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Post-Crisis Balki
Originally posted by Cosmic Cube
A Psi-blast is still physical, though it uses psionic energy. If Juggernaut is invincible, a psi-blast would have the same effect as a punch, none. Juggernaut had on his helmet, so don't say that the blast affected his mind."Invincible" and "immune to physical harm" are one in the same. Juggernaut is neither. If I blast you with a laser, and you are immune to physical harm, it will not affect you. If I hit you with a telekinetic blast, and you are immune to physical harm, it will not affect you. However If I use telepathy or magic on you, and you are invincible, I will be able to affect you, as I am using extra-physical means.
How is a blast of mental energy physical?
"Invincible" and "immune to physical harm" are the same but "immune to physical force" a la "immune to damage by physical force" is quite different.
And even if someone is all 'round invincible to every form of physical harm, which I'm not saying Juggernaut is since he can torn apart by magic, one could still use a telepathic blast to hurt that person mentally which is really just as good as physical pain. If not, better.
Originally posted by Cosmic Cube
Whether there was a mental block or not, How would Juggernaut know that Onslaught was Xavier? It's not like they look the same, or Juggernaut has mind reading ability.
For whatever reason, he knew Onslaught was Xavier and Onslaught didn't want that information out.
Originally posted by illadelph12
Dr. Strange conjures the 'unbreakable' bands of Cytorrak all of the time, and he also used them in an attempt to hold Hulk, and Hulk busted out of them.
His avatar and a single spell are different though.
Hell, Juggernaut beat down Cytorrak.
Juggernaut only spread Cyttorak across the universe a little and that was because he jumped him.
Originally posted by Cosmic Cube
That is pure bullshit, Juggernaut has no psychic power.
Ahem, he did have some telepathy but it was written off later. Which is why I'm not bringing up his previous magic abilities. They were also "forgotten"