ice Cerberus appears, casually blocks an ice projectile, still unmoved when it gets up in his face. Even it roaring insults and threats into his face doesn't bother him. He dismisses it as a talking mutt, references taking it to the dog show, he dodges an ice blast, and isn't bothered that the ice blast just sealed the only exit, continues to insult it via nicknaming it Fido, suggests taking it out for a walk, and claps his hands at it to drive that insult home, and calls it puppy to drive it even further home. He expresses joy at the idea of the fight, shows off some martial arts moves, the stance shift from a right-handed to a left-handed stance shows off his skills further. Note also the demon is right there and he's in no hurry to go for his weapons.

He beats this huge Cerberus. The demon submits to him, and even willingly gives him its soul as a weapon. Cue awesome set of ice nunchaku. Quick toss from one hand to the other and then more back and forth, then spins all three parts up front, multiple actual nunchaku moves, then spins it on his foot, and then cool and actually difficult pose with the nunchaku at the end. Casually dodges Lady's motorcycle, does a nice flip to dodge it. He rotates midair to face her again before landing. Addresses her casually after she almost slammed him with her bike, and mocks her rushed and reckless behaviour. Then he casually dodges an incoming missile, even standing on it like a surfboard. He rides the missile around the room, notably does several loops around the room, then jumps off it with another flip, and eventually lands casually after that, and doesn't flinch when the missile blasts the grid right above him. He doesn't flinch when Lady revs and spins her bike threateningly, still doesn't flinch when she rushes her bike at him, or even when she jumps up and the wheels narrowly miss his face. He doesn't turn to look as she goes, eventually turns to look in the direction she went and expresses that he finds this all to be fun.

This post has been updated, Hecky, so you'll have to read all of it. Sorry about that.
 
Uncle vs nephew round 2. Casually dodges one of Nero's demon arm punches, then the next, and catches his glowing, stonelike hand. Then he casually lets go of Nero's arm, letting him go reeling back into a wall hard enough to leave a crater. He doesn't flinch when Nero activates Devil Trigger, then he dodges that slash and casually jumps up and sits on top of the platform. Goes on to easily beat Nero's DT without any boost of his own or even taking him seriously, lets go of his sword to bait Nero into lunging only to grapple him and throw him down, even catching his sword in the same move. Nero, who up to now has been getting angrier with each passing moment while Dante maintained his cool, finally calms down and accuses Dante of playing with him. Dante doesn't deny or confirm, simply explaining the power of Nero's sword, and why it has to stay in the family, then finally he tells Nero he can keep it, a "welcome to the family" moment.


Giant fire demon may as well be a few sparks. Dante is shown sitting on a flaming tail, doing it without the demon even noticing until Dante speaks. The demon tries to shake him off and he holds on for a few seconds until he finally leaps off, spins in the air and lands smoothly. He remarks that the demon should have noticed him earlier, and because it didn't his coat is charred from sitting ion its tail. This he says while beating out a fire on his coat. This huge fire demon advances on him, monologuing, and he casually walks up to it with his arms folded. He goes on to easily beat this huge fire demon, with the demon admitting he can't win against Dante, then casually gives this guy a chance to leave, trolls him, then blasts him to nothing, ends up dismissing all that as just a few sparks.






Glaze by Lady on both sons as well as their badass father. Swings and cuts through a raindrop without hitting any of the others, crazy fast slashes with Vergil's space slashes shooting past Dante, slashes stop due to sword lock and the rain suddenly comes back having been held back by the sheer number of slashes. Survives that stab wound and also survived the next one.

Sits down in a way that screams casual control, answers the phone by bouncing it off the table and easily catching it, rejects the call without a proper answer. That call was probably Arkham, so he just made that awful guy (guy who murdered his own wife and plans to ritualistically sacrifice his own daughter then later unironically tells that same daughter he did nothing wrong) make extra effort, and also kept him waiting for ages before answering. Unmoved when this same creepy guy walks in, avoids being unsettled when the table and chair are flipped with him on them, lands back on the table after a large flip, is ready with his gun, catches his pizza box as it falls, catches the remaining falling slices in it without looking.

