Venom (sony) vs Bendy (Batdr) To the death,

[Stressed_in_Motion]

On one side of the ring we have Sony's very own venom,

With his impressive feats including going head to head with carnage, breaking down buildings, moving at supersonic speeds, and being virtually invincible, this blobby mess is going to be hard to beat.

On the other side we have ink bendy

Although he might seem like ink and bones, he packs a punch. With his feats like teleporting, regenerating from ink, and demolishing ship ahoy Wilson, they aren't going to be a pushover

 

[Comiphorous]

You put an 8-C who usually goes with cqc

against a 9-B who has touch based corruption.

guess who wins in this situation?

 

[Stressed_in_Motion]

The page for Bendy hasn't even been updated for bendy and the dark revival, which included many new feats for him. That's why I specified in the name of the post, as with Bendy's new physiology, lifting strength, and transformations, it could complicate things a bit more.

But if it was default ink bendy, yes, venom would win.

 

[Comiphorous]

The page for Bendy hasn't even been updated for bendy and the dark revival, which included many new feats for him. That's why I specified in the name of the post, as with Bendy's new physiology, lifting strength, and transformations, it could complicate things a bit more.

But if it was default ink bendy, yes, venom would win.

What.

doesn't matter bendy and the dark revival CRT hasn't gone through yet (It's been worked on right now). he's still at 9-B, and thats accepted. he's getting better LS at best.

unfortunately, you were wrong about the conclusion. it's a stomp for Bendy, he has touch based corruption that ignores durability, and has Low-High regen making it impossible for Venom to put him down permanently, even if he one shots. Venom (even though he speed blitzes here) runs at bendy, punches at him, and gets corrupted into a sad ink puddle.

 

[Stressed_in_Motion]

unfortunately, you were wrong about the conclusion. it's a stomp for Bendy, he has touch based corruption that ignores durability, and has Low-High regen making it impossible for Venom to put him down permanently, even if he one shots. Venom (even though he speed blitzes here) runs at bendy, punches at him, and gets corrupted into a sad ink puddle.

oh, i didn't know what you where talking about since I am pretty new, so I assumed you meant that since bendy is superhuman and venom is urban, venom would win. But I see that in this case, hax are more important than base strength.

 

[Comiphorous]

oh, i didn't know what you where talking about since I am pretty knew, so I assumed you meant that since bendy is superhuman and venom is urban, venom would win. But I see that in this case, hax are more important than base strength.

Yeah... bendy weird as **** honestly. bro's one of those 9-B's you need to put a ranged fighter against to make it somewhat fair.

 

[Stressed_in_Motion]

Yeah... bendy weird as **** honestly. bro's one of those 9-B's you need to put a ranged fighter against to make it somewhat fair.

That's why I think video game characters are typically so much more powerful than you would otherwise think. If a character can kill you instantly, that means that somehow, they can destroy you in the blink of an eye. And if something auto spawns out of the floor, that means somehow they can teleport out of nowhere to wherever you are.

 

[Bendynoah10]

Where is the fight happening?

 

[Bendynoah10]

If it's in the studio Bendys ink manipulation would be at it's strongest but if this fight is somewhere where they both have no advantages I would see it harder for bendy to beat vemon

 

[Stressed_in_Motion]

If it's in the studio Bendys ink manipulation would be at it's strongest but if this fight is somewhere where they both have no advantages I would see it harder for bendy to beat vemon

It takes place in the studio, but in a section where there is a limited amount of ink present.

 

[Bendynoah10]

K

 

[Bendynoah10]

I can see bendy being speed blitzed in this fight making it harder for bendy to land a hit

 

[Bendynoah10]

I would say bendy would be able to land a hit as beast bendy because of his size but that is quite debatable

 

[It_is_i_wyatt]

bendy doesnt even need to hit venom, he just has to let venom hit him

 

[Bendynoah10]

Ya you're right if venom does touch bendy it won't end well

 

[Corin211]

The beginning of Bendy and the Dark Revival explained; that The Dark Puddle (Also known as "The Ink",) which contains a dimensional realm inside it. This dimensional realm contains a large city, also known as Lost City, Lost City It has multiple suburbs, connected via the subway Where Audrey mostly explores the section of the Lost City known as "Little Heck." These streets were designed for Gent employees to see movies, eat food, and sleep while off the job.

- We're talking about a 8-C super villon.

- We're talking about a 7-B ink demon.

The winner shouldn't be all that surprising.

