This is how I see it happening:
The Djinn, disguised as a human, jots down "I wish Pinhead was destroyed forever", and hands it to an unsuspecting human on the street, saying, "please, read this aloud for me." Et voilà, the Djinn wins. ;)
PInhead would beat djinn, because djinn cant act unless wishes, and pinhead does not wish, he demands.
shareAs much as I would love to see this the only flaw is the Djinn has to be WISHED to battle Pinhead. So who would sell there soul for the fight between Demons and Djinns?
I always cheer for the bad guy!
This topic is awesome.
I would love to see this fight, but as mentioned, the Wishmaster/Djinn would have to be wished to fight or destroy Pinhead. The setup would be rad.
However, there's no way to destroy Pinhead unless he's "spiritually weakened" and so the Djinn would have to goad someone into wishing Pinhead to be weakened. However, he would have to do so before Pinhead could be led to the Djinn and bring him back to the "pain stake" inside the puzzle box.
Both these characters are exeptionally well-written, especially to be in such horrible films.
to be in such horrible films
Yes, Wishmaster 1 and 2 were good.
Hellraiser 1 and 2 were especially good (I was really, really hoping for more of a fight between Pinhead and the Doctor in the second film. That raised some very interesting possibilities).
After the first two of each franchise...umm....well...yeah. I don't even know what version of Hellraiser they're on now it's gone so far down the drain.
Ah, well I can certainly agree after the first two movies of each they started to go down hill.
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As other stated they are bound by wishes, they are just a form of demons and we know pin head turned a demon princess into a cenobite, So I don't think he has issued with beating demons.
shareIt's actually the best possible solution if you're give a wish or three.
Just wish for the lament configuration.
Sure, you trade your soul for it, but once you open it, pinhead claims your soul, and the cenobites will fight the djinn for it
Being that they're all immortal creatures, and that the djinn's style is body horror and gore (which the cenobites get jiggy with) they'll fight to an eternal standstill while you can go about your life.
Wishmaster.
He couldn't die. "That which is eternal cannot die. But if its a consolation to you, that hurt like hell!" So.. he cannot be defeated by Pinhead
LOL... but also:
In the 4th movie, he said before 1/3 of the angels rebelled, the Djinn saw the angels fleeing from them in fear until they barely beat them back. As demons are fallen angels and Pinhead at best is equal to only one of them, it stands to reanon the Djinn is more powerful.
He can only use his powers for humans...but what of other powerful beings? I am sure they could otherwise the angels would not have fled. Almost like LOTR..Gandalf had to use indirect powers unless fighting other creaqtures of his stature such as the Balrog.
So.. the Wishmaster wins.
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