»Who Would Have Won?«

In the brawl between Neo and the army of Smiths, who would have won if Neo hadn't flown away? Remember that Neo is free of the rules of the Matrix, so he cannot get "tired." Bored, maybe, but not tired. I also mean before Smith assimulated the Oracle and got all Dragon Ball Z on Neo.

I think it would have been a draw. Endless Smiths VS Neo's endless fighting skills.

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In the brawl between Neo and the army of Smiths, who would have won if Neo hadn't flown away? Remember that Neo is free of the rules of the Matrix, so he cannot get "tired." Bored, maybe, but not tired. I also mean before Smith assimulated the Oracle and got all Dragon Ball Z on Neo. I think it would have been a draw. Endless Smiths VS Neo's endless fighting skills.

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Even if Neo will kick every smith ass, Smith can still duplicate more asses until Judgment Day and trumpets sound, Or they could surrender.

Or...
Neo Will win by
A) Destroying every smith from within (not sure if that's gonna work, cause smith will come back again).
B) When all the Smiths will draw their weapon of choice at Neo he will stop the bullets in mid-air and back at every Smith (if he can do that).

Hmm... I'd have to say Smith.

Here's my reasoning.

If we pitted Neo from Revolutions against them... well, they probably wouldn't be able to injure him.

But in Reloaded, although Neo is practically god-like, I felt that most of the fights were portraying Neo as the kind of "analytical fighter." He beat the crap out of everyone, but maybe it was just me, but it felt like he was kind of experimenting the whole time. Like fighting, but also trying to figure out what the crap is going on around him.

He's powerful, but still unsure of what he's supposed to be doing. And anyone really would when they realize that they have all this power... but no clear focus of where to use it all.

But he seems to get "stronger" as Reloaded progresses, to the point that he blocks the blades of swords with his barehand without even thinking it. He only gets injured later because he, like the rest of the machines, becomes shocked and actually "notices" that he's a got a big freaking sword touching his "hand."

So I think, in the Burly Brawl, he would have been overwhelmed before he'd figure out just how powerful he really was.

Doctor Shaft wrote:

Neo is powerful, but still unsure of what he's supposed to be doing. And anyone really would when they realize that they have all this power... but no clear focus of where to use it all.

Ya...It's a humility thing, him being the saviour and all. pride can really ruin a personality of a massaiah.

Doctor Shaft wrote:

Hmm... I'd have to say Smith. Here's my reasoning. If we pitted Neo from Revolutions against them... well, they probably wouldn't be able to injure him. But in Reloaded, although Neo is practically god-like, I felt that most of the fights were portraying Neo as the kind of "analytical fighter." He beat the crap out of everyone, but maybe it was just me, but it felt like he was kind of experimenting the whole time. Like fighting, but also trying to figure out what the crap is going on around him. He's powerful, but still unsure of what he's supposed to be doing. And anyone really would when they realize that they have all this power... but no clear focus of where to use it all. But he seems to get "stronger" as Reloaded progresses, to the point that he blocks the blades of swords with his barehand without even thinking it. He only gets injured later because he, like the rest of the machines, becomes shocked and actually "notices" that he's a got a big freaking sword touching his "hand." So I think, in the Burly Brawl, he would have been overwhelmed before he'd figure out just how powerful he really was.

Let's say the Burly Brawl never finished in Reloaded. It went on to the bitter end. I don't think Neo can lose unless he wants to. Smith can't kill him, or at least Neo won't stay dead. (Like in M1 when he resurrects)

Also, remember even in Revolutions when Super Smith is flooring him, he doesn't die and the only reason he is assimulated is because he allows himself to be. In Reloaded, the unexperienced Neo still manages to refuse Smith's virus effect, not knowing what the hell Smith was trying to do. Then again, if during a dog pile like the one seen in Burly Brawl, if 20 Smiths stuck their hand in him (EW!) maybe they could.. MAYBE...

I think the movie makers should have concluded the fight better than the "Up, up, and away!" by Neo....

Endless fight....it wont end until someone chooses to lose. And Smith cant/wont do that.

I personally think it would have been really cool if seraph had joined in on the fun in the burly brawl fighting side by side with neo.

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