A quote from the Doctor makes Rick shooting himself appropriate. “It's not like I'm an innocent. I've taken lives. And I got worse, I got clever. Manipulated people into taking their own.”
That is actually very in character for the Doctor in general. He is a pacifist who will not take your life directly, but he's not above outsmarting you to screw you over.
Reminds me of this DC character called John Constantine, who has magical stuff on him, but is most known for (at least from what people tell me) manipulating people and events to what suits him or his interests best.
Still think what rick portal gun shouldn't work the way it worked in animation, yes, it worked this way in some moments, but only when he wanted it, but maybe the fact what it was created by portal gun glitch, bit still, there is so low chance what it will work this way
Honestly just play the rings of akhatan. "I have seen the birth of the universe and watched as time ran out. Moment by moment till nothing remained no time, no space, just me". And it continues
Yup, doing it too often in "Doctor Who" causes the fabric of reality itself to crack increasingly, until eventually reality itself would shatter. I think Bill Cipher would enjoy that...
I mean, technically the 7th Doctor encounter Death's Head. A transformers villain and left him in the Marvel 616 universe. But that was under extreme circumstances.
@@AngelOfChaos32 nothing extreme about it. All those worlds exist in a shared multiverse at the very least and as the same earth at most. The savage land of marvel comics is where the Ark landed and why the Dino bots exist. Captain Britain has fought Galifreyan super soldiers, and deaths head has been all over.
I like how The Doctor he never actually decided on using the time eraser, he only ever got the chance to contemplate it. He took literally every chance to avoid the conflict that he could. And in the end, Rick's undoing was entirely by his own hand. Surprisingly satisfying to see.
I mean, it fits both of their characters. The Doctor often uses his knowledge to cause his enemies to unwittingly defeat themselves. And Rick, is often his own worst enemy. His depression, and drunken misery, his pettiness and not being able to move on, makes him reckless and self-destructive. The Doctor just took advantage of Rick’s self destructive tendencies/behavior.
Correction it was not the nightmare child ill need to check what it was but the nightmare child is completely different from the other thing the nightmare child was created by the daleks well by davros roughly a year into the last great time war it was a genetically modified dalek that consumed other lifeforms to make it's self perfect until it was an enemy of both sides davros tried to destroy it by leading it to the gates of Elysium the gates of god where reality collide with each other in an endless sea of destruction but failed and was eaten by it the fate is not known of the nightmare child other than at the end of the war it was destroyed when galifray was destroyed
@Nuxanor, I think you mistaken with your interpretation of what I believe your talking about and it's from 11ths era with the episode rings of akatem where the being in question is a star at the center of this system and it feeds on the doctors memories and it collapse bc of this but then comes back to life and it's clara that kills it in the end I think that's what your thinking of
@@Nuxanoralso he's a lot more broken than you think and I mean a lot they only really took from the TV show but still missed some key components but the comics and expanded lore is insane
When you pit a man who doesn’t like to f$&k with time travel, against the greatest time traveler in fiction… Suffice it to say, The Doctor’s victory was a formality.
No one is arguing that the doctor shouldnt have won but the way he won brings up inconsistencies and plotholes. I agree that the doctor should win but not the way he did
@@timesphere5199 The animation is purely for entertainment purposes. Lots of times, people go “If only they did this, instead of this, they would’ve won” because they think the animation plays a major role in the outcome of the debate, which it doesn’t. Their point was that they wanted to show a cool way for The Doctor to win, but it came at the cost of consistency.
@@timesphere5199 I wouldn’t go so far as to say the whole video suffered from the ending, but I can see where you’re coming from. Incidentally, genuinely asking, how would you show The Doctor’s victory, in a way that doesn’t make Rick look like a complete idiot?
Rick just plain Hates time travel Cause if you didn't already know, Rick and Morty is based on back to the future lmao One episode they even got called back to the future rip offs
30:40 Fun Fact: The Doctor is Merlin. Like he is actually Merlin. People of Ancient England saw him and his screw driver and assumed he was casting spells. So yeah, the Screw Driver is a magic wand.
lol I was thinking, "if the doctor is britsih and basically has a magic wand, wouldnt it be crazy if Merlin was also a time lord since he can see the future". Well, thank you for clarifying because I used to watch Doctor Who as akid but forgot almost all of it.
Manipulating Rick into shooting himself is actually a very Doctor way to defeat someone if you think about it. I'm just happy this fight didn't end with the time traveller going back to when his opponent has his guard down and striking the killing blow, like flash vs sonic or green lanturn vs ben ten
That has happened to the Doctor before and he resisted it, then travelled back in time and then defeated the villain who tried to kill his past self. Time lords are very difficult to be erased.
@@sukunamaster...also, the Omnitrix makes sure Ben can't be hurt or die. When he held back a big bang that wasn't Ben changing aliens, that was the watch's AI making sure he survived
Rick didn't misfire, though. The Doctor KNEW Rick had put a portal on his back that was still there. That's why he had the portal gun make another portal when he hacked both the normal ray gun AND the portal gun with the sonic. Therefore, when Rick grabbed the D-Mat and tried to use it, The Doctor turned it around by using Rick's earlier use of the portal gun against him.
That's what I was saying! There is no WAY Rick would have misfired, he just had the bad luck of The Doctor making a portal connected to the on on his back
@@is17a985 no it doesn't, this has happened before in the show. Multiple times, it may not be OUR Rick but thousands of ricks Died just because they underestimated their enemy when they think they have them
Rick didn't lose due to a "misfire." The Doctor deliberately caused the portal gun to shoot that portal onto the wall of the TARDIS, so he could redirect Rick's shot by turning the portal on his own back toward him. It was one of the Doctor's typical brilliantly improvised tactical calculations.
I h8 to be the doctor who stickerler but its the demat gun, but rick killing him self is part of the doctors manipulation, as the doctor said in the end of time part 2 the doctor said "I've taken lives and I got worse, I got clever, I manipulated people into taking their own" so over all the doctor could've easily won, not to mention the fact that if the doctor wanted he could've called the other doctors to counter rick bringing other Rick's
Fun fact: The Doctor has actually dealt with something trying to, for lack of a better term, "Mr Frundles," the TARDIS, an alien called House that was capable of possessing a planet. Unfortunately for House, the instant he had to content with the TARDIS' consciousness, it literally mentally tortured him to death in moments.
It's actually perfectly in canon with The Doctor. He sets things up in a way to make it so whoever is attacking him is the architect of their own undoing. Note how he never attacked Rick directly cause he never needed to. Rick did all the work for him.
As The Doctor has said: 'He doesn't kill people, he's worse, he makes people do it for him.' At least, I think it was The Doctor who said it. I can't quite remember, and can't find the line.
I love the way the Doctor was characterized in this. The David Tennant impression was on point, and I loved how they showcased the Doctor's pacifism, like trying to just leave at the start to avoid the fight entirely, using a spoon against Rick's sword, or being reluctant to use the De-Mat gun. I love how inside the TARDIS the Doctor just straight up runs from Rick, because he does that all the time in the show, he just runs and comes back later with a plan. I loved how that "I don't wanna go" scene, which was not only a reference, but also in this context works as a response to Rick's nihilism. I specifically love how he barely even directly attacks Rick during the fight, and instead just outsmarts him using the environment or Rick's own attacks against him.
Yeah it all went so hard. Much like SpongeBob, they had to NOT reveal EVERYTHING with the Doc's stats, if they did, it becomes just unfair just from how much the Doc can actually counter or overwhelm, even surprisingly vaster Cosmology then what was documented here. I mentioned this before in DB's own vod regarding small clever details, but Doc outsmarting Rick in the Weeping Angel's scene makes so much sense, given Doc is astonishingly persuasive to a Supernatural degree, it has gotten to a point where he can subdue an entire army: Via words alone. Plus when they mentioned the Doc was a Deus Ex Menace, they meant it, homie can get absurdly improbable as it is, leading with Rick losing harder given the amount of convenience for Doc and inconvenience Rick will further have. Simply put, Rick was Rigged from the start and the Doc can subdue him in many infinite ways currently yes... Nice Sea Madruga profile picture BTW. Can't wait to him or a certain Crimson Grasshopper in a Death Battle someday.
@@PauloJrchannel *_"Who's gonna tell him?"_* Yeah nooooo that wouldn't be fair now, FAR from fair. Do not get my wrong impression, I can see why he is pit up against Mr. West... But Grassy is going to obliterate West regardless of what he would pull. This is the same Grasshopper who can initially struggle with Martian's unbound by the concept of violence that Grass has not shown to effect at first... Only to evolve into one shoting said powerful aliens, homie literally also froze beings that are beyond the concepts of violence, that should be impossible... Not for the Grasshopper (this is not the only secretly OP thing he has done)... To the extent he has defeated hordes of them by himself when they had ships (Grassy did not need a ship, he flew and destroyed these by himself), and confirms beating entire invasions of alien's just as, if not more powerful as confirmed in his own animated series... Keep in mind, this is but the tip *of the dimensional iceberg* that the Chap can do, upon a closer lens, he borders as a Toony Superhero Eldritch hybrid, he has given me an idea to start something with him via all of the information that I have gathered someday. Grassy can also create fictions while already being inside a fiction, insert himself in one's ideas, etc. etc. in fact I just found an even huger break through, that being thanks to Roberto's real life events: Grassy identifies as ALL of the characters Roberto plays, Grassy even took off guard his own creator at one point. There is so much more I can give... But this will be another SpongeBob vs Aquaman (the powerful canon one even) or Doc Who levels of unfairness XD.
Its that moment of hesitation before touching the dmat gun that I love about the Doctor. The moment he knows what he has to do but thinks about it, that he knows that he could but shouldn't because he doesn't want to go that step.
It’s kind of like Batman. Only, the Doctor has killed billions before. But, he’s still scared that once he goes down that path again, he may not stop. Which may be why he has compianas with him on his adventures. Not to make them weapons, but to keep The Doctor human. He knows he’s potentially the most dangerous being in the universe. Which is why he doesn’t want more deaths on his conscience. That guilt has put him close to killing himself. The Doctor tries to keep away from the edge of madness and nihilism, while Rick fell over, and is still descending.
Someone pointed this out but when The Doctor used the Sonic Screwdriver before regeneration he fired off the Portal Gun. He saw that Rick was gonna use the D-MAT and made another Portal so that he could use the one off his back to make Rick kill himself with it. Ironic
Okay here me out. The doctor put out the gun never intending to use it but to set up for rick to use the gun and now eventually die. So rick lost as soon as the doctor took out the gun
Yeah, the doctor's favorite way of defeating enemies is by tricking them into destroying themselves. The Doctor literally gave her enemy a gun that would fire backwards. If you shoot her, it would shoot you instead. And the enemy did just that, even as The Doctor begged them not to do it.
To be fair to the Doctor. The Doctor main tactics is more tricks and adapting while Rick is chase and kill. So The Doctor use the fact Rick tunnel vision to make him shot himself. Which is what the Doctor is famous for doing.
