Unless Cersi has Uni-Mind power, how does she do anything to him? She herself admits she has problem with living beings, and the Celestial thing was done by drawing on the Celestial's own power.
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Druig should be able to mind control him. Unless he's gone up against someone with planetary level telepathy and resisted them in the show?
Even ignoring the Tiamut feat, she turned a Deviant into a tree. She also changed a rock into living birds. Unless Superman has shown a resistance to matter transmutation, he shouldn't be immune to her.
Ikaris and Makari just need to occupy Superman long enough for either Druig or Sersi to use their powers on him then he's done for. Heck, even Sprite can pitch in just to confuse Superman.
Individually, he probably wins against any of them although Druig has a shot. It really depends on whether or not Superman decides to bullrush him right from the opening bell.
Superman at his fastest isn't faster than the speed of thought. And Druig is trigger happy, so much so that the others have to constantly tell him to stop mind controlling people all willy nilly. And we see he's fast enough to instantly stop an entire city in the middle of a war. So he's far more likely to just do his little glowy eye thing as soon as the round starts than Clark is to rush, but even if he does rush as I said. He can control him faster than he can close the distance.
Clark is much faster than the human speed of thought which for the fastest nerves is a 120m a second in a human. Eternals are not human and neither is Clark.
True. I'd also add that since Druig only has that one power, it's safe to assume he'll use it as soon as the match starts. In comparison because Superman has multitudes of powers, he may not immediately choose to use superspeed.
That Deviant was nowhere as tough as Superman either.
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Superman's physical durability shouldn't have anything to do with his molecules being rearranged. Matter manipulation/transmutation trumps how tough you are.
This was a weird thing in the movie. All the Eternals talked about Ikaris like he was so far above them in terms of power levels, but Gilgamesh did seem to have an easier time with that big Deviant than Ikaris did.
Ikaris' power level was wildly inconsistent during the film. He was going between struggling with individual other Eternals and being able to fight them three on one all in the same fight. And that's ignoring the further inconsistencies we get if we factor in his and other Eternals' performances against the Deviants.
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They couldn't give Ikaris a constant level of power because his actions were so integral to the plot that he kinda had to ebb and flow with the situation. Like if we knew he was concretely essentially Gilgamesh level + flight + heat vision, then when he fought Phastos and Druig and Makkari he would've killed them instantly by the rules of the film because we know Gilgamesh is physically the most powerful Eternal by a long shot. So basically they made him as powerful or as weak as necessary to make the plot points happen as they needed.
Also yes Gilgamesh was definitely stronger than Ikaris. It probably helped that he made cosmic energy gauntlets so he could hit harder, but it was obvious even without them he was physically the strongest one. Just like Thena was the best fighter, and Makkari was the fastest on foot. Man, imagine if Ikaris spammed his flight speed.
He could have been more consistent if they wrote a better script.
It's like once the Russos and their production teams started doing it, the rest of the MCU writers and directors decided to follow suit and throw power level consistency out of the window. Because this kind of thing has been happening more and more in the recent films and shows.
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You're not wrong at all, but because the script was what it was, that seems the reason why. They wrote the plot around Ikaris being a loyal Eternal to the end, making him a threat to the others who wanted to help humanity. But he also had to be weak enough that they could fight back, and the Deviants were a legitimate danger to him. So yeah, with a sucky plot Ikaris was the lynchpin so they moved him where they needed to make it work.