#omni man vs homelander

[esperanzagoldofficial]

**Quick disclaimer, before we get into anything:

I AM NOT PRO AI. This is all done in good fun.**

So I've been really getting into Mortal Kombat, The Boys, and Invincible recently, and I just found out today that we're supposedly getting a gameplay trailer for Homelander coming out tomorrow, and so I thought of celebrating by making a video where I made my own custom intros specifically for their interactions.

I voice acted both characters for this video, but I also ran it through an AI filter so that I could sound as close to the actual characters as I could. I had a lot of fun making this video, and being able to voice two of my favorite characters, so I really hope you do enjoy this one :)

AI Program used: https://www.weights.gg/

[rubytheclonetrooper]

Mugging the Monster - TV Tropes

DEATH BATTLE!: Most of these fights occur with the loser seriously underestimating their opponent. They paid the price with their lives.

Barry Allen vs. Quicksilver starts off with Quicksliver gloating about his racing prowess and punches the Flash in the attempt to cheat. Once over the pacfic ocean, Barry proves that he was holding back the entire time and gives him a No-Holds-Barred Beatdown. It ends with Quicksliver accidentally dying by being impaled on a Japanese statue.

Carnage vs. Lucy starts off with Lucy (as Nyu) waiting for a train... whose passengers have been slaughtered by Carnage. As soon as the doors open, Carnage immediately lunges at the innocent-looking horned girl. He bites off more than he can chew when she stops him midair and tears him to pieces with her vectors (which didn't stick at all) and when she later hits him with a nuclear bomb-level attack (which did).

Aang vs. Edward Elric has Edward falsely accusing Aang of calling him short and tries to kill him for it. He pays the price when Aang goes into the Avatar State and obliterates him with an attack of all four elements.

After getting his ice cream destroyed when Sailor Galaxia blew up the Earth while he was on it, Beerus confronts her. Her response? Insult him by poking his eyes. He quickly teaches her he was not to be messed with by turning her into Ludicrous Gibs and having her pieces be sucked into a black hole.

Venom vs. Crona has Venom encounter Crona and Ragnarok entering the church while he was praying and thinking Crona would be easy prey, attack them. Unfortunately for them, Crona's sound-based weapon ensured Venom's demise (although the first attempt was shrugged off due to Venom being a distance away and had a Healing Factor, the next attempt succeeded with Venom being pinned down unable to escape a close-up max power attack from Crona's soundwave attack).

The Incredible Hulk vs. Broly starts off with Hulk going out of his way to deliberately provoke a meditating Broly for no reason other than simple bull-headed bravado. When the fighting starts, Broly quickly closes the power gap between them and rips his head off. It evolves into Bullying a Dragon when the Hulk continues to attack and goad Broly despite this, who later proceeds to overwhelm and obliterate him so thoroughly that even his Resurrective Immortality couldn’t bring him back.

During their match up, Homelander provokes Omni-Man via breaking into his home and killing his wife, assuming that he could just intimidate Omni-Man into obeying his demands to leave. Omni-Man, however, is barely phased by Homelander's threats and quickly shows the Number One Supe just how outclassed he in one of the shortest fights of the show's history, which results in a very nasty death for Homelander, who only realizes how royally he screwed up seconds before Omni-Man ends him. The hosts point this out in the post-fight analysis, comparing the fight to a bully picking a fight with a trained soldier.

After pulling a Kill Steal on him, Michael Myers attempts to make Jason Voorhees his next victim. As he quickly learns, however, Jason is borderline unkillable and has zero problems matching Michael in both strength and speed. In the end, Jason winds up making Michael his own victim.

Killua VS Misaka has Misaka telling Killua to give back her lost Gekota badge. He, not knowing who she is, smugly taunts her to take it. The resulting fight ends with him blown into Ludicrous Gibs and the badge falling right into the exhausted Misaka's hand, and the post-analysis reiterates that Misaka is a Person of Mass Destruction with output and arsenal far outclassing his own.

[valjeanzachary]

Whoops got your head

Drawing omni man makes me miss my friend.

[dc-vs-marvel-tournament]

Submitted by anonymous

[shreddrcheez]

Homelander vs the Guardians of the Globe Who wins? Personally I can see this going either way The Guardians put up a good fight against Omni-Man and could have won if they had different tactics But Homelander is Homelander He might not be as powerful as Omni-Man, but he's still pretty strong in his own right

[juggernauteditz]

Homelander (The Boys) vs Omni-Man (Invincible) (as characters)

[edsonjnovaes]

