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Flowey has mentioned that he's fought Sans a few times in the past, claiming he's caused him to reset quite a few times before. If Sans can dunk you, he can definitely dunk 2 almost-gods.
Asriel is already stronger than Omega Flowey since the whole purpose of becoming his true self was to be more powerful. Plus, even if Sans did win somehow Asriel can RESET until he beats him. Just like you do when you fight Sans.
Asriel wins...
So in terms of game mechanics? Asriel wins. Although Sans' fight is considered to be the hardest in the game, it is still possible to defeat without being hit once. Can't be said so much when it comes to the Flowey/Asriel fights, mainly due to Flowey being a bastard and final-form Asriel using some completely unavoidable attacks that the player can only survive through DETERMINATION.
So its really only down to Omega Flowey vs sans.
In a single confrontation? sans. Omega Flowey is just extreme blunt force trauma on a massive scale. That's kind of irrelevant against someone whose magic more or less allows him to alter the laws of quantum mechanics to be his ♥♥♥♥♥.
Now, considering RESETs and such? Omega Flowey, *assuming* his patience holds up. He'd very much be in the position of a Genocide player at this point - RESETting over and over again until they either cave in and give up, or they finally manage to hit the smiling smol skeleton bro.
Sans, feasibly, would win against Flowey quite a few times- but considering that omega flowey is able to absorb Sans. It's implied that Flowey would -eventually- win. Sans will win a good many times, but due to Flowey being able to infinitely rewind that fight. They eventually get the one up. (That said, that means in a straight up fight, Sans is considerably more powerful. And if the Human souls got sick of Flowey- sans would win :P).
I wouldn't say Frisk is very powerful at all - they're a complete adorable cinnamon bun that wouldn't hurt a fly in that playthrough after all. They're just so damned DETERMINED that even Death and utter universe obliteration doesn't stop them. Or whole numbers, for that matter.
Like I mentioned, Omega Flowey v sans in a long battle where RESETs are considered comes down to Omega Flowey's patience. He'd like absorb sans as a 'fatality' but remember he had to actually grab him to do it. Although I hadn't considered the human souls fighting back even if Frisk isn't the one OF is fighting...interesting thought.
I'm honestly not the biggest fan of Asriel in this kind of conversation - Its like debating who could beat Superman. The answer is no one because writing for Superman isn't about him losing, its about him living in a world of cardboard and tying to adapt to that. In Asriel's case though, he's literally an overpowered OC made by an 8 year old with no concept of credible threat XD.
Well, assuming paradox where they can both exist at the same time...not sure. TP Frisk is Immortal from DETERMINATION basically, so Chara couldn't win...but Frisk doesn't -fight-. I doubt Chara would accept any sort of Mercy...eternal stalemate?
If you are going to consider the absolute lack of fighting in true pacifist, however - This would still the universe intact. In the same manner that Frisk Versus Asriel kept the universe intact.
P.P.S. >> The human souls helped Frisk out because she asked for their help. She believed in them. Sans -gave- you a chance. Partly because of that promise, but also because he wanted to believe in you.
I think, likewise, he'd be willing to reach out to those human souls.
>> And given he's a monster, he could even ask them to let him absorb them one by one as they rebelled against Flowey. At about which point... >> If Sans had a human soul (or several) in him during that fight, he'd -steam- role.