Rick dying because he fired the gun is actually really thematically appropriate. Most of the doctors enemies get themselves killed because he uses their inability to just drop it. Rick wanted the smoke and that got him killed, meanwhile the doctor didnt have to fire and compromise his morals because rick did it for him. Which rick would totally do. Also "he lost to a british person" that's ok, so has nearly every country in the world. You should watch modern DW tho Nux, I think you would like the 11th doctor especially EDIT: Guys, 10 is my favourite doctor too. I just think nux would like 11 more
Yeah, when you see the doctor, noticing he doesn't have a weapon is probably the last thing you'll ever notice. He fought pretty much everything Rick has fought and more, he also is unique in that he can regenerate more than 11 times , which normal time lords cannot do. Rick is pretty cool aswell though. Edit: I forgot he can only regen more than 11 times due to being granted another cycle, my bad guys.
@@justsomejerseydevilwithint4606 Yeah, but he has many ways to bypass it, like the D-Mat, which could kill every Rick to ever exist in the entire infinite multiverse, ever. He had better weapons as well, Rick did have a lot of win cons as well though.
Technically the only reason he can regen more than 11 times is cause the timelords granted him a second regen cycle after he saved the planet away in a separate dimension, so realistically he only has one bere
Any Time Lord can regererate more than 11 times, if the Time Lords want to give you a new cycle. They offer the master one. They gave the Doctor one. They can ressurect from scratch. They can force regeneration. And they can impart limits There are literally people who now think 'The Doctor was going to die for good at Trenzalore' was retconned by the Timeless Child because they just don't get the lore of the show.
@@randomyoutuber2633well, thanks to the idiocy of Chris Chibnall, now the doctor is tHe TImLEsS cHiLd and can kinda regenerate as many times as the show runners want
One of my favorite quotes from the doctor when he was fighting against an entity called the house which could devour TARDIS'. The entity said "Fear me, I've killed hundreds of time lords" the doctor's response was "Fear me, I've killed all of them"
"He never raised his voice. That was the worst thing… the fury of the Time Lord… and then we discovered why. Why this Doctor, who had fought with gods and demons, why he had run away from us and hidden. He was being kind" "No second chances. I'm that sort of a man"
Only when the shields are up. There's moments where he drops the shields for one reason or another, and then the (space) Titanic crashes through the side of the TARDIS. Or when the Daleks capture the TARDIS as part of their multiversal genocide plan, and The Doctor says "right now, those wooden doors... Are just wood." because of the Daleks figuring out how to disable the defenses. Then they drop it into a Z neutrino core or something to dissolve it (but a surprise human hybrid clone of The Doctor saves it at the last moment). Then there's just times where we see the Daleks painting the TARDIS with extermination lasers and missiles which don't do shit, because the shields were up. In this battle, they made a weird decision to have the shields *down* so Rick could harpoon onto it, but up so that his ship's weapons did fuck all damage.
@@lordolxinatorpersonally seems like the shield is less effective against just plain weapons like spears, arrows, and this case a harpoon, while truly effective against energy based weaponry like lasers.
@@ChaoticJester You'd think, but one of the most notable things we hear about the shields is "the hordes of Genghis Khan couldn't get through those doors"
One thing I didn’t notice on my first watch was how The Doctor had ACTUALLY hacked the portal gun toward the end of the fight. I thought it just went off on its own. But no, DW simultaneously hacked it and linked the newly created portal to the one on his back while he was disabling Ricks gun. I thought it was really contrived, like why would the portal on his back change from wherever Rick was originally when he popped out, to being linked with the new one? It’s a cool detail showing how DW was thinking multiple steps ahead of Rick, and PLANNED on him getting his hands on the D-Mat
In addition, the mentioned Time Lord erasure-resistance would have meant that the gun was far less dangerous to the Doctor than to Rick. Even if the plan had failed, the Doctor had a chance to survive it.
Rick managed to outsmart them purely due to their hubris regarding that raging meteor species that followed them. They were smarter in a lot of ways, but you could also chalk that up to them having millions of years of prep time to focus on technological advancement. Their understanding of species and civilisations as well as their impact on those they leave behind is inferior to Rick's emotional intelligence (even if Rick almost always chooses to be a jaded asshole, he almost always recognises the impacts he has with his decisions but just doesn't care much of the time). With a bit of prep time and a lot of cynical oneupmanship he sabotaged the dinosaurs "utopian" vision and managed to outsmart them, forcing them to drop their pacifism to correct an issue they couldn't figure out how to solve (instead of just accepting death). I'd say the dinosaurs are up there for sure. Rick Prime is still probably the smartest, Rick C137 and Evil Morty are closely behind (then followed by the dinosaurs). Even if Rick isn't smarter than the dinos, Rick Prime likely *is*, allowing for the Central Finite Curve logic to still apply.
@@lordolxinator The Dinosaurs had a big weakness their virtue signalling. But I bet a version of them without ties to reality like Rick prime. Would be twice as dangerous. I was honestly surprised at the sloppiness of Rick prime during the final fight. It's like they dumbed him down. His robots were too robotic when our Rick can make realistic humanoid robots. Rick prime got shot by Evil Morty when he was clearly shown to have a shield just for that reason... The biggest reason I believe the dinosaurs are superior is because they actually made dare I say perfect portal tech. That not even Prime Rick or Evil Morty made.
In addition to the ending being 100% in character for the Doctor, one fact they didn't go over is that the Doctor is a master of emotional manipulation, which meant Rick's ego was his plaything. Rick lost the moment he lost his cool, while the Doctor is always focused in times of crisis, all while still quipping.
@@cngotham4111 For the most part, but the Doctor still needed to be smart enough to handle Rick's weapons, but that would be more battle IQ, which as characters like Goku show, can make up for any disadvantage in standard smarts. The Doc's natural cunning and wit are what allowed them to exploit Rick's ego so well, but they would likely still need standard smarts to figure out how to destroy or get around Rick's tech.
Nux, I just want to let you know that the first thing the people who make Death Battles do is figure out the winner. Then, they make the actual fights to be as entertaining as possible.
Yeah, I’m really guessing that they chose the doctor as the winner because he’s the underdog in this fight, way more people know of and like Rick and simultaneously Rick would get himself killed by his own arrogance and impulsiveness
I think one big issue I have with Death Battle is some fights that are actually close they have someone win for a seemingly arbitrary or stupid reason and in fights that wouldnt ever be even a little close they seem like they try and play it off as if it were anyone's game
One it's not looking into the time vortex.It's looking into the heart of the tardis, which is connected to the time vortex and 2 That would be incredibly stupid as that is not a certainty Yeah the heart of the tardis turned rose into a god but it also turned margaret the slathen Is into an egg And In the third ever story, the edge of destruction due to extreme gravity.The tardis was being ripped apart and its heart Is made everyone inside paranoid in slightly murdery And when The third Doctor separated his tardis's console from the actual box. Is that alone took him to a whole another dimension
I tasted the salt in that reaction. Yet, you still appreciated the episode for what it was. That makes you better than most death battle fans. This man just can’t not be based.
@@Bleeperblopper497 I mean maybe he could! Given how different power systems are, and how vague/inconsistent some feats are, there are so many ways you can interpret a characters’ capabilities and how they interact. That’s what makes Death Battle fun.
@@interguy5846yeah I get where you're coming from but base asta really does just stomp class 1a up until like season 6 of mha. If he uses any sort of transformation it's a wrap
They BUFFED Rick and NERFED the Doctor too, and he still won. Operation Phoenix? The thing that can not only get hacked by lesser intelligent beings with lesser Tech, but it's just not even practial. We had a WHOLE episode about that, Turns out Rick is spawned into a world with no tech, no hacks, nothing. Not even a way to get home. He spent that whole episode getting killed by the world he was born into, he was basically at the mercy of whatever world he came into. That's not practical against an enemy who can track you down across time and space, and has ALL the time in the universe to hunt and eradicate you. Especially since the Doctor has End Time tech. (Tech that has seen the end of the universe, and the doctor has collected) he can just shut down O.P. but if hes mad, you better believe he will meet you at every spawn point with a different punishment. EVERY. SINGLE. TIME.
@@purrfizz Britain is the literal island that both England and Scotland reside. The United Kingdom is the nation that resides on the island of Britain. Scottish people by literal definition are British. Like how Americans and Canadians are both North Americans.
The Doctor isn't Scottish. I mean technically he's Galifreyan, but even including actors there were six English actors before the first Scottish one even came along, and canonically the Tenth Doctor has a cockney accent, Tennant is Scottish but he doesn't use his accent when playing the Doctor.
It actually kinda makes sense that the Harpoon would stick into the Tardis' door. When the 12th doctor went back with Clara to find Robin Hood, his arrows also stuck into the door. It definitely wouldn't break through, but it sticking into it isn't farfetched at all.
The exterior is just a wooden box , Paint arrows, anything.You would expect to stick to the outside.Will stick but once they're removed it will return to normal
“Could unity take the doctor over” no. Theres an episode where the doctor goes up against a cyberman super intelligent parasite that can rewrite you into a cyberman, he beat it with a game of mind chess
I remember the Doctor travelled to another universe by accident once, and he ended up stuck for awhile because apparently the space poisons the TARDIS. I think there was another episode where the TARDIS could run in another episode, but only if it "holds it's breath", and it only had like 60 seconds before it stops working.
@@thelazygamer1639 Has nothing to do with being in the void, the TARDIS went dead by travelling to Pete's World in Rise of the Cybermen. The Tardis can't function outside the main universe.
There was something else about the final moments in the fight Nux did overlook it was subtle but noticable. 1: when the Doctor Hacked the raygun he also forced the portal device to activate 2: we saw that Rick was going to jump through the portal hinting at him assuming the portal was an exit 3: Having used all options Rick had to hope that the Doctor was stupider then him and wouldn't use the portal on his back and he more then likely was going to just shoot elsewhere with the next shot These are important because of the Biggest flaw with Rick's Portal Device. Because he likes no one knowing where the portal is going and enjoys the small surprise his Ego over it became what kills him. If he had just simply made the portals show where they were going to go to from a distance he would have known the portal was linked to the one on the Doctor's back but that Pride came before the fall. His own Ego and Pride Killed him not the doctor.
He didn't remove it, or anything just made an exit. Said exit also disrupted portals from working correctly until it was closed. And he somehow ascended his portal gun to go in and out as he pleases.
As for one sided fights, what about SpongeBob vs Aquaman: they started that fight saying it was Aquamans death. Or Deadpool vs The Mask :the mask just being a harder to kill Deadpool
SpongeBob is probably the closest being to immortality, especially since he has survived his soul getting removed & has come back from complete disintegration
Honestly the ending was really appropriate. The Doctor pretty much always wins by turning an opponent's plans against them. So him finishing the fight by using Rick's portals to redirect the shot is extremely in character.
If the doctor's universe is in Rick's Central Finite Curve, it still only makes him the smartest human in the universe. But human intelligence doesn't have the edge on timelord intelligence.