ANATOMIA e HISTÓRIA DO SOLDIER BOY EXPLORADAS - THE BOYS 4ª TEMPORADA + Bônus

ANATOMIA e HISTÓRIA DO SOLDIER BOY EXPLORADAS – THE BOYS 4ª TEMPORADA – THE BOYS GERAÇÃO V – Saiba Nerd Novo episódio vai ao ar nesta quarta (26), no Prime Video. MATHEUS FIORE – Omelete. 24 jun 2024 Edição: 24 jun 2024 Palavras Perdidas: The Jolly Boys, Sem mais, fale sobre animais!!!, Her, As narrativas mais ÚNICAS do cinema, Modelos da Playboy recriam capas que protagonizaram 30 anos atrás,…

[superheroes-or-whatever]

Omni-Man vs Homelander follow up by thirdphp

[yallaya-blog]

one down side of the invincible fandom being REALLYYY SMALL is that one part of it has super awesome and talented people who adore the development of characters throughout the series, working through grief and relationship conflicts, and people who enjoy the aspects of cool alien cultures from different planets like the city of talescria, or literally ANYONE who just likes superheroes, and then theres dudebros…

“Prime mark on dat demon time…⛓️🔥” “OMNI-GOAT!!!!” “Homelander vs Omni man deathbattle….whos winning? 🤫” “amber mid..” SILENCE WRETCHED WITCH! BEGONE WITH YOU!

[thedaily-art]

Homelander Vs Omni Man

[esperanzagoldofficial]

Y'all really seemed to like to the first vid I made on this so I figured why not make a part 2 :)

[danganronpasurvivoraskblog]

What I love about Bowser Vs. Eggman is how the community as a whole has reacted. Normally vs debates can get quite toxic, especially if the victory is fairly controversal.

We didn't get that here, instead it was friendly ribbing, people making memes about one side shitting themselves when insert obsurce thing they can do from source material occurs, which ONLY works due to how long the Mario and Sonic franchises have been around for.

All kinds of fanart, memes and if you aren't that well knowledgable on either Mario and/or Sonic you are gonna learn a lot more about those two franchises. And then when the fight itself dropped what happened?

Everyone decided that Infinite was a little bitch that deserved to get Thomped, Metal Sonic was the MVP for the Eggman Empire and the post fight fanfics between Bowser Jr. and Sage, and of course loving the animation.

This has easily been the most fun Death Battle has become for a long while because the toxicity has receded and people doing what it was meant to be; enjoying the fight, enjoying both franchises and just apperciating their love for Death Battle.

This is most united the Death Battle community has been for a long while and I hope this lasts for a long time.

//Two things: One, it actually isn't that uncommon for post-episode discord to spark, despite what you might here. It's only for certain episodes, with Omni-Man Vs Bardock being the most recent one to earn it.

//But I believe that's Death Battle's fault, not because they got the verdict wrong, but that they kind of did a pretty crappy job at justifying their outcome. And besides, it's not like DB's opinion is the be-all-end-all. People are free to think what they want. They just take a more scientific route with it.

//And two: It still baffles me, in a good way mind, that there are FANFICTIONS being written about this episode. That is unheard of.

//Unless people made fanfics about other big hitter episodes like Goku Vs Superman 3 and I just didn't catch them.

//I'm almost hesitant to read them, because weirdly, I think my opinion of the fight could be soiled a little if I see someone else's representation of it. Not because I think these people are bad writers, but for me, that's kind of like having a golden trophy and scribbling over it in black whiteboard marker.

//Even I know that that is an objectively stupid opinion, especially since MORO went out of his way to include a post-battle scene of Eggman's troops being inducted inducted into Bowser's army, which lays the grounds for this kind of interpretation, and trust me, you will NEVER catch me discrediting fanfiction. EVER!

//It's just I don't think I want to see the aftermath or the continuation of this because, to quote Homelander, it was perfect. Perfect. Everything, down to the last minute details.

//Also, side note, the reason why it felt like Metal Sonic was carrying the whole Eggman Empire on his back during the fight is literally because that is the most realistic scenario for it. He's unquestionably the most powerful character in the episode barring probably only Bowser himself, and Death Battle didn't downplay him even slightly.

-Mod

[creepercraftguy]

My Thoughts on OMNI-MAN VS BARDOCK

Death Battle made its triumphant return today, and I've decided I'm gonna start posting short reviews of each new episode that comes out.

This isn't gonna be a long-winded review, just me sharing my basic thoughts.

And I'll be putting all of my stuff under the cut so that I don't spoil it for anybody. Please, make sure, if you're interested, that you watch the episode first, and don't read on so that you don't get spoiled.

To start off with, the matchup itself did really interest me. I remember around the time that Omni-Man vs Homelander came out that people were trying to come up with ideas for who would be a better opponent for Nolan, because frankly, Homelander was an absolute piece of piss for him.

And everyone, including the companies that own both Invincible and The Boys, knew that going in. So it wasn't really a hyped episode for who would win or not, but more so what was actually going to happen during the fight itself. Creating a spectacle was more important than creating a fight.

