Two movie monsters born of ambition and revenge will come face to face in this terrifying episode of Death Battle: Will Frankenstein's Monster be able to break the living zombie or will Jason cut the Monster?
Wiz: Monsters... beings that have terrified humanity from stories, legends, literature and especially in the movies, monsters have changed according to the author's imagination.
Boomstick: From the first monster movie (The Golem. 1920) to Godzilla, who has become something of an anti-hero but started out as a villain, Frankenstein's Monster stands out as one of the most iconic figures in movies. horror classics.
Wiz: And Jason Voorhees, an icon of '80s horror movies.
Boomstick: He's Wiz and I'm Boomstick.
Wiz: And it will be our job to analyze his armor skills and arsenal to see who would win a Death Battle.
The Monster[]
Wiz: Mary Shelly wrote the novel "Frankenstein" in 1818, recounting the story of headstrong Victor Frankenstein, who was born into a wealthy family. Victor became obsessed with life after death. Years after a hard investigation, motivated by reanimating the dead and demonstrating that humanity is one step closer to immortality, violating the laws of nature, he managed to reanimate a horrifying monster by means of lightning that would walk in the world of the dead. alive.
Boomstick: It was built from different corpses that had died from a cholera epidemic!
Wiz: The reborn monster was quite clumsy in controlling its unrivaled strength, which scared his father so much that he decided to kill it but he escaped, allowing the monster to escape into the countryside and Victor to forget about his monstrous creation and return to Geneva with his family.
Profile
- Name: The Monster (his name is NOT Frankenstein)
- Height: 2.43m
- Weight: 180kg
- Creation: 1794 after Christ
- functionally immortal
Boomstick: Remember, Frankenstein is the creator and his son is the Monster, everyone confuses you.
Wiz: It's a mix-up we've all been through at some point.
Boomstick: Like those who confuse Jason Voorhees with other slasher killers like Michael Myers and Leatherface from Texas Chainsaw Massacre.
Wiz: Frankenstein's monster over time learned to coordinate, speak, read, eat and above all control his unmatched strength.
Boomstick: Although thanks to his complex vital signs, the monster is able to survive without eating, although he does enjoy eating bread, go nuts... and smoking cigars.
Wiz: In fact, the monster lacks a heartbeat but not breathing, because its brain is the main force of will and consciousness to be able to control that colossal body and as it says "I didn't learn, but I remembered how to do it!" !"
Boomstick: It's obvious how the cholera epidemic could never stop it.
Wiz: Frankenstein's Monster went to live in the woods with a humble family that he tried to fit in with, but they were scared by his creepy appearance, which made the monster realize that there was no place for him in the world, so he escaped and understanding the reasons for his creation went to look for his creator in Geneva.
Feats
- Superhuman strength
- I kill a whole pack of wolves (Mary Shally's Frankenstein)
- I Hang a Grizzly Bear (Mary Shally's Frankenstein)
- Defeated a mob of 20 armed men while escaping from Ingolstadt (Mary Shally's Frankenstein)
- He has survived the collapse of Frankenstein Castle a total of two times (Bride of Frankenstein, Frankenstein meets the wolfman)
- He survived when he fell into a cauldron of boiling sulfur (Son of Frankenstein)
- Engaged the Werewolf in hand-to-hand combat.
- Survived the depths of quicksand (House of Frankenstein)
- I shoot down a helicopter in mid-flight (Return of the Wolfman, canon novel endorsed by Universal)
Boomstick: Whoa, are you telling me the monster didn't even get a boiling sulfur burn? If so, what is your greatest fear of fire?
Wiz: Good question, Boomstick. However, in the novel that is a background that tries to recreate the legend of Prometheus by giving fire to mortals, in Mary Shally's novel it represents progress and innovation, it can be warm but it is not good to get too close, but Even if the monster can resist fire or brimstone, it still feels pain.
Boomstick: But he can take the bites of angry wolves! A werewolf like Larry Talbot was strong enough to take him on, but Frankenstein had once survived in the woods by defeating a wild bear.
Wiz: Larry Talbot, while he was a formidable opponent and had the strength to take on the creature, he didn't have the experience the monster had when he faced everything from enraged villagers to grizzly bears.
Boomstick: Even the monster in modern times from the golden 40's faced armed cops.
Wiz: Frankenstein's Monster may be too tough and strong to take the entire castle crashing down on him to survive, but he's vulnerable to psychic control.
Boomstick: Let's not forget that Dracula had the goal of creating a race of super slaves using the monster and his girlfriend.
Wiz: If we recall, in the movie The Ghost of Frankenstein (1942), Ygor had a brain transplant that left him temporarily blind due to the incompatibility, so over time the monster slowly regains his original consciousness and sober. all your sight.
