Hero Vs. Hero...

While the monkey king was powerfull he did get stopped by the supreme being dropping a mountain on him.

Gilgamesh also fought his pantheon, tied up gods with string, and ruled a country that spanned the entire planet among other things.

Hercules helped the greek god's beat the giant's, split a mountain in half, beat the greek god of war Ares in battle, slayed the hydra, held the entire sky on his shoulders, lifted and split a sea ect.

Karna was blessed and merged with armor even the god's had trouble breaking, fought entire armies, hit people with the force of the entire universe, was blessed with invincibility, had several god forged weapons, ect.

The monkey king had a vast amount of powers, fought and beat all of the forces of heaven except for the surpreme being, could shapeshift, had vast strength, could leap over entire oceans, was almost entirely invulnerable, could sea through any illusion, was a master of magic, ect.

Basicly these four mythological warriors are so strong and have so many extremly powerfull feats that saying that one beat almost his entire pantheon is not a very strong argument that one would win.

Does any one have anymore details about why one of them would beat the other?

[Gentleman Vaultboy]

Even admitting even strength between all combatants, there would be more than one Wukong involved in the battle, because he can turn his own hairs into copies of himself.

[Philote]

Green Lantern Batman
Versus
Red Lantern Hulk

Ultimate Will versus Ultimate Rage

[Marvelous Miscreant]

And so the Earth was destroyed...

[Gentleman Vaultboy]

Hulk. They haven't found an upper limit to Hulks strength or anger. He just get's angrier and angrier and stronger and stronger.

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[Celadon's Penultimate]

Yeah, pretty sure Red Lantern Hulk is winning this one.

[WonderDrow]

Batman would win.

Why?

Because he's Batman.

[Philote]

I'd have to put my money on Batman as well. What fictional superhero has more willpower than that guy.

[Marvelous Miscreant]

I'm kinda tired of people using Batman's mere assistance as reason for his triumph in any given situation.

Yes, Batman is a badass and yes, he can hold his own in a joint fight against practically every bad guy the League has ever encountered. Sure, he has tons of skill and resources.

BUT...

He is still just a man and has just as many shortcomings as any other hero. He's arrogant, a loner, and struggles daily with morality. If he fought Hulk, in any situation...he'd get pulverized. he may have the ultimate will power, but it still has limits. Hulk's strength and rage have no limits.

He'd put up a damn good fight, but ultimately he'd lose...unless he managed to simply escape or direct Hulk's attention elsewhere.

[Philote]

Its not that Batman has to win the fight straight up, its just that Batman has the power to make a victory possible.

[Wish]

Batman can win by removing the red power ring.

[Marvelous Miscreant]

That's a Huge "If" situation...also, you generally can't remove a power ring by force.

[WonderDrow]

From what I read about the red lantern ring. If you remove the ring then the wielder normally dies.  
Because that red power is exceptional in the way that it replaces the blood.

Of course a Red Lantern powered Hulk would have more strength and destructive power.

But if Batman thinks of a way to cut that ring off, the amount of rage won't matter.
And he will.


Btw, I don't see why people think there would be no limit to rage.
Every feeling has it's limit.

[Marvelous Miscreant]

Hulk is Highly resistant to damage, being able to take a rocket to the face and walk away with little to no damage. Add the Red power ring's ability to provide a layer of powerful shielding to that and it'd be practically impossible to hurt him let alone sever a limb. He can also regenerate quite fast, so an overtime method won't work either.

And yes, Hulk's rage is unlimited. That's like the cornerstone of his character.

[Celadon's Penultimate]

Hehehe, rage is limited like Superman's capacity to grow in power with exposure to the sun.

As in, not limited at all. Emotions are like imagination. Endless capacity for combinations and new depths.

And while Batman is very intelligent, I'm not sure his determination in a fight would fuel him quite like Hulk's rage fuels him.

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[Celadon's Penultimate]

 My point precisely. As much as I like Batman, his odds against the Hulk is not looking good. I mean, even if I liked him better than Hulk, which I don't, Hulk would have better odds, because he has abilities aside from Batman's ring, or gadgets.

[WonderDrow]

Yes, batman is only human. We know that.  And Superman is as powerfull as the writers need him to be. (therefor no limit)  

But we are talking about someone with great willpower, wielding a ring that is enforced by willpower.

I do believe brain will win over brawn.

[Celadon's Penultimate]

 Not unless that brain can somehow keep that brawn from being incredibly difficult to injure, and from being able to regenerate.