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About as well as Injustice Superman snapping the neck Ultraman (Evil Superman from Earth 3).

Injustice superman and homelanders motives are completely different, and a meeting/interaction between them would be terrifying, since homelander would be extremely displeased with injustice superman's presence, and would think that he and his one earth regime is a threat to his brand and public image, and would tell him and his regime "get the f&#k out of my country." The same way he did in his death battle with omni-man, and injustice superman would lose it and kill homelander the moment he found out about the people he killed in secret, and the plane incident.

I think it was inevitable considering throughout season 1 Stolas gave Blitzo no reason to believe it was about more than sex. Remember that as seen in the first episode their arrangement started with Stolas coercing Blitzo when he wasn't really in a position to properly consent. Stolas does care about Blitzo and sincerely wants a relationship with him, but in the past he was only flirting with him and focused on sex even when Blitzo didn't like or want the flirting and talking down to him and actively referring to him as a plaything. He may have thought it was sweet talk and cute flirting, but he still never realized that to Blitzo it was coming across as condescending. His sincere and heartfelt moments seen by the audience were not really happening in front of Blitzo. Their relationship up until now was inherently unhealthy and exploitative because of the drastic power imbalance involved. So something like this was really necessary because it was the only way they'll have a shot at developing something more healthy in the future.

@@williamharmon4039 sigh you have a point but still I feel really bad for Stolas

​@@HaydenSoto Agreed. The sad truth is that neither of them knew how to have a healthy relationship with somebody and both of them handled things badly even though they both care for each other. Blitzo definitely does want a relationship with Stolas on some level but he's unable to understand the idea of somebody wanting anything to do with him without it being transactional or some sort of obligation and so he pushes everyone away out of misplaced defensiveness.

@@williamharmon4039 not only that stolas wants noting to do with his cruel wife since he was forced into that marriage since childhood and he's tying his best to be a good dad to Octavia he just doesn't know how to since his father wasn't exactly a good ideal father figure to him

Blitz doesn’t understand until it’s too late.

Sonic fans take it too seriously, they blame Ian Flynn but he didn’t even write this story. Evan Stanley is the head writer of Sonic IDW

@@FrostTheHobidon that true, evan did write that they really need look it up

I’m not too fond of her myself, but man, they act like she committed war crimes. And the some who defend her end up making overly long college essays. But the funny thing is the fans should also be blaming themselves (not all them of course) for requesting Stanley to make her from being a background to a major character just because she had a cool design. It’s like ordering something from a from the cheesecake to looks delicious, but after you take a bite out of it, it’s not as tasty as you hoped.

Burnout is understandable. Like I dislike the "I hate it" people and the "it's turned terrible" but certainly there is noticable burnout. Honestly I wish Capcom would give IDW Tron Bonne at least or Megaman Legends to work with. Because that's probably the best Megaman for a comic adventure series. And Honestly I would LOVE and throw money to see that setting managed by these guys. It would also probably make for the best possible crossover event if they could do one of those later on.

@@codyraugh6599 it’s not that I hate IDW sonic there are some things I do like from that series. But my problems stems from some of the portrayal of the characters, specifically Gemerl and Shadow. The former seems like a bit of a mixed bag for me. Gemerl’s devotion and care to Cream and her family is a benefit and a detriment to his character. Well, it is nice to see him so caring and loving to cream and her family, It often feels like it’s the only defining feature of his character and nothing else. And the way he speaks, gives him a lack of personality to be precise. It’s not that he doesn’t have personality. It’s just the way he speaks, kind of takes away a sense of it. His treatment towards sonic during the middle virus arc was honestly the worst thing. Sonic is infected and he’s being protective of Cream, but there is no excuse for him to be acting so hostile towards sonic and it took cream to convince him to say sorry to sonic. However, he acts like a jerk again the next time he sees sonic still infected. But, It’s nowhere near as bad as shadow’s betrayal in this comic series. You probably already heard of how bad they’ve written shadows character in the metal virus arc so I won’t mention it here. I’m honestly shocked that Nobody calls out SEGA for their terrible mandates and restricting Ian Flynn’s writing.

Don’t blame Death Battle, blame the statistics. Taizo Hori uses brains to beat Bomberman’s brawn.

@@robbiewalker2831 yeah i can see that, and yet Bomberman was able to fight off the likes of Nitros in Bomberman Hero multiple times, yet he loses to Dig Dug who. to my knowledge. (i never played the Dig Dug games. but i have played Bomberman Hero) isn't much of a fighter unless there's spinoff and supplementary material im missing

Brains beats Brawn in this battle. Bomberman = Brawn Taizo Hori = Brain

​@@robbiewalker2831 False Bomberman is also intelligent Is fault that people thinks Bomberman is only Bombs, when he has many other weapons aside his bombs

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