Peter Pan vs Don Quixote de la Mancha

[Flashlight237]

Ah, heck with it. Peter Pan's pretty much someone you'd see in a delusion, so let's pit him against Don Quixote. Everything is SBA except Speed is Equalized. Here are their profiles.:

Peter Pan's Profile... Hey, that alliterated.

Don Quixote's Profile

Who takes this?



Peter Pan: 1 (BrazilianDeadpool)
Don Quixote: 0

Inconclusive: 0

 

[BrazilianDeadpool]

I guess Peter Pan's flight would give him an edge, and his lifting strenght makes him capable of lifting his oponent to the skies to drop him.

He also could hide and impersonate someone in danger, and hit Quixote while he's distracted - given his delusions, he would likely fall for that.

So, voting Peter Pan.

 

[Dark-Carioca]

As a spaniard who has actually read Don Quixote... this is far from even, and that profile exaggerates Quixote's capabilities. He's a crazy old man who poses no threat to anyone but himself throughout the entire story.

Pan may be a kid but he at least has SOME experience fighting, Quixote is just delusional.

 

[Flashlight237]

and that profile exaggerates Quixote's capabilities.

Dunno about that, dude's pretty durable for a tired old man (note the windmill thing and the beatings he walked off).

 

[Dark-Carioca]

and that profile exaggerates Quixote's capabilities.

Dunno about that, dude's pretty durable for a tired old man (note the windmill thing and the beatings he walked off).

Ha, yes, being a satire helps, but if you're aware of those scenes (especially in the original language) you'll know his armor and horse took most of the impact against the windmill and the beatings he took were not that severe nor did he walk them off any differently a regular person would, and by that I mean, he wasn't exactly left unscathed. Heck, the last of these beatings led to his eventual death.

 

[Joaco0902]

Honestly, Carioca has a point. He should be 10-B. His dura is alright I guess.

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