I’ll take the goose. Their eyes are spread apart because they’d made of food and their striking isn’t very accurate. They really aren’t very agile either.
I fight the goose and tame it. Then I ride on it’s back and set the polar bears free. Next we go on a bloody rampage through Ingen Corp. I get BD Wong to make 500 T-Rex sized polar bears and geese spliced with raptor dna.
Geese get away with a lot because nobody wants to be the guy that punched out a goose. They get a little ballsy pushing around the ducks and think that means something to non ducks.
I have a whole flock of turkeys in my backyard that will show them otherwise.
I don’t know if you guys are comprehending how fuckin huge a goose the size of a polar bear is, especially in an enclosed space. They’re super angry and aggressive. And a nip from that beak? Hell no.
I think the goose may not even be able to support the weight of it’s head at that size. The polar bears will be leaping at you like fucking Thunder Cats.
Different styles of training for different porposes! Everybody knows this.
Fight 1 Goose. Goose style will be somewhere between Crane Style and Eagle Style Kung Fu. As a result, Tiger Style will be totally ineffective and useless.
To beat a counter puncher like a goose, YOU gotta counter punch better. Mantis Style is the answer. The technique depends mainly on arm and finger strength. Once you have that, the next step is to learn to pierce stone. You might as well start practicing now.
Do you know the mantis legend? How it was it all started? The mantis was fighting off a blackbird. Even though it was a tenth of the birds size, the mantis was a very Valiant insect. That’s why the technique requires a strong man, and a brave one. Who isn’t afraid of odds.
Even 20 bears you’d still be totally fucked. Their claws and teeth are razor sharp, they’d be fast as lightning and they’re easily within jumping distance of your nads.
A huge goose would just be one big peck and it’s over. Way preferable to being shredded by tiny bears.
A goose-sized polar bear would be essentially like fighting a small (but not tiny), vicious dog with greater proportional strength. I could never hope to defeat 20 of them.
A polar-bear sized goose, assuming it operated in such a way that its hollow bones didn’t collapse under its own weight and functioned like a normal large animal, would be an outrageously formidable opponent.
The latter would kill me more quickly and I would prefer that.