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Kratos has killed better. Kratos

Yes, Hercules could have easily

Gorgon has better reflexes and skill. And the stone stare could take him out.

Gorgons going to engage him and realize how powerful he is and use his stone stare

Kratos.

Kratos.

I'm good with the combatants here but it's the weapons I don't recognize. The Grass Cutter and God Killer? Anyone have pics and info?

Can't really compare video game feats to comic feats since both don't mix well since video game feats are more ludicrous overall as Gorgon's weapons/stare should wreck Kratos badly.

Gorgon. I don't see Kratos being able to tag Tomi.

Isn't Kratos physically far above the Gorgon?

Gorgon.

I don't really know if Kratos can even tag him.

It doesn't matter HOW much stronger Kratos is than Gorgon,because Tomi should have very little problem avoiding his reach and stabbing him with his blades,which should cut his skin.

Not only that,but he always has his stone stare,something Kratos doesn't know about. He also has telepathy that will let him know of Kratos' moves.

And even if he DOES get tagged (which he shouldn't),he still has that Wolverine-level healing factor to fall back on.

@thecoolest Yeah, i've read the whole Enemy of the State/Agent of Shield saga. I've never seen Kratos do anything as fast as deflect bullets but he seems to be stronger and more durable than the Gorgon. Skills i'd give to the Gorgon, though, but that only helps so much. I guess he's got the stone stare to fall back on but if Kratos gets up close he could physically overpower him.

Hmm. Pretty cool. After Kratos takes a few hits and realizes he's in trouble I can see him using Zeus' Lighting which Gorgon most likely can't dodge. That should slow him down enough for Kratos to land some good shots. His durability is really important here considering Gorgon's damage output capabilities.

@thecoolest Yeah, no one aspect of a fight is everything, be it strength, speed, whatever. Kratos is too durable for the Gorgon to hurt without the weapons he has and his telepathy, but the stone stare should be an insta-win, unless Kratos has some way of surviving getting turned to stone that i'm unaware of..? Otherwise, i can see the Gorgon winning, but not easily at all, considering Kratos' own physical ability and fighting prowess, and the lack of PIS.

@thecoolest Ok, so if we apply the game's logic to the Gorgon then his stare doesn't give him an insta-win, but that's only if we apply said logic. If not, then his stare should turn Kratos to stone like it did everybody else he looked at. The swords help, too, providing they have a similar effect on Kratos as the gods in Marvel, but it's the stare that makes or breaks this, i think.

Kratos. He's more versatile, durable, and stronger.

Plus, Kratos gets turned into stone in game by actual Gorgons and he can break out I it.

Whoops sorry. I'm thinking of the wrong game altogether haha. In GOW 3 though, he does have magic attacks that are omnidirectional. He doesn't have to aim them. The Nemean Roar, for example, is a shockwave that most likely can't be dodged or blocked. Army of Sparta is another good one that could also do some damage where as the Roar is more of a "get away" type deal. That's how I used it in the game anyways.

Kratos stomps. Kratos has Mach 5000+ reactions and I believe he's supersonic/hypersonic in speed. Gordon isn't tagging him, and definitely isn't harming him.

I'm on the fence but leaning towards Gorgon. His speed can really be a big factor here, Maybe if people brought up Kratos fight with Hermes, see if anything there will help KRatos?

Kratos was able to dodge or block just about anything anyone threw at him. No one else he faced was able to and Gorgon won't know to jump for at least that first use.

The Army of Sparta was clearly a multidirectional hit and the soldiers that appeared on screen were for appearances. It didn't matter where one was standing.

Kratos also has Nemesis Rage and the Cyclone one. He has some general spin attacks as well.

Again,there's always the stone stare that can end the fight quickly....and Gorgon is still too fast for Kratos. He has blades that should be able to cut through him with ease.

How will he resist them?

If it paralyzes him,it will still be enough to kill him..

And other Gorgon's are irrelevant to this version.

It's totally possible to avoid it. Just saying everyone who played the game got hit with it at least once. Even if Gorgon reads his mind and jumps it he'll still be in the air and can't capitalize.

I don't have any proof the army attack is multidirectional other than saying go play the game. There were times where I've used it on swarms of guys and the ones in between still get hit.

You can still debate me if you want. We've been going back and forth for a couple days and you're good people. It's a good battle too. I'm only slightly in favor of Kratos based on his overall power and the number of offensive attacks he has here. With Hermes' boots, Gorgon shouldn't be faster to the point where it's a mismatch either.

Doesn't really matter. His swords should be able to cut Kratos' skin.

He did kill Phobos,but I doubt he's anywhere near Kratos level

Kratos

@thecoolest:

Actually,that wasn't my point. The reason that it doesn't matter is because Gorgon has blades that make durability more or less useless.

Anyone who thinks Gorgon can take Kratos needs to play all GOW games and then come back.

As much as I love Gorgon, Kratos would beat him.

1) It's a rational generalization. Your analogy doesn't apply since people that played DMC on hell mode played through the game once or several times before. They were familiar with enemy attacks. You don't know what Hercules attacks are the first time you fight him.

2) That's not even close to being the same thing haha. Every human character in games heals from every injury with just a first aid kit.

3) Nope, not a mismatch at all. Like I said, it's a good fight.

I haven't played GoW in a little over a year so I don't have any.

Durability has nothing to do with being turned to stone by the Gorgon, to my knowledge. That has never been stated in anything i've read involving the Gorgon, but perhaps it's been stated in something i haven't read?

But Kratos is a demi-god,meaning he is half-god correct? I mean,the Godkiller and Grasscutter sword in Marvel is stated to be made to kill Gods,so.....

Not only that,but there's still that stone stare

Kratos, he's broken out of stone form and has Hermes' sandals, didn't he also have a way to deflect stone stares?

Where'd you get that information?