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Jason, armed with his Machete, takes on on the two Wolfmen (Hopkins/Del Toro) from The Wolfman -2010

Fight takes place in a misty forrest at night.

Zombie Jason only (Feats from Part VI - X and Freddy vs. Jason)

Jason is undead with ultra damage soak.

How would the werewovles even hurt him?

I reckon the werewolves tear him apart.
He won't stay dead but they tore limbs apart with mad speed.

Yeah, they won't kill him as they don't have access to the rituals and stuff that's needed. But those explosive rounds in X did blow chunks off, and the wolves did indeed rip people apart, sometimes before they even realized it.

Jason would be an angry undead torso, with his arms and legs a couple yards away.

Even if we disregard that silver is needed to harm the werewolves, they're a lot faster than Jason. When Benicio first turned, he was doing run-by dismembermenst to the gypsy camp.

Two of them rip Jason apart. 1V1, he has a chance.

Make it Jason X and it's a fight.

The durability Jason X (or Uber Jason) has is unfair though. D:

Originally posted by Psychotron
Make it Jason X and it's a fight.

Jason X ....... And we have a fight.

Make it the Cyborg Jason and it's a stomp the other way. It was implied that Jason survived atmospheric entry and crashing into a lake.

Actually zombie Jason can win this.

Originally posted by the ninjak
Actually zombie Jason can win this.

Not against two of these werewolves. They're super-strong (easily decapitating a man), super-fast(30-40mph) and it was implied only silver can hurt them.

Even if we disregard the silver specialized damage, Jason is too slow. While he's busy grabbing and hacking at one, the other will rip off his limb(s) or head.

Jason as shown in "Jason goes to hell".

Showed the ability to hypnotize a being into eating his heart once Jason's body was blasted apart enough to be rendered inoperative.

Once the young werewolf gets entranced into eating Jason's heart he becomes possessed by Jason.

And a werewolf possessed by Jason is a potent mix.

Jason also showed the ability to release the demon worm inside of himself into the world. So when one of the werewolves has had his fill and returned to a nesting spot to return to human form Jason's worm demon can still enter the persons's body and possess him.

The next full moon Zombie Jason will become a werewolf anyways. The werewolf is always unconcious after transformation period. So it would be easy for the demon to enter its prey.

Jason wins. And evolves.

So hypnotizing a regular person is the same as hypnotizing a being that is little more than a humanoid beast going mostly off of instinct?

I don't see him hypnotizing either one, and even if he could, they're too fast for him. He literally gets dismantled before he knows what's happening.

All werewolves (as far as that film was concerned) cared about was flesh and survival. Powerful yet savage beasts.

If the demon inside Jason can possess an educated human it can consume the thoughts of a savage beast.

If the demon sends out the urge to eat it's host's heart then I see no reason why a werewolf won't answer the call.

The demon grows like a parasite in the hosts body and takes over its soul.

The demon has two feats of possession and either will eventually get a hold on one of the opponents.
Especially once they become human again.

How was the possession done? Eye contact, spiritual presence, what?

The mortician just had to be in the general vicinity of the body.
Then he became completely compelled to turn around walk up to the body and chow down.
Becoming possessed and went on a killing spree.

The wormlike demon can also leave the body directly and hide, it's very fast and once it finds an unconscious or dead person can go up its ass and take over them.

Jason did it to his sister and completely transformed into a fresh Jason!

So hypnotizing a mortician automatically makes Jason capable of hypnotizing Hopkins-Wolf, who'd been a werewolf for several decades and has basically conquered the transformation. And Del Toro-Wolf, who, despite being a freshly turned wolf, showed enough willpower to remain self aware during his transformations?

They weren't just no name plot devices.

Also, the little demon snake is irrelevant here, as there's no one around aside from Jason and the wolves.

Originally posted by the ninjak
Jason as shown in "Jason goes to hell".

Showed the ability to hypnotize a being into eating his heart once Jason's body was blasted apart enough to be rendered inoperative.

Once the young werewolf gets entranced into eating Jason's heart he becomes possessed by Jason.

And a werewolf possessed by Jason is a potent mix.

Jason also showed the ability to release the demon worm inside of himself into the world. So when one of the werewolves has had his fill and returned to a nesting spot to return to human form Jason's worm demon can still enter the persons's body and possess him.

The next full moon Zombie Jason will become a werewolf anyways. The werewolf is always unconcious after transformation period. So it would be easy for the demon to enter its prey.

Jason wins. And evolves.

LoL, no. Once Jason 'dies' here, the fight is over.

Fair enough. Though Jason is nothing withou that demon worm.

Without it he's just a dead pile of flesh.

Originally posted by KingD19
So hypnotizing a mortician automatically makes Jason capable of hypnotizing Hopkins-Wolf, who'd been a werewolf for several decades and has basically conquered the transformation. And Del Toro-Wolf, who, despite being a freshly turned wolf, showed enough willpower to remain self aware during his transformations?

They weren't just no name plot devices.

Also, the little demon snake is irrelevant here, as there's no one around aside from Jason and the wolves.

Yeah good point on the werewolf's bestial instincts possibly making it immune to the demon's commands. It's either way really.

But I would still rate a demon over a werewolf in terms of manipulation and control. All it has to do is sway it to eat some of its vessal.

You also have to take into account that Jason's a rotting corpse, good luck getting an animal to eat what it doesn't want to eat.

So an educated man would want to eat rotten flesh as much as a savage predator who eats flesh daily?

I agree it's a toss up. And I'm going with Jason.

It's not a matter of preference but a matter of level of power.

Jason freakin wins the long term fight!