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Brightburn vs The Overseer
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Pretty sure Brandon just range spams him to death
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Still he would likely wreck David physically. Also he can flyout of David's range if need be.
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David is a much better fighter, as well as at the very least being physically comparable
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So is Brandon though, who arguably shows higher feats. Also David's experience, while is decent, isn't against anyone really like BB. Sure the beast is strong, but he doesn't have the abilities or stats of BB.
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I'm unsure of busting a Cement Pillar is comparable to being much stronger then when you tanked a train crash with Zero Broken bones.
Beast is also not a complete mentally deranged child, IE Brandon
Beast is also not a complete mentally deranged child, IE Brandon
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@Schnee Unless he was directly hit by a train, there are normal, non superhuman people irl who have done the same
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The train feat has a lot of unknown factors to it, also tanking a crash is hard to calc due it being unknown what necessarily happened. Stranger things have been survived in real life with no injury. That is likely not the case here but it is just showing how that "feat" is hard to quantify.Schnee One said:
The beast isn't a skilled fighter either though, doesn't have flight or heat vision, etc.
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Wait what?WeeklyBattles said:
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The train feat has a lot of unknown factors to it, also tanking a crash is hard to calc due it being unknown what necessarily happened. Stranger things have been survived in real life with no injury. That is likely not the case here but it is just showing how that "feat" is hard to quantify.
The beast isn't a skilled fighter either though, doesn't have flight or heat vision, etc.
While not skilled per say, Beast is a lot more intelligent then this.
In the first scene we see him against David, he uses his feat to perch himself off the pillar behind him and use it as leverage, along with climbing walls to get the drop on his opponent.
The train wasn't calced anyway and is assumed to be baseline.
The beast isn't a skilled fighter either though, doesn't have flight or heat vision, etc.
While not skilled per say, Beast is a lot more intelligent then this.
In the first scene we see him against David, he uses his feat to perch himself off the pillar behind him and use it as leverage, along with climbing walls to get the drop on his opponent.
The train wasn't calced anyway and is assumed to be baseline.
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Real people irl have survived being in train crashes, plane crashes, etc and walked away
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I wanna see that.
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With one where someone survives with no broken bones
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That's kinda my point.
That's kinda my point.
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I never said it was
I just said the feat is baseline.
I just said the feat is baseline.
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Going Brandon via superior mobility in this fight, superior abilities in general, arguably higher stats, and can likely take whatever David does to him. Also BB could just fly into the sky and drop David. Might not kill him but will hurt...a lot.
"While not skilled per say, Beast is a lot more intelligent then this. In the first scene we see him against David, he uses his feet to perch himself off the pillar behind him and use it as leverage, along with climbing walls to get the drop on his opponent." Basic fighting knowledge and using walls...."a lot more intelligent".
"While not skilled per say, Beast is a lot more intelligent then this. In the first scene we see him against David, he uses his feet to perch himself off the pillar behind him and use it as leverage, along with climbing walls to get the drop on his opponent." Basic fighting knowledge and using walls...."a lot more intelligent".
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Plus im pretty sure if Brandon sees that his opponent can match him physically he'd opt to use his laser vision, he's homicidal not stupid
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How much would a sky drop hurt? Because even a fall from space is within wall level.
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I know, hence might not kill him.Cropfist said:
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That says the feat is building levelCropfist said:
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Oh didn't correctly load last time. Still my comment above that still stands.
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Bump
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Personally I think that this battle might be inconclusive, they both have similar attack potency, and even though Brandon has the range advantage via Laser beams, at the same time those same beams took a considerable amount of time(around 7 seconds) to even blast a hole through a mans skull, so it's debatable if it could even harm David, as well as Brandons possible trump card, dropping David from the atmosphere, might not even kill David either because we don't know the full extent of his durability, since the train crash feat can't be calculated.
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We already said the train feat can't really be calced, the drop might not kill DD, but it will hurt. Same with the heat vision. Once DD starts wailing on him in close range, BB will move back and use flight and heat vision. Keyword being "Heat". Sure the damage may not cause to much deep damage of the bat, but it will burn.Lacku said:
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Sure but there are so many unknown variables that it likely will be inaccurate.
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Now that you bring up the heat of the blast, is it possible the blast would even pierce Davids skin? We've never really seen the Overseer deal with temperature before, the only times I can think of are when David (when he was around 18/19) saved Audrey from nearly dying in a car that was on fire, during this scene he didn't react to the fire or the smoke coming from it but that's not a very good example, the only other example of Overseer dealing with temp. is the end of Unbreakable when he's thrown into a swimming pool at night during a storm, after he got out he didn't really seem to react to the freezing temp. that he should be feeling at that moment, and a day later he's fine, but trying to justify whether or not David can survive the blast with these two examples are a bit of a reach.HeadlessKramerGeoff777 said:
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I mean, imo those are different levels of heat
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The heat of fire and the heat of a shotgun blast isnt even close to the heat of Brandon's heat vision which can melt steel
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Yeah very true, I'm just trying to see all the times the Eastrail trilogy characters dealt with heat before, because in the series everything is meant to be realistic, so trying to find times when the characters dealt with steel melting levels of heat or even trying to argue whether David could deal with fighters that can fly when his universe would never have such a thing or was made to is hard.
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