Tetsujin

I'd post pictures, but I'm not sure how to. Anyway, they're both in-character, but are compelled to fight each other. The battlefield is a dense forest, and they both start 200 meters away from each other. Who wins?

Hulk wins effortlessly.

Spartacus, and it isn't close.

@laiks stake: have you seen the movie already? How do you know he'll win?

@hellionvulcan: It still wouldn't matter. After eating Acacia's Full Course, Toriko heals at FTL speed.

Biologically, there's absolutely nothing Juggernaut can do to kill Toriko. This is a stalemate.

Toriko is FTL. Juggernaut would literally never be able to hit him. However, nothing Toriko could do would damage him. It's either a BFR or stalemate.

Hemsworth has the height and reach advantage. He's probably physically stronger as well.

@bonzo_310: When the difference between star-busting and solar system-busting is a mere 2% (as is the case in our solar system), it's really not worth bragging about.

That's the point I'm trying to make. Hell, it still falls into the category of star-busting once you realize that our Sun is a pretty small star, comparatively. But certain DBZ fans place Cell's statement above star-level, when technically it isn't.

@bonzo_310: I was combining science and fiction there, but the solar system/planet thing was following the smaller solar system point I made earlier.

In science, you're right that no planet exists in real life that is as big as our Solar System. In fiction, there's many that do. My other points are still scientifically accurate, though. 98% of the mass in our Solar System is from our Sun. So, when Cell says he can destroy our Solar System, he's basically saying he can destroy our Sun, since that's where the majority of the mass lies.

But, that doesn't stop certain DBZ fans from taking the feat out of context.

@u_wot_m8: You realize there are planets as big as our Solar System, right? Also, you realize when Cell said he could destroy the Solar System, science at the time had our Solar System as a lot smaller than it is today?

Also, do you realize that 98% of the mass in our Solar System comes from the Sun alone? Your Cell statement you love to post around here is literally just star-busting, which isn't even that impressive once you realize that our Sun is actually smaller than most stars in the universe.