Not that Omni-Man Vs Homelander was bad. It is actually one of my favourite DB's from its execution, but the fact was it was not a difficult fight for Omni-Man AT ALL.

So when people started to think of who would be a much fairer fight for him, and one that had a lot of connections, Bardock was a big one, and it wasn't hard to see why:

Both are powerful alien warriors who are known for...kind of being dicks. Nolan is a Viltrumite, a race of highly advanced, powerful beings who conquer and dominate other planets. His mission on Earth is initially hidden but later revealed to be part of this expansionist agenda. Bardock is a Saiyan warrior, a race known for their battle prowess and ability to get stronger after every fight. The Saiyans, under Frieza's rule, conquer planets, wiping out their inhabitants for Frieza’s empire.

Both are the blood-related fathers of their series protagonists, Mark, AKA Invincible, and Kakarot, AKA Son Goku, respectively.

Both characters suffered conflict with their own people. Omni-Man's conflict comes from the fact that he is torn between his Viltrumite duties and the love he develops for his family and Earth, and eventually, he decides to defy the Viltrumite empire to some extent after being confronted by Mark’s humanity. Bardock becomes disillusioned with Frieza and attempts to fight back after learning about Frieza's plan to annihilate the Saiyan race. While his resistance is ultimately futile, he still stands against his ruler in an effort to protect his people.

Both characters are initially presented as being ruthless, unforgiving, and bloodthirsty, but this changes over time (across multiple iterations in Bardock's case) Initially, Omni-Man is ruthless in his mission, killing thousands to assert Viltrumite dominance, showing little regard for human life. However, as he develops a bond with his family, especially Mark, he begins to reconsider his values.And while Bardock begins as a battle-hardened warrior who cares little for the planets he conquers, he undergoes a transformation when he learns of Frieza’s betrayal and seeks to protect his home and his son.

And a few more on top of that, but I'm not sure I need to go through all the connections myself.

So, I start this off with the analysis portions of the episode, and I immediately noticed something when I went through Nolan's analysis.

I know this probably has to do with Death Battle trying to preserve their budget and keep their independence up, but unfortunately, it seems that we no longer have any cutaway scenes showing Wiz and Boomstick. They host the show as always, but we don't actually physically see them at all, not even during the post-analysis.

This is kind of a shame because, while yeah, the cutaways are normally hit or miss, the jokes they try to make land a lot better with them.

But on the other hand, it does make retaining the information a lot better. And to the credit, the analysis really made it clear where each characters strengths lay.

Going into this, I was under the impression that Bardock held an advantage, because I know the Dragon Ball scaling goes way above the scaling of Invincible. However, when I actually saw some of the feats Nolan achieves in the comics, compared to Bardock's...honestly kind of messy timeline, I started to change my tune.

I still held out for hope for Bardock, but when the fight ended and Omni-Man took the win...I understood why.

So yeah, the analysis and post-analysis were good because it really made me understand how the fight went the way it did.

With that being said, this was, to no one's surprise, a much harder fight for Nolan than Homelander was. Saiyan's just ARE stupid powerful aliens, and Omni-Man would actually have to put in the work for a win as opposed to completely stunting on the guy.

Okay, so now for the fight. If I had to rank it on a scale of 1 to 10, I think I'd give it a solid 7.

That's no fault of DevilArtimis, or Death Battle themselves though. Unfortunately, with the respective abilities these guys are known for, there's a severe limit to what you can have them do in the span of a 5 or so minute fight.

Besides Bardock's ki blasts, neither really have any powers of their own that don't just involve beating the shit out of people, tearing them apart, and just sheer brutality, so ultimately, what you are left with is a battle that just shows these two evil daddies pounding each other.

And no, I'm not taking back my phrasing there.

However, while that does limit my enjoyment of the fight, it doesn't do so severely. There's still a lot to love about the clash.

I always like to talk about my thoughts on the voice acting, and in this case, Omni-Man was reprised by Tom Schalk (also previously voicing Kool-Aid Man, Dio, Spongebob, and Megatron) and Bardock was voiced by Kamran Nikhad (previously having voiced Sephiroth, Mario, Boba Fett, Black Adam, and Martian Manhunter)

Schalk is one of the best voice actors that Death Battle have in their cast. He killed it as a sinister, condescending, and stern Omni-Man in Omni-Man Vs Homelander, and though he doesn't speak nearly as much in this one, he does equally well as a despaired, enraged, protective Omni-Man too. He killed it once again. As for Nikhad, he was fine, but definitely not the same sort of inflections that Sonny Strait gives Bardock that make his voice so iconic. Just a minor complaint.

