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Originally posted by golem370
Ok we know that Juggernaut did very good against Thor so I wondered how he would fare against other Earth Gods so I will give hin 1 day of rest and tell me how far he gets.



Earth Gods
Bast-possesses the conventional powers of the Egyptian gods including superhuman strength (possibly Class 25) and endurance plus undefined skills to manipulate energy. She could also turn herself into a small cat (and at presumably other sizes) and back into her normal form.


Geb-possesses the conventional attributes of the Egyptian Gods such as superhuman strength (Class 30), a long life and resistance to injury. As God of Earth, he may be able to create Earthquakes as he did in ancient times which may indicate his powers are close to or resemble the mutants Magma and Avalanche. Presumably, he has or had powers of great growth, as his form in ancient times was said to sometimes represent the mountains. It may also be that over the past thousands of years that the strength of his power has waned significantly from lack of use during his long retirement.


Isis-Powers/Abilities: Isis possesses the conventional powers of the Egyptian Gods. She has superhuman strength (Class 35), longevity and resistance to harm. She also has great mystical skills enabling her to manipulate the elemental forces of the universe. She can also raise and protect the spirits of the dead. There is some indication that for her to return gods back to life she must have the assistance of extra gods to assist her as when she, Horus, Heket, Heptet, Tait, and Anubis restored Osiris.

Buluku- Buluku possesses greater powers than any of the other African gods. On a class equal to Ouranus and Atum-Re, he might have superhuman strength (Class 100), stamina, resistance to harm and the ability to tap into and manipulate the universe’s ambient cosmic energies as well as certain undefined occult energies. The use of his power has yet to be demonstrated.


Typhon- possesses incredible strength (Class 100), stamina, vigor and resistance to injury over any other Olympian God. In ancient times, he could command and control the disruptive force of hurricanes, tornadoes and some but not all aspects of storm. Prior to his first defeat by Zeus, Typhon possessed a more monstrous appearance, that included several tentacles in place of limbs. By sending Zeus into the Land of Shades, Typhon is able to regain some features of his previous form. Presumably, the permanent death of Zeus would restore his full power