Gets stabbed multiple times and shrugs it off, demons can't believe it when he drags them by their own scythe blades, literally walks casually with these demons dragging behind him by the blades stabbed into him, turns on music before the fight, dances to it while fighting, shatters a demon by pushing it, plays with a demon's severed head, twirls it like a ball, has a pizza slice in his mouth while fighting, blocks a scythe with his twirling gun, kills one with the blade still stuck in him, slashes the pool table in half, kicks the halves across the room, blasts a bunch of pool balls into the demons and kills a whole batch, spins around the room using one demon like a skateboard, shoots the others apart with both guns while spinning. Beats this whole group of demons, does so with no effort at all. Treats this attack and battle as the opening act of a party.


Brandishes two nice guns, stands in a nice pose with them and shoots a demon apart, brandishes a huge sword and splits a huge spider hard enough to obscure the whole room with the debris, while his red coat billows around him.


Rushing forward with a nice sword with lightning arcing across it, a thrust that will stab that sword into his target, with lightning adding to that attack's power.


Uses a huge grenade launcher.


Cool pose with a nice gun, a nice sword and a nicely fitted coat. Stance looks ready to use the gun and the sword in alternating fashion, with the gun at the front and the sword as a backup via an overhead slash. Bonus mention of the fact the sword is held left-handed, to hint not only at the fact he can wield this big sword one-handed but is ambidextrous and able to wield it in either hand, and yes, he is.


A demon transformation with a sword, big wings and a machine gun barrel coming out of his palm.

Keeps company with these two gorgeous women, and has this woman very into him and really wanting to date him, has her on his nice motorcycle here, she waits in his office for him here, seen working with him here, she and Trish show their own awesomeness here, and I believe this image almost needs no glazing, with him posing with these two gorgeous women while the narration calls him the true king of hell.

This post has also been updated, Hecky.
 
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As we wait for Hecky...

In Blood Hunt: Black Panther #2, Shuri is trying to negotiate with Doctor Doom to save her Wakandan subjects from the global vampire invasion, only for Doom to note that her brother is missing. This concerns Doom since, as he notes, Wakandans are not known to leave loose ends. When Shuri tries downplaying the situation and saying that Wakanda is a "free nation", Doom responds:

How free is it if the elite of your land seek Doom's assistance to escape it? It suggests that to be beholden to a king is preferable to a small existence plagued by demons, no? Is Latveria not the true free nation? Doom's people have no fear of the darkness! Yet Wakanda cowers beneath a provisional construct to beg Doom for protection. Protection that your hastily cobbled artificial sun fails to adequately provide.

Shuri even concedes that Latveria has done a much better job at preventing a vampire invasion, only for Doom to get serious and point out that he will not allow Wakanda to cause a refugee crisis in Latveria if it would lead to complications regarding the missing T'Challa, and firmly declares the negotiations concluded.

(Note that during the first half of this conversation, Doom is using his right arm in a way to casually indicate his condescension towards Shuri and his left one to hold his wine chalice as it's refilled by his butler/servant, because he's Doom)
 
This will be fun, I'll start.

In the last thread, I forgot to include this panel from Doomwar #6 before the time was up, where Shuri, the Dora Mijale, and the F4 arrive near Doom's castle and Shuri challenges him to a final battle. Doom obliges, and when the Broker informs him that it's a trap, Doom responds:

Of course it is, but one set by rabbits to catch a tiger. I tire of games, it's time to clear the board.
+2

Ayo what, another legendary match huh?
Also @Eseseso congratulations on the last victory.
obv

In Thor Vol. 6 (2020) #30, we see a beetle near Thor and Runa fly away from where they are in Niffleheim, and at the end of the issue we see that it has flown all the way back to the master who's enchanted it in order to give its master information about Thor's travels. That master, waiting for the bug and remarking "at last" upon receiving its message...is Doctor Doom.

The following issue sees Doom talking with an unknown person, casually mentioning the death of a random human man in a fire and noting that humanity is always "indifferent to Armageddon". He then turns to said person, who turns out to be Hela, the Norse Goddess of Death, who he has imprisoned. He asks her if, when the Gods and Mortals die and Hela fulfills her role of collecting their spirits, are they upset? Do they blame mortals for their lack of resolve? Hela, remaining defiant, remarks that Doom himself is still just a mortal. Doom notes that she may be right...before casually burning the bottled soul of the human man he'd mentioned earlier over a fire, while noting that he himself does not lack for resolve.
+12


i'll pray @Random-Helper323 can come and represent my goat properly
call Doom slayer @Netoriman



From Thor Vol. 6 (2020) #32: Doctor Doom continues talking with the imprisoned Hela, this time about how humans claim to be independent thinkers that think freely due to their sapience, only to enslave themselves to various algorithms, be they societal norms or religions. When Hela remains defiant, Doom casually threatens to burn the soul of Karnilla, her wife, to make her talk. It works.

