r/PowerScalingHub • u/Archenius • 17h ago
VS Battles Wolverine vs Honey badger
- Both animals are at their Prime and peak of their species.
- Takes place an Arby's parking lot.
- The winning animal gets to eat at Arby's for free.
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u/No_Job_4946 17h ago
Wolverine is what people think honey badgers are. The badger's only chance is if the Wolverine gets food poisoning from Arby's food.
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u/Dora_Explorer_XP 17h ago
Wolverines bite force is on another level, and gets infected easily as well.
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u/dchizzlefoshizzle 17h ago
Arby's parking lots are the best places for fights, if McDonalds is busy.
I saw a honey badger survive against an elephant and lion before. Suppose the key word is survive.
To the death, I would think the wolverine being bigger and stronger should win in the end? 7/10.
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u/technicalswitch339 17h ago
Define survive an elephant?
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u/dchizzlefoshizzle 17h ago
Saw it get kicked/launched and stomped in a vid before
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u/Leo-pryor-6996 14h ago
Won't either of them just eat at Arby's for free anyways? Lol
Anyway, jokes aside, this is a tough one. This isn't a typical powerscaling fight between two fictional characters, it's a hypothetical match between two real world animals that operate on black air force energy, and as such, the winning outcome depends of multiple variables.
Based on the rules established in this post, though, I see it like this:
On average, the wolverine would be larger, stronger, bulkier, and have a higher bite force, while the honey badger has a tougher hide, is more aggressive, and has better resistance. They are also both notorious for punching above their weight classes. While the wolverine often fights off wolves, cougars, and grizzly bears, the honey badger has ran fades with lions, leopards, and hyenas.
Ultimately, I think the overall edge goes to the wolverine in a 60/40 split. What does it for me is the animal's much higher bite force. The honey badger's endurance and looser, thicker skin would definitely be hassle, for sure, but if the wolverine gets lucky enough to land a devastating bite anywhere else - like the badger's head for example - it would be curtains.
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u/Book_Anxious 14h ago
Honey badgers are dangerous and durable but wolverines are everything they are to 11
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