Suggested by Julian Stone
For this match, Sauron has The One Ring To Rule Them All. Facing Alucard in a brutal fight to the end. Only one can survive despite how long the match might last.
Who wins?
Suggested by Julian Stone
For this match, Sauron has The One Ring To Rule Them All. Facing Alucard in a brutal fight to the end. Only one can survive despite how long the match might last.
Who wins?
December 13, 2009
#1
Still some good things to say on the poor Dark Lords behalf?
December 15, 2009
#2
Okay, then i will repaeat my nomination for Alucard.
December 15, 2009
#3
“And i also wanna ask, HOW is Sauron going to break Alucards mind? I have no doubt he’ll make it with enough time, but he won’t really have any time at all once Alucard gets bored or feels something trying to mess up his mind. Unless Sauron does it instantly, he’ll fail big time.”
The same way he breaks most peoples minds, by going inside and cracking it like an egg. He only bothers to do it to worthy followers, but what could more worthy than a nigh immortal vampire. And if he wouldn’t bow to Sauron’s will, then he’s there merely to die by the Dark Lords will.
Sauron is at he very least a Demi God, if not an outright God.
December 15, 2009
#4
Well, what if Alucard enters Saurons mind at the same time? Alucard can to that crap too. And he can flow in and out of the mental plane at will, if Sauron enters and Alucard don’t like it, he’ll move himself to another place Sauron cannot follow.
Alucard is also, in many respects, a god. One with no real weakness, unlike Sauron.
December 15, 2009
#5
He has a point. Schrodinger was shown as being able to enter mental realms, and Alucard currently posesses the same abilities.
December 15, 2009
#6
Yup, he does. But whereas the powers originally resided in the little cat boy that was Scrodinger, they now rest with the master of all vampires. And he was an accomplished mind reader even before getting his hands on Scrodinger.
Saurons own powers don’t exactly scream “winz!” against Alucard.
December 15, 2009
#7
“Saurons own powers don’t exactly scream “winz!” against Alucard.”
Sauron the DemiGod, who broke the minds of men, elves and dwarves, who forced the dead to rise again through sheer will, who could kill men with a glance and whose weapon clove through whole armies in single blows?
Stop underestimating the immortal and get over the fact that, this once, Alucard has met his match because he’s up against someone who uses his only weakness expertly. Sauron breaks peoples minds through dominance of will, and he’s been doing it a lot longer than Alucard.
December 15, 2009
#8
He still doesn’t scare me, and Alucard is just laughing.
Broke the minds of men, elves and dwarves? Alucards mind is stronger than those fellas. Plus he’s psychotic, it takes time to make him see a point he’s not interested in.
Forced the dead to rise again? Alucard is undead himself, and specialze in taking out other undead. Not to mention he could easily make his own army of Ghouls if he wanted to.
Kill men with a glance? Alucard is immune, and can do the same. He’s powerful enough to lift up and move planes with telekinesis, so killing a man should be little hassle.
Clove through armies in single blows? Alucard has absorbed 3 million souls. And he doesn’t even absorb everyone he kills. And then he killed all those souls a second time later. Not to mention he could easily take out all humanity himself, even without his Schrodinger powers.
I don’t underestimate the immortal that is Sauron. However, i don’t underestimate the double immortal that is Alucard. He has not met his match because he can move his own mind away if someone try to mess with it, or he can simply decide he doesn’t want his mind to be breakable. If he does, it won’t be breakable. With only magic and melee combat left to use, Alucard wins.
Last, how long you have broken minds is irrelevant. Alucards mind won’t fall and Alucard breaks people physically and mentally at the same time. And he can simply say “i want to be able to do whatever i want to any mind” and then he CAN do whatever he wants! Alucard could even just become Sauron. Saurons will and power is replaced by Alucards own. ROFLSTOMP in other words.
I’m sorry, but i am not the one who needs to face Saurons power. He is strong, but his greatest assets are fear, scheming plus intellectual and corrupting brilliance. But you need to face the virtually unlimited power Alucard sits on. Nothing short of true omnipotence is guaranteed to bring this guy down.
