Mechani-Kong vs Gaira vs Jaws vs Gwangi

[GodzillaXGomoraFight]

Quote: False on all counts.

Great whites (and sharks in general, for that matter) really don't have very powerful jaws. Their teeth are just stupidly good at cutting.

If 3+ tons of inertia focused onto a single point (the Styracosaurus trying to gore him) didn't maim Gwangi, a T-rex's 3-4,000-lb bite force wouldn't do much either. :Quote

Gwangi still got punctured by a guy who threw a flag-pole.spear at his face, so I find Gwangi's resistance to puncture inconsistent. how he would even fair in water is very questionable, but I'd imagine he wouldn't do well against such adapt swimmers like Gaira and Jaws.

[Primevalgodzilla V2]

Didn;t the flag pole stab his ear? The durability of his skin would still remain unquestioned. Thaqt said, Jaws would still kill him (although that would take a while due to his toughness). MechaniKong is incompetent. He won;t be stuffing grenades down Gwangi's throat if he even has the capability to do so. He will short circuit once Jaws/Gwangi/Gaira gets a wound onto him. I foresee it coming down to the two aquatic combatants. Gaira is a better fighter and aquatic, but Jaws is alot faster underwater and can deliver more damage in oen hit.

The shark takes it 6/10.

[Inferno Rodan]

Gwangi still got punctured by a guy who threw a flag-pole.spear at his face, so I find Gwangi's resistance to puncture inconsistent.

It went into his ear.

Don't get me wrong, though. Gwangi will still lose. It's just that he'll lose via drowning, not by getting chewed on by a big shark.

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A bite from a great white is extremely powerful. Now Jaws isn't a normal great white, and scaled up he's basically an extremely large Megalodon who's bite is stronger then a T.Rex's. A T.Rex's bite would probably seriously maim Gwangi, a souped up Megalodon's bite will decimate Gwangi.

False on all counts.

Great whites (and sharks in general, for that matter) really don't have very powerful jaws. Their teeth are just stupidly good at cutting.

If 3+ tons of inertia focused onto a single point (the Styracosaurus trying to gore him) didn't maim Gwangi, a T-rex's 3-4,000-lb bite force wouldn't do much either.

That's funny. A 67 foot Megalodon (which is basically a 67 foot Great White Shark) could bite down with around 40,000 pounds of pressure. Now, a kaiju sized Jaws is going to have a much bigger bite which will easily tear into Gwangi.

[Inferno Rodan]

That's funny. A 67 foot Megalodon (which is basically a 67 foot Great White Shark) could bite down with around 40,000 pounds of pressure. Now, a kaiju sized Jaws is going to have a much bigger bite which will easily tear into Gwangi.

-sigh-

You really shouldn't be trying to use evidence like that when you don't understand the meaning of the units of measure involved. Pounds of pressure =/= pound-force. Megalodon had an estimated bite force of 40,000 pound-force, or 180,000 newtons. That does not mean it could exert 40,000 pounds of pressure with its bite.

I should also mention that I find that number extremely questionable for more than one reason. I believe the estimate of its bite was based off of estimates of the maximum bite force a great white's skull and jaws can handle. This alone is bad for a couple reasons. For one thing, basing an estimate on another estimate is a bad idea. The second is that max bite force estimate for the great white doesn't sych up with actual direct measurements of their bite pressure. A study conducted by Dr. Brady Barr for National Geographic directly measured a great white's bite at around 600 psi. By comparison, the bite of a 10-foot alligator was directly measured at just shy of 3000 psi.

On top of all that, there's the fact that a Megalodon simply wouldn't need anywhere near that much bite force. It had sharp, serrated teeth. And it fed on whales, which are very soft and squishy animals in the grand scheme of things. It would have zero use for such a bone-shatteringly high bite force. And this is supported by the fact that we find fossilized whale bones with tooth marks from Megalodon teeth. Tooth MARKS. As in, scratches and gouges. We have not, however, found whale bones that have been broken by Megalodon teeth.

So yeah.

[Primevalgodzilla V2]

I might add that if Jaws' bite force increases with his kaiju scale, so does Gwangi's toughness.

[Kiryu2012]

So basically Jaws' bite would work pretty much the same as it would on Gwangi if he was normal-sized?

[Primevalgodzilla V2]

Yup, pretty much.

[RedZillaKing]

Enough with the Jaws matches.