Is there even a single Yea Forums character who can defeat Gilgamesh?
Is there even a single Yea Forums character who can defeat Gilgamesh?
Landon Jones
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Connor Mitchell
Dunno, don't care
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Zachary Walker
Batman.
Thomas Bailey
Nobody cares. Better question: is there a Yea Forums character sexier than Scathach?
Jaxson Robinson
Its doable, but its a weird scale.
If you are too weak, you can't beat Gil because you are too weak.
If you are too strong, Gil considers you an actual threat worthy of his respect and uses appropriately powerful weapons to wreck your shit sideways. Which they will, unless you can survive the literal author of the story crossing your name out of the book.
The best chance to success against him is someone who is powerful enough to fight him but appears way less dangerous than they really are, baiting him into underplaying his hand out of pride and then ganking him before he realizes his mistake. This is how he is defeated in the source material.
So Superman and the like have 0% chance of beating him, but Batman might be too weak to do the job because the Bat's weapons literally cannot hurt Gilgamesh. Gotta find someone in the middle, and they can't be of divine nature because Gil has a hard counter to that in the form of Enkidu (binding chains that become more unbreakable the more divine you are).
Noah Myers
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Ryder Bennett
No he can’t. Gil has a counter for everything.
Noah Morgan
so shazam?
Andrew Walker
So you're saying the character who beats Gilgamesh the hardest is Kirby?
Jose Rodriguez
Pretty much. Girl would think him a kid, even in his adult form. And then he gets bodied because he decides to underplay himself against what he still views as an inferior foe.
Gil is nightmarishly overpowered, but never shows this strength because he has a fundamental worldview of everything being weaker than him up until it isn't. At which point he reminds them that they're still beneath him in the end.