Predator VS Alien VS Terminator | Who Wins?

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  @TROOPERfarcry · 10 months ago (edited)

  It&apos;s tricky, because Arnold defeated a Predator, but also <i>WAS</i> a Terminator.<br><br>No matter who wins, Bill Paxton dies.

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• LA

  @lavidacigars · 10 months ago

  So how the hell are we to believe the xenomorphs multiply like crazy in a world void of life after the terminators made everything extinct?!?

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• SE

  @sentinelHunter · 10 months ago

  All fun and games till the terminator is sent back in time to stop the threat before it starts

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• ER

  @Ercarret · 10 months ago

  Two things about Terminators:<br><br>1) They are mechanical, so the Xenomorphs would not have as easy access to new hosts as if they were fighting a biological foe (assuming humans are extinct at this point). They could still take animals as hosts (or potentially Predators), but they wouldn&apos;t have the same explosive advantage as they would have against humans if they spread unchecked. <br><br>2) The Terminators would probably learn how to mimic Predators in a similar manner to how they mimic humans. I&apos;m not sure how well Predators would see through a normal Terminator disguise (although they&apos;d definitely be more adept at it than a regular human would be), but the Terminators should be able to infiltrate them to at least some degree. Couple that with their time travel technology and they would become <b>quite</b> a match for the Predators. <br><br>Bonus thought: I&apos;m not sure if Predators have any type of technology that Skynet could control, but if they do and if Skynet managed to translate over to their alien tech (which, admittedly, is a big &quot;if&quot;), that could also be a really bad time for the Predators. <br><br>But yeah, in the end it would probably be a fight between Terminators and Predators. Unless the Xenomorphs managed to really overrun the Predators and make all of them their hosts, they&apos;d have a hard time keeping up as a parasitic lifeform. And even so, I doubt that they&apos;d be able to do much against some of the later Terminator models. I can definitely see a Xenomorph take down a standard T-800 Terminator, but as soon as you start adding T-1000s and T-Xs into the mix, I have a hard time seeing the Xenomorphs keeping up.

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• BO

  @bobitzathegodofcomedy5979 · 10 months ago

  Funny thing is that all three have been guests in the Mortal Kombat games.

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• RA

  @RAH_Z · 10 months ago

  Nothing frightens me more than a Terminator. Relentless, intelligent, on a mission Non-Stop

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• AO

  @AOTmultiverse · 10 months ago

  I thought it was One vs One vs One, like a three way fight and not race vs race vs race

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• LA

  @lazarushernandez5827 · 10 months ago

  I believe we have to account for each factions reason to attack.<br>In the case of the Terminators, they were created because Skynet deemed mankind as a threat to its existence. That is why we mainly see humanoid forms. <br>The scenario presented here has humans as no longer existing. <br><br>The Xenomorphs need living beings to reproduce, Earth might still have animals that the Xenomorphs could use (and the Yatjua) but what would be their reason to go after Skynet/Terminators? If humans are no longer a threat, would Skynet even continue to produce human like Terminators? <br><br>The Yatjua would also have to be seen as an existential threat for Skynet to engage. <br><br>Let&apos;s say Skynet does perceive the Predators as a threat, it would do this after several encounters, collecting data each time. Skynet would adapt and create new Terminators to fight this new challenge. A shape shifting T-1000 would be a handful for a Predator. A Terminator with a self destruct mechanism could use the Predator&apos;s final play against it. <br> <br>And how would the Predators take down Skynet? In the movies Skynet already became an online entity that was not housed in a single location. They would have to destroy the planet and that might not be enough, in our present we already have space travel, have plans to colonize Mars (there is a rover up there now)and AI is rapidly being used for many tasks.<br>Who is to say that Skynet wouldn&apos;t have hitched a ride on one of those space traveling endeavours?

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• ED

  @edwardpate6128 · 4 months ago

  I&apos;ve always thought the hulking T-600 shown in Terminator Salvation is underrated. It was 7&apos;6&quot; tall and weighted 800 lbs with a Titanium exoskeleton. While not as sophisticated as the T-800 it made up for it with pure size and brutality.

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• DA

  @darkreflection9087 · 10 months ago

  It depends of which Predator Xenomorph and Terminator

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• JA

  @Jack-MuadDib · 10 months ago (edited)

  How is Dan miss-evaluating these three forces so well. For one Dan happened to forget that as large and as powerful of a force the Xenomorphs can be, they&apos;re not unkillable and they can&apos;t replenish their forces on their own, meaning they need living beings to repopulate. They can try and find the last humans left to use, but once those run out, that&apos;s it. No more humans, no more drones. Terminators can be mass produced and don&apos;t need humans to do it. Plus Xenomorphs are not immune to gunfire, plasma weapons or atomics, any version of them, so eventually they will run out drones and with no way to replenish their forces they become extinct, &nbsp;just like Humanity. As for the Yautja, they&apos;re differently tougher, but they got two BIG weaknesses against them, they&apos;re made of flesh and they&apos;re NOT an ARMY! Yautja hunt alone unless they&apos;re un-blooded or the pray is too tough to hunt alone. Multiple clans would have to band together to fight the Machines and they can field a whole army 3, possibly 4 times larger then any 10 clans. Even the argument that they have superior tech is trash because the Machines can and have every weapon the Predators do, plasma cannons, drones, cloaks, spaceships, atomic weapons, etc.. Machines even have tech predators ever seen before like units that can perfectly mimic anyone of them or the technology to freaking time travel!!! Orbital Bombardment won&apos;t be that effective since they can just build more units and they won&apos;t run out from sense of panic because they don&apos;t know pain nor fear, unlike the Yautja. They could try and hack Skynet or just blow up the planet, but I don&apos;t remember them doing anything like that in the comics or movies so i&apos;m not counting those as possible options. Maybe in the books but I&apos;m not giving them that out. Skynet is just as smart and powerful as the Yautja and the Machines are more numerous and self-sufficient then the Xenomorphs ever could be, they&apos;ll put up a good fight but in the end they will get ground down by the weight of efficiency. Machines win, High diff. P.S If I missed understood that this was a 3 man free for all then I agree with Dan. Please disregard.

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• CO

  @ConvoySeibatoron1313 · 10 months ago

  Unless it was the T-infinity from the Terminator 3 comic it beat both the Predator and Alien no matter what version it has plasma blades plasma canon self repair itself it can time travel when it wants to

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