December 15, 2009
#9
double immortal? WTF is that…
Anime trolls/fanboys sit next Xena and MC fans in my book…
December 15, 2009
#10
Double immortal. Master Vampire immune to anti vamp means is one way of immortality, Schrodingers powers are another. Okay, his vampiric nature isn’t true immortality, but it’s pretty darn close.
December 15, 2009
#11
so he isnt immortal at all…
December 15, 2009
#12
He is. Schrodinger. Tell me, can you even read? This particular thing was clear enough, wasn’t it?
December 15, 2009
#13
My mind is boggled.
Is this double immortality argument supposed to imply that one must be trumped before the other? That is a complete and utter failure of an argument to be made.
December 15, 2009
#14
That is not the main argument. I merely said double immortal to across the point that he basically got two ways of being immortal. But it’s clear i should have kept my mouth shut and merely said immortal. So forget all about that, it’s not very relevant anyway. Schrodinger wins this.
December 15, 2009
#15
epic… fail… so now he is saying Schrodinger is going to win?? I must be incapable of reading… like he said… or at least inacapable of reading half-witted fanboy posts…
December 15, 2009
#16
Schrodinger = Schrodingers quantum reality manipulation, the power in Alucards arsenal. That seriously ain’t too hard to understand if you think about it. Forgetting to add “powers” doesn’t equal epic fail. I just thought it was easy enough to understand. Apparently it wasn’t.
Okay, now prove me a fanboy. Give me one GOOD, VALID reason as to how Sauron wins this? Alucard can mess up reality itself just as easy as he can walk, so Sauron needs to have some VERY hard backup plan i’ve never heard of the get out of this. Like, putting Eru Illuvatar to the task of seeing of Alucard. Like that’ll ever happen.
December 15, 2009
#17
um i did… at the beginning of this thread… and you came back with
“Nuh uh! you cant break alucards will, hes crazy!”
or something to that effect…
December 15, 2009
#18
Christ, you haven’t readen all of it, fine. I’ll tell you why.
First, he is a dead, soulless Vampire, which grants some natural resitence to this. Second, he got one hell of a strong mind. Third, he’s psychopatic. While not making him immune it does make sure getting anything through to him is hard. Fourth, he is also a master of mind games. Fifth, he can move his whole mind one way and sauron the other, meaning Sauron cannot actually enter it without one hell of a struggle.
Sixth, Alucards powers in genral far surpasses those of Sauron. Hence sauron is going to get raped. And while all of this might sound like something a random, braindead fanboy might throw around, it’s still very much the truth.
Remember, altering reality includes the mental realm. He’s one tough nut to crack.
December 15, 2009
#19
on your points…
1. prove it… prove being souless makes your mind more resistant… because being souless in most every other fiction, guarentees the ability to be controlled…
2. again prove he has a strong mind… i dont doubt he had a strong mind except…
3. Being physco generally denotes a weakness in the mind…
4. maybe but hardly on the level of sauron… telling people their weak and pitiful before you kill them is hardly a mind game… seems more like a cat toying with a mouse… but convincing them they want nothing more than hold a little ring and will kill themselves to get to it… thats an utter mind fuck…
5. your going to have to explain moving this mind thing… are you talking like moving the brain somewhere else… or moving consceness?? wtf…
6. With quantum reality manipulation he may physically beat sauron… but unless he blinks him out of existance, (and if you claim this theory you will have to show me specific canon events where he does this) the ring will remain… and the ring will call… and over the next milennia or so… the ring will convince him he doesnt exist…
December 15, 2009
#20
Okay.
Soulless and dead protects because there is no soul to seduce, no soul to tempt and no body to please. And there is no fragile soul that can easily be broken, only a monsters ego. And ego is a very hard thing to overcome, really.
He has a strong mind in that he never care. He follows his own agenda utterly, and has never been swayed from it. This might all sound weak, but such persons in real life are very hard to deal mental blows to. So even if the attacker is Sauron, some extra difficulty is nonetheless gonna increase the time needed to mold that mind.
