@Godabed said:
@The Stegman said:
@Godabed:
@The Stegman : Flight is a great advantage over land based creatures especially when the flier can move faster than a car in chase. As far as the glitter skin being diamond hard, doesn't stop them from getting their heads cut off and set on fire. If that were the case they wouldn't be able to kill each other so easily. You are saying he was technically killed but he wasn't. And that was just theory, they had no real idea why he harvested certain parts from people, only that he would stop killing once he got what he wanted. Which he did. No where did it state that he needed a heart to live.
1. Flight is an advantage if he wants to keep out of range of attacks yes, but he has no long distance weapons that will hurt a vampire, meaning he has to get in close to do any damage. 2. They get their heads ripped off by other vampires who are strong and fast enough to do it, Vampire speed/strength>Creeper's speed/strength 3. It was not just a theory, it was stated many times that he doesn't die because he has the extra organs needed to survive, when he was run over in the first film, he was shown to be hurt greatly, he had to ingest other organs to heal himself, in the second film he was impaled in the head and had to get a new one to heal from it.
1. He has melee weapons, i don't see a reason why they couldn't be thrown, and from the sky would be a really good vantage point.2. and exactly how strong/fast are they, and do you have proof that they are stronger/faster than Creeper? No. Which is why i didn't make that assumption. My argument is They (bloodlusted fairies & Shapeshifters) can be killed, which they can, and he can not (Which hasn't been shown to be the case). This fight is to the Death.3. But did that kill him? Did any of those actions actually kill him, no. Also when he needed a new heart and head, what was the time limit on that so he wouldn't die? There wasn't one. As a matter a fact, the only thing they did know about him was the organ harvesting and that he would sleep and or go away. Nothing about destroying him because they don't know what it is or how to kill it. They also stated that the organ harvesting was so he could appear human, it was a means for him to adapt over the years. Can anyone answer the Stamina question about twilight? How long can they use their powers?
1. The only throwing feat for him I can think of is when he threw his bone-spur/ninja star at the bus in the second film. I'd point out that he has to have the accuracy to hit characters that have a much higher ground speed and agility than a bus at highway or cruising speed. So the argument is, he has to be able to hit them.
2. You make a good point here, seeing as we have no idea the upper limits of The Creeper's speed or strength nor how they stack up. I don't know Twilight Vamp stats so I can't argue for or against them. However I still argue regeneration versus immortality, especially after the Creeper's being run over in the first film and then needing to harvest an organ to repair or at least speed up its body's repair. Also I'd argue that if it were really immortal then this is spite it being a fight to the death. But again seeing as I don't believe it to be immortal I won't go there.
3. No it didn't kill him no. And whomever said he had a time limit? Or that he didn't? The Creeper is a mystery in regard to how its abilities truly work let alone what limitations are on them. You're guessing, pure and simple. For all we know it might have died if its head had been removed for longer than it had. Long story short, we have no idea. Also the organ harvesting was never attributed to him appearing human. Actually if anything in the first film, the seer actually says that this is the reason he's supposed to be immortal. "Its eaten too many hearts. I'm not sure it can die." That's not the direct quote seeing as I haven't seen the film recently enough for that, but it was nonetheless to that effect. Also if you wish this to be proof of his immortality, so be it, but I don't simply because there is no proof one way or another because the Creeper is more about not knowing what it is than it is about what it actually is.
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