Imaginary character showdown 2: Robot Masters

I much appreciate your praise. A Robot Master that can achieve Mach 3 speed is pretty awesome as well. I've had a lot of fun with this debate and I hope you have as well. I'll try to make this conclusion as interesting as possible. :D Before I do a battle analysis I need to point out a few "real world" consistencies and comparisons between the characters and their weapons. Sonic Boom vs. Liquidmetal Armor: If Wikipedia can be trusted, we are led to believe the strongest "Sonic Boom" recorded had a power of around 7,000 Pa. "The strongest sonic boom ever recorded was 7,000 Pa (144 psf) and it did not cause injury to the researchers who were exposed to it. " (. http://en.wikipedia.org...). Liquidmetal has a yield strength of 1,640 MPa or, to put it in the same units, 1,640,000,000 Pa (. http://liquidmetal.com...). I believe it is safe to assume that even if a "Sonic Boom" could be used as a projectile it would do laughable damage to a robot made of Liquidmetal. With a difference between 7,000 Pa and over a billion Pa it is clear that any attack from this weapon would do next to no damage at all. It would hardly tickle. Mach 3 Speed vs. Quick Man's Time Manipulation Ability: Pro said,"He could slice him with his wings at top speed, and since he could go invisible at that speed, Chain Man wouldn't know what hit him. " This is not true. Mach 3 has a speed of 1,020.87 m/s. While it is difficult, the human eye can see and keep track of objects moving at this speed. An advanced human-like robot made by an evil genius should have advanced enough eyesight and tracking technologies to easily be able to visually track Jet Man at Mach 3. Not to mention the Time Manipulation Abilities. This should allow him to keep up with him at close range and or to, at the very least, deflect or avoid a direct hit. The extent of Quick Man's Time Manipulating ability is not specified and thus the extent of how fast Chain Man could react at close range and whether or not he'd be able to keep up with Jet Man is debatable. Jet Man's Eagle; Sonic Boom: No abilities for the eagle were specified and I do not believe the bird would pose a threat to Chain Man at all. A robot eagle would not be able to go as fast as Jet Man or evade Chain Man's ranged attacks. He would be easily dispatched. . .. and finally . .. Battle Analysis: I am assuming that this would be Chain Man and Jet Man's first encounter with each other and as such the scenario would be similar to Screw Attack's Death Battle guidelines. At close range Chain Man's Liquidmetal chains in blades would easily be able to catch, maim, or kill Jet Man. While further out, Jet Man would easily be able to dodge or evade Chain Man's ranged whipping and spinning attacks. However, Jet Man's "Sonic Boom" cannon, the only ranged attack Pro mentioned, does completely nothing to Chain Man because of his Liquidmetal defenses. I believe it is safe to say that any "ranged" battle would end in a draw. Jet Man would be left with only one option; a Mach 3 speed wing attack. Jet Man, having a F16 fighter jet design, cannot go from stationary to Mach 3 instantly. He would also have to be traveling in a near straight line to achieve this speed. I believe I have proved above that Chain Man could at least "see" Jet Man at Mach 3. As Jet Man would need to be "charging" Chain Man in a straight line to achieve such a speed it allows for predictability. Chain Man would use a long ranged attack which would hit and kill Jet Man at that speed or Jet Man would be forced to slow down and stop his attack in order to evade it. In other words this scenario would end in a draw or loss for Jet Man. Should Chain Man not time a long ranged attack, which would have gained a win or a draw, and allow Jet Man to get close then I believe, with the reflex boost from the technology from Quick Man, he would be able to either deflect or dodge Jet Man's attack at close range or leave some of his chains or blades in his place for a dumbfounded Jet Man to run into and, at Mach 3 speed, assuredly die upon. Keep in mind that Jet Man would have no prior knowledge to Chain Man's close-range time manipulating abilities and would not be able to evade that at close range. This, in my opinion, is the most likely outcome of this battle. Even if Chain Man would be hit by that attack dead-on it would be a draw. At that speed Jet Man's body or wings would be crushed against Chain Man or Jet Man would, at least, spin out of control, crash, and die. So . .. the only way Jet Man could possibly win would be to commit suicide? I'm sorry, but I count THAT as a "win" for Chain Man. I believe I have shown that in any battle Chain Man would either easily win or, if Jet Man was overly cautious, it would end in a draw.