The Ultimate Survival of the Fittest

Each race is teleported on a planet 5 times the size of Jupiter. The planet is eerily similar to earth with the different climates and what not only on a grander scale. There is a human population here of roughly 30 billion. They are about as advanced during medieval times with swords and what not. They are the x factor.

Dragons (Reign of Fire)

Xenomorphs (Alien/Aliens)

Predators

Creatures (Pitch Black)

Creatures (The Mist)

Aliens/Mr. Grey (DreamCatcher)

Zombie virus (28 Days Later)

The Predators are the only race who come on their own for the ultimate hunting game.

Who survives and wipes out the others in this survival of the fittest ?

30 billion people on a planet that's about 5,000 Earths combined? LoL.

Yeah, humanity is safe until they advance enough to nuke the threats. /thread

Originally posted by Robtard
30 billion people on a planet that's about 5,000 Earths combined? LoL.

Yeah, humanity is safe until they advance enough to nuke the threats. /thread

How many dragons?

How many predators and what are their equipment?

Which creatures from the Mist and in what numbers?

How many xenomorphs?

How many aliens from Dreamcatcher and what equipment did they bring with them?

How many Zombies?

Is the entire planet the battle ground? (seems so).

Originally posted by dadudemon
How many dragons?

How many predators and what are their equipment?

Which creatures from the Mist and in what numbers?

How many xenomorphs?

How many aliens from Dreamcatcher and what equipment did they bring with them?

How many Zombies?

Is the entire planet the battle ground? (seems so).

Every piece of equipment seen in the movie for the Predators and equipment. As pertaining to a real number probably hundreds from what we've seen. They really don't spwn out and we haven't seen enough of their homeworld. They like overwhelming odds and with their tech they can wipe out thousands with one suicidal blast alone.

Mist is hard to gauge. It's the 2007 Stephen King flick. I'd say millions of the spiders, thousands of the flying bugs, and hundreds of the giant walking creature we see when they leave the store.

Xenomorphs start out in the thousands but can quickly rip into the human population

Their tech was damaged their breeding and ability to spawn and mass contaminate water sources makes them a real challenge here. They start out in the thousands.

10 million zombies.

Yes.

They all die.

Originally posted by Korto Vos
They all die.

Everything on that planet is going to die because this 'Ragnarok' will cause the destruction of this planet.

They will all kill each other off, or damage the atmosphere or biosphere to the extent that all life will be exterminated.

Originally posted by Korto Vos
Everything on that planet is going to die because this 'Ragnarok' will cause the destruction of this planet.

They will all kill each other off, or damage the atmosphere or biosphere to the extent that all life will be exterminated.

I'd go with the zombies. Zombie dragons dominate.

The virus "wins" unless a cure is developed.

Quick question. It's been a while since I've seen 28 days later. Other than the chimps what other animals were infected by the virus.

Well the humans don't have the tech needed to cure in so its just the Preds who could do that. And we don't know if they can. Plus I doubt they'd share the cure with the other sentients.

The virus or Preds win.

Could the virus infect the Aliens (Xenomorphs) since their blood is made out of pure acid ?

Going with the dragons.

Originally posted by Nephthys
I'd go with the zombies. Zombie dragons dominate.

Xenomorph Dragons>Zombie Dragons

-Predators won't last long.
-The humans have medieval tech. So no cure.
-The virus only works on humans.

It's the Alien who win by hiding in the caverns and caves, most of the warriors will die. But when the dragons lay eggs the facehuggers will attack the babies. Creating an unstoppable species of Xenomorphs.

Wouldn't a planet five times the size of Jupiter crush any of the creatures on it's surface with it's massive gravity?

Anyway, I say Xenomorphs win. They're the most adaptive species.

Originally posted by Psychotron
Wouldn't a planet five times the size of Jupiter crush any of the creatures on it's surface with it's massive gravity?

Depends! 😄

It was once theorized that Jupiter was the largest theoretical size a gas giant could be (without collapsing into a small star).

We pwned ourselves over that, already.