Originally Answered: Who would win, Predator or Jeepers Creepers? Predator all the way, he can be invisible, has superior agility, and is dangerous in hand to hand combat, and can shoot lasers and is an extraterrestial.
Powerless superhero's like Batman and iron man, with prep time, could use their gadgets to somehow stop the regeneration of the monsters limbs(plus, Batman is way too fast and cautious for The Creeper. The monster would never be able to sneak up on him). Also, Jeepers Creepers could be beaten by conventional weapons.
The rules of a fair fight would presumably remove all unnatural advantages of both species. In general, that is stealth for the Xenomorphs, and technology for the Predators. Any one-on-one fight where a Predator alien was allowed to use its advanced technology against the Xenomorph would clearly favor the Predator.
Conclusion: Creeper should probably be about 2-3x stronger than Jason. Meaning he has a solid advantage in a heavy grapple. Conclusion: Jason consistently hits much harder than the Creeper.
The Predator jungle hunter wins 9/10 if it is regular zombie Jason. Jungle hunter and Jason are both superhumanly strong but the predator is way more agile and smart. Also he has better weapons. His wrist blades are much stronger then any of Jason's human melee weapons and would cut through them.
Jeepers Creepers vs The Predator - Who Wins? The Ultimate Battle of Hunters - Yautja vs The Creeper
Who could beat Jason Voorhees?
Michael Myers from Halloween would have the precision and stalking abilities to take down Jason Voorhees and claim victory. Pazuzu from The Exorcist would outmatch Jason Voorhees with supernatural survival skills, as Jason's strength and ingenuity would be useless in a physical fight.
After a prolonged battle, beginning on the roof of the Gotham City Police Department and ending on the outskirts of Wayne Manor (after a brief scuffle in the Batcave), Batman defeats the Predator, which subsequently kills itself after its ship has landed.
They seem to be similar in strength, but Jason is tougher. Or at least recuperates quicker. The Creeper may be faster, but whatever damage he could do to Jason would be completely cured in moments. Whereas the Creeper could be damaged by Jason fairly easily.
To sustain itself, The Creeper needs to harvest organs from humans, and use them to replace whatever happens to be failing inside its own body. This cycle has clearly been going on for centuries, and while he has been challenged many times, he seems to be nearly impossible to kill.
But in the end, the Predator had the means to take it more often than not. Boomstick: For one thing, the Predator was comparatively tougher than the Xenomorph. It could take numerous gunshots with only minor wounds, yet a single round from any high-caliber gun is enough to put a single Xenomorph down.
Infamously, the persistent low lighting of Alien vs. Predator: Requiem made it difficult to even see the Predalien during its attacks. This was the movie's most unexpected and inexcusable technical issue, but the sequel already had problems when it came to the monster's choice of victims.
In the New 52 continuity, a short-lived incarnation of the Creeper was a villain, not a hero, a malicious oni (demon) who inhabited human hosts to create chaos. The Creeper is a frequent ally to Batman and has been a recurring character in that hero's stories.
At the same time, the Creeper apparently succumbs to his wounds. Minxie, the medium teenager, tells Jack, Sr. that the Creeper is not dead, but has gone into hibernation for another 23 years and will be back afterwards.
Normal creeper explosions have a power of 3. A creeper explodes only if it has an uninterrupted line of sight with the player throughout the entire 1.5-second countdown.
She tells them the true nature of their pursuer: It is an ancient creature, known as "the Creeper," which awakens every 23rd spring for twenty-three days to feast on human body parts, which then form parts of its own body.
For those unfamiliar with the film, “Jeepers Creepers” is based around “The Creeper,” a mythical beast that kills humans to harvest their organs every 23rd of March. The reason it does this is to replace the ones that are rotting away on the creature's body.
Jason Voorhees has several advantages over Ghostface. Jason has superhuman strength and durability, making him almost invulnerable to physical attacks. This gives him a significant advantage in a fight . Additionally, Jason has the ability to regenerate from injuries that would be fatal to an human being.
It's far more likely that the creeper was simply inspired by Pennywise based on how many similarities they share and how influential Stephen King's novel has been on various works of horror. The monsters do share feeding habits, behaviors, and hibernation patterns, but they are in no way the same type of creature.
Supes can literally kill Jason in millions of ways before the masked behemoth would even know what's going on. Typically, Supes uses Freeze Breath to turn him into a corpsesicle, then shatters him with One Punch.
Of course Cap wins. It's not even close. Danny Glover beat a predator. Given that Captain America has super human physiology and the predator has been beaten by normal humans several times, Captain America will probably win.
He could use spider sense to avoid all of their attacks and just one shot them with a punch. Predators and Xenomorphs are capable of being defeated by regular humans. Spiderman can fight a defeat supervillains that can wipe out cities. Overall,Predators and Xenomorphs have no chance against superhumans.
