Now, the battle will take place inside a HUGE dome of adamantium, and the temperature will be right around 0 degrees Fahrenheit. Each team will be approximately a kilometer (.62 miles) away from each other.
LET THE BATTLE COMMENCE!!!!!
The judges for this week’s match are:
Leonidas
Newjak
Soljer
UniOmni
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Alright. As Black Alice is taking down Graviton, and Keeper is dealing with the Fallen One, All-Star Superman will go after He-Man.
Okay. I am aware that He-Man is strong and durable. VERY strong and durable in fact. But that is about it. All-Star's reaction speed makes his look like nothing in comparision [1]. He can fly in lightspeed [2]. He is smarter [3]. He has heat vision and freeze breath [4]. And on top of all that, his strength and durability (especially with his Quantum Armor) are comparable [5]. All-Star Superman simply has the edge on nearly all points. This is really no contest - He-Man will get stomped.
First of all, All-Star Superman will use his lightspeed (Speed of light is the limit) to zoom towards He-Man.
Now, as All-Star Superman has insane reaction times, the whole thing will be like slow-motion to him. So, in his way of zooming to He-man, he will use his X-ray vision in combination with his microscopic vision to scan He-Man's body for any weaknesses [6]. As he scans He-Man's body, he notices that his anatomy is still the same as normal humans, only magnified to way more durable degrees. It does not matter, because Superman can use all the weak points in the body to affect him more [7]. First of all, he will use his heat-vision, and fire it straight to He-Man's eyes. He-Man will effectively be blinded [8]. After this, All-Star Superman will use his freeze breath to freeze him in his tracks.
Immediatly after blinding He-Man, All-Star Superman will keep going with his momentum, and using it, land a HUGE punch, straight to He-Man's throat. With his strength and momentum [9], the punch will have literally trillions of tons of force behind it. If He-Man isn't outright taken out by this, he WILL be unable to breathe and would most likely collapse to ground if he had time. However, using his speed, All-Star Superman will immediatly continue. In few seconds, he will land dozens, probably hundreds of punches all over He-Man's body, including (but not limited to) solar plexus, throat, ears (creating a huge sonic boom inside his skull which will even more disorient him), nose, groin , ribs, and so on...
He-Man is strong. Durable.
But he has never faced such a beating in his life. All-Star Superman will land a dozens of punches per second to all the weak spots in his body. He will not hold back, every punch will feel like someone is hitting He-Man with a mountain, only in small and compressed area. He-Man is not able to defend himself in the slightest, he is blind, unable to hear, unable to smell, unable to breathe...in minute or so, he will be taken out.
All-Star's Superman's VASTLY superior speed will simply prove to be He-Man's undoing. He will win without much trouble.
[2] Like shown in many examples, All-Star Superman is able to fly with lightspeed and beyond. Here is one example of them, All-Star Superman moving through the Sun...if you know it's size, you realize what I mean. http://www.freeimagehosting.net/uploads/d16e468fcd.jpg
[9] The momentum of 90 kg man moving at lightspeed will make his relative mass to be about 10 million tons. This mass, and All-Star Superman's own strength will make the initial hit devastating.
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While Black Alice is vaporizing Graviton, and All-Star Superman is making bloody paste out of what is left of He-Man, Keeper will face down Fallen One.
Now, Fallen One is obviously an impressive character, but even if you take everything he has ever done in consideration, Silver Surfer alone is twice as impressive. And we have Silver Surfer with Quantum Bands, basically. Plus all the powers and experience of All-Star Superman. Fallen One will get smoked.
At the start of the battle, Keeper will fly towards Fallen One at lightspeed, and in the same time create a hail of Quantum spikes, thousands, millions of them behind him...Hell,let's say a billion, all which are following steadily behind his back. Simultaneously, he will create an HUGE Quantum wall behind Fallen One, blocking all his escape routes. As a picture of what this situation might look like, refer to the following picture: [1]. With Keeper now having his own reaction and processing speed combined with All-Star Superman's, it is easy for him to do this. Now, Fallen One can himself fly at warp speed, but his reaction speed is not up par with the Keeper's [2].
Keeper will then, while flying, charge his fist full of cosmic energy, and as soon as he reaches the Fallen One, he will punch him with the force of All-Star Superman and lightspeed momentum, combined with enough energy to explode a city, right in the face. Imagine Hiroshima, only directed to the face of Fallen One. There might be a SMALL chance that he either dodges it, and he would probably survive it anyway (with damage of course), but the punch is immediatly followed by billion Quantum spikes, moving at lightspeed, and hitting Fallen One. His reaction speed is simply not enough to cope with it, even if he dodged the initial punch. Because of the momentum, each of the spikes (which weigh about 1kg) will hit him with the force of 10000 tons in sharp form...
The spikes will kill him, or at least cripple him. He has no way to go with the gigantic quantum wall behind him. The Keeper, of course won't get him by this, because immediatly after hitting the Fallen One he turns intangible [3].
What if Fallen One DOES survive the spike attack? Well, at this point he probably is nearly dead. No trouble though, the spikes haven't dissappeared anywhere. Keeper can just send them to shred him again. Of course, if he feels bored, he can just blast him to death, or beat him to death. Or something niftier, the possibilities are limitless. If he for any reason WOULD have trouble with him, either Black Alice or All-Star can help him.
Black Alice is too quick for Graviton, has dozens of ways of getting through his shields, and can one-shot him in many, many ways.
All-Star Superman is simply too fast for He-Man. He can't cope with it. All-Star Superman will swiftly kill him with his advantages.
Keeper is too powerful for Fallen one, having the advantage in every way possible. Fallen One's reaction times aren't enough to cope with Keeper's method of attack.
Batdude, you told me that the match would be tommorow...
I don't have a write up, I thought that it was tommorow that I needed t o make it...
I can't win this, my choice of Fallen One was based on Trolly's misconception that he could create and manipulate Dark Matter, and Graviton was supposed too help with that, now my strategies dead...
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All I can say is Trolly&Kandy better come up with a hell of a strat. Freaking Quasar. The quantum bands are such a deus ex-machina power. Good thing they have a few weakspots. Question Batdude, you said the power cap was under Thanos. Isn't the keeper over Thanos? He has the nega bands and all his original power. Wouldn't that potentially put him over Thanos? Or am I wrong?
Edit: Fallen actually can create and manipulate Dark matter. He's pretty much got the dark matter version of the power cosmic. no idea who Graviton is.
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But is the Keeper+All Star's abilities really below Thanos. For that matter, Sentinel+All Star's abilities seems pretty suspect. Or is the below Thanos cap only for the base characters, and not the characters plus power meshing?
Well the general consensus has been that BOTH of them are arguably right at the cap limit(some even argue that they're over it), so it seems that the combination WOULD be over. And unless I'm mistaken, Sentinel is right at skyfather level also(though I'm not sure to what degree), so that combination seems as though it should be over the cap also. But I guess it depends on how high up on the skyfather scale we're interpreting Thanos to be(clarification would be nice for my own teams power meshing next week).
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Jan 7th, 2007 08:01 PM
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