"The Doctor is no killer..." Ha, you're hilarious. Tell that to Solomon the Trader, the Racnoss, the Beast, the whole of fucking Skaro, all of Pompeii, probably the clockwork man, countless Daleks, countless Cybermen, the Boneless, the Minotaur, the Fisher King, ffs the Doctor has one of the highest kill count in fiction.
@@cameronjosephvideos5942 to quote the death battle doctor “It's not like I'm an innocent. I've taken lives. And I got worse, I got clever. Manipulated people into taking their own.” just like rick
Fun lore fact : In Doctor who , the Doctor wasn't named after the word doctor , but the other way around . He was so instrumental in so many things that the word for healer became his name in multiple worlds . (Doctor also means great warrior in one particular jungle planet , , will let you piece the dots there) Edit : Oh , he also mind control all humans to kill a species on sight (though we always forget we do it)
Ok that last part he used the alien species his own abilities against them And the word Doctor is a Bootstrap paradox. The Doctor does call himself the Doctor because he knows what that word means it wasn't always a promise in the early days.It was quite simply just something to make himself sound clever
Even Rick's greatest chance with that D-Ray wasn't a real chance. If Time Lords are immune to alteration in time and the weapon works by altering time, then he'd be entirely immune.
@@fajfejk0598 What the f*** are you talking about?No he literally just didn't check the scanner and was shot By asian gangsters was dragged to the hospital and killed by the Surgeon, not understanding his biology.The anesthetic nearly completely destroying the regeneration Process and when he eventually did come back he had lost all his memories and ended up kissing the surgeon who killed him Did bro even watch the tv movie
The doctor: doesn’t like killing people himself Doctor in animation: finds a painless way to end rick while also not being the one to directly kill him. This guy: c r i n g e
If Rick tried to destroy the Doctor's universe the Doctor would just fix it some how. He can run but he never does unless its from the people he loves. Rick never has the omega weapon, thats only Prime and Evil Morty.
In an attempt to imprison the doctor forever all his enemies locked him in a Prison Box while the T.A.R.D.I.S. was blowing up (which just destroys all of space an time) and then he used said Prison Box to crash into the explosion and incited a 2nd Big Bang to restore his universe from destruction.
@@TheMasterBlazethere was a spoof done by a youtuber where they tried to contain the doctor, they went through every option, but there was someone on the outside, someone on the inside, or he went back and founded the whole thing
@@joelrobinson5457 Even time lords couldn't contain him. 12th Doctor killed himself over and over again for 4.5 billion years until he got out (A prison specifically made for Doctor), then he absolutely HUMILIATED his people for what they did.
@@cameronjosephvideos5942 A lot of Tennant's and Smith's runs were fixing problems that'd eventually collapse the universe. Stuff like the Year That Never Was, Bad Wolf Bay, Big Bang 2, Lake Silencio, The Time Lord Invasion, etc. It felt like the 2nd most common thing behind running away tbh.
5:40 If he does the prep, the doc could ABSOLUTELY be kiled. It's proven that if a timelord dies while regenerating, or is prevented from reaching a T.A.R.D.I.S., they can be slain. In the doctor's own words; "It's not that timelords live forever, it's that we take forever to die"
No he doesn’t. Even if Rick gets like a years prep time and you don’t give the doctor any, doctor is still infinitely faster (he’s caught a beam of infinite speed) infinitely smarter (he’s out smarted omniscient beings) and if inherently immune to almost every hack Rick has ever displayed. That’s before we even begin to suggest the doctor fight back or get even a day of his own prep time
@@justsomejerseydevilwithint4606well Deathbattle left out a bunch of stuff for the Doctor tho. They didn't even mention that he isn't even a Timelord. He is actually an Alien from another Universe who's DNA was used to create the Timelords. The biggest difference is that unlike normal Timelords the Doctor can regenerate endlessly. Not to mention some of his regeneration took only 1-2 seconds to finish and after he has enhanced strength and his body can heal from anything for like an Hour
Yeah, according to the Doctor, dimension hopping was fairly trivial for the Time Lords at their height, but after they "died" at the end of the Last Great Time War the walls of reality closed the various timelines off from each other. Which has me wondering... are there alternate Time Lords? Or are they unique across the DW multiverse?
Rick didn't misfire Nux, The doctor used the sonic screwdriver to create a secondary portal because he pland for that shot to go off with his hyper planning and turned at just the right time to catch the shot to get Rick. It is completely in his character to do so. They may not have gotten Rick's lines precisely right, but they got everything else spot on.
The Doctor's universe isnt in the Central Finite Curve; that's an artificial limitation that was constructed by the Council of Ricks on the Citadel, and was enforced by lockout programs in the portal guns reinforced by a portal fluid formulation that would only function in properly regulated portal guns. With some hackery, they CAN go off the curve. They've done it before.
19:05 i think i know who you are talking about. That being doesnt eat fears. It eats memories. The stronger emotion the memories have the more potent they are to eat. And he let the monster feed on all his memories (this doesnt erase the memories) and he got it to the almost tip top of being full. He ran out of memories for it to feed on and his companion gave up her most prize possession to get the being off the tipping point. The doctor basically overloaded it and she gave it the straw that broke the camels back
16:47, to argue the robots arguement, theres a difference between temporal erasure and chronological erasure, temporal erasure means your erased entirely form existence, chronological erasure is when something is erased, but the events that lead up to their erasure still occur, so the usage of the rifle could switch between the two, the equivalent of stun and lethal
@@toukoenriaze9870 the part of where i said equivalent, doesn't mean its literal, i was saying that part somewhere metaphorical, just to get the understanding of, its a difference between the setting the rifles on, but once again, not literal
If you think that this was the "least-fair battle in Death Battle History," then you really need to check out Sponge Bob vs. the Super Friends version of Aquaman.
@@lilcrantree2189 You should! It really shows off The Doctor's and rose's relationship and really great representation of the Doctor's insanity after the time war . spoilers for a 20+ yo show below . . . . . . . Plus lots of amazing joke set ups and just as touching scenes like "Just this once Everybody lives!" lol
I don't think it's accurate to say Rick misfired considering there wasn't a single failure to fire correctly. it's just that the Doctor did was he does best: outsmarting his opponent even if it means he has to make it up as he goes along.
About the moment that the hook is stuck in the door of the TARDIS, well, the TARDIS might be indestructible but it's exterior is a projection made of the same materials of the thing that is trying to replicate. Which in the case of the Doctor's TARDIS it's an 1960's British police telephone blue box that's actually made of wood. So yeah, the hook can get stuck on it, just can't destroy the TARDIS. And by the way, it's external original appearance is a metallic cylinder with the same size of the police box. It looks complex but it's very simple: it's indestructible, but the external shell is made of wood.
19:20 Fun fact: it was just the Doctor’s _ambient thoughts_ that scared the eldritch horror, just his daily thoughts. When the Doctor started thinking of what he was ACTUALLY scared of the creature died
Rick and Morty lore actually supports the winners when you think about it. The Central Finite Curve is meant to separate every universe where Rick is the smartest from every universe where he isn't, and even within the Central Finite Curve he still got played by Evil Morty. In the grand calculus of the multiverse Rick's a regular fish in a small pond
As a huge Doctor Who fan, the portrayal and feats of the Doctor are actually bonkers NGL! A lot of the planet destroying feats that cause Rick to leave his own universe, the Doctor would quite literally laugh in the face of and figure them all out. Guaranteed!
Funny enough I think end of series Rick will be able to take the doctor if he overcomes his psychological issues he has the tools to win but not the mentally it’s why I think evil Morty could easily take the doctor a because evil morty has no psychological issues b because his tech has been shown to be much harder to hack and c he has a far more powerful dmat in the form of the omega device which he can use to attack form a different universe which the doctor can’t get to and has no counter 4
Comic book Rick and Morty have a version of The Doctor. One who knows Rick and his tricks and is always keeping a eye on him, so he can't abuse time to win the lottery etc...
The Doctor being pleasantly amused by the screaming sun is just so on brand for him I love it. ❤ I never thought too deeply about a Vs match between these two, but I do think you made a valid point with Mr. Frundles! I'm sure The Doctor might have a counter to something similar, but I can't recall any instances off the top of my head so it's a fair shot especially if Frundles is able to FrundlFy the TARDIS before The Doctor could get inside and travel back to a time before Frundles. Essentially tho if TARDIS is turned to Mr. Frundles, The Doctor (I am 99% sure) should be stuck in that place and time. To my knowledge and recollection The Doctor doesn't necessarily have full reign over time itself, hence why he needs to go back to TARDIS whenever he wants to travel through time. He's just able (through his innate being and training) to see facets of time beyond what other beings can, and is able to use the tools at his disposal and that knowledge to accomplish really crazy shit (or to know things others can't possibly know; like the time he knew the Moon was an egg about to hatch a cosmic being and he knew everything would be okay while the entire earth was panicking; and also knowing Fixed Points in time versus what can actually be changed). So hypothetically if he was able to know of Mr. Frundles or something similar to it ahead of time and had easy access to the TARDIS (or is already within it) he could figure something out; but if he was caught in a situation where he's on a planet and away from the TARDIS he might not have as many options as he otherwise would. That would be Rick's best bet tbh; like you said just portal gun Mr. Frundles into his universe at a random moment and let it take care of the rest. I'd be curious if the introduction of Frundles and the start of its takeover would be considered a Fixed Point within time itself; as under normal means how can you go back from that? Rick just abandoned the universe Jerry let Frundles lose in altogether. To my knowledge Doctor can't traverse universes just time via the TARDIS. So hypothetically he'd be stuck in his universe traversing the Time before Frundles endlessly until he can find a solution. On the flip side I'd love to see Rick's way of dealing with things like Weeping Angels and The Silence. As we know Rick is a bit psychologically disturbed and those foes play heavily on psychological horror (Silence especially). It'd be interesting and probably kinda sad to see Rick slowly lose his shit at the Silence after seeing all the tally marks he's made on his hands.. I'd love to see his approach to these kinds of horrors. I don't think he'd find the Dalek to be a huge deal, Weeping Angels I think Rick would handle decently. But to have the Silence eff with Rick's mind, his greatest weapon and source of pride, would likely hit a more personal note. To have him overcome Silence in some way I think would also be a massive boost to Rick's ego.
he could just erase frundles from time too though, it's a decent wincon but not one I think would work and then the nanobots and other things akin to it that prevent that sort of change into another being.
There lies the fundamental difference, Rick's seen it all and dosen't care anymore, the Doctor has seen everything and despite it all, loves it more each time
@@joelrobinson5457 Exactly! I think it was also a good choice that they chose the 10th Doctor for this as the callback to his final line before regeneration "I don't want to go" embodies that ideal. No matter what he endures he just seems to have a love for Living and Life itself. Rick obviously doesn't have the same love for living his life, nor does he show the same regard for other life unless it's one he personally cares for; he's been depicted trying to unalive himself and has a clear tendency towards self-destruction even at the cost of those around him. Ironically tho both characters do have a breaking point where they completely flip from their usual virtues.. One breaks their usual optimism and pacifism; whereas the other "lowers himself" from his god-complex to feel human emotion to care for others despite his insistence against caring at all. Where one breaks and resorts to violence after years of pacifism, the other breaks and resorts to truly caring for his loved ones after years of cynicism.
