Xondoure
2013-09-22, 04:51 PM
Okay yes, this is a silly idea. It's the same comedian against himself. However let's pause to treat it semi-seriously for a moment.
In one corner we have the Legendary Dragon Warrior: Po. His Kung Fu is based in the power of self worth and blubber. Which turns out to be surprisingly effective. He's faster than he appears, and adept at turning his opponents strength against them. He seems to be able to take massive amounts of damage even before becoming a Kung Fu master. Additionally, when faced with new challenges he is able to adapt and refocus: adjusting his fighting style to fit his opponent. Appearance wise, well, he's a panda. This means he is prone to being underestimated. His finishing move is the Wushi Finger Hold. Oh, so you know this hold? Great I won't have to explain it.
In the other corner we have Eddie Riggs: Roadie. He's the halfbreed of the demon queen and the paragon of humanity. He draws his power from the holy and unholy might of Heavy Metal. His solos are capable of literally melting the faces off the weak, and those who are not prepared to rock. He possesses the axe of his mother; a powerful demonic weapon in its own right. Both guitar and axe have been blessed by a true Metal God: The Prince of Darkness himself, Ozzie Osbourne. His battle strategy usually includes bashing everything with his axe, and occasionally stunning an enemy from a distance. His solos, while powerful, take a long time perform and can be easily interrupted. He is also much more prone to fatality.
-Basic rules of the vs. thread are that neither side gets support from their respective universe: no army of headbangers, and no Furious Five. However, if you would like to give your opinion on the match up including allies; you are free to do that as an addition. As an add on to that, even in team mode Eddi can't fly, there are no fans around.
-It can be assumed Eddie's axe follows video game logic. Yes technically he should be cutting his enemies to shreds, but we don't see much of that beyond finishing moves.
-If I've forgotten anything important I may add it here later.
I've been wanting to do this vs. for a long time. So much so that I can't even remember if I actually did it. Since I can't remember, I'm assuming I haven't, as this will surely be Legen-wait for it because the next part is pretty Brutal-dary.
I regret nothing.
In one corner we have the Legendary Dragon Warrior: Po. His Kung Fu is based in the power of self worth and blubber. Which turns out to be surprisingly effective. He's faster than he appears, and adept at turning his opponents strength against them. He seems to be able to take massive amounts of damage even before becoming a Kung Fu master. Additionally, when faced with new challenges he is able to adapt and refocus: adjusting his fighting style to fit his opponent. Appearance wise, well, he's a panda. This means he is prone to being underestimated. His finishing move is the Wushi Finger Hold. Oh, so you know this hold? Great I won't have to explain it.
In the other corner we have Eddie Riggs: Roadie. He's the halfbreed of the demon queen and the paragon of humanity. He draws his power from the holy and unholy might of Heavy Metal. His solos are capable of literally melting the faces off the weak, and those who are not prepared to rock. He possesses the axe of his mother; a powerful demonic weapon in its own right. Both guitar and axe have been blessed by a true Metal God: The Prince of Darkness himself, Ozzie Osbourne. His battle strategy usually includes bashing everything with his axe, and occasionally stunning an enemy from a distance. His solos, while powerful, take a long time perform and can be easily interrupted. He is also much more prone to fatality.
-Basic rules of the vs. thread are that neither side gets support from their respective universe: no army of headbangers, and no Furious Five. However, if you would like to give your opinion on the match up including allies; you are free to do that as an addition. As an add on to that, even in team mode Eddi can't fly, there are no fans around.
-It can be assumed Eddie's axe follows video game logic. Yes technically he should be cutting his enemies to shreds, but we don't see much of that beyond finishing moves.
-If I've forgotten anything important I may add it here later.
I've been wanting to do this vs. for a long time. So much so that I can't even remember if I actually did it. Since I can't remember, I'm assuming I haven't, as this will surely be Legen-wait for it because the next part is pretty Brutal-dary.
I regret nothing.