Who could survive the most Xenomorphs?

@kajitatsu said:

the symbiote kept Cletus alive for an unspecified amount of time before being found by the evil prosthetics company.

God don't remind me of that I think I may have face-palmed when I saw Carnage with prosthetic legs. Why didn't the Carnage symbiote just give him his legs back anyway? The Venom symbiote did it for Flash.

@nickthedevil said:

^^^^ DAMN^^^^ soo.... Many... Misspelling errors...

the next post....

@terry2012 said:

who is the Xenomorphs?

This made me laugh

@Strider92 said:

@Phylos said:

im wondering, since everyone was dropped off on a hive planet, would any of those characters have a chance of getting an alien brood put into them? and if so, how would those aliens turn out?

At a guess i'd say this:

Deadpool: wouldn't happen due to healing factor

Deathstroke: probably just a stronger version of the xenomorph

Iron Man: Tony is a normal human so you'd get your average alien

Spider Man: a very agile and very quick alien

Captain America: Cap isn't superhuman so you'd get your average alien

Heimdall: a very strong one

AoA Nightcrawler: Dear god hide the children

Batman: normal alien

Green Arrow: normal alien

General Grievous: I don't even know if that could work

Cyclops: Dear god whatever you do don't walk on their lawn!

Killer Croc: a very ugly one

Carnage: wouldn't work due to symbiote healing factor

thanks for that, appreciate it. question though, would the brood pick up a mutants x-gene and give it the hosts powers/abilities?

@Phylos: Very likely it was able to create a Hybrid predalien (half Predator half Xenomorph) by infecting a Predator:

@Strider92: Sympathy points for when he runs for president? I guess it's just a contingency incase he ever gets separated from the symbiote again. What really didn't make sense for me is why the Company thought they could combine an alien life-form with technology, release for sale to the public and not encounter a massive problem later on.

@kajitatsu said:

@Strider92: Sympathy points for when he runs for president? I guess it's just a contingency incase he ever gets separated from the symbiote again. What really didn't make sense for me is why the Company thought they could combine an alien life-form with technology, release for sale to the public and not encounter a massive problem later on.

Maybe because most comic book companys who come up with new idea's tend to be retarded for plot convenience? lol

@Strider92 said:

@kajitatsu said:

@Strider92: Sympathy points for when he runs for president? I guess it's just a contingency incase he ever gets separated from the symbiote again. What really didn't make sense for me is why the Company thought they could combine an alien life-form with technology, release for sale to the public and not encounter a massive problem later on.

Maybe because most comic book companys who come up with new idea's tend to be retarded for plot convenience? lol

Yea the plot was bad. Real bad. But the way they started writing Carnage/Cletus as a character became more interesting after that.

@kajitatsu: Agreed. I also actually began to quite like Doppelganger. During maximum carnage I didn't really take much notice of him but he was pretty good in the Carnage mini series. Cutting through Iron Mans armor with his web was pretty impressive. Although Carnage tends to treat him like a dog (literally lol).

I'm absolutely loving the responses so far, but as a reminder; The xenomorph hive is a dark enclosed place.

examples of the hive:

Deadpool FTW

General Griveous fuccs 'em up....

Iron man or grevious should win this ... (note iron man isn't flying out of range as this is in the hive (look at screen shots)). He does have nanopico second or whatever the crap reaction time which would make him or grievous the winner ... meaning deadpool isn't enough here IMO as he would be overwhelmed even with his healing factor .. faster than Iron man or grievous would.

@SpidermanWins: Oh ok I did't know he was talking about the aliens. I thought it was a whole another characters.

Grievous is just like a walking blender

@terry2012 said:

@SpidermanWins: Oh ok I did't know he was talking about the aliens. I thought it was a whole another characters.

IC

heimdalls a poor mans thor, hes around the 50ton class plus he has that "i can see everthing" vision ( dont know the name) so the aliens catching jim by suprise is out of the question, hed kill about 150-200 before he dies imo

I'd have to go with Bats. Because when it comes to killing a xenomorph, the best way to do it is to avoid it noticing you. Bats has the stealth. So he makes it a few rounds

@floopay: Lol, and I came into this thinking that Grievous would get overlooked; first comment proves me wrong. The lightsabers would be a huge plus due to the cauterization factor (no spraying blood) coupled with Grievous ridiculous striking speed, which is the best here to my knowledge.

Other than that, they can't put Deadpool down, and Iron Man could just sit around indefinitely while they wail on his shields.

The only questions is whether or not the Alien's wounds will cauterize. They don't have the same flesh, blood, or bone structure humans do.

Thanks for reading,

Floopay

I say GG can do it. Lightabers would probably cauterize their wounds since it destroys things down on a molecular level - and disintegrate/vaporizes matter.

I really like Cyclops a lot in this one. Why put Deadpool in this? He can't even really die? So I'm not including him in this. Ironman would run out of battery. Batman and Green Arrow will run out of tools sooner or later. I'll say Cyclops takes the most here.

Iron Man, no one comes close.

Heimdal should be able to last longest. He is not Thor but he is not a normal Asgardian either. He is esaly the strongest, most durable, best stamina, best sword fighter etc here.

I don't think Alien acid can harm him at all?

He stands guard duty for Odin for xxxx years at time lol. He don't need so much rest. And he has an Asgardian sword that he uses to welcome unwanted guest like demons and Frost giants. And he has done so for thousands of years.

IMO he kills all of the Aliens until he reaches the Queen and kills her to.

But if they never stop coming, he will kill Aliens non stop for say 100 years or whatever until he needs rest. Heimdal ftw!

For Odin, FOR ASGARD !!!!

Iron Man.

Grevious or deadpool (Btw for survival you should not add people who can't die all deadpool

Iron Man, his shields can withstand everything but a nuclear explosion at ground zero. If his suit is repaired and recharged he can go for as long as he wants. Heimdal and Grievous are strong contenders too. Deadpool can't die, but he can be torn to pieces, melted and devoured to the point he'll be growing back from a single cell he left behind on Earth in a half-eaten Chimichanga, so he won't make it far.

what makes you think the acid would hurt grevious who tanks blaster fire?

@easternwind: The fact that said acid blood casually melts through layers of incredibly durable starship hull. Blasters in Star Wars typically leave burns and scoring on whatever surface they impact.

he has other feats, The density of his metal bankrupted an entire corporation

Melting starship hulls is pretty good though

@easternwind: Oh, all I knew was that his construction was incredibly expensive. One wonders why the didn't just make his body out of cortosis; lightsabers would have no effect...

I think Heimdall would survive the longest. He has a lot of powers, and he's a God.

Deadpool could survive for a very long time, for obvious reasons. Deadpool does get tired though. His stamina does have a limit.

Grievous would probably kill the most Xenomorphs.

Ironman and Carnage would do pretty well.

Heimdall has more abilities than super-sight and physicals, right?

I would put my money on General Grievus, Deadpool, and even Carnage since they can't die, (Grievus can but he can't be impregnated)

DP

I'll say Iron Man. Looks like he's the only guy on the list that can fly which gives him a huge advantage, imo.

Iron Man just hovers about 30 feet in the air and casually blasts xenomorphs for as long as his energy reserves hold out, which is probably a really, really long time.

This is no contest. I going to go with he only guy who can fly and has long range weapons. Iron Man can just fly a hundred feet off the ground and pick them off one at a time, and the xenomorphs can do nothing but die. The only limit I can see to how long Iron Man can endure is battery life; I have no idea how many xenomorph killing shots he has left in that thing, but it's got to be thousands. No other competitor could last into the hundreds before being swarmed and melted.

These three.