Jason Voorhees[]
Wiz: In 1980, horror movies saw the birth of a franchise that would terrify America's Generation Z. The saga of Friday the 13th has followed a history line that has undergone changes, everything from little Jason Voorhees had a tragic story that dates back to his past.
Boomstick: His fellow campers drowned him while the guards were doing... stuff.
Wiz: His mother returned to avenge her son but when she died, her son was alive all the time, from there, Jason Voorhees went from being a burly man who massacred his victims with different things, being a simple mortal he managed to prove himself. strong enough to knock out several university students, until he died and revived as a super zombie, whose word death does not exist for him.
Profile
- Real name: Jason Voorhees
- Race: Human
- Height: 2.00m
- Weight: 125kg
- Birth: June 13, 1946
- Almost indestructible
Boomstick: He first used a cloth bag as a scarecrow and then moved on to a hockey mask that has been with him ever since.
Wiz: Jason uses all kinds of cutting weapons, a pitchfork, axes, machetes, harpoons, no matter what kind of sharp weapon he will adapt and use.
Boomstick: I wonder why Jason never used a chainsaw?
Wiz: Although it's unclear, Jason also goes so far as to use his own brute force to commit his killing sprees, but to answer your question, the only thing he used was a manual lawnmower... The closest thing to a chainsaw.
Boomstick: If he was already mistaken for Michael Myers, I guess they didn't give him a chainsaw so he wouldn't look like Leatherface.
Wiz: Jason doesn't really need a chainsaw, and though he's lost the ability to move quickly over time, he's learned to be too stealthy.
Boomstick: He uses your flaws as abilities!
Wiz: But not everyone can be like Jason, with that speed he's easy prey but if we count his strength and his tenacity against any enemy, it's better to run away from him if you see him in the distance of the forest.
Boomstick: They even tried to kill him in different ways and it never worked, but if you take into account that little demon that lives inside of him, it's the reason why Jason is destined to stand up once again and laugh at the Grim.
Feats
- Survive the shots and stabs
- high durability
- Walk through walls with ease
- pain tolerance
- Murdered a squad of police officers with weapons (Jason X)
Wiz: And most of all, he can use his chains as weapons.
Boomstick: Or the time he charged up a huge cauldron that was crushing him back in the Dream World in his fight against Freddy Krueger, technically this is valid, because Freddy in the dream world can kill you with anyone he can. that he wants
Wiz: Even his durability does him justice when he survived the Crystal Lake explosion.
Boomstick: Jason is kind of the final boss from Resident Evil but in the movie world, which makes him a tough opponent to beat.
Wiz: Regarding his fight against Freddy, the Springwood Slasher knew he didn't have a chance to beat him being out of the dream world, but he didn't give up on anything... Freddy could kill him in the dream world but Jason woke up. just when Freddy found his weakness: water
Boomstick: There's something else about the water Wiz, this was seen in a previous movie.
Wiz: When Jason fought Carrie...I mean Tina, she showed some resistance to attacks, the downside is that Jason is anchored to hell.
Boomstick: Jason's also vulnerable to bazookas.
Wiz: Jason has also broken the bones of his victims with his bare hands without any difficulty, which gives him a great advantage when facing his enemies.
Boomstick: He even broke Leatherface's chainsaw with no difficulty.
PRE-BATTLE[]
Wiz: Alright combatants settle in, it's time to end this debate once and for all.
Boomstick: It's TIME FOR A DEATH BATTLE!
DEATH BATTLE[]
In a dark forest in Germany in the year 2019, an unknown shipment arrives that carries a metal box and has to be abandoned, which has the inscription "Do not open", the two American workers knew what they were facing, but one one of them was planning a new life in Germany and displaying the body of the Crystal Lake killer.
Worker 1: Do you know who the man inside is? It's Jason Voorhees, the hockey mask killer, the government paid us a lot of money to leave the body here and bury it under the rocks of this forest, what I invite you to do is stay here and start a new business.
Worker 2: What kind of business?
Worker 1: Show Jason's body to tourists and get paid for it, they already paid us, they don't care if we live or not. And look what they gave me (showing the keys to the sarcophagus) Besides, the zombie is not armed, we can contain it.
Worker 2: I'm not sure, the agency invested a lot of money in it and we can finally get rid of it... I suggest we leave it and continue with our trip
Worker 1 with a disappointed look replied: Good! then you go back to the United States alone, there we were losers but here is a new opportunity, I'm offering it to you. Screw you!
Worker 2 left without saying anything, but worker 1 insisted on opening the box saying: Hello gold mine! -Look, he doesn't move, he's all dead, he's safe, harmless, deader than my grandfather.
