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Hang on. Do you mean she'd stand a better chance in human form?I'm assuming Korra will be in her kaiju form, and Gozilla never ultimately loses a kaiju fight
I understand your position and where you're coming from but I do have some follow-up questions.the fight is far enough away from any measuring yardstick (e.g. buildings) to get a reasonable measure of scale, but we see her blocking energy blasts, doing fancy wrestling lifts, and doing funky spiritual intangibility stuff, so it's really feels like she could hold her own against Godzilla (at least for a little while)
the real question is if Godzilla has ever been depicted lying down flat on his back. my intuition is telling me that he'd be as helpless as a turtle in that position and kaiju korra could easily pin him down for the count there, but if there is documented evidence of him getting back up from that position i might have to revise my position.
And getting in to try wrestling moves might not be a good idea because Godzilla can throw good punches and grapple fairly well. Also wasn't Korra only able to do that wrestling move after winning a beam war against Vaatu? Korra is powerful and all but beam wars is something that Godzilla is a master of and he rarely ever loses them.Godzilla has demonstrated that he has pretty good hand speed when he boxed King Ghidorah's heads.
And also this:This is a dinosaur who used his breath to fly remember.
You've fallen victim to one of the classic blunders! The most famous is never get involved in aGodzilla's track record in beam wars
Challenge accepted.Is there any world in which Michael can triumph? Tell us how Michael wins, giving him whatever advantages you feel are necessary.
Godzilla and the fallout over what happened to Dwight becomes a huge problem for Dunder-Mifflin and Michael is under ever-increasing pressure from higher management to fire Godzilla.Godzilla takes a job at Dunder-Mifflin, incinerates Dwight Schrute, and then promptly gets fired.
...the only problem with this contrived slice of life crossover AU setup is that I'm not even sure if Michael Scott is constitutionally capable of firing someone.
Godzilla takes a job at Dunder-Mifflin
Maybe it's just me, but I kinda feel like I need a bit more on-boarding to these scenarios. Godzilla is pretty consistently portrayed as being rather staunchly against large-scale industry, shipping, and really, big business in general.If Godzilla were to end up working at Dunder-Mifflin