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Post by Stoney3K on Oct 5, 2007 16:04:10 GMT 1
Actually, Godzilla càn survive in space (he even walks on a moon with no atmosphere in Monster Zero), and underwater (where he sleeps). There's very little that can harm Big G, except an American remake.... ;D Probably, but he can't warp, so running for him is the easy way out. But he won't survive a full spread of photon torpedoes either. |
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Post by Toyzilla on Oct 6, 2007 13:20:23 GMT 1
Actually, Godzilla càn survive in space (he even walks on a moon with no atmosphere in Monster Zero), and underwater (where he sleeps). There's very little that can harm Big G, except an American remake.... ;D Probably, but he can't warp, so running for him is the easy way out. But he won't survive a full spread of photon torpedoes either. Agreed, Godzilla can't go to warp. But photon torpedoes, hm, are they an equivalent to a nuclear blast? Because that is like flies to the Big G! He also has a selfrepairing genome in his cells, meaning he can recuperate (cell by cell) from any attack. In his 28 movies he has survived direct hits from nuclear bombs and just shrugged them off. So all you can do, guys, is run away really really fast at warp speed. Which still makes Godzilla...my hero! ;D Join us again for another exciting round of Godzilla versus everyone!!! |
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Post by Stoney3K on Oct 6, 2007 21:16:59 GMT 1
Agreed, Godzilla can't go to warp. But photon torpedoes, hm, are they an equivalent to a nuclear blast? Because that is like flies to the Big G! He also has a selfrepairing genome in his cells, meaning he can recuperate (cell by cell) from any attack. In his 28 movies he has survived direct hits from nuclear bombs and just shrugged them off. So all you can do, guys, is run away really really fast at warp speed. Which still makes Godzilla...my hero! ;D Join us again for another exciting round of Godzilla versus everyone!!! Nuclear blasts aren't even CLOSE to photon torpedo explosions. Think about a scale 1000 to a million bigger in energy density (we could better be talking dB's here, easier!). And if that doesn't splatter him all over the nearest asteroid, we have tri-kobalt devices which are strong enough to destroy a small moon. And if we want to, Section 31 will probably have bigger guns than that if we need them.  |
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Post by Kolonel Oneill on Oct 6, 2007 22:02:36 GMT 1
And don't forget the good old Phasers ;D |
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Post by Toyzilla on Oct 7, 2007 15:10:51 GMT 1
Agreed, Godzilla can't go to warp. But photon torpedoes, hm, are they an equivalent to a nuclear blast? Because that is like flies to the Big G! He also has a selfrepairing genome in his cells, meaning he can recuperate (cell by cell) from any attack. In his 28 movies he has survived direct hits from nuclear bombs and just shrugged them off. So all you can do, guys, is run away really really fast at warp speed. Which still makes Godzilla...my hero! ;D Join us again for another exciting round of Godzilla versus everyone!!! Nuclear blasts aren't even CLOSE to photon torpedo explosions. Think about a scale 1000 to a million bigger in energy density (we could better be talking dB's here, easier!). And if that doesn't splatter him all over the nearest asteroid, we have tri-kobalt devices which are strong enough to destroy a small moon. And if we want to, Section 31 will probably have bigger guns than that if we need them. I never suspected this forum to have actual nuclear scientists participating. Wow!  Captain's log, stardate 89150: we are on a peaceful mission to Gamma Hydra VI. No wait, we have tri-kobalt devices strong enough to destroy a moon! Let's nuke the (DELETED)!!! Ah, I do love a good old peaceful mission.... ;D Chill, dudes, it's only a movie... |
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Post by luminaraunduli on Oct 7, 2007 15:16:08 GMT 1
Nuclear blasts aren't even CLOSE to photon torpedo explosions. Think about a scale 1000 to a million bigger in energy density (we could better be talking dB's here, easier!). And if that doesn't splatter him all over the nearest asteroid, we have tri-kobalt devices which are strong enough to destroy a small moon. And if we want to, Section 31 will probably have bigger guns than that if we need them. I never suspected this forum to have actual nuclear scientists participating. Wow! Captain's log, stardate 89150: we are on a peaceful mission to Gamma Hydra VI. No wait, we have tri-kobalt devices strong enough to destroy a moon! Let's nuke the (DELETED)!!! Ah, I do love a good old peaceful mission.... ;D Chill, dudes, it's only a movie... LOL and than to know the Death Star can destroy a whole planet and the Sun Crusher a whole system!!  ;D Yep, the Trek fans and Godzilla would be hopeless.  ;D |
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Post by Stoney3K on Oct 7, 2007 15:27:27 GMT 1
LOL and than to know the Death Star can destroy a whole planet and the Sun Crusher a whole system!! ;D Yep, the Trek fans and Godzilla would be hopeless. ;D We have our tricks of doing that as well. (Like collapsing wormholes, singularities and such. Those things SUCK!). But most of the time we have little use for such brutalities. Killing people is far less effective than extracting information from them (even if that proves fatal in the process). Yes, even Starfleet has its backwater Black Ops. And that's way cooler than 'seek out new life...', I mean, that story's starting to get old. |
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Post by Toyzilla on Oct 7, 2007 19:43:28 GMT 1
[quote But most of the time we have little use for such brutalities. Killing people is far less effective than extracting information from them (even if that proves fatal in the process). Yes, even Starfleet has its backwater Black Ops. And that's way cooler than 'seek out new life...', I mean, that story's starting to get old. [/quote] As a "vintage" Star Trek fan (since 1971), and having followed all series and novels, you don't know how that sends shivers down my spine. And I don't mean that in a good way. I think I'll "retire" from this thread, thank you very much. I'll leave appetite for torture to the Cardassians. |
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Post by KillingRaptor on Oct 7, 2007 20:33:22 GMT 1
Agreed that Godzilla won't probably survive the Death Star and that kind of stuff, but still he's one of my favorite movie monsters ever. ^^
And I love the battle in Final Wars between Japanese and American Godzilla.
