Colossus VS T-1000

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Colossus VS T-1000

Discuss, no bfr

Any specific battlefield?

Colossus is too tough for the T-1000 to hurt (quite a bit so), T-1000 is too squishy for Colossus to do more than splatter.

I suppose Colossus could splatter him then keep the bits apart so he can't reform properly.

Originally posted by Wei Phoenix
Any specific battlefield?
inside a building

Originally posted by Colossus-Big C
inside a building
Is this a building with lava hot metal by any chance?

haha

Originally posted by Blanket
Is this a building with lava hot metal by any chance?
would good would lava do to any of them?

Didnt lava kill T-1000 in the movie?

can the T-1000 just cover colossus body and just encase him?

Originally posted by Colossus-Big C
can the T-1000 just cover colossus body and just encase him?
And then Colossus... moves, and T-1000 goes all over the walls.

Could he damage colossus from the inside of his lungs or digestive tube?

Originally posted by 753
Could he damage colossus from the inside of his lungs or digestive tube?

Aren't all of his organs steel?

Yep, he's fully metal, even though he retains his organs and innards, everything is organic steel. There's literally nothing T-1000 can do to Colossus, while Colossus can just toss T around and splatter him over and over again, eventually the matched will be called due to TKO, or the fact that one of the fighters can't do anything to the other. It's like Thanos against Squirrel Girl.....The Real Thanos.

Originally posted by Harbinger
Didnt lava kill T-1000 in the movie?
It was molten metal, well actually was it orange juice with lights in but for the movie it was molten metal.

Lava > molten metal

Originally posted by Mindset
Lava > molten metal

That's not even true 😂

That's something you need to ask yourself.

Lava: Lava can reach temperatures of about 1,250° Celsius. The lava of the Hawaiian volcanoes reach these temperatures. Normal lava temperatures reach 750° Celsius.

Metal: I'll use Iron that's produced in the thermite reaction reaches up to 3000°C with a mix of sulfur even hotter.

Nice edit, I see you used wiki to seem like an expert.

Originally posted by Mindset
Nice edit, I see you used wiki to seem like an expert.
No I used google for the lava part and I study chemistry for the thermite part.