Thrax fights a fis parasite (Thrax vs Myxobolus shekel)

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For the record, the smallest animal ever is pretty obsure, so I decided to match up it against Thrax to show everyone this animal exists.

Conditions: Speed equalized. Battle takes place in a paradoxical human-fish hybrid body. The animal has 5 days of preparation.

Thrax:

Smol Animal:

Incon:

 

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I mean, Thrax physically withstood the explosion of a zit. I would know; I calced it at 158 millijoules and am still waiting on that to get the green light.

 

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I mean, Thrax physically withstood the explosion of a zit. I would know; I calced it at 158 millijoules and am still waiting on that to get the green light.

That proves Thrax has a durability advantage even without a calc. As the animal's type 3 size nears type 4. And something visible to the naked eye is far higher in size.

So this is a fish parasite vs virus fight. Should we specify if the fight is in water, or does that not matter at all?

The animal has it's option of overwhelming the body with it's pseudocysts and spores. Though I'm starting to question if it has a potential wincon here.

 

[Flashlight237]

That proves Thrax has a durability advantage even without a calc. As the animal's type 3 size nears type 4. And something visible to the naked eye is far higher in size.

So this is a fish parasite vs virus fight. Should we specify if the fight is in water, or does that not matter at all?

The animal has it's option of overwhelming the body with it's pseudocysts and spores. Though I'm starting to question if it has a potential wincon here.

I don't think that matters too much as being in a body kinda ignores environmental nonsense. As Thrax is a smidge taller than Osmosis Jones: a white blood cell. A leukocyte is anywhere from 12 to 15 micrometers tall: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK563148/

At their size ratio, putting Thrax up against Myxobolus is like putting The Undertaker against a toddler. The size difference is big, but they can still harm one another physically. You can't say that if you were to pit a human against a dust mite (who are too small to even try squishing).

 

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I don't think that matters too much as being in a body kinda ignores environmental nonsense. As Thrax is a smidge taller than Osmosis Jones: a white blood cell. A leukocyte is anywhere from 12 to 15 micrometers tall: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK563148/

At their size ratio, putting Thrax up against Myxobolus is like putting The Undertaker against a toddler. The size difference is big, but they can still harm one another physically. You can't say that if you were to pit a human against a dust mite (who are too small to even try squishing).

The animal's feats are pretty vague, and I had to look at other related species to make the profile. Not to mention that the animal is more aquatic parasite based.

Thrax is still fighting in a weird human-fish hybrid body, he's going to be mildly confused, but he'll still know where the vitals of the body are and where to target them. It's more of a question of if the animal can overwhelm and kill thrax with it's spores and pseudocyst things faster than Thrax could kill the animal by killing the larger body. That's how I see this fight.