Ok this is the last time. After this no one answer the mcu threads. It's just illogical rabid fanbots.
Dceu win both rounds
The only power player of note on mcu team is strange but we'll get to that later.
Thor is irrelevant here in both rounds. first off even with speed equalized he has no means to harm anyone on the DCEU team.
1.) Thor has fought people with super strength greater than him and lost every single time. Two of those occasions he was beaten unconscious and in one against kurse he almost died. He has shown time and time again he can be overwhelmed with superior strength which nearly every one except maybe cyborg has on the DCEU team. They can hurt him easily with just their fist. Then you have two characters in aquaman and WW who use bladed weapons that Thor has no defense for. Hulk is the same, he has been beaten three times by characters with equal or greater strength, he has consistently been shown to succumb to sustained blunt force trauma and also can be cut as we have seen.
Vision is apparently very weak as he is an Android and was rendered useless after being stabbed through the gut with a spear. How he even feels pain is baffling as he is a machine. Cyborg on the other hand took an axe from steppanwolf and didn't even flinch, he had his leg ripped off and didn't even seem bothered, he even reattached it. Contrast to vision who was practically put down in one hit. Dianas sword will eviscerate vision, he would have to stay phased the entire time. Ironman would offensively be the biggest asset to the mcu team. He can't use physical attacks against them because they've tanked worse than what he's produced. Hulk is the only one with output to hurt anyone on the DCEU team, he just has to hit them which is highly unlikely as he could not hit Thor who has super soldier level speed.
The DCEU holds all the offensive advantages in both scenarios.
2.) He doesn't have sufficient strength to hurt any of the DCEU team who are all legitimate bricks. Again Thor's track record against enemies of superior tier is a losing one. Never has any of his attacks harmed top tier enemy to any degree outside of thanos. Thor threw his axe into Thanos chest. This would imply that it can bypass invulnerable characters if it were not for the fact that prior to this thanks was already stabbed and even had his skin cut by a physically less superior Ironman. His axe has never been tested against anyone with superior durability of Superman. Who has never been hurt unless he is poisoned by kryptonite or hit with dirty nuclear radiation, which just like in the comics poisons him and saps his body making him age rapidly into an old man.
None of the characters on the mcu team can hurt him or Diana save for maybe strange who could teleport them away. The main option of attack for the mcu team is energy weapons. They are not physically harming anyone on the DCEU squad they simply don't have the strength. Diana is an energy absorber and can absorb DD energy waves that encompass an area so large it's visible from space as a giant dome, she used this ability to even counter telekinesis and lightning attacks. She is practically immune to anything Ironman, Dr strange,vision or Thor shoots her with as her high end absorbing feats are beyond anything the 4 have produced. The two unkowns as far as defense are aquaman and Cyborg although cyborg was tanking so really good hits. We have seen the MCU players all hit by characters with regular human speed and all of them including Dr strange resort to hand to hand combat. This plays right into the DCEU teams hands. And blow for blow, their punches would kill most the mcu team characters in a few shots. These characters should be overcome rather quickly as their high end defensive feats don't add up to what the DCEU can dish out. Many point to Thor "tanking" a star beam but I can't figure if it's trolling or excitement because he didn't tank or resist it by any definition. He was cooked to the point that his skin turned black and he fell out unconscious and lay there dying. Out of respect I won't post a gif from a pirated version of the film. But as he lay there dying with rocket and Groot beginning to Mourne him, the blacksmith shouts to Groot, "quickly forge the handle, finish the hammer, before we lose him!". Thor almost died from that exposure, and he wasn't even in there but for a few moments. He had no resistance against it although his superhuman body did take longer to burn than any human would.
In short the DCEU characters all have the strength required to overpower and harm any of the mcu characters. Anyone as strong as the hulk or kurse or iron Man can physically beat any of the mcu heavy hitters unconscious. We cannot say the same for the other team. We know that nothing less than a nuke will harm Superman, who on the mcu side can output that level of damage? Even Aquaman can fall from cloud level with not even a scratch on him yet Thor was bleeding from the nose and cut on his forehead when dropped form the shield helicarrier.
Defensive advantage DCEU by large margin.
3.) Now initially I thought this was a lopsided win for the mcu in round 1 due to strange being a utility player. He reminds me of blink in days of the future past how her powers were able to keep the xmen effective by porting them all over. He could offer the same by keeping the DCEU team off balance with his clones. Then I remembered cyborg, he is constantly scanning his surroundings and taking in data. He would know which strange is real,same case for Superman who's x Ray vision would make this tactic useless.
And what further makes this a mismatch is doomsday, without even throwing a punch his body emits devastating energy waves. Wonderwoman can absorb the energy and Clark just flat out tanks it, but the mcu heroes have all been hurt by similar if not weaker attacks. They would constantly be getting assaulted all at once given the area of effect is so large it can be viewed from space as a large dome. Even if it kills cyborg and Aquaman the two defensive unkowns it will still devastate the mcu team.
Dceu takes this both rounds.
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