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I think Superman is in trouble I know people are going to be like well sure he is it's Marvel they must win "Ion" But I think these are some great characters that have a good chance of winning.
Atlas-Strength Level: At his normal six foot size, Goliath can lift (press) between 20 and 30 tons, depending upon level of fatigue and other factors. At his maximum 60-foot stature, Atlas possesses Class 100 strength (able to lift in excess of 100 tons).
Known Superhuman Powers: Atlas possesses the ability to increase in size and mass anywhere from his normal height of 6 feet to his maximum limit of 60 feet. Controlling his size changes by an act of concentration, Atlas remains at a given stature until willfully change it. (Thus, he will not resume his normal size when rendered unconscious.) The growth process requires the rapid acquisition of body mass to maintain his proportionate shape. Since the source for this mass is not evident, it presumably derives from an extra-dimensional source. This extra-dimensional mass fortifies all of his cellular tissue, including bone and muscle, thus enabling him to support his increased weight. As he grows, his weight increases as a cube (a factor multiplied by itself by three times) to his height. Thus at his normal height of 6 feet, he weighs 220 pounds, while at his maximum height of 60 feet (10 time his normal height), his weight increases to 220,000 pounds (10 X 10 X 10 X 220 pounds). At his maximum height, he is at his maximum level of strength.
Wonder Man-Initially, Wonder Man possessed superhuman strength and endurance that were comparable with the Thing. After his first "death", his powers increased significantly while in stasis, placing him in the "Class 100" strength range, equivalent to Thor; entailing that he can lift far in excess of 100 tons. Wonder Man also possesses superhuman speed but initially could not fly of his own power. After his revival, he gained a belt that featured a pair of rockets that tapped into his ionic power to give him the ability of flight. Without the belt, he could not fly, but eventually learned to leap great distances like the Hulk. After he was exposed to the energies of a Nega-Bomb in "Operation Galactic Storm", his powers entered a state of flux that lasted until his second "death" in combat with the Kree. At one point during this state of flux, energy erupted from his body and temporarily empowered a group of his non-superpowered friends and associates, who were briefly known as the "Crazy Eight". During an epic battle against Mephisto, the devil, he learned that his body made of ionic energy was able to do far more than he first fathomed. Among other things, he learned that he could fly by himself by projecting energy from his lower body. After that, he was "killed" by the Kree (see bio above and trivia below), and his atoms were dispersed worldwide. His body was later reformed by the Scarlet Witch, by her love and her chaos magic, and was now clearly in its natural state : a form of energy, allegedly ionic energy.
Wendigo: The Wendigo possesses a variety of superhuman physical abilities as a result of a mystical curse. The curse causes anyone that ingests the flesh of another human, while within the wilderness, to transform into the Wendigo.
The Wendigo possesses vast superhuman physical strength of an unknown limit. It is known that the Wendigo possesses sufficient strength to go toe to toe with the Incredible Hulk, while the Hulk is in an enraged state, indicating the Wendigo can lift well in excess of 100 ton.
Aside from its vast strength, the tissue of the Wendigo's body are considerably stronger than those of a human being. A Wendigo's body can resist high caliber machine gun shells without sustaining injury. If a Wendigo is injured, it can recover from the physical trauma with tremendous speed and efficiency. The dense fur covering the Wendigo's body grants it immunity to the harsh conditions of the extreme cold weather common in the areas in which the Wendigo has appeared. The Wendigo can be rendered unconscious by sufficient force, such as severe physical injury and trauma, but it can only die if its heart is removed from its body.
Despite the Wendigo's great size, it can run at speeds greater than that of an Olympic level athlete. At top speed, a Wendigo can move at roughly 50 miles per hour. The enhanced musculature of the Wendigo generates less lactic acid than the muscles of a human being, granting it superhuman levels of stamina.
Atlas-Strength Level: At his normal six foot size, Goliath can lift (press) between 20 and 30 tons, depending upon level of fatigue and other factors. At his maximum 60-foot stature, Atlas possesses Class 100 strength (able to lift in excess of 100 tons).
Known Superhuman Powers: Atlas possesses the ability to increase in size and mass anywhere from his normal height of 6 feet to his maximum limit of 60 feet. Controlling his size changes by an act of concentration, Atlas remains at a given stature until willfully change it. (Thus, he will not resume his normal size when rendered unconscious.) The growth process requires the rapid acquisition of body mass to maintain his proportionate shape. Since the source for this mass is not evident, it presumably derives from an extra-dimensional source. This extra-dimensional mass fortifies all of his cellular tissue, including bone and muscle, thus enabling him to support his increased weight. As he grows, his weight increases as a cube (a factor multiplied by itself by three times) to his height. Thus at his normal height of 6 feet, he weighs 220 pounds, while at his maximum height of 60 feet (10 time his normal height), his weight increases to 220,000 pounds (10 X 10 X 10 X 220 pounds). At his maximum height, he is at his maximum level of strength.
Wonder Man-Initially, Wonder Man possessed superhuman strength and endurance that were comparable with the Thing. After his first "death", his powers increased significantly while in stasis, placing him in the "Class 100" strength range, equivalent to Thor; entailing that he can lift far in excess of 100 tons. Wonder Man also possesses superhuman speed but initially could not fly of his own power. After his revival, he gained a belt that featured a pair of rockets that tapped into his ionic power to give him the ability of flight. Without the belt, he could not fly, but eventually learned to leap great distances like the Hulk. After he was exposed to the energies of a Nega-Bomb in "Operation Galactic Storm", his powers entered a state of flux that lasted until his second "death" in combat with the Kree. At one point during this state of flux, energy erupted from his body and temporarily empowered a group of his non-superpowered friends and associates, who were briefly known as the "Crazy Eight". During an epic battle against Mephisto, the devil, he learned that his body made of ionic energy was able to do far more than he first fathomed. Among other things, he learned that he could fly by himself by projecting energy from his lower body. After that, he was "killed" by the Kree (see bio above and trivia below), and his atoms were dispersed worldwide. His body was later reformed by the Scarlet Witch, by her love and her chaos magic, and was now clearly in its natural state : a form of energy, allegedly ionic energy.
Wendigo: The Wendigo possesses a variety of superhuman physical abilities as a result of a mystical curse. The curse causes anyone that ingests the flesh of another human, while within the wilderness, to transform into the Wendigo.
The Wendigo possesses vast superhuman physical strength of an unknown limit. It is known that the Wendigo possesses sufficient strength to go toe to toe with the Incredible Hulk, while the Hulk is in an enraged state, indicating the Wendigo can lift well in excess of 100 ton.
Aside from its vast strength, the tissue of the Wendigo's body are considerably stronger than those of a human being. A Wendigo's body can resist high caliber machine gun shells without sustaining injury. If a Wendigo is injured, it can recover from the physical trauma with tremendous speed and efficiency. The dense fur covering the Wendigo's body grants it immunity to the harsh conditions of the extreme cold weather common in the areas in which the Wendigo has appeared. The Wendigo can be rendered unconscious by sufficient force, such as severe physical injury and trauma, but it can only die if its heart is removed from its body.
Despite the Wendigo's great size, it can run at speeds greater than that of an Olympic level athlete. At top speed, a Wendigo can move at roughly 50 miles per hour. The enhanced musculature of the Wendigo generates less lactic acid than the muscles of a human being, granting it superhuman levels of stamina.