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- Marius is as he was shown at the end of the film, plus 10 of his Lycan foot soldiers. No guns though.
- Arthur has Excalibur, and is as he was after fully mastering the sword's power, post-Boss.
- Opponents start 20 feet apart.
- All are out to kill.

Who wins?

For people who have not seen Legend of the Sword, this gives you an idea of what Arthur can do:

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Even though it becomes a bit chaotic when in the thick of things, the slowmos whenever he powers up (from his own actual POV during the 2nd fight), plus the speed difference between him and the first three soldiers in the second fight, before he goes full rampage mode, gives a pretty decent indication of just how fast he is. He literally has time to shuffle forward, set himself, and then take a full on axe-like swing at the third guy in the time it takes him to fly like a foot through the air, and he is visibly moving a lot faster than the three of them, who are moving in slowmo.

He murders all of them. So horribly. Just fur and blood and body parts everywhere.

Originally posted by KingD19
He murders all of them. So horribly. Just fur and blood and body parts everywhere.

I initially considered adding 30 Lycan foot soldiers. I actually forgot just how fast he was until I rewatched that clip. He is basically moving in real time when fighting those 3 lone soldiers while they are all moving (and even falling or flying back) in slowmo.

That one guy he knocked into the air in the begininng, he waited about 5 seconds before he hit him again and he only flew back maybe a foot. He's not Quicksilver, but he's fast.

And the sword grants him superhuman stats even when holding it one handed and possibly without even using it as his father showed in the beginning iirc.

Honeslty he could just swing shockwaves at them all day.

Originally posted by KingD19
And the sword grants him superhuman stats even when holding it one handed and possibly without even using it as his father showed in the beginning iirc.

Yeah, you don't really get a sense of his durability during those fights, as no one ever actually comes closer than cutting his shirt sleeve. But, during his fight with 10-foot-tall, demon-amped Vortigern, he took a fireball that sent him flying like 15 feet and got right back up. He also took super strong hits without sustaining injury (though the scythe strike to the face that probably knocked him about 20 feet did daze him a bit). And once he had the flashback and fully mastered the sword's power, he was able to easily hold his own against Vortigern, match him for strength, block his strikes etc. (where he'd seriously struggled earlier), and ultimately defeated him quite decisively. What is actually impressive is he fought those group battles before he gained full mastery, during the final fight, so he wasn't even at his current level.

Indeed. And even without the sword, the Pendragon line just seems like they're tough. No way a normal guy survived Arthur's ordeal in the Dark Lands with only some bruises and a possible sprain.

We also see beyond his durability, his insane strength. Matching Vortigern one handed in the final fight, stabbing that guy through the air with an arrow. Whacking another guy through the air with a shield(shattering the shield in the process).