Being psycho may do that, true. But it also locks your mind completely. I once tried to talk to a man having several mental illness. Yes, his mind was about as consistant as Italys governments, but making him change his mind was damn near difficult. Since i couldn’t leave(the guy with the car visited someone there) i tried to convince him that an apple ain’t an orange. We discussed for over an hour before he didn’t laugh at the notion, and I never convinced him. Bottom line: hard stuff to overcome. Should be a cakewalk once you broken his mental defence, though.
In a comment given by the author he states that Alucard is one of the best mind manipulators out there, he only prefers to go physically these days.
I mean that Schrodinger could enter you at a mental plane and stay there, with utter control over it. This means Alucard can remove Sauron from his mind, or remove his mind and place it somewhere else. If it works anything like other forms of his manipulation, Sauron cannot overcome it.
He cannot blink out Sauron(he can do whatever he wants with himself, he hasn’t that kind of power over others.), but he can just kill the guy and hurl the Ring into the sun. Like this:
Alucard: “Haha, ur weak. But wtf do u wear a RING on the outside of your armor? Lemme look at it…”
‘picks up ring’
Alucard: “This sucks, no fun at all…hey, ur trying to mess with me mind? Don’t deny it you fool, i can read that near-corpses thoughts! Ur going down!
*declares himself immune to vacuum and the energy of a star. teleports to the sun, drop the ring and teleport back*
Alucard: “HAHA, OWNED! Try getting it back now!
December 15, 2009
#21
Your making this easy for me…
“Soulless and dead protects because there is no soul to seduce, no soul to tempt and no body to please. And there is no fragile soul that can easily be broken, only a monsters ego. And ego is a very hard thing to overcome, really.”
ego’s are very easy to overcome… and in almost every video clip i have seen Alucard is messing himself over a little girl… which despite being borderline pedophilia… identifies that your arguement is flawed… if there is no soul he couldnt care… right?? so why does he care? so Fail #1
“He has a strong mind in that he never care. He follows his own agenda utterly, and has never been swayed from it. This might all sound weak, but such persons in real life are very hard to deal mental blows to. So even if the attacker is Sauron, some extra difficulty is nonetheless gonna increase the time needed to mold that mind.”
please refer to your 1st fail and then observe that he was enslaved by Hellsing and enter fail #2 followed shortly by fail #3
“Being psycho may do that, true. But it also locks your mind completely. I once tried to talk to a man having several mental illness. Yes, his mind was about as consistant as Italys governments, but making him change his mind was damn near difficult. Since i couldn’t leave(the guy with the car visited someone there) i tried to convince him that an apple ain’t an orange. We discussed for over an hour before he didn’t laugh at the notion, and I never convinced him. Bottom line: hard stuff to overcome. Should be a cakewalk once you broken his mental defence, though.”
EPIC FAIL…
“In a comment given by the author he states that Alucard is one of the best mind manipulators out there, he only prefers to go physically these days.”
okay where?? C&P man its too easy…
“I mean that Schrodinger could enter you at a mental plane and stay there, with utter control over it. This means Alucard can remove Sauron from his mind, or remove his mind and place it somewhere else. If it works anything like other forms of his manipulation, Sauron cannot overcome it.”
This is your final fail that i will address…
second sentence meet next paragraph… you even put it in brackets for me…
“He cannot blink out Sauron(he can do whatever he wants with himself, he hasn’t that kind of power over others.), but he can just kill the guy and hurl the Ring into the sun.”
Come back when your arguement doesnt contridict itself…
December 15, 2009
#22
Whacko has one hell of a point Sapper
1. Most souless creatures are impossible to control especially when raised in the service of another or themselves. D&D give perfect examples of this and I can give you more if you want.
2. He has a strong mind because he is both an undead with centuries of experience and he’s a psionic. To be a psionic you have to have infinitely stronger mind them others because if not
a. Your mind will be overpowered by others thoughts driving you insane
b. Trying to move objects past the limit of your mind will break it. The stronger the mind th heavier the object. And Alucard can move planes with his mind.
3. Not true at all. It depends entirely on the mental disorder. Alucard is both a sociopath and a masochist. Such people tend to be serial killers and serial killers are found to be very intelligent people especially sociopaths. Plus being in the mind of a psycopath is a very painfull experience. The proof of that you can easily find in Starcraft fluff.
