Greatest FICTIONAL military leader?

Discussion in 'Fiction' started by Jericho235, Jun 17, 2012.

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Is this a good idea?

Poll closed Jun 24, 2012.
Yey 7 vote(s) 58.3%
Ney 5 vote(s) 41.7%
  1. Jericho235 Member

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    Who do you think is the best military leader in television and movies (books are OK too)?

    Personally, I'd have to go with Stannis, for holding down the fort.
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    Are you kidding?! He made all kinds of amateur mistakes.
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    Admiral Thrawn. Not even a fucking contest.
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    Admiral Ackbar. You can't ambush that dude.
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    HEY!
    That was mine!
    But yeah, Thrawn and Revan.
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    [IMG]Optimus Prime
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    Revan and Aragorn come to mind, I guess.
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    Lord Freiza and his gay ass mercenaries
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    Yeah I guess Aragorn's pretty underrated. Although it was really Gandalf that co-ordinated the entire thing. He was like Middle-Earth's Eisenhower.

    Also, THORIN OAKENSHIELD. Because references to The Hobbit are great.
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    It's not fictional but More dramatized, in Luo Guangzhou Books The romance of the three kingdoms, Zhao Yun was an Excelent commander and even rescued his lords son while riding through Hundreds of enemies, he's my favorite.
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    Oh, shit, I almost forgot - Tiber Septim.

    And Nerevar I guess if you want to delve a bit deeper into TES lore.
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    I'll say Lion El'Johnson of the Dark Angels Legion, mostly because he's my 40K duplicate. Did you know that every universe my scientists have seen has a duplicate of me? Apparently I'm a muliversal constant!
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    Cave Johnson: Multi-Universal doer of science.
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    Science, or holding the lives of countless others in my hands, mostly Science.
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    Well, Gandalf and Aragorn both did a lot of work, at both Helm's Deep and Minas Tirith.
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    Jesus Chirst of Nazareth
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    Revan, nobody has ever managed to defeat Revan.
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    The Emperor from the Old Republic did, or so my nerdy scientists told me.

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