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Camille Vs. Pantheon

Tattersall·12/5/2016, 10:32:24 PM·2 votes·6,929 views

Lore wise, that is. This is Story, Art, & Sound, not Gameplay.

Of course, Pantheon and Camille are just examples. See, this is less of a "who would win" post than it is a "what is even happening right now." Allow me to explain. Concept wise, Pantheon would beat Camille in a fight. I mean, just think about it: Demigod of War vs. Cyborg Scissor-Legs. (I I know she's more than that, but that's not the point.) But when I see Camille and read about the things that she can do, I find it hard to imagine this Spartan guy beating Ms. Terminator over here. But I also have to take into account that Pantheon was made by beings far more advanced than anything Piltover has to offer (I think), so they wouldn't just make a warrior who gets instantly sliced and diced by some random… Lesser being. Look, I'm just confused because Pantheon should be stronger, but he definitely doesn't look like it.

Yeah, so Camille Vs. Pantheon. Demigod Vs. Scissor-Legs. Spartan Vs. Terminator. Spear Vs. Hextech. Bread Vs. Knife. Tell me what you think. ######You may be wondering, "Why Ainsley Harriot?" No reason.

10 Comments

Sharjo12/5/2016, 10:41:24 PM5 votes

Totally agree. Even if it's machine versus, man, Atreus was a hell of a man and Pantheon just adds incomprehensible levels of power. I mean hell, considering it's Pantheon holding the reigns and not Atreus he can probably push the body far beyond what would reasonably be achievable even for someone with Atreus's stature. Sure Camille's a fast, strong and a deadly assassin, but I mean, celestial magic man. How do you even beat that? Have you seen how high he can sodding jump?

Maximum Morde12/6/2016, 7:39:27 PM3 votes

Pantheon easily. They meet on the docks. Camille legs get stuck in the wood cause knife legs are going full retard. Pantheon laughs and goes back to baking. Camille still stuck on docks to this day.

PermabannedGaren12/6/2016, 1:39:14 AM2 votes

I mean, Pantheon wasn't even mildly challenged by the only people he fought, and the only character who has "killed" him (or rather her at that point) is Aurelion Sol, who would have literally destroyed all of Piltover with the same attack.

TzQGRUST3912/6/2016, 3:53:04 AM2 votes

I'd have to give it to Panth. Camille is probably faster and maybe even physically stronger than Panth, but Pantheon's battle sense is the best in the entire world by definition. I think he could defend himself long enough to find some kind of weakness in Camille.

Warlord Dienekes12/6/2016, 4:20:33 AM2 votes

Eh, unless some of her tech gives her extremely advanced, well, everything. I'd take Pantheon. Even ignoring the space god stuff, having swords for legs is actually a really stupid weapon. It's just a pointy blade that more or less by definition has less dexterity than just using a weapon in your hand. Yes, kicks could make the blade go faster, or stronger. But, it's a blade. It's purpose is to cut stuff. You don't actually need that much strength to cut through things when used correctly. So you're just sacrificing accuracy and dexterity to get something awkward. She'd be better off with just a normal pointy weapon. Like a spear. Which gives more reach anyway. Or a shield, which should block anything that can be kicked at you.

Now, admittedly, I have no doubt that Camille may seem more dynamic, and is probably written to have more movement and murder in her stories. But remember, before he was even fully trained Atreus was part of a group of badass recruits that were attacked by a much larger band of fully trained barbarians. And they killed "several" for every one lost. And Atreus has only gotten better since then.

Then we add on the space alien stuff. And we're left with a far more practically designed warrior that just got a super magic buff. It should be no contest.

Requiemsfire12/6/2016, 7:47:17 PM2 votes

I'll take a few quotes.

"In an instant, crossbows were hefted to shoulders and the air was filled with loosed bolts. The lone warrior was not punched from his feet, however; the bolts clanged as they ricocheted from his heavy, circular shield. Then he began to advance."

"The lone warrior moved like liquid, every movement smooth, efficient and deadly. He was impossibly fast, faster than any man should be. More mercenaries died, their blood staining the dry desert ground. None could land a blow upon the deadly fighter. He moved effortlessly through the battle, closing inexorably on the horseman. One by one, the mercenaries were slain. In moments, those still standing turned and fled in the face of this unstoppable foe."

Hope that answers your question. :P