4. You’ve got this point. Alucard likes to taunt when he killing and most of the time they hardly live long enough to be broken.
5. He must mean astral projection. I’ll assume you know what that is.
6. He can still destroy the ring with it as well. He can simply read Sauron’s mind, figure out how to destroy it, and teleport it directly into the fires of the volcano. Or he can launch it into outerspace forever depriving Sauron of its power thus leaving him weak.
December 15, 2009
#23
@Sapper
“ego’s are very easy to overcome… and in almost every video clip i have seen Alucard is messing himself over a little girl… which despite being borderline pedophilia… identifies that your arguement is flawed… if there is no soul he couldnt care… right?? so why does he care? so Fail #1″
Your logic is flawed. A soul is not required to have emotion. The undead can feel rage yet they have no soul. Also animals can feel emotion too including fear, love, etc etc
December 15, 2009
#24
You have emotions mixed with instincts.
December 15, 2009
#25
“Your making this easy for me…”
Okay, this is gonna be interesting.
“Soulless and dead protects because there is no soul to seduce, no soul to tempt and no body to please. And there is no fragile soul that can easily be broken, only a monsters ego. And ego is a very hard thing to overcome, really.”
“ego’s are very easy to overcome… and in almost every video clip i have seen Alucard is messing himself over a little girl… which despite being borderline pedophilia… identifies that your arguement is flawed… if there is no soul he couldnt care… right?? so why does he care? so Fail #1″
An ego is easy to overcome if you can prove it wrong. Alucards ego and belief in himself is very well founded, so this ego is not easy to overcome. Saying it is won’t make it so. And care about people and care about their opinions is different. You can say whatever you want to him and he’ll either kill you or ignore you. Sauron won’t be very different.
“He has a strong mind in that he never care. He follows his own agenda utterly, and has never been swayed from it. This might all sound weak, but such persons in real life are very hard to deal mental blows to. So even if the attacker is Sauron, some extra difficulty is nonetheless gonna increase the time needed to mold that mind.”
“please refer to your 1st fail and then observe that he was enslaved by Hellsing and enter fail #2 followed shortly by fail #3″
Stupid. They enslaved him physically, and later he granted them his power levels. He’s grown fond over them after all, he’s a willing slave, not a slave that is forced to yield. Add the fact that both his psyche and body as become stronger, and he’s a tougher nut these days.
“Being psycho may do that, true. But it also locks your mind completely. I once tried to talk to a man having several mental illness. Yes, his mind was about as consistant as Italys governments, but making him change his mind was damn near difficult. Since i couldn’t leave(the guy with the car visited someone there) i tried to convince him that an apple ain’t an orange. We discussed for over an hour before he didn’t laugh at the notion, and I never convinced him. Bottom line: hard stuff to overcome. Should be a cakewalk once you broken his mental defence, though.”
“EPIC FAIL…”
Epic fail how? Shouting it with no real argument spell fail for you, not me. The man in question was mildly sociopathic, psychotic and generally mad.(in other words, unknown condition). This is very similar to Alucard. And shouting fail won’t work, as i said.
“In a comment given by the author he states that Alucard is one of the best mind manipulators out there, he only prefers to go physically these days.”
“okay where?? C&P man its too easy…”
I got no idea, i read it in an interview at a buds house. Since i cannot prove it, nevermind this one. Still, what does C&P mean? Looking at the letters i would guess “crap & piss”.
“I mean that Schrodinger could enter you at a mental plane and stay there, with utter control over it. This means Alucard can remove Sauron from his mind, or remove his mind and place it somewhere else. If it works anything like other forms of his manipulation, Sauron cannot overcome it.”
This is your final fail that i will address…
second sentence meet next paragraph… you even put it in brackets for me…
“He cannot blink out Sauron(he can do whatever he wants with himself, he hasn’t that kind of power over others.), but he can just kill the guy and hurl the Ring into the sun.”
Come back when your arguement doesnt contridict itself”
It doesn’t, breadhead. I’ve said several times that Alucard can change into anything, and has awesome powers in general. So, he becomes Nasril and pwns. No prob at all. What i meant is that he cannot change his opponent, but he can change himself.