One hand pulled the worker who presumed his death, but the other thought carefully as he returned to the sarcophagus. Okay! I will enter the business with the condition of... A terrifying silence and a tense feeling when seeing the open sarcophagus without the murderer and without his companion. Suddenly Jason was seen with his big hand hanging the worker from a tree. The man was horrified says: "This is not funny, you don't play with this...he was a murderer...he". As the man backed away, he felt a huge body and as he turned, just before he screamed, Jason Voorhees tore his head off with a single blow. Jason Voorhees, now free I roam the German forest.
On another side of the forest, Frankenstein's Monster was admiring the nocturnal nature, in that some screams sound in the distance and the monster goes to the place, discovering that a thief had just taken away his animals that had captured two young people, who would be for bring food to the family. The monster understood what was happening and went to the rescue, the thief ran looking back but collided with a huge figure, it was Frankenstein's monster that took him by the jacket and gave him a huge roar in his face, a roar that sounded in the entire forest, forcing the thief to leave his prey and leave. Meanwhile, Jason Voorhees found a village of villagers and started by taking a man from his machete and unleashing a slaughter...
The young people, very grateful for the creature, guided him to his village to give him shelter and food for having helped them. When they arrived at the village, it was destroyed and a house was on fire and an old man who had a rifle pointed at the murderer of Crystal Lake and shot him hard, but Jason went ahead and slaughtered the poor man, the scared young people shouted: Grandpa!!! Frankenstein's Monster knew he had to do something. So the monster took off the big rag that covered him, showing his true self. There the young man told his little brother: It's real, Frankenstein's Monster is real... It's the story that dad told us, the monster is real!
FIGHT![]
The Monster ran straight at Jason and grabbed him around the waist, knocking him off his feet. Jason tried to cut him with the machete but the Monster grabbed Jason by his clothes to throw him away, straight into a tree. Jason collided with the tree and the monster dealt the Crystal Lake killer quite a few hard blows, to the point that he snapped the leafy tree, leaving the masked killer missing.
The confused Monster was looking for his enemy, but Jason appeared right in some bushes, severely cutting the Monster on his arm, to later give him more cuts on his body. The Monster took advantage, grabbing Jason's wrist where he had his weapon, the Monster was about to hit him but Jason grabbed the creature's fist. We are in the middle of two heavy forces fighting each other!
The Monster advanced little by little, making Jason back down, the assassin did not give up and manipulated to match the monster's strength but it was a futile effort, so the Monster took advantage of the situation, demonstrating his strength with a powerful roar. . Jason gave up and left the Monster's hand, so the creature took the opportunity to hit him on the body while he held his wrist with the one holding the machete.
Jason was not lost yet, he threw his machete towards his other free hand to attack, and began to attack the defenseless Monster that was covered with his arms, it was hurting him. In a risky attack, the Monster approached Jason by grabbing his neck, but the assassin had stabbed him directly with the machete, so the Monster left Jason on the ground and kicked him with great force, landing in a cellar of tools.
Jason got up from the rubble while he had pieces of wood buried and saw in front of him an entire arsenal of tools, The Monster by his side took the opportunity to remove the machete from his body. Suddenly the Monster felt like two arrows stuck in his back, it was Jason who had taken a bow and was about to shoot the third arrow, Frankenstein's Monster ran directly towards Jason, without him giving him time to shoot, taking him away with full speed to leave him on the ground once again.
"I have faced entire armies for generations, packs of wolves have fallen at my feet, and a hairy monster thought he could defeat me. Do you think using all those weapons will result in any difference?" The Monster exclaimed to Jason that he was down. As the creature approached Jason, Jason stabbed the monster with a pitchfork. Jason got up and attacked the monster with an axe. The Monster was backing away as he had the pitchfork stuck into his body and was being attacked by Jason.
The Monster let Jason plunge the blade of the ax into his arm to remove the pitchfork from his body and start a gun fight. The Monster armed with the pitchfork and Jason with the axe, attacked each other with their weapons and with all their strength, exchanging blows with their weapons. Jason managed to split the pitchfork in half so the Monster did, but the Monster was smarter and quickly rammed the pitchfork into the Crystal Lake killer, charging and dropping him, dropping the axe. Next to the destroyed garage, there was a branch that had fire, so Jason takes it to defend himself, without even knowing that the Monster was afraid of fire, while the murderer tried to hit him, the Monster backed away covering his face. The Monster backed up and grabbed a huge boulder to throw at Jason, knocking the killer off his feet.
The Monster promptly took an entire log, which he gave to Jason once he got the rock off of him. Jason received the log but it was too much for him, he barely endured the impact of the log that hit him severely... The Monster immediately took a truck and launched it towards the Crystal Lake killer who was able to carry it, so the Monster took advantage that slowness of Jason to jump on top of the truck, such an impact that Jason couldn't stand it and fell to the ground.
