However, we are talking about one Space Marine and one Predator.
I've little doubt that they would curbstomp a larger Predator force into oblivion. Space Marines are soldiers, the height of what it means to be a warrior. I doubt many would argue that if it came to a war between large numbers of Space Marines and Predators that the Predators would win. A marine that would make the protagonists of both the Pred films and comics look like children. Considering these super soldiers utterly crushed an entire galaxy into total submission with incredible feats of tactical brutality, I'd find it hard to imagine a Xeno that hunts and struggles to defeat average men on earth in the 1980s, would stand a chance at hell at defeating a single marine. He is the embodiment of war perfected from a human standpoint, for a massive war the likes of which decides the fate of a galaxy. Please try to cite sources in your argument when claiming specific featsīeefCakeSoup wrote:Simply put, a Space Marine is a soldier who from conception to final realization, is the apex of human warfare. Weight: I'm guessing around 1000lbs in power armourĬhainsword, bolt pistol, frag grenades, combat blade Height: 8'0" (tends to vary depending on the authour) Near-invisibility, multiple vision modes, amplified hearing Height: 8'2" or 2.5m (see novel AvP Prey)ĭual shoulder cannons, smart disc, pole-arm, proximity mines, dual wrist blades the marine is a veteran assault squad sergeant (from your favourite SM chapter) the predator is an elite veteran hunter (around 500 years experience) In other words, he's much better than the movie predators (sort of like the difference between marines from the recent Ultramarines movie and marines from Black Library novels)
The predator is from the Predator/AvP expanded universe (i.e. A lone space marine is stalked by a predator in the empty ruins of a 40k city (think an empty Armageddon)
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