A truly hard match to decide. Both have all eternity to duke it out. Deadpool who death fell in love with is now banned from her realm, making him unable to die. Ghost Rider on the other hand is a power of god, and when he is hellbent, or should I say godbent, into catching a single target, the Spirit of Vengeance within him would imbue the host with all powers needed to quell that person. So it’s a guy trying to kill a guy who can’t die and the other guy trying to kill a guy who he can’t harm. Very, very hard to decide.

Maybe I just don’t know enough about Deadpool, but I think a servant of God almighty might be just a tad out of the mercs league.

“perhaps deadpool will use his power of the breaking the fourth wall, in order confuse ghost rider by discussing the awful film version of him by nicholas cage, and while ghost rinder is pondering what the hell is on about, deadpool kicks him between the legs and attempts to steal his bike.”

Best scenario yet.
Otherwise, Ghost Rider, no problem.

I imagine if deadpool was utterly vaporized, he would be unable to pass on to the other side due to his curse and so would become some form of ghost, which in turn he would drive ghost rider insane by constantly chatting to him, forcing ghost rider to take his own life just to escape him.

( This is Battra Boy)

I suggested this one!

“The problem is, can ghost rider even kill himself without the Spirit of Vengeance taking control and staying his hand”

in a case like this never underestimate deadpool’s ablitiy to be annoying, since even the greatest and most powerful of warriors can be driven to distraction by it, so who know how much worse it would be to followed around forever with him chattering away, hell the spirit of venegeance may not try to sway his hand but find a quicker way to end it all.

so it could end with ghost deadpool just keeps talking on, whilst ghost rider rocks himself back and forth muttering to himself.

@ battra boy
admin said all those were lost for this and maybe next week already

deadpool cant win, but cant die, so thats about it

This is a stalemate. Noone can kill the other unless it comes down to the scenario set above with GR commiting suicide (i like that scenario).

Deadpool has no way to harm GR physically, never underestimate mental harm. GR could beat the crap outta Deadpool, but can’t kill him.

In what way? I’m preety sure the ripping off of said head makes Deadpool dead, unless GR is like ” I’LL PUT DA HEAD BAK ON SO IZ CAN PWWWNNZZZ HIM AGAIN!!!! 1111UPP.” Unless you can pull up an actual example where this is no longer valid.

So….. what you arguing is that after DP is decapitated is that… what? The fucking wind will blow it back on? Please clarify.

I thought you guys said back in the (deadpool vs hulk thread) that deadpool is not immortal.

@kenny
shaun ahs already stated what i was going to say so saying it again would be redundant

“In what way?”
Since he was cursed as unable to die at the behest of Thanos.

@ asgar
o how did thanos die?

@ SS: Drax punched a hole through his chest and ripped his heart out. Thanos’ reaction in the following link is hilarious.

http://media.comicvine.com/uploads/0/308/78226-174267-drax-the-destroyer_super.jpg

okay this isnt the same as having no head but it shows deadpool shoots himself through the head just for kicks

“Hawkeye pleads with Deadpool to let him go and that Osborn wanted to pay him off with money to stay low, Deadpool accepts and takes the money. (Which actually came from Bullseye’s savings) After Deadpool got paid he sits in his hideout for a month, doing nothing but watching TV and eating chips until he gets bored and shoots himself ”

http://media.comicvine.com/uploads/3/35286/880425-879659_deadpool_12_taft_dcp_034_super_super.jpg

Once again- Link of Deadpool’s head coming off and his body puts it back. Because if he can’t, then G.R. pretty much wins by making his opponent semi-dead.

@pf
we have no reference for what would happen but im inclined to believe that as well

@Pondering Fool

that might be possible, Deadpool’s regeneration power is his cancer
so if all the cells in his body would be destroyed, he wouldn’t be able to regenerate anymore

Deadpool’s healing factor is strong enough that he has previously survived decapitation more than once, though in each of these occurrences, his head had to be reattached to his body instead of his head growing a new body.

but Deadpool is still cursed so he can never die, so when his whole body would be gone he would still be alive cause he can’t die but his regeneration wouldn’t regenerate a new body because when his body is gone, his regeneration power would be gone two
so…he would be alive without a body?

but maybe his regeneration power would regenerate his wounds so fast that when he is still burning he would already be regenerating the burning parts of his body, cause he has already regenerated his heart when it was ripped out

hmm, thats true
but when his body would be gone he would still live cause he isn’t able to die
so this fight would be a never ending fight because Deadpool is just immortal and Ghost Rider can’t be hurt by most weapons
but maybe if Deadpool would fight hand to hand against Ghost Rider he could defeat him?
or maybe if Deadpool could find some other weapon, he could kill Ghost Rider
can Ghost Rider get hurt by his own chain?, cause if he can get hurt by his own weapon and Deadpool could steal it from him he could kill Ghost Rider

@Admin

For this match, if the body is totally destroyed, and the individual has no proven way of creating a new body, does that mean the opponent wins? Thanks

- the pondering fool

Is this even debatable. Ghost Rider was stated by Iluminati to be at WW Hulk level. You know the guy that holds continents together and sinks them. Yeah that guy.

vs. a Immortal ninja that can barely keep up with Wolverine.

