But since we are talking about Mehrunes Dagon and Alduin, it`s obvious that Alduin would win since he is the firstborn and the aspect of Akatosh. If you have the Thu`um in real life, you can change weather, move mountains however you desire. They can be defeated by anyone if they misuse their power for themselves instead as worship for the Gods because the Gods will intervene. It made them half immortal since tiber septim or maybe since the first era. Let`s say the four hermits in High Hrothgar cannot speak to any mortal except angeir because even a whisper can kill a person. You can literally reshape the world with this kind of power. That`s because the game cannot project what the Thu`um can actually do. Some say the Thu`um is a sh*tload ability. Imagine if their powers exist in real life and not just in game. The game engine has very huge limitations to project what the lore speaks of their powers. Jeez some people just base their powers of few/some lore and what they see in game and their stats and events and not the actual lore on it`s own.
He even meets another Dragonborn, from whom we absorb both the knowledge and soul from. He kills the current ruler of tamriel, and thus also skyrim's ruler, as the Arcturian Heresy says that Tiber did pretty much the same. He ascends to Sovngarde and we find the throne of shor empty, One that Talos should by all rights be perched on since he took Lorkhans place. He is asked to betray his mentor in the voice and good friend Paarthurnax, a close comparison to how Tiber Septim betrayed Ysmir. He tames a red dragon, like we see in TES: redguard that tiber septim had one. The points of TLD walking like Talos are as follows I think he is an aspect of Talos or manteling the oversoul of talos. If TLD is a Shezzarine and at the same time having a dragonsoul, he's part of the same duality that drove pelinal insane, but I don't think he is a shezzarine myself. But the Last Dragonborn, we're lead to believe from ingame sources is special, he could be manteling or is an aspect of the oversoul of Talos since there's a ghost in Old Hroldan inn that makes no distinction between you and Hjalti Early beard, and we know from experience from playing the game that Ghosts don't tend to mistake people for who they are not, case in point with Kodlak in his afterlife. All the player characters, once maxed out gain godlike powers and possibly the power to overcome them, case in point, Nerevarine defeats dagoth and almalexia, and CoC defeats Ulmaril and then ascends to the station of a daedric prince. In terms of power, the last dragonborn is the most powerful protagonist from day 1.
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