Riddick vs the Moorwen (Outlander)

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Tyrannoraptor
Richard B. Riddick has landed on a planet where he encounters a Moorwen.

Jmanghan
Not confident Riddick can win this. That doesn't mean he can't, but I'm going 6 wins for the Moorwen.

He fought 2 aliens and almost died in Pitch Black, and in Riddick (2013), he almost dies against another Alien again.

Riddick may actually tame the beast instead of fighting it though.

KingD19
Riddick gets feats in order from Escape from Butcher Bay, Assault on Dark Athena, Pitch Black, Dark Fury, Chronicles of Riddick, then Riddick. The 2 video games act as direct prequels to Pitch Black.

He kills a few Bioraptors in Pitch Black, a ton of Necromongers in Chronicles, and tames his dog in Riddick before taking down dozens of Mudcrawlers, who only gave him trouble when he was surrounded by them on a mountaintop and weaponless. The first one he went against to escape the cave was an easy kill after he tested it to figure out everything it could do. He even let it sting him to trick it since he had made himself and the dog immune by repeated venom injections. Then after getting sent flying and cracking his head against a rock by another one, he immediately kills that one too.

Also keep in mind that Riddick is stealth personified, and is probably better at it than the Moorwen, and he can see the Moorwen glowing in the dark, so it's hunting mechanism will be used against it and it can never sneak up on him. All he needs is a weapon capable of cutting it.

He's also killed those weird jellyfish creatures in Dark Fury. Riddick is pretty tough, and combining all his movies and such I think gives him a majority.

riv6672

KingD19
That is true it's up there in terms of those jellyfish from Dark Fury and Riddck had literal anime powers(moving so fast he's a black blue of motion, etc) when he fought them.

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