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Caine and Lillith definitely, and Caine even comes with the bonus that if he stops existing for a reason other than he repents or walks into the sun accepting he's an irredeemable monster, the person who kills him would attract the wrath of GOD.
3rd Gens the answer would be probably, as the top tier powers of disciplines are just ridiculous.
Methuselahs probably not but he'd at least have to get semi serious
Bela Lugosi's a Toreador through and through though.
Anyway. Any vampire can learn any discipline.
3rd generations and old 4th generations probably can be at this level of power, but to see that in game is probably not really fun, except if it's a big world event like Week of Nightmares
But big world event also say : taking the point of vue and reactions of every others supernatural races of the WoD
So, not fun instead it's well done
Why this questions
The first vampire is much stronger than third generation vampires.
There's 2 in established media. GT Goku and Super Goku.
Still that puts him in par with an Antediluvian. There's all sorts of vague wacky Apocrypha of them secretly cheating death.
So I mean... the answer to the original is still yes.
Yes, OP. There are all powerful vampires in this universe.
Perhaps Malkav could wreck him. Also, if it's possible for Alucard to willingly and intentionally choose to lose self-awareness, then I suppose a sufficiently powerful Dominate command could indirectly kill him.
Is this canonical fact or a kindred myth?
That's exactly what I'm saying, there's no reasonable comparison possible because both exist within different rules, which also independently bend relatively to plot or crossover requirements.
It's an exercise in futility which always devolves into "X can do a+b+c" "yes but Y did d+e+f", the comparison is abstruse because even the original characters themselves don't obey each others ruleset, they don't even obey their own to begin with.
Anyone can spend hours comparing both but that's completely missing the different frame of reference.
It's like comparing Doomguy with Samus or idk, 2B and Motoko, Mario and Wanda, w/e
They're entities in a self contained universe, it's a fun thing to do but ultimately comparisons are irrelevant
Does he take requests? Like, can he... um... make a man more well endowed?
Asking for a friend.