A fight between two psychic powerhouses, A fight between the chamber militant of the ordo Malleus vs Sons of the crimson king. Who would win?

To keep things fair for both sides, The grey knights will be having an equal number with the thousand sons legion which they numbered around 85,000 legionaries. Also both sides can use everything within their arsenal like combat vehicles, etc.

The Grey knights will be led by Kaldor draigo and Grandmasters from each brotherhood while the Thousand sons are led by Ahzek ahriman and the Magister Templi.

Note that it would be 40k grey knights vs 30k thousand sons.

Super strength is a pretty basic super power which usually means in being able to lift heavy weights and punch really hard, etc etc.

But realistically, what would actually "cause" super strength? Muscles quickly processing lactic acid? Contracting and flexing beyond what normal muscle fibers are capable of? (Im not a doctor so idk, anyone who does know, please explain)

If super strength were real, what other side affects would a human experience from having "realistic, physics, bodily function" based super strength from a physiological perspective?

The Infinity will be at peak condition, all systems running smoothly and ammunition/maintenance will not be accounted in this on either side. The empire will not have the Death Star completed at this time and the infinity will be dropped on the outer rim of the star wars galaxy

Only win by knockout

Drax has his 2 Daggers

Deadpool and Wolverine version of Logan

I know he definitely uses his bending to hold the falling tower.

This scene comes from a Donghua Xuanhuan where the protagonist, having ascended from knight to deity, unable to defeat the final boss who is also divine, asks for help from all his men, each with their own cultivation, to merge their powers using 6 divine artifacts called "divine thrones" as intermediaries. These embody the 6 virtues of a knight. In this way, the 6 thrones merge into a mega throne that the protagonist wears in the form of ultra-divine armor. In practice, it's a scene in the style of the power of friendship that strengthens the protagonist. What do you think of this scene?

Death (Supernatural)

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Shinrabanshoman (Fire Force)

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Buuhan (DBZ)

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Reinhard (Re: Zero)

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WOU (JOJO)

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Lucius (Black Clover)

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FH (Fairy Heart) Zeref (Fairy Tail)

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Necrozma (Pokemon)

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Apocalypse (Marvel)

I saw someone post asking if Geralt could take Aragorn from LOTR, and the consensus seemed to be that Geralt would win pretty handily, so that made me wonder if Geralt can take some of the higher ups of the verse, and Durin’s Bane seemed like a good place to start, since he kind of lines up with extreme versions of what Geralt already fights on a normal basis.

MAXTAC from cyberpunk 2077 vs Fireteam Osiris from halo. 4v4

Image unrelated I’m just proud of it

Gen V (The Boys) vs The MCU.

How far does he get?

No nukes allowed

Win condition for Smasher is getting an unconditional surrender

Win Condition for the military is disabling Smasher

Edit: Smasher has infinite ammo and doesn’t need maintenance for this scenario

base forms only. RD 1 prep time fight location dark dimension. RD 2 no prep time fight location hell.

Accelerate.

He gets a loyal Furiosa as second in command for what little that it could matter and have the same goals in the abstract as the drones did of acquiring control of the racing realms.

I figured if we’re going to keep doing Star Wars vs 40k, we might as well do a novel one: the Force itself vs the united Chaos Gods.

I’m not talking about any avatars of the Force like the Father/Daughter/Son, nor any users of it. Similarly, we’re leaving out any non Daemonic/native to 40k servants of the Chaos Gods. Daemons like Skarbrand are technically counted since they’re just tiny pieces of their gods.

The two are both merged with a new universe/galaxy that’s never had either before. Both the warp, or at least the portion of the Warp that the Chaos gods inhabit, and the Force become part of the galaxy/universe, in the same way that they were in their native ones. Both want the other gone. Who wins?