Your Avatar Vs. The Above Avatar: Who Would Win?

Kuhn would feel bad about fighting the Diglett, but if necessary I think he has the upper hand here.

Hit certainly has the tools to win, he's got all the physicals of a DB Super rival, but he also has time-stop for like several minutes (he could certainly walk to the top of a building and get in a conversation with a dude while time was stopped), intangibility and he can hit Kuhn's heart from afar for an insta-kill.

edited 13th Jun '17 5:09:35 PM by Bolded1

Lord English.

Lord English. John Grass wouldn't even put up a fight, he's so lonely.

The Gate Guardian.

My avatar loses.

Im going to take that claim with an entire ocean worth of salt.

edited 14th Jun '17 5:34:24 AM by inkoalawetrust

I'm not sure what your avatar is, but Albedo wins.

I do not know your avi, but I don't think she would win if Trixie turned her age back to that of a toddler.

well there both witches, but Trixie has an amplifier amulet that also turns her bat shit crazy, seriously by the end of that episode she didn't even trust wheels!

edited 14th Jun '17 3:52:09 PM by vjoi

Aaaah, a match for the ages!

I, Anabelle Collingwood, would win of co-

Honestly, I dunno who would win.

Anabelle is powerful but incompetent so my avatar probably wins except if she manages to use her magic properly.

Dig to dodge, earthquake to disable. Easy peasy.

Lord English.

The Gate Guardian, most likely. From what I know of, he can't really hurt the Gate Guardian, and the Gate Guardian completely outclasses English in many different fields.

edited 14th Jun '17 3:18:17 PM by PastryPerson

Maxwell might be able to destroy the Gate Guardian, but he'd have to act fast. I give this one to the Guardian.

Oh shit, this would be good as hell and I'm still thinking about it. My first thought is Maxwell since he's got a notebook that can create literally anything, but Drywall functionally has the same ability by way of just having a near infinite amount of stuff inside himself.

I suppose there's always the whole thing where Zipper Dude pulls out the wrong thing from storage every now and then, but I'd imagine that the fact that Max inherently has to think of and then write whatever it is into existence would have a similar effect on how quickly he could attack or defend himself.

Honestly? I think this one could just be a straight up draw.

edited 14th Jun '17 4:53:41 PM by Tre

The zip doll.

The Fallen Child.

Chara i assume.

Until she starts getting shot with missiles and miniguns.

edited 20th Jun '17 5:38:46 PM by inkoalawetrust

A truck? . . . HA this will be Trixie's easiest win yet!

Tricky...the alicorn amulet gave her considerable powers, but they were pretty ill defined. Diglett could maybe get one shot Trixie with Dig, but that is not liable to be enough. Likewise, Trixie might manage a telekinetic cheap shot on Diglett, but Diglett can endure it. With line of sight being required for a lot of spells and Diglett being fast, it's likely to be a defensive stalemate, with Trixie erecting a barrier to protect herself and Diglett just ducking underground. If Trixie has conjuring abilities, perhaps she could flood Diglett's tunnels, and Diglett could likely use an Earthquake once, but both could ultimately avoid these. (especially if the amulet lets Trixie fly)

I'm going with: Stalemate.

Though if it's just ordinary Diglett with animal intelligence, Trixie wins.

edited 15th Jun '17 10:06:05 AM by sarysa

Lord English.

Eternal Stalemate.

Uh, tie?

I don't think Winda could win against someone that can summon practically anything conceivable, sadly.

The green haired girl.