December 15, 2009
#26
Matapioko is correct here emotion is mixed with instinct. Fear is one of natures most prevelent emotion. Mixed with our instinct of self-preservation you get many different results including violence and paranioa. This was said to be very prevelnt in Lion El’Johnson according to Astelan in the book Angels of Darkness.
December 15, 2009
#27
@Whacko-I’m on your side on this one but come on breadhead? Seriously?
December 15, 2009
#28
Okay since your a complete dumbass i will make it simple… since i dont have crayons i will explain Barney/Big Bird style…
First you say he doesnt care about anything, doesnt feel anything has no emotions… then you say
“He’s grown fond over them” (refering to hellsing)
then i point out he cares about some little girl… and you say he cares about her opinion??? and in the same breath you say he doesnt…
Then you say
“he can remove sauron from his mind”
but then you say he…
“he hasn’t that kind of power over others”
power to do so or not… his mind was linked the palanitir(think of it like a doorway) and was still unreadable… except for what he was looking at when they connected…
so yes… your arguement does contradict itself…
and with the Epic fail… you are the epitomy of whats wrong with this world… you go into a mental institution and fuck with a patient? what the hell is the matter with you? and for what? your amusement? pass the time?
I bet you felt right at home in that place…
no wonder you like Anime/Magna… freak…
December 15, 2009
#29
I was mainly speaking to you, Midnite.
The presence of those behavioral patterns on the undead subjects you exemplify cannot be used to establish a difference between the capacity of experiencing feelings, which is more commonly associated with the presence of a soul.
Instinct=
“An inborn pattern of behavior that is characteristic of a species and is often a response to specific environmental stimuli”
Emotion=
“The part of the consciousness that involves feeling”
Soul=
“The animating and vital principle in humans, credited with the faculties of thought, action, and emotion and often conceived as an immaterial entity”
Case in point, a soul IS required to have emotions. The items you describe are simple instincts associated with the type of undead in question.
The bottom line is that if there is a presence of a soul, or a mind, Sauron can corrupt it as he has done so in the past. He overrides both of these behaviors with his own wishes.
December 15, 2009
#30
“Okay since your a complete dumbass i will make it simple… since i dont have crayons i will explain Barney/Big Bird style…”
Get going.
“First you say he doesnt care about anything, doesnt feel anything has no emotions… then you say
“He’s grown fond over them” (refering to hellsing)
then i point out he cares about some little girl… and you say he cares about her opinion??? and in the same breath you say he doesnt…”
He doesn’t feel others opinions. He is utterly oblivious to them. When he do answer them he does because he is bored. But he can still care for Seras, as that is another thing entirely. And i never said he cares for er opinions, he cares for her body and mind. Growing fond and giving no shit about opinions and what they say are two very different things.
“Then you say
“he can remove sauron from his mind”
but then you say he…
“he hasn’t that kind of power over others”
Yeah, i did. Because removing Sauron from his mind is altering his own existence in a way that denies Saurons access. Blinking out Sauron is directly putting power on him, and that doesn’t work. See the difference?
“power to do so or not… his mind was linked the palanitir(think of it like a doorway) and was still unreadable… except for what he was looking at when they connected…”
Well, he has two ways of doing this. Either use mind reading(which might not work) or simply jump into Saurons elemental plane and look for what he wants to find. Even if Saurons mind is different from humans, his elemental plane should at worst prove inaccesible. If that happens, Alucard simply changes into all he knows and lets of a bang. Or grab Sauron and in this way drop him into the Sun, as i mentioned earlier. It’s gonna be the Dark LOrds loss anyhow.
“so yes… your arguement does contradict itself…”
No sir, you just gotta understand the nature of Alucard.
“and with the Epic fail… you are the epitomy of whats wrong with this world… you go into a mental institution and fuck with a patient? what the hell is the matter with you? and for what? your amusement? pass the time?”
So…I…fucked a patient…yeah, that makes a whole lot of sense. No, a relative visited someone and i was in the car and had lots of time, nothing to do. Could just as well go there. Some of them are rather clear, after all, there’s just small details that sees them stay.
“I bet you felt right at home in that place…”
Correct. Everyone was damn nice, so i felt welcomed. That could make me feel at home in Sahara.
