who would win in a battle between boba fett and rorschach?

by andre1 on September 7, 2009

lemme know what you think. i say boba fett.

Rorschach would be creamed. He has no proper weapons to fight Fett, whereas Fett has missile launchers, flamethrowers, blaster rifles, vibro blades, to name a few. He also has the Slave I

In a hand to hand combat, still, Rorschach has no answer for the martial prowess of the Mandalorian.

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