conner_wolf

• All rounds are The Agency from Crackdown 1
• No infinite cloning for an unlimited army of Agents, but the only way to keep the agent down is to take out Agency Tower

Round 1

• The Agency vs The 3rd Street Saints (Saints Row 2)
• The Agent is only as powerful as start-of-game.
• The Agency has all of its possible agents.
• Battle takes place in Stilwater.
• The Agency takes the place of Ultor location-wise.

Round 2

• The Agency vs The 3rd Street Saints (Saints Row: The Third)
• The Agency has a single fully powered agent.
• The Saints have full access to Ultor.
• The Saints have all of their contacts and potential informants (Such as any cops they may have had on their payroll joining the Agency).

Round 3

• The Agency vs The 3rd Street Saints
• No Boss
• No Agent

Round 4

• The Agent vs The Boss
• The Agent is fully leveled
• The Boss has his fully leveled Power Armor

Bonus Round 1

• The 3rd Street Saints (Saints Row 2) vs The Gangs of Pacific City

Bonus Round 2

• The 3rd Street Saints (Saints Row: The Third) vs The Gangs of Pacific City

Bonus Round 3

• The Agency vs The Syndicate

Bonus Round 4

• The Agency vs STAG

I dunno man, Cap was already kicking his ass before, I would fully expect him to win this time.

@heatforce: The reason it makes sense is because Thor's power during Endgame is internal, all of his power is drawing from himself. Mjolnir was just a tool, a powerful weapon when he picked it back up again, but it still contained a massive amount of power that he had used before, and thus when Cap picked it up, he tapped into that power, the power of Thor, a power Thor had learned to utilize without the hammer.

@slacker_the_hacker: An important clarification, is this before or after Hercules became a god?

If it's before it's more debatable. I imagine if we're including Hercules' most bullshit feat of strength we should include Superman's at which point... it's almost a contest. I would still put holding up the entire heavens above anything Superman has done, ever. Then if we consider it from its less bullshit perspective (Holding up the power of Ouranos from mating with Gaia once more) then we have to consider Ouranos' power and strength in which he overpowered the Earth itself (Gaia) and forced himself upon her. Then again, this is Greek Myth sooooo take it with some very liberal interpretations.

As for the speed argument, I've pointed this out before, but bricks take out speedsters regularly. It's pretty silly to act like they don't, especially if Superman is close enough to get caught in a grapple, he ain't using his speed once that happens.

If it's after, Hercules, no contest, the Greek Gods are ridiculously powerful with straight-up reality warping powers and are, to a point, nigh-universal in terms of power.

Data stomps him.

Cap beats him fairly handidly.

Daredevil can beat him in a hard-fought battle, his armor can take anything Ollie has in his arsenal, and his awareness allows him a distinct advantage.

@darthjhawk: Can I just be removed from every category? Just ctrl+f my name and remove it.

Why not? They're meant to be the same mythological characters

Are people actually ignoring mythological feats for the mythological Thor?

Thor has a lot of feats in his myths, however none of them really compare to MCU Thor at the moment, especially since IW.

Indeed, honestly speaking when it comes to powers and abilities, Cap should win this, everything Taskmaster can do, Cap can do. He has the same kind of photographic memory and automatic learning capabilities. He mastered how to fight in Zero G when Kang said it took decades to master it, and he has the stats on top of it.