Verdict
Godzilla
It's kinda interesting how you view this. "Wait Hulk loses a third time how?" "Are they really doing this!?" "Anything but Godzilla!!!" I could go on but you already get the idea. This is more or less like Martian Manhunter vs Silver Surfer or Deadpool vs Mask. We put an ridiculous character against an even more ridiculous character.
Obviously the more ridiculous character wins!!! Considering this is Hulk's third episode on the show. Second for Godzilla, they have to spice it up a bit. I strongly felt to truly give us the definitive answer. They simply got no choice but to use full composite versions of both characters. Which suddenly opens the doors to some truly ridiculous stuff.
Are you sure this isn't Wile E. Coyote vs Tom Cat in disguise? LOL, Godzilla ultimately gains a lot more from this process. There's so many versions of Godzilla including both Marvel and DC!!! Godzilla held his own against The Avengers as well as Justice League by himself!!! Even Superman you know the same super hero that defeated Goku three times on this show.
He couldn't even handle Godzilla in a fight. The size differences kinda doesn't matter here. What actually does matter though is raw power. It's very common knowledge they're both radioactive powerhouses that usually wins their fights. It's safe to say Hulk would be a tougher opponent than Gamera for Godzilla. Hulk previously loss to both Doomsday and Broly the canon version.
I'm very sure a third time they are going to play on Hulk simply a larger human. Eventually his rage going to run out factor. Your body can only maintain anger for a short period of time before it goes away. This is very bad against the King of the Monsters. They got some striking similarities some of which I learned from Death Battle wiki, thank you!!!
Hulk didn't actually fight The One Below directly. A weird factor allowed him to defeat The One Above All aka Marvel's God. In a particular Godzilla comic series, you likely know the one I'm about to reference. He defeats both God and the devil I really wish I was kidding. Godzilla defeated both of them mostly by himself is virtually mind blowing!!!
It's also important to point out both characters has ridiculous regeneration. Which means it very difficult to even harm em. Both these characters been around several decades with plenty of combat experience. Godzilla gotten introduced to the world first in 1954. Hulk originally debut in Marvel comics 1962. A rather popular year for Marvel no doubt.
It's kinda debatable who should get the combat experience here. You could argue this or that among hours if you really wanted to. Let's just say virtually a tie to prevent arguments. Sadly covering everything else isn't going to go as smooth. Strength wise well it's kinda obvious. Yes Hulk lifted some rather impressive things including a particular mountain by himself.
Godzilla is a giant monster or kaiju in Japan if you wanna be technical about it. You can bet Godzilla got plenty of strength feats that shouldn't even been possible. Somehow Godzilla pulls em off with ease for the most part. Durability is almost a tie except for one major problem. Assuming Godzilla fights Hulk long enough for him to stop feeling anger as well as similar emotions.
Eventually Hulk's regeneration going to slow down or if he transforms back to Dr. Banner. Well you know what that means Godzilla wins. There's several ridiculous examples of Godzilla surviving stuff meant to kill him off. Hell Mechagodzilla exists after all, it's designed to destroy him. We even had a weird space variation of him, SpaceGodzilla still couldn't kill him.
Even beings like Destoroyah couldn't do it. Whose also got a huge fight request for the show too. We still haven't talked what else could be given to either character. If they got a full composite route. There's a classic Godzilla cartoon, yes he has toon force to a degree. You know versus debaters love toon force (sarcasm).
The stats wise ultimately favors Godzilla more since a lot of things with Hulk. I'll just come right out with it, notably weaker versions of the character. Which isn't great when your opponent going to get up scaled by several versions of themselves. Obviously playing more into the strength category. Godzilla could also win the other stats too.
Again we got an American comic book character against an Japanese giant movie monster after all. Godzilla has a mind blowing speed feat Hulk doesn't even begin to compete with. It's so ridiculous just trying to understand the actual numbers could make your mind explode. Basically composite versions included, Hulk too slow.
Godzilla also has his signature Atomic Breath. Which destroyed a lot of monsters. It's true some needed more than one blast. This attack packs more force than the strongest recorded form of Hulk!!! Also Godzilla has a weird flight move too. Hulk jumping isn't going to get him far here. Not because of Godzilla's flight move either.
If it isn't already incredibly obvious by now. Godzilla has a tail, he simply whacks him with his tail. Not only that Hulk can't absorb Godzilla's radiation either. It was stated to be exclusive to Gamma radiation. Which means only Gamma radiation Hulk can absorb. This is important because it doesn't matter which form of radiation Godzilla can absorb.
This is another weird way for Hulk to run out of energy during a fight. Just being near Godzilla starts to rob him of a fighting chance. Godzilla is simply too ridiculous to be on Death Battle. Oh wait people gave them enough money to do it on their show. I will try to summary my entire argument. Godzilla trumps in majority of stats.
He also would gain more from a full composite version of this fight. Godzilla absorbing Hulk's radiation possibly faster than the rate he's piss off. As many people knows the angrier the Hulk gets, the stronger he becomes thing. Hulk would constantly struggle trying to keep on fighting the longer it goes on.
Godzilla easily going to out last Hulk no matter what he does. Godzilla's tail easily counters several moves Hulk could do including jumping. Hulk is a truly impressive super hero in his own right. He's simply facing a truly ridiculous giant monster he virtually has no chance winning against. Even his best opportunity likely never going to happen due to the rate Godzilla absorbs radiation.
In vice versa, Hulk can only exclusively absorb Gamma radiation. This greatly limits everything Hulk could do in this fight. This is exactly why I heavily dislike this match up so much. On paper, it sounds like a great fight idea. But very quickly it turns out to be a terrible stomp. Godzilla is essentially like a thousand Hulks rolled into one.
You know it's upsetting when one of my absolute favorite Marvel super heroes can't even get a win on this show. I'm a huge Hulk fan, I simply couldn't over look Godzilla's ridiculousness. This is likely going to be among my least favorite episodes to date. It simply felt like a giant bandage, I just gotta rip it off!!!
Winner: Godzilla (Godzilla)
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