Frankenstein's Monster hit the truck consecutively, until it was almost flat and jumped back into place. The Monster then removed the crushed truck and grabbed Jason by the neck and threw him into the grass. Jason could barely stand and was a bit weak, but when Frankenstein's Monster got close enough, Jason pulled out a small machete to cut off his arm and leave him without one...
"Oh not my arm!" The Monster exclaimed, Jason was going to give another cut but the Monster easily dodged it and tried to fight Jason without weapons but it was useless, he received severe cuts. So the arm that was detached from the Monster attacked Jason, blocking his face, the Monster took advantage of this to grab Jason by the neck, while his other arm joined the severed limb. Hanging him (Similar to Frankenstein meets the Wolfman), leaving Jason motionless and kneeling.
Jason being weak, the Monster snatched his machete and severely cut his chest, then he dropped the machete and charged it, Jason at that moment reacted and took out the pitchfork he had buried from his chest and nailed it to the Monster's back of Frankenstein. The Monster desperately ran and tripped over a large tree branch and they both fell into the water.
In the water, Jason waved his arms violently and the Monster grabbed him by the body to prevent him from coming out, took the chains around his neck to hang him, to the point that he cut off his head... Jason was decapitated, while his head flew out of the water. water, falling to the shore. The young people cried for their village but valued the monster's sacrifice, thinking that he gave his life for them.
As the hours passed, at dawn, Jason's body was floating and nearby, the Monster coming out of the water, vomiting liquids and leaning on a tree, to later look at Jason's corpse, at that moment, Jason's body came out the dark spirit, but the Monster stepped on the diabolical worm saying: "Weakling... you are a simple worm" and then slowly entered the forest.
KO!
ANALYSIS[]
Boomstick: Whiz do you think Jason will come back this time?
Whiz: He will, but he will avoid Frankenstein's Monster at all costs.
Boomstick: And since Jason lost, it's time to bring the saga to an end...
Whiz: Frankenstein's Monster was superior to Jason physically, throughout the fight Jason was only trying to kill him but he didn't say that the Monster was capable of learning, if we take into account that he also surpassed him in combat with weapons.
Boomstick: Jason was able to withstand a car, a rock but not a huge forest log that hit him denting his mask, plus Jason has only faced scared teenagers and although he was able to face some armed military and a dream demon like Freddy, Frankenstein's Monster surpassed him in these aspects of experience facing the wild animals of the forest and the Werewolf himself, who managed to hang him and leave him on the ground.
Whiz: Jason Voorhees showed stealth and patience to be able to attack his enemy, but sometimes stealth is not enough when dealing with a stronger creature that has lived hundreds of years in the woods. It is true that Jason is an extremely strong rival who has broken the bones of his victims and has used all kinds of weapons on stage in his favor, but if we take into account that he only knows how to attack, it is what he does best. ..
Bruce Lee once said: "I'm more afraid of a man who has kicked 1000 times" comes into play, Jason at some point in his life only insisted on killing with a machete forgetting his other skills and using it as his lethal weapon , here Jason surpassed the Monster in that aspect.
Boomstick: The Monster may not use weapons, but he's had brute force throughout his life taking on all kinds of different enemies, a time when we can say fists beat knives! Frankenstein's Monster mash Jason!
Whiz: But let's not forget the experience, we can even say that from his beginnings when he could control his strength, Frankenstein's Monster came to dominate it, in the novel "The Return of the Wolfman" Frankenstein's Monster managed to shoot down a military helicopter that weighed 5,200 kg, therefore the Monster is capable of lifting a pine log weighing 300 Kg/m3.
Boomstick: So, when he fought the Werewolf, Frankie was up against a 400 pound beast (Actual Werewolf Weight), while he was able to hang a 250 pound bear. Unlike Jason, when he lifted the 5,000 pound kettle, just half that! Taking into account that he can carry an adult with one hand, he has a good arm on him, that if he played baseball he would beat the best: Babe Ruth. But this is not enough for him when the Monster has carried much heavier things, that if he were the batter, he would end up in a Home Run to the masked team.
THE WINNER[]
Whis: The winner is Frankenstein's Monster.
TRIVIA[]
- This episode would face franchises "Universal vs Paramount" but because the creator of Friday the 13th: Sean S. Cunningham regained the rights to the franchise, it was decided to put it as "Universal Monsters vs Friday the 13th".
- First episode of Death Battle in which it presents two characters belonging to the horror genre.
- First Halloween Death Battle to be a live-action episode.
- The original idea was Gill-man vs Jason Voorhees but it was scrapped.
- Just as it was also thought that the episode could be: Frankenstein and the Monster vs. Dr. Jekyll/Mr. Hyde, but was also discarded. But there is still thought of having Dr. Jekyll/Mr. Hyde in a future episode.