Comicvine vs Myth

"Kurrent said:

"Andfrene vs Medusa

Gambler vs. Beowulf

Zoom vs Mercury/Hermes

Morte vs Kratos

Lexicat vs Eros





 
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kratos is not an actual mythological character hes only from the video game"

"Sparda said:

"Apparition said:

"Resonate said:

"shows what he thinks of Mer-Man
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it sure does

Sparda said:

"Resonate Vs. Legendary Samurai Musashi and Achilles."

wow!"

.....sarcasm?

I really can barely tell on the internet anymore."

now i cant even tell if i was being sarcastic or if i really was excited  ;)"

"Desilation said:

"Kurrent said:

"Andfrene vs Medusa

Gambler vs. Beowulf

Zoom vs Mercury/Hermes

Morte vs Kratos

Lexicat vs Eros





 
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kratos is not an actual mythological character hes only from the video game"

Let me get this straight.....I pick Kratos and you get on my case but people are saying snow white jason and freddy and that is ok......Dude seriously come on!!!!
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Oh and Des, I believe you are wrong and Kurrent is right.

Well, I don't remeber how to put links on here, but go on Wiki and put in Cratos.

Taken from Wikipedia (Yeah, I know it's Wiki but still.......)

In Greek mythology, Cratos (English translation: "strength") was a son of Pallas and Styx, and he was the personification of strength and power. Cratos and his siblings, Nike, Bia and Zelus, were all companions of Zeus. Although Cratos means "strength" when it is spelled Kratos it means "power".

The spelling Kratos would be more faithful to the original Greek spelling, which is Κράτος. The Latinized spelling Cratus has also been used.

Kratos simply accepts Zeus's orders completely. Zeus's justice, for Kratos, is the only possible justice. Kratos cannot understand how someone might fail to hate an enemy of Zeus. He shows an absolute identification of a slave with his master, taking Zeus's thoughts as his thoughts and Zeus's orders as his maxims. Unlike Hephaestus and Oceanus, Kratos experiences no friendship or pity because he has no value system outside the one imposed on him by Zeus. The name Kratos means force, so as a representative of Zeus, this character demonstrates the nature of Zeus's rule. In another strand of myth, Cratos is a Titan who blinds Prometheus on order of Hephaestus.

Appy vs King Kong

I can see it now. Appy is ready to blow up King Kong's head but King Kong grabs her with his big hand and gives her a kiss. And she dies from drowning of saliva.

(1: This is a joke. 2: King kong may have not been an actual Myth but Gorilla's have been)

"Taken from Wikipedia (Yeah, I know it's Wiki but still.......)

In Greek mythology, Cratos (English translation: "strength") was a son of Pallas and Styx, and he was the personification of strength and power. Cratos and his siblings, Nike, Bia and Zelus, were all companions of Zeus. Although Cratos means "strength" when it is spelled Kratos it means "power".

The spelling Kratos would be more faithful to the original Greek spelling, which is Κράτος. The Latinized spelling Cratus has also been used.

Kratos simply accepts Zeus's orders completely. Zeus's justice, for Kratos, is the only possible justice. Kratos cannot understand how someone might fail to hate an enemy of Zeus. He shows an absolute identification of a slave with his master, taking Zeus's thoughts as his thoughts and Zeus's orders as his maxims. Unlike Hephaestus and Oceanus, Kratos experiences no friendship or pity because he has no value system outside the one imposed on him by Zeus. The name Kratos means force, so as a representative of Zeus, this character demonstrates the nature of Zeus's rule. In another strand of myth, Cratos is a Titan who blinds Prometheus on order of Hephaestus.

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Oh and Des, I believe you are wrong and Kurrent is right.

Well, I don't remeber how to put links on here, but go on Wiki and put in Cratos.

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Technically Kurrent didn't mean that Kratos. He meant the game one. Sooooo yeah fail.

 and I'm just pointing out one of your flaws."

"Taken from Wikipedia (Yeah, I know it's Wiki but still.......)