An unknown amount of time later, Doom is shown using the information coerced from Hela to conduct a spell, continuing it even as Hela questions his goals. When she asks if he wishes to become a God, he replies:

I do not need worship. I am Doom. Doom does not need to be a God.

Instead, his goal is to remove all free will, for he believes that the gods only gave mankind free will so that man would worship them, calling it "the most selfish mistake in history". When Hela snaps back that he still wants the power of a god, he responds that he wants that power only to save mankind. For he will sacrifice the dead to save the living, and succeed where Bor failed.
ok 6
Next up we have Thor Vol. 6 (2020) #33, which opens by talking about magic and stating that Doom knows all magic comes with a cost yet he still continues with his magic rituals, for recreating the world comes at a heavy price. As he continues his spells, we see that his mind-controlled servants are literally burning up souls to turn into fuel, and the narration points out that it could be argued that he is no different from generals or kings sacrificing the lives of others to further their goals. When a horrified Hela tries getting him to stop by pointing out that the Asgardians are coming for him, he calmly disagrees. After all, Bor's vault is now unlocked. The world will change. It is only a matter of time.

When Thor tries stopping him, Doom speaks to Thor through a Doombot as he first has his mind-controlled servants fire on Thor, and when this fails he simply calls Thor a celebrity and a hero instead of a God, before ordering his servants to run off a cliff to their deaths with one order: "Run".

Telling Thor to save them if he's such a hero, Doom states that he takes no pleasure in risking the lives of so many, and that he hopes Thor proves his calculations wrong by saving them.

When Thor decides that the best way to stop them from dying is to attack Doom himself, calling Doom a coward, Doom simply notes that Thor's inaction proves him the real coward, before taking advantage of Thor being distracted to flee.
8

In the following issue, we get a flashback showing how Doom ended up defeating Hela. We see Doom hovering in the air, arms crossed as he quietly watches Nidhogg, a massive dragon who Doom turned into a cyborg, overpower Hela's army. When Hela remarks that she refuses to lose everything to a man, he responds: "Not a man, Hela. Doom."

Later, after travelling through time while thinking about one of Hela's remarks, he comes across Thanos about to kill an infant Hela as a sacrifice meant to invoke the end of all life in the universe. When Thanos remarks that he has no qualm with Doom, Doom simply responds that Thanos is the lucky one in that regard. He then states that Thanos' desire to wipe out all life in the universe through murdering Hela, especially when Thanos has the power of all creation, the very essence of life, in his hands, "speaks to a deficient imagination".

Thanos responds that humanity is incapable of saving itself, but Doom remarks that he himself can and will change humanity, and when Thanos still tries killing baby Hela, Doctor Doom immediately blocks the killing blow, even through the pain. He then takes Baby Hela in his arms to protect her as Thor and Thanos fight, and when a defeated Thanos drags Doom with him into the time portal, Doom saves Baby Hela by tossing her away from the time portal as he mocks Thanos for not knowing the baby's identity:

"Your ignorance is remarkable, Thanos."
ok this is some heavy feats so +15


This post has been updated, Hecky, so you'll have to read all of it. Sorry about that.
It was some cool feats unironically so +60 fair


How could I forget how, in Secret Wars #8, we see God Emperor Doom disposing of an attacker with but a gesture, before Thanos (the leader of the invasion against Doom) appears before him. The two calmly state the other's name, before Doom calmly asks what the purpose of Thanos's invasion was? Destruction? Power? He then offers to crown Thanos Lord of the Waste as a sign of goodwill, only for Thanos to interrupt him. Thanos then remarks how, when the Infinity Gauntlet gave him godlike power similar to Doom's, he ruled over creation as a God would, not as a man would.

Doom ponders this before casually asking if Thanos has the Infinity Gauntlet with him now. Thanos remarks that he does not, for he is Thanos, and that would be enough. Doom responds by impaling Thanos, and ripping out his spine and head in one fell swoop before responding:

"That appears...untrue."

