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How does Terrarian handle a He-Man punch? Because I am honestly wondering if he can survive a one-two punch. He-Man can tell when his connection to Greyskull is weakening or he's about to turn into Adam, which he'd recognize as "yeah I will die" in this situation. In that case, I would easily see He-Man doing some kind of desperation tactic to prevent his loss. This is a (he) man who pushed the moon out of orbit to change the tides, then once what he needed to do was done, pushed it back into place. A (he) man who went into another dimension, threw the entirety of Castle Greyskull through a white hole, then tossed a grappling hook onto it so fast that he let it drag him through the white hole back to his dimension. Were he in danger, I would fully expect him to similarly catapult himself forward in some absurd way to ensure he'd make the most of his limited time.

He-Man's arch enemy is a schemer with instant teleportation who makes stupid death traps and weird deceptions. Adapting to weird stuff and finding ways to counter it is what he does.I just think his base is a lot higher than Terrarian, even if his longevity is not.

I lean He-Man since Terrarian's opening will set the pace. If he chooses an option that He-Man can redirect or easily leads into a punch, he loses then and there. If he chooses something that lets him regroup and plan and build like mad, we have a very interesting scenario. I just don't see one where He-Man definitively loses compared to the few scenarios I could imagine Terrarian definitively losing. If he can take a significant amount of punishment to make mistakes with and not just presumably avoid it, then Terraria man is in much better shape.

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