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Oof in his prime MJ is over a foot taller and 60 pounds heavier.

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Good to see you Vice! Glad to see you’re in the draft!

There’s no evidence of her being able to talk someone down like that though, and that’s what she would need. She usually responds with Texas sass and karate. Aggressive behavior will probably trigger Drizzt’s more feral stance. After that, he’s not backing off.

ill Say too that the scenario places Drizzt hunting. He’s decided to hunt her, she has to change him:

This isn’t relevant to Sandy. She’s an entirely different personality. The scenario is whether the ANIMAL can convince the hunter if they are out of season. The onus is to prove Sandy can convince Drizzt. There is no reason to think she can, every time she is confronted she responds with more aggression. Her response to the Alaskan Bull Worm is to confront it with nothing but her bare fists . There’s no reason to think she will try to appeal to Drizzt. How is she going to convince him?

The scenario puts them together. Safe to say he’s already tracked her into the dome.

Sandy, by personality, wouldn’t appeal to that approach. She recklessly goes into most challenges. He isn’t tracking other targets, so why would he change. There isn’t any evidence to support Sandy being able to convince him, thus I don’t think she can win. It’s on the animal to do the convincing. Here, she has no real recourse.

He’s decided to hunt her, given that she is a very unique squirrel I don’t know why he would decide against it. Sandy is more likely to escalate than talk him out of it. Sandy will probably be confrontational.

Pey said it well. The unblooded Predators aren’t more dangerous than what the orks face every single day, one isn’t going to make a dent, particularly when compared to normal humans. The orks have a big advantage and should win. Predator can probably take out a decent number of minutemen. Orks are much tougher. I don’t think he’ll kill much.

I don’t think he’ll give up because she’s short. The prey has to convince the hunter, and I don’t think Sandy has good diplomacy.

You’re right, guess that was in a later Drizzt book. Regardless, I think Sandy’s heavy Texas accent is going to make communication at least a little challenging and I don’t think she’s going to be good at convincing him to back off with how impulsive Sandy is.

I literally have no idea what Rudolph can do to convince Jigsaw. Maybe Santa or someone could.

There’s a language barrier here, Drizzt speaks elvish of some kind and won’t understand Sandy directly. I don’t even think Sandy herself is clever as much as she is book smart, so I don’t think she will be able to convince him off.

Staying ahead of him is going to be difficult given that they are on Mt Everest. There’s not anywhere for Mikey to go. The setup is implying the hunter has months of prep time, I don’t think it’s suggesting them both have that time (unless IKA has clarified) but I take it mean the hunter has tracked him after using months of time. I just think Mikey had the deck against him with a stronger opponent. In a straight up fight he would be at a disadvantage physically. He is not stealthy enough to reliably avoid Morlun and the terrain doesn’t give him much to use.

It’s worth pointing out that the Road Runner’s home turf is a pretty big advantage. He just ignores the laws of gravity and such there.

You can still say The Road Runner will be too fast for him. Deadeye isn’t going to slow down the Roadrunner, and it’s WAY faster than anything Arthur has encountered. He might be able to try and focus on it but, again, the Road Runner is essentially able to break away from a hunter who has specifically prepped for him many times and it simply doesn’t matter.

Spider-Man is on a higher tier than Mikey too. Morlun is an Inter dimensional hunter who has a month head start against someone who is not known for being sneaky or evasive.

This is on the level of the Battle Beast vs Chewie match in the last round. Morlun is on a completely separate scale of power and has advantages.

Fair enough. People know who Jack the Ripper is, Jeffrey Dahmer, Ed Gein, etc. There is a cottage industry built around True crime, and while folks know Bill Gates, it’s not purely based on philanthropy. I just think it’s hard to spread joy in the way Scrooge would.

What is Belle’s job in the Christmas special? I can only remember an Time Curry cgi organ

I kind of lean Jasón. In our world, serial killers gain more fame and fear than philanthropic millionaires spread joy. I would think Jasón would become a pretty big deal nationwide, whereas Scrooge might be a social media post for two weeks.

I will wait for arguments to decide. I don’t know enough about him.

A quick search of Chaos leads me to believe he should win. ”Chaos is an extremely powerful entity of whom both Mirage and the Genie are terrified.”

Kind of a wild matchup. Hard to tell how Scrooge can win here.