“no wonder you like Anime/Magna… freak…”
Only manga, thanks. I’ve seen some anime an it’s generally poor. And I and the millions of other freaks couldn’t care less about your opinion on that.
There ya go. A counter to all you said.
December 15, 2009
#31
@Mata-Not exactly true. There are many undead that have no souls yet still exibit emotion that’s not in relation to instinct. The most prevelant to do this is vampires. If you take note you’d see in many forms of media vampires often exude sadness, self-loathing, anger, and many other emotions. They are also described as having no souls which is why they have no reflection. So therefore it depends really who writes what media.
Also its quite difficult to even compare a soul in relation to emotion because in different religions the soul has different purposes and some don’t even believe in souls. But from a christian stand point a person get there emotion from their spirit no there soul. The soul is the mind of man meaning personality the spirit is our emotion.
February 9, 2010
#32
this would be an awesome fight. cosmic-horror style alucard versus sauron…
but sauron would win. people have said that alucard is fond of and somewhat proficient at mindrape, having been doing it some 500 years. sauron, by contrast, existed before existence, helped create existence, then turned bad and spent the next (absolute minimum) few hundred thousand years being an epic evil bastard and doing all the things alucard can do. the ring only increases his power…and he is a master of dissembling; if he can act as morgoths spy in the camp of the *gods* without being caught (this being up till morgoth topples the lamps illuin…and the other one), then he can withstand what psychic mind-rape alucard can dish out; simply put, alucard aint gonna learn how to destroy the ring from sauron, who is the only one with the knowledge in this circumstance.
dont get me wrong, alucard is all kinds of epic badassitude…but he is not a god. sauron is.
February 9, 2010
#33
@ andrew
We’ve established that destroying Sauron’s body would be enough, as it takes him sufficiently long to produce another, and that Sauron, though a God, is not as skilled in the actual battlefield as Alucard is, and lacks feats to prove otherwise.
February 20, 2010
#34
first off the only way to destroy sauron is to cut the ring off with a legendary sword. but alucard would only get smacked in the face trying to remove it.
February 20, 2010
#35
oh, but I forgot he doesn’t know about the ring or it’s weakness.
March 11, 2010
#36
Sauron is like a Dnd god and a god in dnd can be defeated by a character at level 20 or above i think alucard is way beyons level 20 and is practically a demigod in his own right he have a change killing a god although to totally kill a god tree are condition sauron is to destroy the ring. chances are if he get to kill sauron he will take the place of Sauron dont think he will like that
March 30, 2010
#37
Wait, are we talking about pre-Schrodinger or post?
If its post-Schrodinger, Alucard curbstomps Sauron.
The last time I checked, the guy has quantum reality manipulation powers.
He’s pretty damn good at it too, seeing how he returned from non-existence.
May 2, 2010
#38
… I don’t know about this, I think Sauron is maybe one of vary few characters that could defeat Alucard, seeing as his greatest strength is Alucards only weakness…
May 12, 2010
#39
After much deliberation…I have to give this to Alucard. Alucard surpasses Sauron. As much as I would love to see a character able to defeat Al…this guy isn’t it. I cast my vote in for Alucard, his quantum abilities are to much to get through…I mean..Alucard can defeat Doc. Manhattan, through SCIENCE…not even needing magic. *sigh*
June 8, 2010
#40
+1 nom for Alucard
June 8, 2010
#41
“I mean..Alucard can defeat Doc. Manhattan, through SCIENCE…not even needing magic. *sigh*”
Even if Dr.M can defeat Sauron it doesn’t instantly mean any character stronger then Dr.M can Beat Sauron
“I think Sauron is maybe one of vary few characters that could defeat Alucard, seeing as his greatest strength is Alucards only weakness…”
Im with you ZomBninjasamurai
June 24, 2010
#42
For the record, Sauron uses magic, not Science. Being a Maia, it’s possible that Sauron would be able to affect Alucard in ways that are totally inconceivable to Alucard at the time, if his powers are indeed quantum based.
Don’t know a whole lot about the fellow admittedly.
July 23, 2010
#43
I have to agree with skrunks and if Alucard is all science then Sauron might just mindfuck his brains out.