The Ultimate "who would win"
Hobbslandia
15-11-2004, 10:43
I keep seeing "who would win" threads, asking if this country vs. the other country would win. So this question is for all the marbles. Darth Vader and the Galatic empire VS. His Divine Shadow and the Light Universe. Who wins in a fight for it all?
Anthrophomorphs
15-11-2004, 10:46
Universi are larger then galaxies. Larger population base to draw from.
Light wins.
Well, considering that the Empire still exists in a weak shell debased form thingy, and that the Light Universe was destroyed, my money's on whatever took out the Light Universe.
I mean, it nailed down a -UNIVERSE-.
If that's not an option, the Empire wins on forfeit.
Hobbslandia
15-11-2004, 11:18
Let's forget where the individual writers have chosen to take the stories and lets say both are at the height of thier power.
Sdaeriji
15-11-2004, 11:42
Oh god, you guys are talking about Lexx?
Yup.
I'm bound for the bad part of hell now, aren't I?
Sdaeriji
15-11-2004, 11:48
Yup.
I'm bound for the bad part of hell now, aren't I?
I can't stand that show.
Hobbslandia
15-11-2004, 22:51
I can't stand that show.
The last year became a little weird, but it was a great story originally.
Wow, now that is odd. I have just today watched the entirety of the Lexx movie series.
In my personal opinion it'd be the League of 20,000 Planets. Though they only approach Death Star like power with the Lexx itself, and the Galactic Empire often surpasses that power in the novels expanding the Star ars Universe, their smaller ships do seem to be of much larger power than the main line capital ships of the Empire (referring to the Star Destroyers and such). The For Shadow, which was in use 2,000 years before the Lexx series, was able to destroy a planet with less than two dozen shots. Add on 2,000 years of technological advance and I'm guessing that it could get the job done with even less effort.
His Shadow all the way.
Andaluciae
15-11-2004, 23:18
Yup.
I'm bound for the bad part of hell now, aren't I?
You are bound for level number 22 of hell. Somewhere where you are basically set for torture by annoying neighbors, and a permanent job as a clerk at a 7/11. And no internet connection. The walls are made of 10 feet of brick so you cannot pirate Hell Corporate Headquarters wireles network either.