It's time. It's finally time!! Marvel's "Strongest there is!" Vs DC's "Ultimate".

Both have power levels that are off the charts but there can be only one.

https://www.youtube.com/shared?ci=yD2Kufc771E

And the obvious one won, honestly that is why I found Doomsday to be so awful in the DCU.

WOOOOO! Finished it. I need a cigarette!!
It could only have ended one way.

Knew from the start who'd be the winner. Good video and description.

I knew so-and-so was going to win, ever since they announced the challengers. After hearing he was pretty much impossible to kill, the fight was already decided.

I'll only watch if Doomsday wins. But how will I know without watching?

Eh I dunno felt kinda lazy. Worldbreaker Hulk prob destroy Doomsday.

I will always hate "infinite power" or unkillable heroes and villains. It's just cheap-ass writing.

Always makes me think of the role-playing chat-rooms that were popular back on AOL. You'd end up with like three or four Goku characters being played by prepubescent boys who'd stay in god-mode constantly.

I like em. It makes the heroes/writers more creative when they have to come up with ways to defeat them. The regular stories are good but I love when heavy hitters come along.

ah, man forgot to watch this, Doomsday wins right? Anywho... DC vs Marvel things are usually weird, DC characters are god like beings, so their villains are too.

Some of my favourite concepts in comics are 3 things, actual comic AI (because there are so many variations on it very few which are actual AI), the down trodden hero/villain but betters themselves and proves people wrong (Toad) and the idea of potential exponential power growth. The latter coming my love of Alan Moore's Captain Britain run (shock I know). It's the idea that giving either bad or good influences, a person can grow beyond what they can handle or get to the point where everyone else is made redundent. The heroes have to do either horrible or questionable things to defeat them. The end of Bendis pretty poor Uncanny X-men run was similar to this (weirdly when I started to enjoy it he ended and left the X-men in a worse state) with the Matthew Malloy story. Can give for good story telling because it's not a straight up fight, sometimes they have to think outside the box.