Time lords are really resilient, even if they too injured to regenerate, they still can fight death for days before permanently daying, Also don't use the astronaut scene as an evidence because it was a fake out
Seriously. 3 would have snapped ricks neck in a special way that he doesn’t come back, 7 makes it’s so Morty hugs Rick and explodes killing them both and Jodie would straight up do some torturous shit to him and then smile about it with “The Fam” Frankly 10 was one of the easier customers maybe only matched by somebody like 6
@@creed8712 Also, if were going by the rule that theyre using the charcters at their strongest, then they wouldve needed to include the fact at one point the Doctor can compete with 11th dimensional beings.
Nah, he was still regenerating. While the Doctor is regenerating, he can still heal most wounds instantly. You need some special shenanigans to kill a Timelord while regenerating, and they kinda glossed over that.
Still funny how this version of The Doctor is nerfed, as he has way more OP abilities... like being able to teleport when not seen/looked at, and causality literally warping around him to make him win.
I walked away from the last Great Time War. I marked the passing of the Time Lords. I saw the birth of the universe and watched as time ran out. Moment by moment until nothing remained -- no time, no space, just me. I walked in universes where the laws of physics where devised by the mind of a mad man. I watched universes freeze and creations burn. I have seen things you wouldn't believe. I have lost things you will never understand. And I know things. Secrets that must never be told. Knowledge that must never be spoken. Knowledge that will make parasite gods blaze.
They didnt even mention the doctors best (or worst, depending on your viewpoint) power. His plot armor is an actual in universe ability. As in, when in danger the multiple timesline collapse in such a way to make an escape for a time lord always a possibility. Guns may break, allies arive, or walls get blown up. That is just something they can do under stress.
One of the things they mentioned but didn't flesh out is that The Doctor is aware of the past/present/future at an instinctual level. That means that as soon as Rick showed up The Doctor knew his backstory, the reason Rick was here, and Rick's most likely moves. From there it was a simple matter to nudge the situation into one that was most favorable to The Doctor. Or as I like to call it, +10,000 plot armor.
So then why does he ever ask questions? I'm not saying the Doctor doesn't have this ability, I'm just saying that having this ability really conflicts with the most basic elements of the story. Same with be able to create stuff out of thin air. I only watched most of the TV show, but that's an ability that would have solved the conflict instantly in practically every episode.
@@doejhonny My opinion is based on a handful of breadcrumbs dropped by the writers and actors over the years. To the Doctor the timestream is fluid and malleable. However, he can't jump from the setup to the solution, he still has to move through it one step at a time. He asks questions and takes actions to create fixed points in time as he works his way through a maelstrom of possibilties towards the outcome he desires.
@@woolph58 Never mind it doesn't even matter. I just picked up the series again, and .... they fucking ruined it! The Doctor is a beyond an all powerful, all knowing, omnipresent, absolutely invincible being that can never lose, always has been and always will be. All it cost was flushing 60 years worth of story telling and character development down the crapper.
@@doejhonny Back in the day, I noped out because of John Nathan Turner's crappy stories that made Doctor 6 seem arrogant and cruel. This time it was Chris Chibnall's crappy stories. I liked Peter Capaldi but the Moon is a dragon egg and the egg hatches and the dragon goes back to sleep and the moon is restored as good as new. Please!
The Doctor fought a race of aliens similar to Mr. Frondles called the boneless, creatures from a 2D dimension trying to invade our 3D dimension. He won while being stuck inside his ship for most of the episode, which his "Morty" type companion having to play his role.
Also at the end, they were playing off of the stat they read earlier when the Doctor did those calculations while those 5 lazers were in the air already to make a plan to redirect them. I also have not seen Doctor Who, so am really only working with what the episode gave me. Lol Enjoying the content Nux!
Couldn’t help but notice they didn’t reference too much of Jodie Witaker’s doctor in this one which is fair as it’s when doctor who started to go down hill for a while. Writing wasn’t entirely bad, but some people will say it did fall into the trap of becoming woke media and in the end retconned the entire characters lore to make them more memorable to the audience.
thank god they didnt use the doctor with the lux aeterna or the skasis paradigm or even the glory which is the strongest thing in doctor who. able to literally control the marvel omniverse
A quote from the Doctor makes Rick shooting himself appropriate.
“It's not like I'm an innocent. I've taken lives. And I got worse, I got clever. Manipulated people into taking their own.”
That is actually very in character for the Doctor in general. He is a pacifist who will not take your life directly, but he's not above outsmarting you to screw you over.
And what Clara says in Flatline: "Rule one of The Doctor: use your enemies weapons against them"
@@PauloJrchannel Imagine, Doctor have friend like Yuuichi and Johan.
"I have mastered the skill of telling depressed people to kill themselves"
-The Doctor probably
Reminds me of this DC character called John Constantine, who has magical stuff on him, but is most known for (at least from what people tell me) manipulating people and events to what suits him or his interests best.
Nux: *predicts Rick will use the Doctor's own gun against him*
The Doctor: *uses Rick's own gun against him*
Close enough
Both happened
rick uses the doctors gun against the doctor but instead hits himself so its sort of a mix of both
Still think what rick portal gun shouldn't work the way it worked in animation, yes, it worked this way in some moments, but only when he wanted it, but maybe the fact what it was created by portal gun glitch, bit still, there is so low chance what it will work this way
rick isnt using willpower to chose locations ... thats all done in the device ... the doctor soniced the device and it did that @@krissanimation4685
"Good men dont need rules, now is not the time to find out why I have so many"
-The Doctor
Almost. It's "Pray you never find out why I have so many."
@@michaeldaniels642 "Good men don't need rules, today is not the day to find out why i have so many"... so both are wrong...
Well all I remember is what episode that line probably cane from. After all…
Demons run when a Good Man goes to War.
"Look up the Doctor, heading CAUSE OF DEATH"
"Now my Dr, could turn entire armies away at the mere mention of his name"
Honestly just play the rings of akhatan. "I have seen the birth of the universe and watched as time ran out. Moment by moment till nothing remained no time, no space, just me". And it continues
The fact the doctor isn't disturbed by the sun and is just amused at aeeing something new is pretty accurate
The Doctor was probably wondering if he could chat with it.
I loved that part. The little smile that just screams "Well isn't that something else."
The Doctor has canonically jumped universes a few times, but it’s usually accidental and an extremely dangerous thing to do in the doctor’s setting.
Yup, doing it too often in "Doctor Who" causes the fabric of reality itself to crack increasingly, until eventually reality itself would shatter. I think Bill Cipher would enjoy that...
@@am-ranth8955hell the timelord yanked a Master from another universe during the war to help them
Dude the Time Lord of old times decided which laws governs reality. They literally deleted magic from the Universe because they didn't like it.
I mean, technically the 7th Doctor encounter Death's Head. A transformers villain and left him in the Marvel 616 universe. But that was under extreme circumstances.
@@AngelOfChaos32 nothing extreme about it. All those worlds exist in a shared multiverse at the very least and as the same earth at most. The savage land of marvel comics is where the Ark landed and why the Dino bots exist. Captain Britain has fought Galifreyan super soldiers, and deaths head has been all over.
I like how The Doctor he never actually decided on using the time eraser, he only ever got the chance to contemplate it. He took literally every chance to avoid the conflict that he could. And in the end, Rick's undoing was entirely by his own hand. Surprisingly satisfying to see.
I loved how they wrote the Doctor in this animation. This legitimately feels like a super quick mini-episode of Doctor Who.
There's that one quote about the doctor running because he was showing mercy
I mean, it fits both of their characters. The Doctor often uses his knowledge to cause his enemies to unwittingly defeat themselves. And Rick, is often his own worst enemy. His depression, and drunken misery, his pettiness and not being able to move on, makes him reckless and self-destructive. The Doctor just took advantage of Rick’s self destructive tendencies/behavior.
11 said to someone before, “Good guys have no need for rules. Today is not a good day to find out why I have so many.”
@@Vincisomething “the doctor running was the biggest show of mercy he could have gave to rick” or something
Nux says he doesn't know much about Doctor Who then just casually lore drops the freaking Nightmare Child
i know obscure eldritch monsters better than british pop culture 😭
Correction it was not the nightmare child ill need to check what it was but the nightmare child is completely different from the other thing the nightmare child was created by the daleks well by davros roughly a year into the last great time war it was a genetically modified dalek that consumed other lifeforms to make it's self perfect until it was an enemy of both sides davros tried to destroy it by leading it to the gates of Elysium the gates of god where reality collide with each other in an endless sea of destruction but failed and was eaten by it the fate is not known of the nightmare child other than at the end of the war it was destroyed when galifray was destroyed
I think he's talking about the star god from the episode rings of akatem where it feeds of memories but the doctor didn't destroy it it was clara
@Nuxanor, I think you mistaken with your interpretation of what I believe your talking about and it's from 11ths era with the episode rings of akatem where the being in question is a star at the center of this system and it feeds on the doctors memories and it collapse bc of this but then comes back to life and it's clara that kills it in the end I think that's what your thinking of
@@Nuxanoralso he's a lot more broken than you think and I mean a lot they only really took from the TV show but still missed some key components but the comics and expanded lore is insane
When you pit a man who doesn’t like to f$&k with time travel, against the greatest time traveler in fiction… Suffice it to say, The Doctor’s victory was a formality.
No one is arguing that the doctor shouldnt have won but the way he won brings up inconsistencies and plotholes. I agree that the doctor should win but not the way he did
@@timesphere5199 The animation is purely for entertainment purposes. Lots of times, people go “If only they did this, instead of this, they would’ve won” because they think the animation plays a major role in the outcome of the debate, which it doesn’t. Their point was that they wanted to show a cool way for The Doctor to win, but it came at the cost of consistency.
@@JJ_R well yeah but that is the main part of the entertainment. If the climax of the video is bad then the video is just bad
@@timesphere5199 I wouldn’t go so far as to say the whole video suffered from the ending, but I can see where you’re coming from.
Incidentally, genuinely asking, how would you show The Doctor’s victory, in a way that doesn’t make Rick look like a complete idiot?
Rick just plain Hates time travel
Cause if you didn't already know, Rick and Morty is based on back to the future lmao
One episode they even got called back to the future rip offs
30:40 Fun Fact: The Doctor is Merlin. Like he is actually Merlin. People of Ancient England saw him and his screw driver and assumed he was casting spells. So yeah, the Screw Driver is a magic wand.
lol I was thinking, "if the doctor is britsih and basically has a magic wand, wouldnt it be crazy if Merlin was also a time lord since he can see the future".
Well, thank you for clarifying because I used to watch Doctor Who as akid but forgot almost all of it.