“Yes, I think it is. After all, GR would be able to do this sort of damage and possibly kill Deadpool permanently, or at least leave him a walking shade, while I have difficulty thinking of a way that Deadpool could even scratch the skull of GR. Unless he finds a weapon forged of heaven, he wouldn’t be able to cause any damage, and even if he could, GR could still regenerate almost instantly. At the very best for Deadpool, it would be an unending stalemate, but most likely a defeat for him.

Ghost Rider for the Factpile Award.”

I don’t know if I would give it out that quickly. I do remember Mata saying he had a reason why it would probably end in a draw. Not saying Mata’s word is Law, but I would like to hear his input on the matter (I have high respect for the guy).

- the pondering fool

“All right, I’ll wait. A draw does seem a pretty likely outcome for this match, so I guess it couldn’t hurt to hear some more reasoning for that outcome.”

See what happens when we are all patient haha. Well, guess it is up to Mata to reveal why it will end in a draw…..[sigh] I dislike waiting…..

- the pondering fool

Sorry, all. Been rather busy.

My opinion on the matter is rather conflicted. With all I know about the characters, I think Ghost Rider SHOULD win this, but I am not certain if he COULD. True we know that theoretically speaking, the Spirit of Vengeance would annihilate Wilson, but he has yet to demonstrate the level of power required to do so. This is due to two main factors.

The first is that unlike other regenerating characters, Deadpool’s ability to recover from trauma is enhanced with the level of damage taken as well as his own mental/emotional state. Theoretically speaking, Ghost Rider could incinerate the mercenary down to the atom. The problem with this is that the trauma is so big that Wade could potentially heal it in picoseconds.

The second is in the form of Deadpool’s insanity. Typically, when the Spirit of Vengeance comes across a being he cannot punish one way (physically, or mentally), he opts for the other. Ghostie will find that neither the Penance Stare, nor Hellfire attacks to the soul, would be doing much to the unorthodox assassin. They could be just as likely to be terminally devastating, as well as being an emotional tickle. Wade could simply go off into some sort of psychosis, shrugging off these attacks.

Short of divine intervention in the form of possible omnipotence, powers that we have yet to witness from the Rider, he simply cannot permanently terminate Deadpool. We do know for a fact that Deadpool cannot hope to do any damage at all onto the Rider. Therefore, this is a good example of a possible draw.

That said. We could speculate that the Penance Stare could disturb Wilson enough for his healing to be thrown off. If this is the case, big IF, then the Ghost Rider could potentially create an opening to incinerate every cell of the mutant’s power. Being a heavenly agent as well, the rider could potentially negate the immortality curse placed on Wade by T-Ray.

This is all highly speculatory, though. Lets call it an informed opinion.

My personal veredict is that the two will get tired of ripping into one another, resulting in a draw with the slight speculatory advantage given to Ghost Rider should the previously mentioned conditions be met.

Like someone else said, we might have to wait for the upcoming team-up issue for more specific clues.

“Damn, I hate waiting for these new issues. You have any news of the upcoming articles mate? I really wish for Marvel to expand Ghost Rider’s abilities. After World War Hulk, and Dr. Strange saying he could possibly beat the Hulk, I have been waiting ever since……sigh, waiting is hard work.”

The problem is that Marvel doesn’t see GR as anything more than a cult phenomenon. They consider him a B-list character at best.

Gr only ever got popular back in the early 90s (the time I jumped on the title). Jason Aaron’s run was unexpectedly popular, so Marvel may change the character’s direction towards something more prominent, but I wouldn’t expect to see either of the GRs on the pages of the Avengers or any major crossover any time soon.

Well, I got the issue in hand now. Deadpool got immobilized by the Ghost Riders (yes, two of them) chains only once. Deadpool had to cover his eyes while one of them made a Solar Flare type move. He can ride on the Ghost Rider’s Motorcycle with no problem but then again that could be an ability I got wrong (only the innocent can touch the Bike). Deadpool got possessed by a demon and still had (major) control over his body. And he got stabbed in the heart by those Chains with the demon inside him, and lived.

I think Deadpool can take him after all this.