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Cool Cat VS Shaggy

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Shaggy is using Infinity Instinct, Cool Cat has access to True Coolness

Who wins?

Shaggy votes: 2

Cool Cat votes: 1

Inconclusive votes: 2
 
Cool Cat has feats, although they aren't really shown on the page because his hax overshadow them. For example, the Butch the Bully profile states that Cool Cat survived the destruction of all dimensions, although thanks to True Coolness, Cool Cat is beyond any and all concepts of death, which overshadows this feat completely.
 
AcEKim115 said:
New reply: Shaggy solos with 1% of his power
Considering that he needs to be using Infinity Instinct to be on par with Cool Cat's tier, no. And that's just Season 1 True Coolness. Season 2 is a completely different story. Season 2 Cool Cat accidentally put Azathoth into a coma (the Aleverse is Azathoth's dream, Cool Cat accidentally created it when he put Azathoth into a coma), accidentally destroyed the Suggsverse, and is on par with Dirty Dog. And that isn't even taking his hax into account.
 
That...isn't how versus threads work...also, Season 2 True Coolness seems to be equal to Shaggy's strongest key in that they both bypass the concepts of tiers.
 
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