@@bennogb5069
Not only that, his alternate universe self is also Merlin.
When alternate universe time lords were alive.
@@jeckjeck3119 thats cool
Manipulating Rick into shooting himself is actually a very Doctor way to defeat someone if you think about it. I'm just happy this fight didn't end with the time traveller going back to when his opponent has his guard down and striking the killing blow, like flash vs sonic or green lanturn vs ben ten
Didn’t sonic also kill the present self though alien x easily could’ve went into the past
That has happened to the Doctor before and he resisted it, then travelled back in time and then defeated the villain who tried to kill his past self. Time lords are very difficult to be erased.
@@sukunamasterAlien X can INSTANTLY erase someone, the only reason GL won was 'cause the writers wanted him to
@@sukunamaster...also, the Omnitrix makes sure Ben can't be hurt or die. When he held back a big bang that wasn't Ben changing aliens, that was the watch's AI making sure he survived
7th Doctor would DEFINITELY do that
Rick didn't misfire, though.
The Doctor KNEW Rick had put a portal on his back that was still there. That's why he had the portal gun make another portal when he hacked both the normal ray gun AND the portal gun with the sonic.
Therefore, when Rick grabbed the D-Mat and tried to use it, The Doctor turned it around by using Rick's earlier use of the portal gun against him.
That's what I was saying! There is no WAY Rick would have misfired, he just had the bad luck of The Doctor making a portal connected to the on on his back
@Justcallmeaqua420 his bad luck was rear ending a tardis in deep space
People didn't understand that The Doctor made that portal because he foresaw Rick pointing the erasing existence gun to him.
@@Justcallmeaqua420Which makes Rick look dumb.
@@is17a985 no it doesn't, this has happened before in the show. Multiple times, it may not be OUR Rick but thousands of ricks Died just because they underestimated their enemy when they think they have them
Fun Fact: The Doctor Is the First Death battle combatant who Won without Fighting Back
Right on Theme as well
And it is very in character for them.
@pajxzontiktok3393 damn. Sorry!
Roshi also kinda won unintentionally
@@thatnerdwithglasses8384
The Doctor did it very intentionally.
Rick didn't lose due to a "misfire." The Doctor deliberately caused the portal gun to shoot that portal onto the wall of the TARDIS, so he could redirect Rick's shot by turning the portal on his own back toward him. It was one of the Doctor's typical brilliantly improvised tactical calculations.
I h8 to be the doctor who stickerler but its the demat gun, but rick killing him self is part of the doctors manipulation, as the doctor said in the end of time part 2 the doctor said "I've taken lives and I got worse, I got clever, I manipulated people into taking their own" so over all the doctor could've easily won, not to mention the fact that if the doctor wanted he could've called the other doctors to counter rick bringing other Rick's
Fun fact: The Doctor has actually dealt with something trying to, for lack of a better term, "Mr Frundles," the TARDIS, an alien called House that was capable of possessing a planet. Unfortunately for House, the instant he had to content with the TARDIS' consciousness, it literally mentally tortured him to death in moments.
The thought disgusts me
It's actually perfectly in canon with The Doctor. He sets things up in a way to make it so whoever is attacking him is the architect of their own undoing. Note how he never attacked Rick directly cause he never needed to. Rick did all the work for him.
Yeah, Rick's a great character, but the Doctor is really built different.
As The Doctor has said: 'He doesn't kill people, he's worse, he makes people do it for him.'
At least, I think it was The Doctor who said it. I can't quite remember, and can't find the line.
I love the way the Doctor was characterized in this. The David Tennant impression was on point, and I loved how they showcased the Doctor's pacifism, like trying to just leave at the start to avoid the fight entirely, using a spoon against Rick's sword, or being reluctant to use the De-Mat gun. I love how inside the TARDIS the Doctor just straight up runs from Rick, because he does that all the time in the show, he just runs and comes back later with a plan. I loved how that "I don't wanna go" scene, which was not only a reference, but also in this context works as a response to Rick's nihilism. I specifically love how he barely even directly attacks Rick during the fight, and instead just outsmarts him using the environment or Rick's own attacks against him.
Yeah it all went so hard. Much like SpongeBob, they had to NOT reveal EVERYTHING with the Doc's stats, if they did, it becomes just unfair just from how much the Doc can actually counter or overwhelm, even surprisingly vaster Cosmology then what was documented here.
I mentioned this before in DB's own vod regarding small clever details, but Doc outsmarting Rick in the Weeping Angel's scene makes so much sense, given Doc is astonishingly persuasive to a Supernatural degree, it has gotten to a point where he can subdue an entire army: Via words alone. Plus when they mentioned the Doc was a Deus Ex Menace, they meant it, homie can get absurdly improbable as it is, leading with Rick losing harder given the amount of convenience for Doc and inconvenience Rick will further have.
Simply put, Rick was Rigged from the start and the Doc can subdue him in many infinite ways currently yes...
Nice Sea Madruga profile picture BTW. Can't wait to him or a certain Crimson Grasshopper in a Death Battle someday.
@@SomeAnomalousJumper2398 Hopefully our dear Grasshopper goes up against Adam West Batman. That would go hard.
@@PauloJrchannel
*_"Who's gonna tell him?"_*
Yeah nooooo that wouldn't be fair now, FAR from fair. Do not get my wrong impression, I can see why he is pit up against Mr. West... But Grassy is going to obliterate West regardless of what he would pull. This is the same Grasshopper who can initially struggle with Martian's unbound by the concept of violence that Grass has not shown to effect at first... Only to evolve into one shoting said powerful aliens, homie literally also froze beings that are beyond the concepts of violence, that should be impossible... Not for the Grasshopper (this is not the only secretly OP thing he has done)... To the extent he has defeated hordes of them by himself when they had ships (Grassy did not need a ship, he flew and destroyed these by himself), and confirms beating entire invasions of alien's just as, if not more powerful as confirmed in his own animated series...
Keep in mind, this is but the tip *of the dimensional iceberg* that the Chap can do, upon a closer lens, he borders as a Toony Superhero Eldritch hybrid, he has given me an idea to start something with him via all of the information that I have gathered someday. Grassy can also create fictions while already being inside a fiction, insert himself in one's ideas, etc. etc. in fact I just found an even huger break through, that being thanks to Roberto's real life events: Grassy identifies as ALL of the characters Roberto plays, Grassy even took off guard his own creator at one point.
There is so much more I can give... But this will be another SpongeBob vs Aquaman (the powerful canon one even) or Doc Who levels of unfairness XD.
@@SomeAnomalousJumper2398 k
The "I don't want to go" scene in the show with David Tennant's acting got me to tear up
Its that moment of hesitation before touching the dmat gun that I love about the Doctor. The moment he knows what he has to do but thinks about it, that he knows that he could but shouldn't because he doesn't want to go that step.
It’s kind of like Batman. Only, the Doctor has killed billions before. But, he’s still scared that once he goes down that path again, he may not stop. Which may be why he has compianas with him on his adventures. Not to make them weapons, but to keep The Doctor human. He knows he’s potentially the most dangerous being in the universe. Which is why he doesn’t want more deaths on his conscience. That guilt has put him close to killing himself. The Doctor tries to keep away from the edge of madness and nihilism, while Rick fell over, and is still descending.
Someone pointed this out but when The Doctor used the Sonic Screwdriver before regeneration he fired off the Portal Gun. He saw that Rick was gonna use the D-MAT and made another Portal so that he could use the one off his back to make Rick kill himself with it.
Ironic
Okay here me out. The doctor put out the gun never intending to use it but to set up for rick to use the gun and now eventually die. So rick lost as soon as the doctor took out the gun
Yeah, the doctor's favorite way of defeating enemies is by tricking them into destroying themselves.
The Doctor literally gave her enemy a gun that would fire backwards. If you shoot her, it would shoot you instead. And the enemy did just that, even as The Doctor begged them not to do it.
To be fair to the Doctor.
The Doctor main tactics is more tricks and adapting while Rick is chase and kill.
So The Doctor use the fact Rick tunnel vision to make him shot himself.
Which is what the Doctor is famous for doing.
Rick dying because he fired the gun is actually really thematically appropriate. Most of the doctors enemies get themselves killed because he uses their inability to just drop it. Rick wanted the smoke and that got him killed, meanwhile the doctor didnt have to fire and compromise his morals because rick did it for him. Which rick would totally do.
Also "he lost to a british person" that's ok, so has nearly every country in the world.
You should watch modern DW tho Nux, I think you would like the 11th doctor especially
EDIT: Guys, 10 is my favourite doctor too. I just think nux would like 11 more
Check out Al Murray's skit of how England has beaten every other country.
@@Chimeratech_O.D. I've seen it, brilliant
You mean David Tennant?
The 11th doesn't touch anything David Tennant achieved. The 10th doctor is definitely the best for casual enjoyers or new commers.
@@mickflick8133 Exactly.
Yeah, when you see the doctor, noticing he doesn't have a weapon is probably the last thing you'll ever notice. He fought pretty much everything Rick has fought and more, he also is unique in that he can regenerate more than 11 times , which normal time lords cannot do. Rick is pretty cool aswell though. Edit: I forgot he can only regen more than 11 times due to being granted another cycle, my bad guys.
It'd be a battle of attrition with Rick's Pheonix system.
Unless The Doctor figures out how to bypass it. Whatever the case, I'm sure he'd have fun.
@@justsomejerseydevilwithint4606 Yeah, but he has many ways to bypass it, like the D-Mat, which could kill every Rick to ever exist in the entire infinite multiverse, ever. He had better weapons as well, Rick did have a lot of win cons as well though.
Technically the only reason he can regen more than 11 times is cause the timelords granted him a second regen cycle after he saved the planet away in a separate dimension, so realistically he only has one bere
Any Time Lord can regererate more than 11 times, if the Time Lords want to give you a new cycle. They offer the master one. They gave the Doctor one. They can ressurect from scratch. They can force regeneration. And they can impart limits
There are literally people who now think 'The Doctor was going to die for good at Trenzalore' was retconned by the Timeless Child because they just don't get the lore of the show.
@@randomyoutuber2633well, thanks to the idiocy of Chris Chibnall, now the doctor is tHe TImLEsS cHiLd and can kinda regenerate as many times as the show runners want
One of my favorite quotes from the doctor when he was fighting against an entity called the house which could devour TARDIS'. The entity said "Fear me, I've killed hundreds of time lords" the doctor's response was "Fear me, I've killed all of them"
"He never raised his voice. That was the worst thing… the fury of the Time Lord… and then we discovered why. Why this Doctor, who had fought with gods and demons, why he had run away from us and hidden. He was being kind"
"No second chances. I'm that sort of a man"
Disagree, him making Rick lose by hitting himself with the gun is PERFECTLY in line with his character
23:21 Yeah, hold on, the Daleks needed a massive superlaser to disentigrate the TARDIS, and the TARDIS _Survived_ that.
With safeguards of course. You take those away and you get Journey to the Center of the TARDIS again.
