Any one of them could potentially beat Akuma, but for the majority he could get probably get to Hulk or Namor. Ive argued Akuma vs Hulk taking the underdog's side before. Personally I think with his teleportation abilities he could get Hulk with the raging demon and kill him.
Honestly I see shaw getting a huge damage soak then destroying akuma
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Hard to say, simply on merit that the shungokusatsu is Akuma's ace in the hole. And short of, maybe, Ghost Rider (perhaps others, though my memory fails at the moment), it's going to be effective on anyone who uses it. Even on that merit alone, Akuma has a chance against any of the five men listed above. So I'm not really sure how far he would get.
I say toss up at Hulk because he's the only one I don't know if Akuma's hax move would work on. Hulk is weird when it comes to supernatural stuff, I'm sure if it happened in a comic that would play a factor. at the same time with his fighting speed/skill really Hulk shouldn't even hit him.
His death touch pretty much ignores strength and durability. It attacks the soul or whatever so Hulk's healing factor and what not would do him no good.
I know, I'm saying how Hulk has been able to see supernatural creatures when others can't, bend energy and stuff like that. He's more than just strength, so I could see if that was played up in a comic as a reason for the move to not work on him.
it violently sends the victim's soul to the after life, and the more evil that person was in life the more torment they receive. it attacks both the body and soul.
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Jan 2nd, 2009 11:54 PM
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