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The F/SN team consists of: Gilgamesh, Saber, Berserker, Archer, and Assassin (NOT True Assassin).

They're all in the mainstream Marvelverse (Earth 616) and it's basically a gauntlet styled match, starting at the low tiers and working their way up.

PIS and CIS turned off, so guys like Gilgamesh have no reason to hold back in this fight.

How far can they make it in Marvel?

Gilgamesh should be able to one-shot anyone who isn't herald level, but any legitimate high herald (Thor, Silver Surfer, etc) would be able to annihilate him.

So, somewhere between there I guess.

And what about his Enuma Elish? Or the other servants? Assassin has a technique that lets him pretty much attack from 3 different directions with just a single actual swing of his sword. Berserker has his 12 lives things and Mad Enhancement, etc...

Enuma Elish is the attack that would one-shot anyone who isn't a herald tier character.

A single swing from Mjolnir would take all twelve of Berserkers.

And kill all the other Servants for that matter.

Would the Marvel Universe fare any better if Gilgamesh were replaced with someone else? By that I mean would the marvel verse not have to rely on high herald class people to win?

They probably don't need to rely on high herald class heroes to be honest.

Thor is strong enough to literally one-shot the opposing team.

Quicksilver could probably blitz them all TBH.

How fast is he these days? Because his slower incarnations are more likely to be blitzed than blitz, and even then I've never heard of Quicksilver having the brute force to put down a Servant.

Well he did dodge lightning bolts from Thor from fairly close range, so should be Mach triple digits or so

Though not sure if he could hurt the Servants in any way

Originally posted by NemeBro
How fast is he these days? Because his slower incarnations are more likely to be blitzed than blitz, and even then I've never heard of Quicksilver having the brute force to put down a Servant.

Can't speak for current current. But a couple years ago, he was racing radio waves

Servants ain't slow themselves.

Would be great to see Gilgamesh vs Thor. Considering Gilgamesh's Gate of Babylon and the chains that completely incapacitate divine/godlike beings.

Now I want this crossover to happen.

That's right. Given how they managed to restrain a demigod like Berserker, Thor (being an actual god) should potentially be restrained even more.

And last I ever checked, Servants tend to clock at around Mach 15 with Mach 45 reaction time.

Have you been following the new Fate Stay Unlimited Blade Works series by Ufotable? It's effin' epic. They been showcasing their speed and overall awesome prowess.

Originally posted by danteiscool
That's right. Given how they managed to restrain a demigod like Berserker, Thor (being an actual god) should potentially be restrained even more.

And last I ever checked, Servants tend to clock at around Mach 15 with Mach 45 reaction time. Thor would break those chains by flexing.

He's several orders of magnitude stronger than Berserker could ever dream of being.

Also, Berserker broke those chains IIRC.

Zack Fair: sure have. They really are doing a wonderful job with the anime.

Nemebro: yeah, Berserker did manage to break it once and it was regarded as quite the phenomena within the series. He still got pretty much one shotted by Gilgamesh.

Should Gilgamesh's Gates of Bablyon prove to be pretty effective, given the variety of effects each of his weapons could have?

Maybe, but Gilgamesh doesn't know how to use most of the Noble Phantasms that are stored there.

True, but even then simply hitting the enemy with those noble phantasms works since some of them have passive effects.

Sure, but anyone who can be killed by Gate of Babylon spamming is so far below Gilgamesh's full power that it doesn't really matter to be honest.

Perhaps. Still, surely it would be effective against some marvel characters above Gilgamesh's level. Not by much, but have at least some kind of effect.