Only when the shields are up.
There's moments where he drops the shields for one reason or another, and then the (space) Titanic crashes through the side of the TARDIS. Or when the Daleks capture the TARDIS as part of their multiversal genocide plan, and The Doctor says "right now, those wooden doors... Are just wood." because of the Daleks figuring out how to disable the defenses. Then they drop it into a Z neutrino core or something to dissolve it (but a surprise human hybrid clone of The Doctor saves it at the last moment).
Then there's just times where we see the Daleks painting the TARDIS with extermination lasers and missiles which don't do shit, because the shields were up.
In this battle, they made a weird decision to have the shields *down* so Rick could harpoon onto it, but up so that his ship's weapons did fuck all damage.
@@lordolxinator Robin Hood's arrow pierced it too.
@@lordolxinatorpersonally seems like the shield is less effective against just plain weapons like spears, arrows, and this case a harpoon, while truly effective against energy based weaponry like lasers.
@@ChaoticJester You'd think, but one of the most notable things we hear about the shields is "the hordes of Genghis Khan couldn't get through those doors"
One thing I didn’t notice on my first watch was how The Doctor had ACTUALLY hacked the portal gun toward the end of the fight. I thought it just went off on its own. But no, DW simultaneously hacked it and linked the newly created portal to the one on his back while he was disabling Ricks gun. I thought it was really contrived, like why would the portal on his back change from wherever Rick was originally when he popped out, to being linked with the new one?
It’s a cool detail showing how DW was thinking multiple steps ahead of Rick, and PLANNED on him getting his hands on the D-Mat
Cause when there's trouble, you call DW.
Darkwing Duck!
In addition, the mentioned Time Lord erasure-resistance would have meant that the gun was far less dangerous to the Doctor than to Rick. Even if the plan had failed, the Doctor had a chance to survive it.
27:08 No because it was proven that Rick is not the smartest. The Dinosaurs clearly were smarter, made a portal pistol and disarmed Rick.
Rick managed to outsmart them purely due to their hubris regarding that raging meteor species that followed them.
They were smarter in a lot of ways, but you could also chalk that up to them having millions of years of prep time to focus on technological advancement. Their understanding of species and civilisations as well as their impact on those they leave behind is inferior to Rick's emotional intelligence (even if Rick almost always chooses to be a jaded asshole, he almost always recognises the impacts he has with his decisions but just doesn't care much of the time).
With a bit of prep time and a lot of cynical oneupmanship he sabotaged the dinosaurs "utopian" vision and managed to outsmart them, forcing them to drop their pacifism to correct an issue they couldn't figure out how to solve (instead of just accepting death).
I'd say the dinosaurs are up there for sure. Rick Prime is still probably the smartest, Rick C137 and Evil Morty are closely behind (then followed by the dinosaurs). Even if Rick isn't smarter than the dinos, Rick Prime likely *is*, allowing for the Central Finite Curve logic to still apply.
@@lordolxinator The Dinosaurs had a big weakness their virtue signalling. But I bet a version of them without ties to reality like Rick prime. Would be twice as dangerous.
I was honestly surprised at the sloppiness of Rick prime during the final fight. It's like they dumbed him down. His robots were too robotic when our Rick can make realistic humanoid robots.
Rick prime got shot by Evil Morty when he was clearly shown to have a shield just for that reason...
The biggest reason I believe the dinosaurs are superior is because they actually made dare I say perfect portal tech. That not even Prime Rick or Evil Morty made.
In addition to the ending being 100% in character for the Doctor, one fact they didn't go over is that the Doctor is a master of emotional manipulation, which meant Rick's ego was his plaything. Rick lost the moment he lost his cool, while the Doctor is always focused in times of crisis, all while still quipping.
So at the end of the day it didn't matter who's more iq as the doctors has waaaaay better eq and manulated rick to hid end.
@@cngotham4111 For the most part, but the Doctor still needed to be smart enough to handle Rick's weapons, but that would be more battle IQ, which as characters like Goku show, can make up for any disadvantage in standard smarts. The Doc's natural cunning and wit are what allowed them to exploit Rick's ego so well, but they would likely still need standard smarts to figure out how to destroy or get around Rick's tech.
"Dude, imagine being the smartest man in the universe and being 6'6". I feel like that's just hax" 😂
Nux, I just want to let you know that the first thing the people who make Death Battles do is figure out the winner. Then, they make the actual fights to be as entertaining as possible.
I hate to be *that guy* but what other way can you do it??? I wouldn't imagine they animate it first and then decide the winner after.
Yeah, I’m really guessing that they chose the doctor as the winner because he’s the underdog in this fight, way more people know of and like Rick and simultaneously Rick would get himself killed by his own arrogance and impulsiveness
I thought this was common knowledge
I think one big issue I have with Death Battle is some fights that are actually close they have someone win for a seemingly arbitrary or stupid reason and in fights that wouldnt ever be even a little close they seem like they try and play it off as if it were anyone's game
@@shadowdagon7358 but sometimes that's how it is
Imagine if the doctor not only fought back, but decided to look into the time vortex and become a god.
*A vengeful god.*
One it's not looking into the time vortex.It's looking into the heart of the tardis, which is connected to the time vortex and 2 That would be incredibly stupid as that is not a certainty
Yeah the heart of the tardis turned rose into a god but it also turned margaret the slathen Is into an egg
And In the third ever story, the edge of destruction due to extreme gravity.The tardis was being ripped apart and its heart Is made everyone inside paranoid in slightly murdery And when The third Doctor separated his tardis's console from the actual box. Is that alone took him to a whole another dimension
I tasted the salt in that reaction. Yet, you still appreciated the episode for what it was.
That makes you better than most death battle fans. This man just can’t not be based.
Except he apparently thinks Deku would beat Asta so that an L
@@Bleeperblopper497 I mean maybe he could!
Given how different power systems are, and how vague/inconsistent some feats are, there are so many ways you can interpret a characters’ capabilities and how they interact. That’s what makes Death Battle fun.
@@interguy5846yeah I get where you're coming from but base asta really does just stomp class 1a up until like season 6 of mha. If he uses any sort of transformation it's a wrap
@@interguy5846deku that fat L no amount of emo arc will save him
A fun fact is magic existed in the doctor who universe but the time lords thought it was cringe and erased it
They BUFFED Rick and NERFED the Doctor too, and he still won.
Operation Phoenix? The thing that can not only get hacked by lesser intelligent beings with lesser Tech, but it's just not even practial.
We had a WHOLE episode about that,
Turns out Rick is spawned into a world with no tech, no hacks, nothing. Not even a way to get home.
He spent that whole episode getting killed by the world he was born into, he was basically at the mercy of whatever world he came into.
That's not practical against an enemy who can track you down across time and space, and has ALL the time in the universe to hunt and eradicate you.
Especially since the Doctor has End Time tech. (Tech that has seen the end of the universe, and the doctor has collected) he can just shut down O.P. but if hes mad, you better believe he will meet you at every spawn point with a different punishment. EVERY. SINGLE. TIME.
He didn't lose to a British person, he lost to a Scottish person. Total W for the Doctor.😂
while Tennant is actual scottish he was playing an English character; also scottland is also part of britain btw
@@purrfizz Britain is the literal island that both England and Scotland reside. The United Kingdom is the nation that resides on the island of Britain. Scottish people by literal definition are British. Like how Americans and Canadians are both North Americans.
@@purrfizz No Scotland is part of Britain. Britain plus Nothern Ireland is the United Kingdom
The Doctor isn't Scottish. I mean technically he's Galifreyan, but even including actors there were six English actors before the first Scottish one even came along, and canonically the Tenth Doctor has a cockney accent, Tennant is Scottish but he doesn't use his accent when playing the Doctor.
Hey guys, actual English person here, just thought I'd let you all know, HE'S A F*CKING ALIEN!
It actually kinda makes sense that the Harpoon would stick into the Tardis' door. When the 12th doctor went back with Clara to find Robin Hood, his arrows also stuck into the door. It definitely wouldn't break through, but it sticking into it isn't farfetched at all.
The exterior is just a wooden box , Paint arrows, anything.You would expect to stick to the outside.Will stick but once they're removed it will return to normal
“Could unity take the doctor over” no. Theres an episode where the doctor goes up against a cyberman super intelligent parasite that can rewrite you into a cyberman, he beat it with a game of mind chess
He's Part of a species Of psychics who regularly rewrite They're whole personality So make sense
I remember the Doctor travelled to another universe by accident once, and he ended up stuck for awhile because apparently the space poisons the TARDIS. I think there was another episode where the TARDIS could run in another episode, but only if it "holds it's breath", and it only had like 60 seconds before it stops working.
If it's in The Void, yeah. The 60 seconds on was from Hide, but it was a pocket dimension in The Void.
@@thelazygamer1639 Has nothing to do with being in the void, the TARDIS went dead by travelling to Pete's World in Rise of the Cybermen. The Tardis can't function outside the main universe.
@@cameronjosephvideos5942 The TARDIS has functioned in another universe though. The Ship could freely travel in E-Space
@@marcusmcculloch3410The time lords were alive at that point
There was something else about the final moments in the fight Nux did overlook it was subtle but noticable.
1: when the Doctor Hacked the raygun he also forced the portal device to activate
2: we saw that Rick was going to jump through the portal hinting at him assuming the portal was an exit
3: Having used all options Rick had to hope that the Doctor was stupider then him and wouldn't use the portal on his back and he more then likely was going to just shoot elsewhere with the next shot
These are important because of the Biggest flaw with Rick's Portal Device. Because he likes no one knowing where the portal is going and enjoys the small surprise his Ego over it became what kills him.
If he had just simply made the portals show where they were going to go to from a distance he would have known the portal was linked to the one on the Doctor's back but that Pride came before the fall. His own Ego and Pride Killed him not the doctor.
Isn't nux forgetting that evil Morty disrupted the central finite curve? Or am I misremembering that?
He didn't remove it, or anything just made an exit. Said exit also disrupted portals from working correctly until it was closed. And he somehow ascended his portal gun to go in and out as he pleases.
As for one sided fights, what about
SpongeBob vs Aquaman: they started that fight saying it was Aquamans death.
Or Deadpool vs The Mask :the mask just being a harder to kill Deadpool
Or Goku vs superman
Flash vs quicksilver is another
They do one sided fights often
Wasn't the one with the Mask intentionally one-sided.
Like it had a story of them actively trying to kill deadpool
SpongeBob is probably the closest being to immortality, especially since he has survived his soul getting removed & has come back from complete disintegration
"Time to plan" should just cancel out. The Doctor is also someone who can plan
Someone who can plan in nanoseconds no less.
Doctor also has more Allies so with more time the doctor has army of unlimited numbers
The doctor with time to plan literally Is started hunting God's for sport like that was the seventh doctor's whole deal
Honestly the ending was really appropriate. The Doctor pretty much always wins by turning an opponent's plans against them. So him finishing the fight by using Rick's portals to redirect the shot is extremely in character.
