Goro
Kintaro
Motaro
vs
E Honda
Zangief
Blanka
T Hawk
Sagat
Goro
Kintaro
Motaro
vs
E Honda
Zangief
Blanka
T Hawk
Sagat
THE SUB-MARINER 4EVER!!!
DEATH TO NAMOR!!!
Since I am pretty much sure none of these guys have any feats in-game, we'll be using comic versions, I guess? Or composite? Goro had a less-than-stellar showing in the movie, for instance. There have been a few SF animes, but they usually focus around Ryu and Ken, don't they?
Zangief wrestled bears in a tornado.
That's all I got
The MK crew are probably about as all over the place for feats as the SF crew, due to numerous different versions existing across various media.
Canonically, the normal human fighters of the MKverse are capable of taking down the Shokan and Centaur, so I don't see them just stomping the SF crew. However, in at least one of the comics, Goro was supposedly whooping the shit out of the human fighters of the first game, with only Raiden being able to stand up to him in combat. In the same universe, Kintaro wasn't too far behind in terms of power, but was overshadowed by Goro. But, that's a rather obscure comic.
Eh, none of the three MK guys have been sickenly overpowered like some versions of Akuma, so facing five of the stronger SF fighters at once, they should be able to take it. If nothing else, Blanka can probably keep one of them busy while the SF double up on the remaining to so as to better their odds.
It's a lie! My pants were off the entire time!
Couldn't the Shokans' and Motaro's jobbing to the Earthrealm warriors, be blamed on plot induced stupidity? I don't know about the comics, but the movie seems to present Goro as all brute force and no brain (taking a ludicrous sucker punch from Cage), while the in-game storyline has gone on to establish him as a cunning fighter and an excellent military strategist.
Bloodlusted, I wonder how these three will fare.
'Stronger'? Blanka, Honda, and Zangief aren't exactly who I have in mind when I'm thinking of the higher-tier SF fighters. I think the only one of these 5 who has been canonically established to be champion material, is Sagat. I'd put Guile and Chun-Li before the remaining 4 guys in this bunch, because they all mainly rely on muscle rather than technique. So, 'stronger', physically, yes, but that would avail them little against the likes of Goro and Motaro. They're not very ranged, and at least two of them have fighting styles that highly depend on grapples. Close-ranging a Shokan is a no-no.Eh, none of the three MK guys have been sickenly overpowered like some versions of Akuma, so facing five of the stronger SF fighters at once, they should be able to take it. If nothing else, Blanka can probably keep one of them busy while the SF double up on the remaining to so as to better their odds.
Why is it jobbing? These are humans with magical and techno-enhanced powers. Plus, I doubt it was an easy fight. That sound, how strong, exactly, are these guys? I'm sure they can wrestle bears, but are they actually super-strong beyond their physiques?
Probably pretty well, and I figure they're already bloodlusted in character. I give the MK guys the majority, actually. I'm just saying its not beyond the realm of possibility for the SF crew to win.I don't know about the comics, but the movie seems to present Goro as all brute force and no brain (taking a ludicrous sucker punch from Cage), while the in-game storyline has gone on to establish him as a cunning fighter and an excellent military strategist. Bloodlusted, I wonder how these three will fare.
I meant stronger as in actual muscular strength. I figure Blanka can pounce on one of them and keep electrocuting him to keep him down, and if they are strong enough, the other four can pair off against the remaining two.'Stronger'? Blanka, Honda, and Zangief aren't exactly who I have in mind when I'm thinking of the higher-tier SF fighters. I think the only one of these 5 who has been canonically established to be champion material, is Sagat. I'd put Guile and Chun-Li before the remaining 4 guys in this bunch, because they all mainly rely on muscle rather than technique. So, 'stronger', physically, yes, but that would avail them little against the likes of Goro and Motaro. They're not very ranged, and at least two of them have fighting styles that highly depend on grapples. Close-ranging a Shokan is a no-no.
Of course, nothing's really stopping the Shokans from just blasting the SF group with fire breath over and over, so there is that.
It's a lie! My pants were off the entire time!
Oh, I was mainly referring to fights in the key of Johnny Cage v. Goro in the first movie. In that one, Goro doesn't land a finger on Cage, when he had previously been shown to be a very difficult opponent in his match against Cage's buddy. Greatest anticlimax in the film; he's taken out like an amateur.
In-game, Goro is shown casually pulverizing a stone pillar with a punch (the opening to MK: Shaolin Monks). Goro's ending in Deception, which is not canon, suggests that an army of Shokans can defeat an army of Tarkatans (Baraka's species) probably equal in number of troops.
I'm not sure if this is a strike against the Shokans, but in Shaolin Monks it's also implied that Kung Lao is powerful enough to rip Kintaro's arms off. There doesn't seem to be much in the way of durability feats for the Shokans.
I thought bloodlust in Rumbles referred to the character fighting to the best of their abilities, free from PIS and other circumstances, and not so much a literal lust for blood.Probably pretty well, and I figure they're already bloodlusted in character. I give the MK guys the majority, actually. I'm just saying its not beyond the realm of possibility for the SF crew to win.
Ah, I see.I meant stronger as in actual muscular strength. I figure Blanka can pounce on one of them and keep electrocuting him to keep him down, and if they are strong enough, the other four can pair off against the remaining two.
Of course, nothing's really stopping the Shokans from just blasting the SF group with fire breath over and over, so there is that.
But here, I wonder how Blanka could pounce without being punched in mid-air, caught in a grip, or intercepted by Kintaro's own stomping move. Beside Blanka and Sagat, none of these SF characters have ki attacks, so they're arguably less of a challenge than the magic/tech-enhanced MK characters that Goro & co. usually face. Honda may stand a chance because he has a greater range, with his flying headbutt move, and his Hundred Slaps.
Yeah, good luck with that against Motaro, who has automatic projectile deflection.
True, that was pretty weaksauce on Goro's part.
Ah, point. I played Shaolin Monks, but I forgot the pillar feat.In-game, Goro is shown casually pulverizing a stone pillar with a punch (the opening to MK: Shaolin Monks). Goro's ending in Deception, which is not canon, suggests that an army of Shokans can defeat an army of Tarkatans (Baraka's species) probably equal in number of troops.
I'm not sure if this is a strike against the Shokans, but in Shaolin Monks it's also implied that Kung Lao is powerful enough to rip Kintaro's arms off. There doesn't seem to be much in the way of durability feats for the Shokans.
That was a fatality move on Kung Lao's part, right? If so, those are always of dubious canon.
Well, the MK bosses seem like they wouldn't hold back in the first place, I meant, but yeah, no PIS either, so no lucky nut shots for the SF crew.I thought bloodlust in Rumbles referred to the character fighting to the best of their abilities, free from PIS and other circumstances, and not so much a literal lust for blood.
Point.Ah, I see.
But here, I wonder how Blanka could pounce without being punched in mid-air, caught in a grip, or intercepted by Kintaro's own stomping move. Beside Blanka and Sagat, none of these SF characters have ki attacks, so they're arguably less of a challenge than the magic/tech-enhanced MK characters that Goro & co. usually face.
It's a lie! My pants were off the entire time!
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