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If i come out you promise not to shoot me.Einhander Sn0m4n wrote:LOL get out from behind that rock. I'm good with the Rail, but I'm not the be-all end-all by any stretch of anyone's imagination...Montcalm wrote:He`s still an amateur compared to the professional killers......."Running for covers now"
Hmm, I'd say that was more of a inanimate damage kind of backlog there, they destroy things but I'm sure most people tend to avoid being in the same solar system as the "Lovely Angels".Gil Hamilton wrote:What about the Lovely Angels -- Kei and Yuri? They've got quite a body count under their belts.
Well given that a million other names have been positied I'll be the oddball and chose from the list:ali-sama wrote:Which character has the biggest kill count in all of scifi/fantasy and modern tales? This is excluding doomsday devices, aka no nukes or Death Stars allowed. 1-1 deaths, where they personally make the kill.
my suggestions for high kill counts
Himera Kenshin (Ruroni Kenshin)
Leon (The Professional)
John Preston (Equalibrium)
Amoroe Ray (Gundam)
Blade (Blade)
Spell-checked for clarity. ~Dalton
) Kenshin. The man personally wasted batttalions of troops during the revolution along with his various other tasks of mundane bloodshed by the hundreds. His personal kill count is beyond excessive.
Including the entire Mongol horde in Samurai Cat goes to Hell...Sriad wrote:Miowara Tomokato and Miowara Shiro of Samurai Cat fame, thanks to time travel, narrative expediency, and extreme dedication both have body counts in the low tens of millions; largely accomplished with swords of man-portable fire arms.
Yeah, compared to killers like me...Montcalm wrote:He`s still an amateur compared to the professional killers......."Running for covers now"Durran Korr wrote:Oh, we forgot the biggest killer of all time: Einy with the Railgun.
But Parrallax from DC takes the cake for massive death count. Didn't he wipe out the universe with a thought and remade it in his image?Darth Wong wrote:Nope, Death does the actual killing. When Death was destroyed by the Molecule Man (during his period of omnipotence), nothing could die any more.DPDarkPrimus wrote:Nah, Death doesn't do the actual killing, Death is who shows up immediately after the being dies.Marvel is the ultimate wank-verse when it comes to cosmic superpowers. I did enjoy reading it when I was a kid, but its constant drive for one-upmanship is a little silly.EDIT: But while you're talking about Marvel, Thanos killed off a large percentage of the universe with the Infinity Gauntlet once.
Twice.beyond hope wrote:Including the entire Mongol horde in Samurai Cat goes to Hell...Sriad wrote:Miowara Tomokato and Miowara Shiro of Samurai Cat fame, thanks to time travel, narrative expediency, and extreme dedication both have body counts in the low tens of millions; largely accomplished with swords of man-portable fire arms.
Mantrid from Lexx. Destroyed a universe single "handedly". Kai from Lexx has also killed lots single handedly, but I don't recall any particular figures.ali-sama wrote:Which character has the biggest kill count in all of scifi/fantasy and modern tales? This is excluding doomsday devices, aka no nukes or Death Stars allowed. 1-1 deaths, where they personally make the kill.
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Yep, any hero who ends up standing on a mountain of spent casings in the middle of a river after a firefight gets my vote.aerius wrote:Topper Harley from "Hot Shots! Part Deux". He racked up a higer kill count than Rambo, Predator, or any other movie ever made. Even had a fancy digital counter to keep track of all the kills.