If the doctor's universe is in Rick's Central Finite Curve, it still only makes him the smartest human in the universe. But human intelligence doesn't have the edge on timelord intelligence.
Its actually the best way for the doctor to win. He is no killer. Rick is. Rick did it to himself.
rick didnt even kill himself, he fucking erased himself.
"The Doctor is no killer..." Ha, you're hilarious. Tell that to Solomon the Trader, the Racnoss, the Beast, the whole of fucking Skaro, all of Pompeii, probably the clockwork man, countless Daleks, countless Cybermen, the Boneless, the Minotaur, the Fisher King, ffs the Doctor has one of the highest kill count in fiction.
@@cameronjosephvideos5942 to quote the death battle doctor “It's not like I'm an innocent. I've taken lives. And I got worse, I got clever. Manipulated people into taking their own.” just like rick
Fun lore fact : In Doctor who , the Doctor wasn't named after the word doctor , but the other way around .
He was so instrumental in so many things that the word for healer became his name in multiple worlds .
(Doctor also means great warrior in one particular jungle planet , , will let you piece the dots there)
Edit : Oh , he also mind control all humans to kill a species on sight (though we always forget we do it)
Ok that last part he used the alien species his own abilities against them
And the word Doctor is a Bootstrap paradox.
The Doctor does call himself the Doctor because he knows what that word means it wasn't always a promise in the early days.It was quite simply just something to make himself sound clever
Even Rick's greatest chance with that D-Ray wasn't a real chance. If Time Lords are immune to alteration in time and the weapon works by altering time, then he'd be entirely immune.
That's what I was thinking. They must be immune to it. Because they are immune to causality. They can not never have existed.
Time lord are imune to many things. Magic, reality manip, time manip etc...
@@fajfejk0598But not the American health care system.That is literally what nearly killed the doctor permanently once
@@plantainsame2049 Yeah, because he wanted/needed to die
@@fajfejk0598 What the f*** are you talking about?No he literally just didn't check the scanner and was shot By asian gangsters was dragged to the hospital and killed by the Surgeon, not understanding his biology.The anesthetic nearly completely destroying the regeneration Process and when he eventually did come back he had lost all his memories and ended up kissing the surgeon who killed him
Did bro even watch the tv movie
The doctor: doesn’t like killing people himself
Doctor in animation: finds a painless way to end rick while also not being the one to directly kill him.
This guy: c r i n g e
Nux: "This is the most one sided deathbattle I have ever seen in my life"
Me: "Someone hasn't seen spongebob curvestomp aquaman"
He has reacted to it
@@doomer5467 I know, that's the joke lol poking small bit of fun
this is way more onesided
If Rick tried to destroy the Doctor's universe the Doctor would just fix it some how. He can run but he never does unless its from the people he loves. Rick never has the omega weapon, thats only Prime and Evil Morty.
In an attempt to imprison the doctor forever all his enemies locked him in a Prison Box while the T.A.R.D.I.S. was blowing up (which just destroys all of space an time) and then he used said Prison Box to crash into the explosion and incited a 2nd Big Bang to restore his universe from destruction.
@@TheMasterBlazethere was a spoof done by a youtuber where they tried to contain the doctor, they went through every option, but there was someone on the outside, someone on the inside, or he went back and founded the whole thing
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Even time lords couldn't contain him.
12th Doctor killed himself over and over again for 4.5 billion years until he got out (A prison specifically made for Doctor), then he absolutely HUMILIATED his people for what they did.
He never does? Um, pretty much a quarter of the average Doctor Who episode is running away from monsters. At least in the RTD era.
@@cameronjosephvideos5942 A lot of Tennant's and Smith's runs were fixing problems that'd eventually collapse the universe. Stuff like the Year That Never Was, Bad Wolf Bay, Big Bang 2, Lake Silencio, The Time Lord Invasion, etc. It felt like the 2nd most common thing behind running away tbh.
“I know the doctor can regenerate but can he regenerate from death”
Yes that’s literally what triggers the regeneration
5:40 If he does the prep, the doc could ABSOLUTELY be kiled. It's proven that if a timelord dies while regenerating, or is prevented from reaching a T.A.R.D.I.S., they can be slain. In the doctor's own words; "It's not that timelords live forever, it's that we take forever to die"
@@sukunamaster Your english needs some work, I didn't understand that.
thing is, if rick has prep time so does the doctor. And the doctor with prep time is an even more terrifying concept
No he doesn’t. Even if Rick gets like a years prep time and you don’t give the doctor any, doctor is still infinitely faster (he’s caught a beam of infinite speed) infinitely smarter (he’s out smarted omniscient beings) and if inherently immune to almost every hack Rick has ever displayed. That’s before we even begin to suggest the doctor fight back or get even a day of his own prep time
the doctor doesnt have to regenerate in the tardis
@@justsomejerseydevilwithint4606well Deathbattle left out a bunch of stuff for the Doctor tho. They didn't even mention that he isn't even a Timelord. He is actually an Alien from another Universe who's DNA was used to create the Timelords. The biggest difference is that unlike normal Timelords the Doctor can regenerate endlessly. Not to mention some of his regeneration took only 1-2 seconds to finish and after he has enhanced strength and his body can heal from anything for like an Hour
The Doctor _has_ traveled to parallel dimensions before, but the first time it happened was unintentional.
Technically he has done it a lot before that when the Time Lords were around.
Yeah, according to the Doctor, dimension hopping was fairly trivial for the Time Lords at their height, but after they "died" at the end of the Last Great Time War the walls of reality closed the various timelines off from each other.
Which has me wondering... are there alternate Time Lords? Or are they unique across the DW multiverse?
Rick didn’t miss-fire he was outsmarted by the doctor who stayed in character by having enemies wile themselves out via plans.
“Rick would make the daleks his bitch” chat is underestimating how terrifying the daleks really are…
Oh yeah, when the writers want you to be terrified of them, you will be terrified. Unfortunately that's mainly in audios tho
I mean that time war literally just tore time and space apart like wet paper
@@SkellyOfJudgment Meanwhile Rick's grandkids literally ripped time into shreds, while he stayed synced up between all of them.
@@epion660A Dalek would easily be smart enough to stay synced too to be fair.
Rick didn't misfire Nux, The doctor used the sonic screwdriver to create a secondary portal because he pland for that shot to go off with his hyper planning and turned at just the right time to catch the shot to get Rick. It is completely in his character to do so. They may not have gotten Rick's lines precisely right, but they got everything else spot on.
The Doctor's universe isnt in the Central Finite Curve; that's an artificial limitation that was constructed by the Council of Ricks on the Citadel, and was enforced by lockout programs in the portal guns reinforced by a portal fluid formulation that would only function in properly regulated portal guns.
With some hackery, they CAN go off the curve. They've done it before.
Rick didnt missfire ... The doctor just outsmarted him with his own portals
19:05 i think i know who you are talking about. That being doesnt eat fears. It eats memories. The stronger emotion the memories have the more potent they are to eat. And he let the monster feed on all his memories (this doesnt erase the memories) and he got it to the almost tip top of being full. He ran out of memories for it to feed on and his companion gave up her most prize possession to get the being off the tipping point. The doctor basically overloaded it and she gave it the straw that broke the camels back
I like your interpretation better.
@@logex621 not really an interpretation. That’s what happened. Unless he’s talking about a different monster, I believe he is talking about Akhaten
Tbf, in the land of audio stories, the doctor faced an entity that matches nux's description, and defeated it the same way in the audio story phobos
@@Mohammedamine9. ok then it’s probably that. I never did the audio stories.
*L E A F*
16:47, to argue the robots arguement, theres a difference between temporal erasure and chronological erasure, temporal erasure means your erased entirely form existence, chronological erasure is when something is erased, but the events that lead up to their erasure still occur, so the usage of the rifle could switch between the two, the equivalent of stun and lethal
except both end in death kek
@@toukoenriaze9870 the part of where i said equivalent, doesn't mean its literal, i was saying that part somewhere metaphorical, just to get the understanding of, its a difference between the setting the rifles on, but once again, not literal
By the way, they didn't even touch upon his higher end gear here, which can grant him universe, multiverse and even omniverse omnipotence.
The Doctor just the seventh Doctor alone. Completely destroys any power scaling. He's killed gods but he also dies to the american healthcare system
If you think that this was the "least-fair battle in Death Battle History," then you really need to check out Sponge Bob vs. the Super Friends version of Aquaman.
Honestly I'd love to watch nux react to doctor who, which I absolutely think is fun and amazing lmfao
It would have to start with David's run cause honestly, his and the 11ths were the best time for Doctor Who.
@@lilcrantree2189 Hey, hey 9th is *FANTASTIC* his season is just a little crispy lol
@@kingme1313 That's fair. I started Doctor Who with David's run so I never got to see 9ths run. I might watch that later.
@@lilcrantree2189 You should! It really shows off The Doctor's and rose's relationship and really great representation of the Doctor's insanity after the time war
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Plus lots of amazing joke set ups and just as touching scenes like "Just this once Everybody lives!" lol
@@lilcrantree2189Nah you start in the sixties man First Doctor was peak fiction.There's a reason that his legacy has lasted sixty years
While Rick is a Advanced Cybernetic Human, the Doctor is a Literal Time God, Plus Rick doesn’t uses Time Travel.
I don't think it's accurate to say Rick misfired considering there wasn't a single failure to fire correctly. it's just that the Doctor did was he does best: outsmarting his opponent even if it means he has to make it up as he goes along.
About the moment that the hook is stuck in the door of the TARDIS, well, the TARDIS might be indestructible but it's exterior is a projection made of the same materials of the thing that is trying to replicate. Which in the case of the Doctor's TARDIS it's an 1960's British police telephone blue box that's actually made of wood. So yeah, the hook can get stuck on it, just can't destroy the TARDIS. And by the way, it's external original appearance is a metallic cylinder with the same size of the police box.
It looks complex but it's very simple: it's indestructible, but the external shell is made of wood.
19:20 Fun fact: it was just the Doctor’s _ambient thoughts_ that scared the eldritch horror, just his daily thoughts. When the Doctor started thinking of what he was ACTUALLY scared of the creature died
Imagine what would happen if he used that on IT/pennywise
Rick and Morty lore actually supports the winners when you think about it. The Central Finite Curve is meant to separate every universe where Rick is the smartest from every universe where he isn't, and even within the Central Finite Curve he still got played by Evil Morty. In the grand calculus of the multiverse Rick's a regular fish in a small pond
22:57 Rick should have died here. Unless you are immortal, going through the Time Vortex unprotected will fry you.
As a huge Doctor Who fan, the portrayal and feats of the Doctor are actually bonkers NGL! A lot of the planet destroying feats that cause Rick to leave his own universe, the Doctor would quite literally laugh in the face of and figure them all out. Guaranteed!
didnt the doctor compete with 11th dimensional beings? Yeah this fight was over the moment it started
@@bennogb5069 He beat them
They downplayed him badly here
"It's a Millennium puzzle but with time travel" that is... Hauntingly accurate nux
''I summon a Dalek in attack mode''
Kaiba: ''It has no other modes, Yugi:/''
Oh no. Mr Sanchez never stood a chance against the Doctor. The Doctor was supposed to be a God at one point, afterall. If you know, you know.
