13 Dec 04
I actually mentioned it in another thread I started but I got the guy who would outlast everybody....Wiley E. Coyote, supergenius. The guy falls off cliffs, blows himself up, and lives basically on nothing trying to catch that damn Road Runner. I challenge any character to go toe to toe with him.
13 Dec 04
Originally posted by Poison GodmachinePiffle, he was a goody two shoes with no real leadership experience, other than the ability to swell his breast and then dither. Megatron kicked his @rse, Galvatron kicked his @rse and Omnicron could have eaten the whole damn lot of them in one go. Optimus Prime? Bah! More like Flopimus Prime, gimme Grimlock any day, at least he had a backbone!
I cant believe that no one has mentioned Optimus Prime. Even when killed by Megaton, he lived on in The Matrix of Leadership.
13 Dec 04
Okay, I know I am walking right into the pervert ring of fire for asking this question but everybody seems to have their own definition of the "hardest fictional character". So maybe the creator of this thread or somebody should define "hard"?
Let the sleezeball commentary begin 🙂
13 Dec 04
Originally posted by Joe FistI thought Brother Edwin meant it in the anatomical sense. By his replies to my concurrence, he only validated my theory. But everyone seems to have taken it into their own hands and began turning this thread into some kind of "interesting" discussion. The matter's been settled, if you ask me.
Okay, I know I am walking right into the pervert ring of fire for asking this question but everybody seems to have their own definition of the "hardest fictional character". So maybe the creator of this thread or somebody should define "hard"?
Let the sleezeball commentary begin 🙂
13 Dec 04
Originally posted by Joe Fisthttp://www.m-w.com/ gives "not yielding to pressure" as a definition of hard. My nominee wins under this.
Okay, I know I am walking right into the pervert ring of fire for asking this question but everybody seems to have their own definition of the "hardest fictional character". So maybe the creator of this thread or somebody should define "hard"?
Let the sleezeball commentary begin 🙂
13 Dec 04
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Originally posted by DoctorScribblesDefine the "pressure"? Societal and economic pressure: then your boy Galt as well as Howard Roark win.
http://www.m-w.com/ gives "not yielding to pressure" as a definition of hard. My nominee wins under this.
Physical "pressure": Dr.Manhattan, Vision from the Avengers, Jesus, and I still go with Wiley E Coyote as the best to withstand all sorts of nasty stuff and still persevere.
13 Dec 04
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Originally posted by Joe FistIf you nominate Mr. Coyote, did you consider Itchy and Scratchy? They have endured nastier stuff, although I cannot say who might be the harder of those two. And did you consider Kenny?
I still go with Wiley E Coyote as the best to withstand all sorts of nasty stuff and still persevere.
13 Dec 04
Originally posted by DoctorScribblesI still go with the Coyote simply for his longevity. Itchy and Scratchy, as far as we know, haven't been in the game as long. Now Mickey Mouse has been around longer than most but I don't think he has had to withstand much physical demands in his career. Goofy, on the other hand, might be a contender to the Coyote.
If you nominate Mr. Coyote, did you consider Itchy and Scratchy? They have endured nastier stuff, although I cannot say who might be the harder of those two.
14 Dec 04
Originally posted by CliffLandinGood point about Jerry. For his size, he was pretty strong. But didn't Jerry win most of the time? I might throw in Daffy Duck as a contender to the Coyote. The whole "Rabbit Season, Duck Season" situation was pretty grueling.
I don't know about Tom, but he put Jerry through a ton of abuse and Jerry just kept on going!