@yanaa9550

1 month ago

UTTM wins with no difficulty.

UTCM has nothing capable of injuring UTTM, as his blaster couldn't even make fake G-Man flinch, and UTTM is more durable than this fake G-Man. The shoulder cannons also failed to affect the real G-Man in Episode 57. The hammer is overrated, with its best feat being the dislocation of fake G-Man's mouth, who is significantly less durable than UTTM. Since no cracks were seen, and UTTM is roughly 3 to 5 times more durable than fake G-Man, a full power blow wouldn't do any significant impact on UTTM. Dislocating a jaw on a mech implies a strong impact, but the fact that there were no visible scratches or cracks suggests that the material is resilient to surface damage. This means the internal mechanics of the jaw were affected without compromising the outer structure. If UTTM is roughly three to five times more durable than fake G-Man, his ability to absorb and withstand force increases substantially. This heightened durability can result in several outcomes. The magnet hand is ineffective because it's designed to attract bodies, not weapons, and UTTM is definitely heavier than IUTSM.

Given that UTCM has no means to injure UTTM, let’s examine how UTTM can win. First, I will assess UTCM's holo shield and explain why UTTM can disable it, along with addressing some counterarguments.

UTTM’s sword can disable UTCM's holo shield because it was able to disable G-Man's holo shield, which is significantly more durable. UTTM managed to disable G-Man's shield with a single blow, demonstrating his ability to do the same to UTCM's holo shield. Furthermore, this sword can decapitate UTCM, as G-Man’s holo shield is as durable as G-Man himself.
-UTTM flies towards UTCM.
-UTCM deploys his holo shield.
-UTTM disables the holo shield and decapitates UTCM.

Rebuttals:

Those claiming G-Man's holo shield was weakened are mistaken. The shield’s brightness remained intense. Compare UTCM’s core brightness, which dimmed after 6 seconds of use on fake G-Man, and observe UTCM at the beginning of Episode 65. Additionally, those jetpacks that G-Man received gave energy to G-Man, as we could see them flying before G-Man even attached them to his body. The sword's minimal effect on IUTSM does not indicate its ineffectiveness; if it had made significant contact, it would have killed him. The sword can cut through Mech Scientist effortlessly, and IUTSM is less durable than Mech Scientist. The slight explosion observed suggests the sword barely touched IUTSM due to its shape (re-watch Episode 73 for confirmation). Moreover, claiming that UTCM can dodge UTTM is incorrect, as UTCM has never dodged a single attack in the series. Typically, UTCM is built to be a tank, which unfortunately leads to his disadvantage in this battle.
Additional Information: UTTM can disable UTCM’s holo shield with a well-aimed hit, which is more effective than a spinning attack. A well-aimed strike focuses all the power into a single point, making it more powerful compared to a spin.

Just to clarify why G-Man's durability equates his shield:
G-Man's durability: He’s tanked Detainer's punches, his own orbs, UTSM's blasts and core laser, UTTM's core blast, ITCM's lasers (for about 1-2 seconds), and Detainer ramming into him at full speed.

G-Man's shield durability: His shield has withstood G-Man’s own orbs, UTSM's blasts and core laser, UTTM's core blast, ITCM's blast, Detainer ramming it at full speed, ramming UTTM, and a laser from Detainer.

You can see how G-man's durability and his shield are comparable.

Now, about durability, UTTM withstood four lasers of G-Man, whereas ITCM fell to two UNCHARGED lasers (whenever the lasers are charged, you can hear a sound. For instance, in Episode 72 or 73, you could hear it). Additionally, you should re-watch Episode 73, since you can notice how UTTM didn't directly absorb G-Man's lasers as they weren't aimed at his core. Instead, they were getting drawned. Thus, this forced UTTM to tank them for two seconds. Yet, he didn't even flinch.

If an individual is knocked down, it indicates that the force of the attack was enough to overwhelm their body’s ability to maintain stability. This suggests that their physical resilience to the impact is lower than someone who remains standing. The person who doesn’t flinch demonstrates that their body can absorb the force without losing balance or control, implying higher durability.

Moreover, ITCM had the same exact body as his older version.

Durability refers to the inherent strength or toughness of an object or being, which is defined by its core structure—its ability to resist damage or withstand force. Armor, on the other hand, is an external layer of protection designed to absorb or deflect damage before it reaches the core.

Durability is tied to the fundamental structure of the body or material. If an attack destroys only the armor or additional external features (such as weapons or shields) but leaves the core unharmed, then the durability of the core remains unchanged. The integrity of the primary structure has not been compromised, meaning it is still as tough as it was before.

Armor does not define durability. Armor serves as an additional layer designed to prevent the core from being tested to its limits. It's not a reflection of how durable the core material is but rather a temporary shield. If the armor is destroyed but the core is undamaged, the object's true durability is not impacted.


When robots are made from the same material, they share the same mechanical properties such as tensile strength, hardness, and fracture toughness. These properties determine how much force the material can withstand before breaking or deforming. If the material is the same, both robots will have the same capacity to endure stress.

With an identical body design, the way forces and stress are distributed across the robot will be the same. This means that both robots will resist damage in the same manner because the shape, thickness, and overall structure determine how well they handle impacts or pressure.

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