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u/JustJelleNL 2d ago
Absolutely, lmao. Young Nolan might've been a more fierce fighter, but the older one has hundreds of years of combat over him. Vastly outclasses him in both strength and experience. And he might've gone "soft" as far as viltrumites go, but hes by no means a bum or weak. He's brutal when he needs to be.
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u/Bluestorm83 2d ago
"Mark, I can't kill my younger self!"
"Nah, dad, it's alright. He's a parallel younger self. The timeline won't be- you already tore his head off, wow."
"Yeah, I'm surprised anyone thought this would end any other way."
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u/Bologna_Slamwich 2d ago
Nolan was sent out for hundreds of years to find life threatening species to the viltrumites. Older Nolan has been through SHIT! That’s why he seems to be amongst the strongest viltrumites left because he’s clearly had to push himself.
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u/parrmorgan 2d ago
Nolan currently would DESTROY his young self. It would be like Nolan v Mark s1
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u/RPDorkus 2d ago
Except Nolan doesn’t have the emotional attachment to his younger self that he does with Mark, so he’d go even harder and not try to convince him of anything
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