Friendly Fire Fight Club #180 - 'FINAL FANTASY!'

[GeorgeEl]

Although, Peter wouldn't need to do all this because he would win in a straight up fight because he is the superior figher/swordsman but he loves toying with his opponent.

Aladdin's style is usually running away and throwing obstacles at his opponents. He isn't very skilled in offensive combat.

Let's not paint Pan as some Zorro-level swordsman. He's a kid who's fought a bunch of pirates. Granted there is a ton of experience that comes with that, but note that 1). lots, if not all, of the pirates are bumbling idiots, 2). he has no combat training. It's not like Aladdin is going up against the dread pirate Roberts here! Pan is an experienced swordsman, but Aladdin can hold his own against an experienced swordsman until he outsmarts and overpowers him. Don't forget about Pan's pride and boyish-ness!

As far as hiding and throwing his voice in the labyrinth, I don't see that happening in this fight. Because they can both fly at probably equal speed and agility, I don't see either one being able to leave the other's sight for the entire fight. Despite it taking place in a labyrinth, neither has a speed advantage to be able to get away from the other for long. Then, once they're in close combat, Aladdin will find a way to outsmart the overly- prideful, boyish, crybaby that is Peter Pan. And yes, I reiterate "outsmart." Aladdin tricked the most powerful sorcerer in the world, who had the entire kingdom of agrabah fooled into thinking he was a good guy for who knows how long. Peter Pan plays pranks on a man who is deathly afraid of crocodiles and his underlings. There is no comparision of which is more impressive.

[FSUSpiderFan]

Although, Peter wouldn't need to do all this because he would win in a straight up fight because he is the superior figher/swordsman but he loves toying with his opponent.

Aladdin's style is usually running away and throwing obstacles at his opponents. He isn't very skilled in offensive combat.

Let's not paint Pan as some Zorro-level swordsman. He's a kid who's fought a bunch of pirates. Granted there is a ton of experience that comes with that, but note that 1). lots, if not all, of the pirates are bumbling idiots, 2). he has no combat training. It's not like Aladdin is going up against the dread pirate Roberts here! Pan is an experienced swordsman, but Aladdin can hold his own against an experienced swordsman until he outsmarts and overpowers him. Don't forget about Pan's pride and boyish-ness!

Peter has been fighting Captain Hook, who is a very skilled swordsman for decades. When has Aladdin engaged in a sustained sword fight against an experienced clever opponent and won?

As far as hiding and throwing his voice in the labyrinth, I don't see that happening in this fight. Because they can both fly at probably equal speed and agility, I don't see either one being able to leave the other's sight for the entire fight. Despite it taking place in a labyrinth, neither has a speed advantage to be able to get away from the other for long. Then, once they're in close combat, Aladdin will find a way to outsmart the overly- prideful, boyish, crybaby that is Peter Pan. And yes, I reiterate "outsmart." Aladdin tricked the most powerful sorcerer in the world, who had the entire kingdom of agrabah fooled into thinking he was a good guy for who knows how long. Peter Pan plays pranks on a man who is deathly afraid of crocodiles and his underlings. There is no comparision of which is more impressive.

There are many dangers and creatures to contend with in the Labyrinth that Peter will more easily avoid with his danger sense. So he will be able to get ahead while Aladdin is dealing with a bunch of fairies that Peter has set on him for example. Then he can use his voice throwing or shadow trick. As Aladdin goes past he can slice the flying carpet and Aladdin will be grounded.

[GeorgeEl]

ah, so close! Good match!

[FSUSpiderFan]

ah, so close! Good match!

It was fun. We'll have to do it again some time. Man, I keep racking up Hall of Fame fights this season!

[Thrawn]

This one was great guys. I like Peter Pan better, but I thought Aladdin would probably win. I thought it was 50/50 at best. Loved every minute of it. You can't get much better than a Hall of Fame match. This one was just so cool.

[George Berryman]

"It is I again, Bruce Lee, here with your Friendly Fire Fight Club Wrap-Up.

"Friend of the Pixies tops a Magic Carpet Ride as Pan edges Aladdin in a one-vote Hall of Fame match. FSUSpiderFan stays in third place overall at 9-4-1 while GeorgeEl goes to 1-2.

"For George Berryman and all of the Fight Club & Spidey Friday Night Fights crew this is Bruce Lee wishing you interesting times. Take us out of here, Elvis!"



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