In Greek mythology, Cratos (English translation: "strength") was a son of Pallas and Styx, and he was the personification of strength and power. Cratos and his siblings, Nike, Bia and Zelus, were all companions of Zeus. Although Cratos means "strength" when it is spelled Kratos it means "power".

The spelling Kratos would be more faithful to the original Greek spelling, which is Κράτος. The Latinized spelling Cratus has also been used.

Kratos simply accepts Zeus's orders completely. Zeus's justice, for Kratos, is the only possible justice. Kratos cannot understand how someone might fail to hate an enemy of Zeus. He shows an absolute identification of a slave with his master, taking Zeus's thoughts as his thoughts and Zeus's orders as his maxims. Unlike Hephaestus and Oceanus, Kratos experiences no friendship or pity because he has no value system outside the one imposed on him by Zeus. The name Kratos means force, so as a representative of Zeus, this character demonstrates the nature of Zeus's rule. In another strand of myth, Cratos is a Titan who blinds Prometheus on order of Hephaestus.

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"Technically, Not my fail.

Look above.

I was posting that for Des.
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"Shaper said:

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Oh and Des, I believe you are wrong and Kurrent is right.

Well, I don't remeber how to put links on here, but go on Wiki and put in Cratos.

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Ghoul said:

Technically Kurrent didn't mean that Kratos. He meant the game one. Sooooo yeah fail.

 and I'm just pointing out one of your flaws."

Technically, Not my fail.

Look above.

I was posting that for Des.
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Nothing's wrong with your statements, Shaper.

It's just Rero here who's annoying.

hey come on theres no need to argue its my fault

"TheDrifter said:

"Technically, Not my fail.

Look above.

I was posting that for Des.
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Technically, I don't care.

Look Above again.

You suck. Go taunt a mountain lion."

I don't like him though...

In all honestly, I'd like to see Sparda take on Dracula. Or maybe Death. (I am not 100% sure if he is myth though)

Shaper said:

"In all honestly, I'd like to see Sparda take on Dracula. Or maybe Death. (I am not 100% sure if he is myth though)"

Well, as far as the "Grim Reaper" version of Death goes, I think he (it?) is a myth.

Cool choices though.

The Grim Reaper? Totally.

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Shaper said:

"In all honestly, I'd like to see Sparda take on Dracula. Or maybe Death. (I am not 100% sure if he is myth though)"

Well, as far as the "Grim Reaper" version of Death goes, I think he (it?) is a myth.

Cool choices though.

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"The Grim Reaper? Totally."

"Sparda said:

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Shaper said:

"In all honestly, I'd like to see Sparda take on Dracula. Or maybe Death. (I am not 100% sure if he is myth though)"

Well, as far as the "Grim Reaper" version of Death goes, I think he (it?) is a myth.

Cool choices though.

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Yep, the Grim Reaper death.Ghoul said:

"The Grim Reaper? Totally."

Yea, that one.

@ Sparda: That be a cool fight because you can manipulate Darkness and the Grim Reaper is all about Darkness.

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the whole WAL team vs TYPHON

"Shaper said:

"Sparda said:

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Shaper said:

"In all honestly, I'd like to see Sparda take on Dracula. Or maybe Death. (I am not 100% sure if he is myth though)"

Well, as far as the "Grim Reaper" version of Death goes, I think he (it?) is a myth.

Cool choices though.

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Yep, the Grim Reaper death.Ghoul said:

"The Grim Reaper? Totally."

Yea, that one.

@ Sparda: That be a cool fight because you can manipulate Darkness and the Grim Reaper is all about Darkness.

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Yeah, it would be cool. Though, I did get beat up by Weatherman that one time, heh.

Well, I gotta go, and I work tomorrow so I won't be on much. See ya all later!
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DC vs Hercules.

Cryo-wolf vs Poseidon (Father vs Son: Classic Fight)

Final Arrow vs Zeus

Appy vs Aphrodite

Andy vs Ares