Another minor complaint I have is Bardock's model looks a little weird, at least the mouth movements do, especially when shown from the side, and Nolan's model is kind of uncanny because it's weird seeing Omni-Man in 3D. Sure, he's 3D in Mortal Kombat, but that's also a realistic art style that would have clashed with Bardock, so I'm glad they didn't go that route. Still cool though.

And props to DevilArtemis for doing what he could to keep you engaged with this fight, and capturing both characters behavior, transformations, attacks, and inflections really well with the movements.

Considering, as I already mentioned, this fight would not go as easily as the fight with Homelander did, Omni-Man's attacks feel a lot more damaging, and ferocious than they did in his previous episode. My favourite part of the fight is when he grabs Bardock's tail, brutally tears it off, and then just whip slaps him with it. Definitely in line with the Viltrumites knack for tearing people to bloody chunks.

And for Bardock, considering he's an early Dragon Ball guy, it's really good to see some more recent recontextualization and coverage for classic feats. Also, for some reason, this is the first time we're ever seeing an Oozaru in Death Battle.

If I have any complaints for the fight, Bardock's Death was...kind of flat. It was brutal, but I didn't expect it, nor want it, to be so graceful. But that's all I really have to say about it. The sequence itself was really solid.

And in case I didn't make it clear, while I DO like Bardock more than Nolan as a character, the result did not dissatisfy me because, like I said, it was explained very thoroughly, and very well, in a way that made me understand.

Also, two little side notes, I want to address my take on a few arguments that I kept on seeing in the build up to this episode, and when the episode dropped. The first being whether or not Bardock should have been allowed Super Saiyan, and how it was kind of unfair for Bardock to be given a composite version of his character. To that, I say this.

First of all, if Bardock wasn't given all of his abilities across his iterations, this fight wouldn't have been nearly as cool. If you have the choice between seeing Bardock go Super Saiyan, or not seeing Bardock power up and go gold, why would you ever choose the latter? Death Battle tried to justify their decision, but for me at least, they didn't really need to.

What I wanted to know, in regards to Super Saiyan's conclusion, is this: Would Bardock having Super Saiyan be the edge he needs to win the fight? And would he lose if he didn't have it?

If the answer is yes, then I take issue. Because I don't like it when characters in this series win all because of one minor feat they have, especially if that feat is only semi-canon, like Super Saiyan Bardock is. However, in this case, the answer is no.

Super Saiyan definitely gave Bardock a boost that put Nolan on the ropes, but it wasn't enough to net him a win. So there's no real issue because having Super Saiyan ultimately didn't affect the results, so I'm fine with it.

The second argument I keep seeing is that Omni-Man wouldn't have been able to take down that giant planet without the 2 other characters that were with him. In the comics, he needed the assistance of those two, otherwise he wouldn't have been able to do it.

However, I want to note that the point that DB were trying to make was that Nolan, even if he was a third of the power required to take down that planet, is still VERY CAPABLE of wiping out entire planets on his own, and far more efficiently than Bardock would be. Bardock's own planet-busting feats weren't even his; he was scaled off of King Vegeta, so that's honestly more of a loose connection than Nolan smashing the planet.

And it's not as if that feat alone is what gave Nolan the edge in the fight. He still had all the other stuff like smart atoms on his side.

I will quickly remind everyone that this was not a stomp for Omni-Man. Death Battles usually aren't stomps, and they show off what both characters are capable of by pushing them to the brink. The aforementioned Omni-Man Vs Homelander is only one of few examples of unfair stomp fights.

And the last thing I want to talk about is the music track, though I don't have much to say on it. I know that Brandon kind of struggled with this track, but he did a great job, as he always does. With that being said, I still like Diabolical Invincible Me more than Solid State Invincible, not because SSI is a bad track, but because DIM is just...SOOO good, by a large margin. In fact, SSI even takes lyrics and beats from DIM.

So that's about it...A REALLY solid comeback for Death Battle. Not one of my top fights, but definitely a super strong opener.

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[2000skid4ever]

Finally omni-man vs homelander thanks to mk1 (credit to nutmegtundra on TikTok for the video)

[nov4-rocket5]

Wow, so you just want to see a former slave-girl get brutally murdered by a fascist like Akainu because Cinder had the gall to be a woman.

How exactly are you not a misogynist again?

No you snobby, terminally-online jagoff, I barfed my Death Battle idea into the void of the internet because stomp fights can be fun if the character getting stomped is particularly hateable, which Cinder certainly is.

It's no different than Adam Taurus' most popular match-up being against Jetstream Sam, who he barely has any connections to whatsoever beyond 'cool red sword.' Sam just has more than enough feats to dice Adam to hundreds of bloody bits.

Omni-man vs Homelander was made specifically because people wanted to see Homelander die a humiliating, horrible death.

[bleached-d-soul]

Superman Vs Omni-Man Vs Homelander

Who wins?

Superman.

First, he takes out Homelander. Then Nolan.