 

[It_is_i_wyatt]

The beginning of Bendy and the Dark Revival explained; that The Dark Puddle (Also known as "The Ink",) which contains a dimensional realm inside it. This dimensional realm contains a large city, also known as Lost City, Lost City It has multiple suburbs, connected via the subway Where Audrey mostly explores the section of the Lost City known as "Little Heck." These streets were designed for Gent employees to see movies, eat food, and sleep while off the job.

- We're talking about a 8-C super villon.

- We're talking about a 7-B ink demon.

The winner shouldn't be all that surprising.

1. thats not accepted on our bendy profile right now

2. why would be bendy even scale to that, did he create it?

3. needs a calc, probably is 7-B if not higher but still

 

[Bendynoah10]

How does a small city that is in the studio make bendy 7-B

 

[Corin211]

How does a small city that is in the studio make bendy 7-B

Um, you mean a large city inside The Ink Realm? ― On normal acquisitions Ink Manipulation wouldn't make someone/something 7-B. However, when that Ink contains a large city inside it, that's a different scenario. (Fun fact, the main setting of Bendy and the Dark Revival is a dimensional realm within The Ink.)
See for yourself here.

 

[Corin211]

I've even seen a moon inside The Ink Realm also.




• However, I didn't count this as 5-C, considering that moon is alive and there isn't enough evidence to prove that it's an actual moon. (See for yourself.)

 

[Bendynoah10]

There is no proof that bendy him self made the area and Joey said him self that he made it with the machine

 

[Bendynoah10]

Alsk the statements of the realm being his is most likely referring to his authority

 

[ShockingPsychic]

Joey used the Ink Machine to create the Cycle/Dark Puddle. It contains its own space-time.

The Ink Machine is Low 2-C.

Bendy does not scale in any way, shape, or form.

 

[Corin211]

No, Joey Drew explained The Ink Machine created The Cycle/Ink Realm. (This being The Ink Machine inside The Real World.)

- While The Ink Demon can manipulate The Ink ― Which contains The Cycle within it.

 

[ShockingPsychic]

The Cycle contains ink that Bendy can manipulate, not the other way around. The ink itself isn't Low 2-C, only the machine it was created by.

 

[Corin211]

The Cycle contains ink that Bendy can manipulate, not the other way around. The ink itself isn't Low 2-C, only the machine it was created by.

It's already confirmed that the ink also exists outside The Cycle, shown from the beginning of Bendy and the Dark Revival Audrey and Wilson can only enter the The Cycle when being sucked into the ink. The only way we've seen anybody enter The Cycle is from being sucked into the ink. As that's also
how both Buddy and Bill entered the world in the books, after dying in the hands of Bendy, who then floods the studios with ink to suck them into it, which then they enter The Cycle. Which would be 7-B not 2-C as it contains a city inside it.

 

[ShockingPsychic]

Yes. The ink exists in the Cycle and also in the real world, same with the Ink Machine. However, Bendy doesn't scale to this, only the Ink Machine does. As the Cycle is a universe, it would be Low 2-C, nevermind the city inside of it.

This isn't even relevant to the thread anyway, the current profile is outdated and is currently getting revised. He'll (hopefully) get above baseline 9-B, but will lose his corruption.

 

[Corin211]

Yep. As Bendy can manipulate the ink which is where the cycle takes place It's safe to say he would scale to this. While The cycle isn't a universe; hopefully it will be confirmed to be a universe however, as of right now it is a realm within the ink. (You could even say it's a pocket dimension on a timeloop.)

 

[ShockingPsychic]

The Cycle is a universe. It exists "removed from the march of time", while containing its own space and time. It's referred to as its own "world" several times. It'd take me a while to find it, but Allison says something along the lines of "This is the Ink Demon's world, but even he must obey its rules". This means he had authority in this world, but can't warp it as he wishes.

The Cycle is an alternate universe which is accessed through the ink. The ink serves as a "portal" into the Cycle, it doesn't literally contain the entire Cycle inside of itself. Not to mention that ink is within the Cycle itself, and this ink is what Bendy can manipulate.

Bendy cannot create, destroy, or alter the Cycle. He can reset it, but this is Time Manipulation, not AP. There is no reason to scale Bendy to the Ink Machine/cosmology.

