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Death Angel vs Xenomorph

Scen 1. On the USCSS Nostromo
Scen 2. Forest

Death Angel stomps

Xenomorph easily.

Originally posted by riv6672
Xenomorph easily.

I guess you haven't watched A quiet place.
This is spite thread

https://youtu.be/6_qQhFo07Gg?si=qQdoolyv-CZEnpjd

Originally posted by Thinkerer
https://youtu.be/6_qQhFo07Gg?si=qQdoolyv-CZEnpjd

Death angels can rip through inches of solid steel, tank powerful missiles and all types of military weaponry without any damage.

Weapons of the military will absolutely demolish a Predator and a Xenomorph. If you disagree then kindly prove that they won't.

Best case scenario, the death angel's hand will be damaged or destroyed after it kills the xenomorph by ripping straight through its body like tissue paper.

Death Angel ftw

Pyrrhic victory for the Death Angel.

It's powerful enough to overpower a Xeno, but then likely dies or is permanently gimped due to having it's face melted off by the Xeno's acid blood.

Originally posted by Robtard
Pyrrhic victory for the Death Angel.

It's powerful enough to overpower a Xeno, but then likely dies or is permanently gimped due to having it's face melted off by the Xeno's acid blood.

Question: What is your education level? Which degrees do you hold?

^^^

Originally posted by Robtard
Pyrrhic victory for the Death Angel.

It's powerful enough to overpower a Xeno, but then likely dies or is permanently gimped due to having it's face melted off by the Xeno's acid blood. I guess it depends.

If the exterior of a Death Angel (incredibly stupid name btw) is actually durable enough to withstand their ****ing planet exploding I don't think the acid will do much. If you think that's ridiculously stupid PIS then maybe you're right.

Originally posted by NemeBro
I guess it depends.

If the exterior of a Death Angel (incredibly stupid name btw) is actually durable enough to withstand their ****ing planet exploding I don't think the acid will do much. If you think that's ridiculously stupid PIS then maybe you're right.



Also. The military have weaponry that will annihilate the Predators metal objects. Yet this weaponry is not even able to damage the death Angel.
So just because acid was shown damaging Predator metal doesn't mean it can do the same to the Death Angel.

Death Angel stomps a single xenomorph with staggering ease. Hell, even a queen xeno gets slaughtered.

https://a-quiet-place.fandom.com/wiki/Death_Angel

Would be interesting if the screams from a Xeno is enough to make them open their flaps. They're also stealthy as hell.

But it's the Death Angel's fight to lose.

Originally posted by h1a8


Also. The military have weaponry that will annihilate the Predators metal objects. Yet this weaponry is not even able to damage the death Angel.
So just because acid was shown damaging Predator metal doesn't mean it can do the same to the Death Angel.

That depends on the grade of the dlex armor used by the yaughta

Originally posted by ShadowFyre
That depends on the grade of the dlex armor used by the yaughta We are only referring to the movies, in which one is not Canon from the others.
We use MOVIE feats to determine the durability of the armor.

Originally posted by h1a8
Question: What is your education level? Which degrees do you hold?


Highest level, sport. PhDs in chemistry, biology, thermal engineering, medicine and philosophy. Highest accolades in astronbiology, cryptozoology. There's literally no one better at answering this question.

Originally posted by NemeBro
I guess it depends.

If the exterior of a Death Angel (incredibly stupid name btw) is actually durable enough to withstand their ****ing planet exploding I don't think the acid will do much. If you think that's ridiculously stupid PIS then maybe you're right.

Even going with a "yes it is", that doesn't mean they're automatically immune to "molecular acid", as we're talking about different types of damage. It's also a fictional alien acid, just as the DA's skin is a fictional alien carapace.

Look at it this way, a kevlar vest will protect you from bullets and a fire proximity suit or fireproof underwear layer (race care driver use) will protect from fire. But a strong enough acid can damage, or eat through both.

I posed more of a what if, as people where thinking inside their safe little boxes.

Originally posted by Robtard
Highest level, sport. PhDs in chemistry, biology, thermal engineering, medicine and philosophy. Highest accolades in astronbiology, cryptozoology. There's literally no one better at answering this question.

I figured. Anyone that uses "Pyrrhic" out of the blue is highly educated

Originally posted by Robtard
Highest level, sport. PhDs in chemistry, biology, thermal engineering, medicine and philosophy. Highest accolades in astronbiology, cryptozoology. There's literally no one better at answering this question.
^^^Question.
Are doctorates and degrees like Jacuzzis and hot tubs?
You know, in that all jacuzzis are hot tubs but not all hot tubs are jacuzzis.

Originally posted by Robtard
Even going with a "yes it is", that doesn't mean they're automatically immune to "molecular acid", as we're talking about different types of damage. It's also a fictional alien acid, just as the DA's skin is a fictional alien carapace.

Look at it this way, a kevlar vest will protect you from bullets and a fire proximity suit or fireproof underwear layer (race care driver use) will protect from fire. But a strong enough acid can damage, or eat through both.