He then turns to Annihilus, who is now understandably less willing to fight against Doom, before stating that he is owed penance for this indulgence. He orders Annihilus to find the invading heretics...and devour them.
Ok just for infamous feat +10

From Secret Wars #2:

We begin with the Thor Corps kneeling in honor of their initially-unknown God...who turns out to be Doom himself, for Doom is the lord of the new remaining universe(s), and the Thors of the Thor Corps keep his peace. It is then stated that, in the wake of multiversal destruction that wiped out nearly everything, Doom is the messiah, and is no longer Doctor Doom but God Emperor Doom. In the story of this cosmology there was initially nothing, followed by everything, and then swirling stars, for God Doom created the light.

We then cut to a trial taking place where Brian Braddock accuses Mr. Sinister of slandering his wife, with Doom sitting on his throne, a throne that is stated to be Yggdrasil the World Tree itself, looking down at both parties as Sheriff Strange and Doom's family surround the throne. During the majority of the trial, Doom is silent and simply looks down from his throne, but when Sinister gains the upper hand in a dual against Braddock, Doom blocks a killing blow. He then makes one statement:

"All of you...on your knees."

Everyone besides his wife and daughter kneels instantly. Doom then remarks that he cares little for their petty squabbles, but since he has saved Brian Braddock's life he owes Doom a favor, no? He then asks Braddock what he knows about a hidden citadel of rebels in Braddock's sovereign kingdom of Higher Avalon, and of the rebels against Doom that have whispered the name "Braddock", and states that Braddock will tell him now. When Braddock does not know, Doom responds that Higher Avalon is Braddock's full domain, so should Braddock not know everything that happens in his kingdom? If not, then of what use is Lord Braddock? Doom then states that Braddock has been declared Doomed, and that his eyes, ears, hands, and feet are all forfeit.

When Brian Braddock's older bother James intervenes and states that the rebels were referring to him, not his younger brother, then Sheriff Strange orders his arrest-

THOOM!

With one slammed fist, Doom notes his discontent at such a light punishment. After all, a rebellious baron is a cancer that cannot be allowed to survive, and as such Doom demands his entire family to be publicly punished. That is, until his wife Susan Storm intervenes, putting her hand on her shoulder as she tells him to choose mercy. Softly responding "of course" as he puts his hand over his beloved's, Doom elevates Brian Braddock from a Lord to a Baron of Higher Avalon, before ordering Mister Sinister whipped for his slander of Brian Braddock's pregnant wife and for James to be removed from his sight. When James thanks Doom for his mercy, Doom responds:

"The mercy was for the innocent. I have none for you, Braddock...you get the Shield."
+20

As we wait for Hecky...

In Blood Hunt: Black Panther #2, Shuri is trying to negotiate with Doctor Doom to save her Wakandan subjects from the global vampire invasion, only for Doom to note that her brother is missing. This concerns Doom since, as he notes, Wakandans are not known to leave loose ends. When Shuri tries downplaying the situation and saying that Wakanda is a "free nation", Doom responds:

How free is it if the elite of your land seek Doom's assistance to escape it? It suggests that to be beholden to a king is preferable to a small existence plagued by demons, no? Is Latveria not the true free nation? Doom's people have no fear of the darkness! Yet Wakanda cowers beneath a provisional construct to beg Doom for protection. Protection that your hastily cobbled artificial sun fails to adequately provide.

Shuri even concedes that Latveria has done a much better job at preventing a vampire invasion, only for Doom to get serious and point out that he will not allow Wakanda to cause a refugee crisis in Latveria if it would lead to complications regarding the missing T'Challa, and firmly declares the negotiations concluded.

(Note that during the first half of this conversation, Doom is using his right arm in a way to casually indicate his condescension towards Shuri and his left one to hold his wine chalice as it's refilled by his butler/servant, because he's Doom)
+10?
From Secret Wars #3: The cover has God Emperor Doom embracing his queen Susan, before we cut to him sitting on his Yggdrasil throne as he listens to Sheriff Strange list various criminal activities and other new developments. He listens, before stopping Strange and asking him why he bothers with such minor issues and banal concerns. They talk, with Doom affirming that the two of them together have faced danger as a duo before and that together they can continue overcoming the troubles within their kingdom. Their discussion turns into an argument, and when Strange remarks that he remembers how he could've been God instead of Doom, Doom simply replies that he remembers that Strange did not want to be God. The two chat a bit more, before Doom assures Strange that he has "the trust of an all-powerful God...the full favor of Doom".