 

[Corin211]

A world and a universe are two different things, nobody ever mentioned that it exists "outside of space and time". In Dreams Come to Life Bendy can flood the ink outside the real world, and still having the shadow aura that surrounds him. You would think the ink works as a portal however, according to the books, the reason why The Cycle is called "The Ink Realm" is because its world that exist in the ink (it's a realm of the ink.)

 

[ShockingPsychic]

A world and a universe are two different things, nobody ever mentioned that it exists "outside of space and time".

Click that link. "Removed from the march of time" and "exists outside of time" are synonymous in this context. This is supported by Bendy only resetting time within the Cycle. Space comes for free here, as obviously the Cycle contains physical matter.

While "world" can have different meanings, the evidence supports this word being synonymous with "universe" more than anything else. The Cycle has its own time and space, separate from the real world's time and space.

In Dreams Come to Life Bendy can flood the ink outside the real world,

He can already exist in the real world. This is shown in the first book and the final scene of Dark Revival. Audrey can enter and leave when the Cycle is reset, why would Bendy be any different? Still doesn't apply to tier.

like flooding the ink and still having the shadow area that surrounds him. You would think the ink works as a portal however, according to the books, the reason why The Cycle is called "The Ink Realm" is because its world that exist in the ink (it's a realm of the ink.)

The ink acting as a portal makes much more sense than the ink physically containing the Cycle. We already know the ink has portal-making properties (Sammy's symbol, Henry's death scenes, Audrey entering and exiting via the ink/End reel), so why would this be any different?

 

[Corin211]

Click that link. "Removed from the march of time" and "exists outside of time" are synonymous in this context. This is supported by Bendy only resetting time within the Cycle. Space comes for free here, as obviously the Cycle contains physical matter.

While "world" can have different meanings, the evidence supports this word being synonymous with "universe" more than anything else. The Cycle has its own time and space, separate from the real world's time and space.


He can already exist in the real world. This is shown in the first book and the final scene of Dark Revival. Audrey can enter and leave when the Cycle is reset, why would Bendy be any different? Still doesn't apply to tier.


The ink acting as a portal makes much more sense than the ink physically containing the Cycle. We already know the ink has portal-making properties (Sammy's symbol, Henry's death scenes, Audrey entering and exiting via the ink/End reel), so why would this be any different?

"Removed from the march of time" and "exists outside of time" being a universe depends on the circumstances. (This simply isn't enough evidence to suggest that The Cycle is an alternative universe.) As there are plenty of pocket dimensions that follow these same physics. And considering the ink is physically containing the Cycle, as the name "Ink Realm" itself describes this. would be city level at best. The Ink Demon killed Buddy when the cycle still existent, and never was the last reel played then. (Or simply nothing supporting this.)

 

[Corin211]

The only character that can affect The Cycle is "The Master" which a someone where barely about, Wilson explained reality of the The Cycle is guided from The Masters pen but reminds us that The Cycle needs control and made safe first, before bringing the living-cartoons from The Cycle into the Real World. All this matches Audrey's description, according to her statements at the end of the game she can control the cycle and uses that power to make it more barrable for her friends, she even manages to bring Bendy into the real world. (Seemly having control over the cycle from The Real World.)

And the Bendy Cartoons being "written and directed" by Joey Drew himself. (Which are canon to the crack up comics were actually said be a universe.) Which isn't theoretically a universe like the cycle. Everything else wall level, building level to city level.

 

[Corin211]

Also, Bendy doesn't use time manipulation either.

 

[ShockingPsychic]

He very explicitly does.

"If you get him to look at something very specific, he will reset everything." (1:42)

 

[Corin211]

Oh

 

[Corin211]

Actually, I think he means "The End" resets everything. Why would Bendy reset the cycle when he's hole objective was to prevent that from happening in the first place? (It wouldn't make since.)

 

[ShockingPsychic]

Henry specifically says "he", not "it". It's an involuntary power that is activated upon him seeing The End, thus why he tries to stop us from getting to it at the end of the game. The entire final act relies on this being the case -- Audrey has to bring Bendy to The End in order to reset the Cycle. Just playing it isn't enough, Bendy has to see it.

 

[Corin211]

The sub tittles say "it" not "he".

 

[ShockingPsychic]

Yeah, nvm, it does say "it" in that specific instance. That's what I get for watching in 240p lol

Does still say "The Ink Demon himself is the key" and "if you can get him to look at something very specific" though. Time reset can't happen without the Ink Demon triggering it. Can probably still be listed as "Limited Time Manipulation with The End (Will reset time upon viewing the reel of film titled "The End")"