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Post by Stoney3K on Oct 8, 2007 12:23:56 GMT 1
As a "vintage" Star Trek fan (since 1971), and having followed all series and novels, you don't know how that sends shivers down my spine. And I don't mean that in a good way. I think I'll "retire" from this thread, thank you very much. I'll leave appetite for torture to the Cardassians. The problem is, that the regular Star Trek story (as seen in TOS and TNG) has been done over and over, and even though I'm a fan of that as well, it started to lack excitement and character development by the time Voyager came across. Nemesis was the big 'show stopper' for me, since it was essentially a big battle film with no ovbious story and characters/factions that were out of proportion. The politics were gone (politics is what made DS9 and TNG strong shows) and it focused purely on the raw action. I'm not saying we should do a show focused on such things. But I do think it should stay involved 'behind the scenes' as Starfleet is a military organisation (like it or not) and defense is one of its core tasks. It too has an Intelligence department and even Section 31 is canon. So there is definitely some 'dirty work' going on behind the scenes, and that only makes it more interesting. The current market is moving away from the 'ships and gadgets' and moving towards SF as a means to tell a story. And telling a story is all about keeping the audience on their edge. |
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Post by Steven on Oct 9, 2007 14:51:41 GMT 1
Aren't there more original "who would win in a fight between ..." we can wome up with? Such as:
- Han Solo and Indiana Jones ?
- the Ginyu Force and the Dalton Brothers ?
- the movie Brazil and the government of your choice ?
- Mary Jane and Lois Lane ?
- McGyver and the A-Team ?
I'm just suggesting...
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Post by Kolonel Oneill on Oct 9, 2007 17:14:26 GMT 1
I would love to see a fight between the A-team and the Power Rangers ;D |
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Post by luminaraunduli on Oct 9, 2007 22:50:50 GMT 1
I would love to see a fight between the A-team and the Power Rangers ;D Yeah, that's about the same as letting one of those Lucky Star manga figures fight Barbie or so ;D |
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Post by hadesgod1 on Oct 10, 2007 6:33:45 GMT 1
I would love to see a fight between the A-team and the Power Rangers ;D Yeah, that's about the same as letting one of those Lucky Star manga figures fight Barbie or so ;D That last fight is a real though one  |
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Post by Kolonel Oneill on Oct 10, 2007 12:50:22 GMT 1
but then you have to make sure Barbie doesn't call Ken or its not a fair fight |
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Post by luminaraunduli on Oct 10, 2007 13:17:57 GMT 1
lol!! xD
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Post by KillingRaptor on Oct 10, 2007 21:37:01 GMT 1
What about Ultraman vs Superman? ^^
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Post by Kolonel Oneill on Oct 11, 2007 16:59:53 GMT 1
If you don't mind me asking, whats a Ultraman?  |
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Post by luminaraunduli on Oct 11, 2007 18:41:45 GMT 1
I think he means Ultrawoman...Lois Lane as a superheroine |
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Post by KillingRaptor on Oct 11, 2007 19:47:36 GMT 1
Nono, I really mean Ultraman. It's a Japanese superhero.  |
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Post by Kolonel Oneill on Oct 11, 2007 20:06:08 GMT 1
ok him vs Superman :Dwe all know what Superman's funky powers are but what about this guy, what powers does he have?
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Post by KillingRaptor on Oct 11, 2007 20:18:50 GMT 1
Ultraman is actually not human, his host is a human body but when he transforms into Ultraman he gains superpowers. He can become the size of builings, can fly, and can shoot energy waves with his hands. But he has a weakness, when he is damaged or fatigued during battle his orb goes from green to yellow to red (red weakest one). This is because Ultraman is not used to battle on Earth.
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Post by grievous444 on Oct 12, 2007 13:01:48 GMT 1
Superman should beat him then, he must get ultramen exhausted and then a final blow and he is finished.
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Post by luminaraunduli on Oct 12, 2007 13:24:56 GMT 1
But if you get Superman out of the sun, he has the same problem as Ultraman because Superman gets his (new) energy from the sun...
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Post by grievous444 on Oct 12, 2007 20:04:12 GMT 1
True, butt how will you get superman out of the milkyway?
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;D Yep, the Trek fans and Godzilla would be hopeless. 
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