He agreed (for some reason) and downloaded his consciousness into a high class, ass-kicking robot body in order to get revenge. He was found by some mysterious artificial intelligences from a hidden zone in cyberspace (The Deep Web) called The Ghostworks who wanted him to be their avatar/champion. Fortunately for him, Cochrane was able to upload/download himself into the world wide web, retaining his personality and said vital information. Kenshiro "Zero" Cochrane was once an expert cyber-hacker who stole vital information from the wrong people, namely the D/Monix Corporation, and they hunted him down and killed him.
That's right, this version isn't a demonic being possessing a human being, but rather the ghost of a dead hacker "possessing"/inhabiting the body of a robot. Invulnerability to fire, heat, lava and flamesĪbility to project regular/ethereal flame and travel between interdimensional realms and along any surfaceĪnd then we get to Ghost Rider 2099 he's actually highly-sophisticated, top-notch badass robot. Immense superhuman strength, stamina, agility, reflexes, endurance and durabilityĮnchanted hellfire chain, motorcycle and shotgun Here's a full list of his powers (as if you really needed to be reminded of 'em): He's been around for over 40 years (My God has it really been over 40 years!?) taking the fight to mystical demons and devils no matter where and when, be it solo, or on a team, having gone through a few human hosts along the way, starting with the first and best known one, daredevil motorcyclist Johnny Blaze. In one corner you have the guy who started it all (Discounting the retconned existence of the western cowboy version) the spirit of vengeance, the Ghost Rider. This week, it's the spirit of vengeance, Ghost Rider's turn, as he's pitted against his futuristic counterpart, Ghost Rider 2099.
Today I'm continuing current 2099 theme I've been going with for the last two weeks, as I pit certain Marvel characters against their futuristic counterparts from the year 2099. Welcome to another edition of So, Who Would Win? where I match up a mixed variety of heroes and villains, either solo or on teams,and force them to duke it to see who'd be the last man/team standing.
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