Later, at Castle Doom, we learn about the "Disquiet Heart of God". Emperor Doom approaches his wife, Susan, at one of their palace balconies, informing her of ancient tales of men building great structures as tall as possible in order to reach God himself. He and his queen chat, before they come to the subject of "The Man in the Sun", who turns out to be Johnny Storm. When Storm had defied Doom in the past, the latter said that he would have struck the pyrokinetic down or banished him beyond "The Shield", but Susan Storm chose a...better punishment: Turning her own brother into the very sun that illuminates Battleworld. When Susan and Doom both note that some of their subjects worship "the man in the sun", Doom responds that it is no small thing to be worshipped.
+10 again

From Blood Hunt #1: A pair of poor humans is running from vampires as the world is covered in darkness and are so desperate they decide to cross into Latveria, only for the vampires who are chasing them to burn into dust. We then cut into Doctor Doom, with Latveria's artificial sun shining brightly in the background, looking down from his castle perch and confirming that Latveria's borders are secure (meaning vampire-proof). He then orders for his new subjects to be tended to. After all, loyalty stems from gratitude.
um +5 maybe

Credit to Tony:

The Legend of Sparda... has been inhereted by his son. The Demon Slayer, Dante! does a cool introduction and entrance, shooting demons left and right as he falls head first. Aura farms the whole way and flips at the end to land in a cool pose on his feet, as the demons he killed drop down around him. Saves the stolen item, protects the fine lady, scares her briefly when shoots a demon that was coming from behind her. He greets her with a simple "you called?" Special note for this moment, the pose, the aura.

After a quick chat with the hot babe of this game he decided to visit her town but does so in so much style, climbs the biggest ass tower in existence to literally farm aura in a way not even Piccolo has do.

Not even that, literally a second later when Dante is done aura farming he literally jumps and aura farms all the way down to end it with his own version of a hero landing, my God he is so cool.

Later he arrives to Lucia's place and stands there showing the fit and lets be honest his fit in this game is the best in the series he had all reason to show off.

But some bum tries to take aura from him destroying the house with an explosion, but they underestimated Dante who never loses aura and saves Lucia while showing off the fit again and in a cool moment.

Mind you this all started because Matier wasn't sure Lucia could handle all the evil so they called THE Son of Sparda.

Later on Dante finds a bike and dear lord just look at it. Dante only got it to aura farm, jump over chasms and look cool, he moves faster than that by just walking but he has to aura farm.

Remember I talked about him jumping from buildings and aura farming? He does it again, this guy aura farms as a natural reflex

ONE of the coolest scenes in DMC 2, a demon who is a literal city burst out of a building and tries to confront Dante. His response? To look as cool as possible while styling on this fodder.

Arius escapes from Dante leaving a demon behind, thinking it will be enough. It's not even close. Gets cooked and we get one of those cool shots of Dante, he aura farms on his enemies to the last second.


This refers to his father Sparda, a legendary dark knight who singlehandedly fought the entire demon world and won, sealed the demon world and all the worst demons away, and is still the greatest hero and legend of humanity to the modern day, 2,000 years later. That note is referring to Dante having surpassed him.
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This post has been updated, Hecky, so you'll have to read all of it. Sorry about that.
+30 fair

112 - 83
 
It was some cool feats unironically so +60 fair

+30 fair
You gave pretty much the same posts with less detail and glazing 100 and 73 respectively before. What's going on?


Also, I posted this one too.
 
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You gave pretty much the same posts with less detail and glazing 100 and 73 respectively before. What's going on?

either the glazing made you lose points or not even cheating Doom could win the rematch lmfaooooo
 
either the glazing made you lose points or not even cheating Doom could win the rematch lmfaooooo
Well last time Hecky gave Dante's crew some multipliers and whatnot

+2


obv


+12



call Doom slayer @Netoriman




ok 6

8


ok this is some heavy feats so +15



It was some cool feats unironically so +60 fair



Ok just for infamous feat +10


+20


+10?

+10 again


um +5 maybe


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+30 fair

112 - 83
Oh damn I might be in trouble unless I get serious.
 
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