Siegfried vs. Mitsurugi

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Tallis
These two Soul calibur character face off, they both have the SC3 standard weapons. Siegfried with his Zweihander Requim and Mitsurugi with his Kitana Shishi-O

So who wins The Knight who survived Hell or the samurai who can single handedly defeat an army.

Darkstorm Zero
Well, I am going to side with Sigfried here... I can use him better.

And the fact that he was able to look into the eye of terror and regain his individuality and memories shows me he has a strength of will and grim determination to do whatever is nessisary.

Tallis
I have to side with Siegfried as well. Though he is younger than Mitsurugi he is a bit more experienced. He's been using his sword since he was only a kid, he became a Bandit and fought many people and killed many knights. When he became an official knight he went on a war and won a few battles. He's battled different types of fighters not just sword on sword type people for example Kilik, Ivy, Zasalamel etc. so he has experience and is use to fighting with people with different styles and on one occasion fought Misturugi but the battle was left undecided.

And Mitsurugi has only fought a few top-tier people, with the armies he's defeated consisting of amatuer class warriors, like peasant who've hardly held a rifle.

Siegfried was able to overcome the obstacles of Hell and regain both his body and his sanity and he still manages to obtain the Holy sword Soul calibur and do battle with Nightmare (Who by the way is also capable of destroying armies.)

Sixth_Winged
Although gameplaywise, Mitsurugi has always been my boy on SC versus mode and pretty much mastered him more than any others, not mentioning the fact that Siegfried is damn slow for his own good, Storywise, I got to side with Siegfried on this one specially his willpower is enormous and both the SC and the SB seem to have plenty of connection with him.

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