I’m glad you’ve been watching Death Batlle, but you’ve just gotta watch Scooby Vs Courage it’s actually peak
Agreed. That and Bill VS Discord are god tier.
i tried watching that with my boyfriend but he didnt want to 😔
They made this fight seem pretty fair to me until you opened your mouth lol. Fair enough, the Doctor just kinda... outclasses Rick
i think they said it best he has been living the rick life for thousands of years
@@MrTeslatankI mean he basically was Rick at the beginning
@@creed8712well,atleast without the alcoholic and suicidal part (second one comes later)
Funny enough I think end of series Rick will be able to take the doctor if he overcomes his psychological issues he has the tools to win but not the mentally it’s why I think evil Morty could easily take the doctor a because evil morty has no psychological issues b because his tech has been shown to be much harder to hack and c he has a far more powerful dmat in the form of the omega device which he can use to attack form a different universe which the doctor can’t get to and has no counter 4
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Omega Device is basically Doctor's D-meta gun.
Comic book Rick and Morty have a version of The Doctor. One who knows Rick and his tricks and is always keeping a eye on him, so he can't abuse time to win the lottery etc...
Bro cannot grasp that the doctor only has 12 backups (until that one Christmas special)
“Blink a lot they’re scared of rapid movement” was the most hilarious quote of this video.
The Doctor being pleasantly amused by the screaming sun is just so on brand for him I love it. ❤
I never thought too deeply about a Vs match between these two, but I do think you made a valid point with Mr. Frundles!
I'm sure The Doctor might have a counter to something similar, but I can't recall any instances off the top of my head so it's a fair shot especially if Frundles is able to FrundlFy the TARDIS before The Doctor could get inside and travel back to a time before Frundles. Essentially tho if TARDIS is turned to Mr. Frundles, The Doctor (I am 99% sure) should be stuck in that place and time.
To my knowledge and recollection The Doctor doesn't necessarily have full reign over time itself, hence why he needs to go back to TARDIS whenever he wants to travel through time.
He's just able (through his innate being and training) to see facets of time beyond what other beings can, and is able to use the tools at his disposal and that knowledge to accomplish really crazy shit (or to know things others can't possibly know; like the time he knew the Moon was an egg about to hatch a cosmic being and he knew everything would be okay while the entire earth was panicking; and also knowing Fixed Points in time versus what can actually be changed).
So hypothetically if he was able to know of Mr. Frundles or something similar to it ahead of time and had easy access to the TARDIS (or is already within it) he could figure something out; but if he was caught in a situation where he's on a planet and away from the TARDIS he might not have as many options as he otherwise would.
That would be Rick's best bet tbh; like you said just portal gun Mr. Frundles into his universe at a random moment and let it take care of the rest.
I'd be curious if the introduction of Frundles and the start of its takeover would be considered a Fixed Point within time itself; as under normal means how can you go back from that? Rick just abandoned the universe Jerry let Frundles lose in altogether.
To my knowledge Doctor can't traverse universes just time via the TARDIS.
So hypothetically he'd be stuck in his universe traversing the Time before Frundles endlessly until he can find a solution.
On the flip side I'd love to see Rick's way of dealing with things like Weeping Angels and The Silence. As we know Rick is a bit psychologically disturbed and those foes play heavily on psychological horror (Silence especially). It'd be interesting and probably kinda sad to see Rick slowly lose his shit at the Silence after seeing all the tally marks he's made on his hands.. I'd love to see his approach to these kinds of horrors. I don't think he'd find the Dalek to be a huge deal, Weeping Angels I think Rick would handle decently. But to have the Silence eff with Rick's mind, his greatest weapon and source of pride, would likely hit a more personal note. To have him overcome Silence in some way I think would also be a massive boost to Rick's ego.
he could just erase frundles from time too though, it's a decent wincon but not one I think would work and then the nanobots and other things akin to it that prevent that sort of change into another being.
@@folmhaigh039 you're absolutely right on this lol I guess the Doctor really is just op
Given Mr. Frundles fundamentally terrifies me... that might be for the best...@@folmhaigh039
There lies the fundamental difference, Rick's seen it all and dosen't care anymore, the Doctor has seen everything and despite it all, loves it more each time
@@joelrobinson5457 Exactly! I think it was also a good choice that they chose the 10th Doctor for this as the callback to his final line before regeneration "I don't want to go" embodies that ideal.
No matter what he endures he just seems to have a love for Living and Life itself.
Rick obviously doesn't have the same love for living his life, nor does he show the same regard for other life unless it's one he personally cares for; he's been depicted trying to unalive himself and has a clear tendency towards self-destruction even at the cost of those around him.
Ironically tho both characters do have a breaking point where they completely flip from their usual virtues.. One breaks their usual optimism and pacifism; whereas the other "lowers himself" from his god-complex to feel human emotion to care for others despite his insistence against caring at all. Where one breaks and resorts to violence after years of pacifism, the other breaks and resorts to truly caring for his loved ones after years of cynicism.
Doctor had to be nerfed and still won. Though frankly Rick bursting out of his chest should had killed him right there
Time lords are really resilient, even if they too injured to regenerate, they still can fight death for days before permanently daying,
Also don't use the astronaut scene as an evidence because it was a fake out
Seriously. 3 would have snapped ricks neck in a special way that he doesn’t come back, 7 makes it’s so Morty hugs Rick and explodes killing them both and Jodie would straight up do some torturous shit to him and then smile about it with “The Fam”
Frankly 10 was one of the easier customers maybe only matched by somebody like 6
@@creed8712 Also, if were going by the rule that theyre using the charcters at their strongest, then they wouldve needed to include the fact at one point the Doctor can compete with 11th dimensional beings.
Nah, he was still regenerating.
While the Doctor is regenerating, he can still heal most wounds instantly.
You need some special shenanigans to kill a Timelord while regenerating, and they kinda glossed over that.
He did abandon his daughter the Cronin berg universe he ditched that one
I feel like every Death Battle seems to be a One-Sided Massacre to you nowadays.
All the Ricks messing up the Tardis while one of them is just nakedly running in circles got me
Still funny how this version of The Doctor is nerfed, as he has way more OP abilities... like being able to teleport when not seen/looked at, and causality literally warping around him to make him win.
thats nothing compared to his strongest ones
I walked away from the last Great Time War. I marked the passing of the Time Lords. I saw the birth of the universe and watched as time ran out. Moment by moment until nothing remained -- no time, no space, just me. I walked in universes where the laws of physics where devised by the mind of a mad man. I watched universes freeze and creations burn. I have seen things you wouldn't believe. I have lost things you will never understand. And I know things. Secrets that must never be told. Knowledge that must never be spoken. Knowledge that will make parasite gods blaze.
nah if you give rick prep, then the doctor has to have prep. doctor with prep is just broken. doctor on his own is already broken but...
doctor wihnout prep one taps rick verse wihnout a problem
"The most one sided Death Battle"
Kid named Homelander vs Omni-Man:
I’ve been seeing your reactions to Rick and Morty videos, I didn’t know Death Battle was your Forte! Good to see you reacting to this!
The nihilist know-it-all, Rick Sanchez in a nutshell.
They didnt even mention the doctors best (or worst, depending on your viewpoint) power. His plot armor is an actual in universe ability. As in, when in danger the multiple timesline collapse in such a way to make an escape for a time lord always a possibility. Guns may break, allies arive, or walls get blown up. That is just something they can do under stress.
Rick himself is also full of ridiculous plot armour.
One of the things they mentioned but didn't flesh out is that The Doctor is aware of the past/present/future at an instinctual level. That means that as soon as Rick showed up The Doctor knew his backstory, the reason Rick was here, and Rick's most likely moves. From there it was a simple matter to nudge the situation into one that was most favorable to The Doctor. Or as I like to call it, +10,000 plot armor.
aka this was a shitty matchup due to their lack of information or not presenting everything.
So then why does he ever ask questions? I'm not saying the Doctor doesn't have this ability, I'm just saying that having this ability really conflicts with the most basic elements of the story. Same with be able to create stuff out of thin air. I only watched most of the TV show, but that's an ability that would have solved the conflict instantly in practically every episode.
@@doejhonny My opinion is based on a handful of breadcrumbs dropped by the writers and actors over the years. To the Doctor the timestream is fluid and malleable. However, he can't jump from the setup to the solution, he still has to move through it one step at a time. He asks questions and takes actions to create fixed points in time as he works his way through a maelstrom of possibilties towards the outcome he desires.
@@woolph58 Never mind it doesn't even matter. I just picked up the series again, and .... they fucking ruined it! The Doctor is a beyond an all powerful, all knowing, omnipresent, absolutely invincible being that can never lose, always has been and always will be. All it cost was flushing 60 years worth of story telling and character development down the crapper.
@@doejhonny Back in the day, I noped out because of John Nathan Turner's crappy stories that made Doctor 6 seem arrogant and cruel. This time it was Chris Chibnall's crappy stories. I liked Peter Capaldi but the Moon is a dragon egg and the egg hatches and the dragon goes back to sleep and the moon is restored as good as new. Please!
The 11th Doctor (Matt Smith) is chaos incarnate
Random person: "There is no Doctor that is pure chaos"
Matt Smith: "Hold my beer"
Tom Baker exists tho
The Doctor fought a race of aliens similar to Mr. Frondles called the boneless, creatures from a 2D dimension trying to invade our 3D dimension. He won while being stuck inside his ship for most of the episode, which his "Morty" type companion having to play his role.
Not a rick way to lose, but definitely a doctor way to win.
Also at the end, they were playing off of the stat they read earlier when the Doctor did those calculations while those 5 lazers were in the air already to make a plan to redirect them. I also have not seen Doctor Who, so am really only working with what the episode gave me. Lol Enjoying the content Nux!
Loving the death battle reactions
No one has mentioned that wubba lubba dub dub in German translates to “let me finish myself” which could mean masturbation
Couldn’t help but notice they didn’t reference too much of Jodie Witaker’s doctor in this one which is fair as it’s when doctor who started to go down hill for a while. Writing wasn’t entirely bad, but some people will say it did fall into the trap of becoming woke media and in the end retconned the entire characters lore to make them more memorable to the audience.
"It did fall into the trap of becoming woke media"
Doctor Who has been woke since 2005
I still feel like a female doctor could work, it's just the writing was awful.
Jodie was a GREAT Doctor. She just had a sucky showrunner.
@@largo778 Agreed
@largo778 she would have been OK but she never felt ancient or traumatized enough. add That onto of bad writing was the problem.
thank god they didnt use the doctor with the lux aeterna or the skasis paradigm
or even the glory which is the strongest thing in doctor who. able to literally control the marvel omniverse
honestly as much as I do love RIck, I have seen too much Doctor who to know this outcome already!