Badly written hero vs badly written villain

[Coolboy6]

She Hulk vs O’Callahan
Both 9-A, speed equalized
Twerk that scarred the internet for life:

ThAt WaS hIs MiStAkE:

This thread was as badly put together as much as their character’s writing btw

 

[Marvel_Champion_07]

Yokai scales above 0.029 Tons of TNT while She-Hulk scales above 0.0163 Tons of TNT. Yokai is also more skilled and his nanobots' LS is higher than Jen's

Probably gonna vote for Yokai

 

[JustANormalLemon]

So... what does She hulk can do against beingh overwhelmed by the microbots? as I see, the only thing that may help against that is the shockwaves, but this things are amazing to just holdsomeone in place whem needed and keep Yokai safe at the same time

voting the acctually ok writen villain

 

[Random-Helper323]

So, which one's really the villain? I know comic She-Hulk once disapproved of the defendant in her case getting less than a life sentence so she assaulted and seemingly killed a police officer (assault and battery or possibly even murder 2 of a police officer), wrecking the police car in a public street in the process (destruction of public property, disruption to traffic, reckless endangerment), and kidnapped the guy (kidnapping, removing someone from police custody is legally a jailbreak too) so she and her client could torture him (assault and battery, likely grievous bodily harm, I think torture specifically is also illegal).

Altogether this is an action that would ironically get her charged with all the above offenses, and her powers could legally be treated as a weapon which adds "deadly weapon" to all of the above charges. And the fact her client was an accomplice would combine with She-Hulk's behaviour to likely get their case overturned, and meanwhile they'd be getting charged in response. I don't know why her page says her modern version is friendly, when her modern version behaves like a bullying criminal, something which is becoming eerily common among Marvel's "heroes" these days.

 

[Cimafranca133]

So, which one's really the villain? I know comic She-Hulk once disapproved of the defendant in her case getting less than a life sentence so she assaulted and seemingly killed a police officer (assault and battery or possibly even murder 2 of a police officer), wrecking the police car in a public street in the process (destruction of public property, disruption to traffic, reckless endangerment), and kidnapped the guy (kidnapping, removing someone from police custody is legally a jailbreak too) so she and her client could torture him (assault and battery, likely grievous bodily harm, I think torture specifically is also illegal).

Altogether this is an action that would ironically get her charged with all the above offenses, and her powers could legally be treated as a weapon which adds "deadly weapon" to all of the above charges. And the fact her client was an accomplice would combine with She-Hulk's behaviour to likely get their case overturned, and meanwhile they'd be getting charged in response. I don't know why her page says her modern version is friendly, when her modern version behaves like a bullying criminal, something which is becoming eerily common among Marvel's "heroes" these days.

That's why she's badly written
Anyways, bad twist villain FRA

 

[Random-Helper323]

Sounds like Yokai takes it for MARVEL_Future_Fight_Gamer's reasoning.

4-0

 

[jojo123]

Yokai FRA

 

[Dragonite007]

Yokai FRA

 

[Excellence616]

Yokai

 

[Random-Helper323]

Yokai

I think you have to list reasoning for the vote to definitively count, even if it's just for reasons already listed above.

 

[Jackythejack]

This feels like a stomp.

 

[Coolboy6]

This feels like a stomp.

Painfully average

 

[DimeUhDozen]

THE MIsTaKe wAs hIS FRA

 

[RandomGuy2345]

Imagine being badly written

 

[Random-Helper323]

Isn't that Grace?

Edit: never mind. Someone added it.