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vs.

http://thefw.com/files/2012/07/amazing-spider-man-lizard.jpeg

Who wins?

UP

Lizard

Grodd loses, he hasn't shown me anything yet

Grodd should just be able to TP him actually. Lizard might have been able to control small reptiles of lesser intelligence, but he never showed TP resistance to counter someone like Grodd.

Also, Grodd was strong enough to easily smash through walls (and even send Barry through one), and send people flying, durable enough to tank getting smashed by a speeding train, and fast enough to catch a supersonic punch, and then beat the tar out of the Flash, so he isn't totally useless, even without his mental powers. Lizard's claws should give him a distinct advantage in pure close combat though.

But going to say TP for the win, as Connors hasn't displayed a proper counter to it.

Grodd.

Yeah TP for the win. Without TP I'd give it to Lizard due to his instant healing and regeneration factor.

I dunno... TP him too much and he might revert to an animalistic mind, which could be harder to control. Also Lizard's regen was off the charts, and while Grodd has actually been a little impressive, beating up Barry Allen is hardly a feat.... the guy seems to be retarded when it comes to combat decisions... jeez, if you're fighting a giant gorilla/shark/metal dude/whatever, maybe think about picking up a baseball bat or something.

And what the hell was he thinking, trying to get the guys with the cold/heat guns to take each other out? Just f**king crack their jaws before they see you coming. Idiot. Hell, a shoulder barge would be more than enough at 100mph.

Whataretard.

"TP him too much and he might revert to an animalistic mind, which could be harder to control."


Really pulled that one out your ass huh, Scoobless

Originally posted by 0mega Spawn
"TP him too much and he might revert to an animalistic mind, which could be harder to control."


Really pulled that one out your ass huh, Scoobless

Pulled it from the source material actually, pretty much canon in Marvel that when someone becomes more animal-like they are much harder/impossible to control... go read X-Men.

Originally posted by Scoobless
Pulled it from the source material actually, pretty much canon in Marvel that when someone becomes more animal-like they are much harder/impossible to control... go read X-Men.
Is this a comic? No scoobless... it's not

Regardless, your contention was that the theory was pulled from my posterior, I was pointing out the actual location of the pullage.

But since it's a topic now, has any telepath controlled a less-than-human mind in any movie thus far?