I posed more of a what if, as people where thinking inside their safe little boxes. That is true, but we're talking about literally hundreds of thousands of orders of magnitude of difference in terms of the energies they are surviving. A carapace durable enough to withstand a planet exploding would have molecular bonds so durable and strong no real life acid could eat through it, and even the Xenomorph acid doesn't have feats making me comfortable to suggest it would eat through it.

Overall agreed, so stand to reason there's more too it then, as their insides would have to be FAR more durable than what we've seen, or else be turned to jelly form the forces their bodies would have withstood on explosion and then orbital entry into earth. A simple shot gun killed them in the inside bits.

Originally posted by h1a8
I figured. Anyone that uses "Pyrrhic" out of the blue is highly educated

Seems you were both surprised and confused by my use of a not so uncommon word. Simple minds will be simple.

Originally posted by Robtard
more too it

Originally posted by Robtard
Seems you were both surprised and confused by my use of a not so uncommon word. Simple minds will be simple.

I have a MMath and you just taught me a new vocabulary word.

AKA, changing my opinion and going w. the Angel(s).

Military weaponry (not even nukes) can easily penetrate and damage tanks (several inches of the most durable steel), and carriers, etc. Predator armor has no movie feats to suggest it can withstand the strongest of military weaponry (minus nukes).

Even if you go by Predator lore (other medium) then young blood Yautja armor is intentionally made to not be acid proof. Only until they kill a Xenomorph they become blooded and get a standard set of armor. So blooded armor should be more durable than young blood or unblooded armor (as shown in Alien vs Predator movie).

Plus it was stated that Alien vs Predator is not Canon to the Alien franchise (as it contradicts it). But it is Canon to the most of Predator franchise. Weird but understandable.

Bottomline: The acid being shown to destroy armor that was intentionally designed to be weaker than standard armor (which still has no great feats) is clearly not transitive to the Death angel's armor.

Those offpanel Death Angel feats make no sense, considering how some got beat.

Don't mention it

Originally posted by h1a8
I have a MMath and you just taught me a new vocabulary word.

You're welcome.

Well, a shotgun killing one directly contradicts planet level durability

Originally posted by Robtard
Overall agreed, so stand to reason there's more too it then, as their insides would have to be FAR more durable than what we've seen, or else be turned to jelly form the forces their bodies would have withstood on explosion and then orbital entry into earth. A simple shot gun killed them in the inside bits. It could be a case like comics vibranium where it completely repels the kinetic energy or something stupid like that. Like how Captain America can block a heavy swing from Thor without his entire body being shattered from the impact.

But thats a comic adaptation with superheroes. Quiet Place attempts to have a semi-realistic approach.

Originally posted by Thinkerer
But thats a comic adaptation with superheroes. Quiet Place attempts to have a semi-realistic approach.
^^^Not to mention if it could repel the kinetic energy of an exploding planet the kinetic energy of a shotgun round would mean Jack shite.

Xenos are rather fragile and can be killed by human bullets, regardless of acid blood.

Angels can withstand heavy artillery and puncture steel.

Am I missing something?

I don't think anyone argued that the Xeno wins.

I just posed that the acid blood which would be spraying everywhere would end up killing or maiming the DA after it anally rapes its foe.

Originally posted by Impediment
Xenos are rather fragile and can be killed by human bullets, regardless of acid blood.

Angels can withstand heavy artillery and puncture steel.

Am I missing something? Yeah pretty much no one disputes that the Death Angel is far superior on every level head to head. The question is can the acid kill it after it kills the Xenomorph?

Originally posted by h1a8
We are only referring to the movies, in which one is not Canon from the others.
We use MOVIE feats to determine the durability of the armor.

Did the film actually show their planet exploding or is it a director interview?

Originally posted by DarkSaint85
Did the film actually show their planet exploding or is it a director interview?

https://www.fangoria.com/original/death-angels-a-quiet-place/ #:~:text=The%20director%20shared%20that%20the,them
%20to%20travel%20through%20space.

The director shared that the aliens came to Earth after their planet had been destroyed, arriving on meteorites as they had evolved with an impenetrable armor that allowed them to travel through space.

Ok. I am actually still new here so don't really know the rules, writer interviews are allowed? Or does it have to be shown on celluloid to be 'canon'?

To me, interviews dont mean shit, cause a lot of the writers oand directors tend to exagerate, to make it sound really "cool".

Originally posted by DarkSaint85
Ok. I am actually still new here so don't really know the rules, writer interviews are allowed? Or does it have to be shown on celluloid to be 'canon'? I double-checked and I didn't see a rule against it.

I'm personally okay with writer or director interviews clarifying things like this. The feat is hard to swallow considering their portrayal though so I definitely understand people thinking it PIS and don't really factor it.

Quiet Place: Day One seems to confirm that the Death Angels fell to Earth in asteroids, as the trailer shows Lupita Nyong'o seeing asteroids crash to the surface, and immediately after Death Angels start swarming out and running up buildings.