Alpha Centauri
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"Like say, if it was raining, snowing, or foggy and she had an invisible bubble around her, you'd be able to see the rain, mist, or snow collecting on her force bubble."
Aha, so it proves that ice, frost, rain etc cannot get into the bubble. Only show it up. Which I have never denied, but thanks for proving my point that Ice-Man's powers are while VAGUELY useful, ultimately irrelevant.
" Jean may have trouble using telekenisis on Sue, but not telepathy, and also, Nightcrawler could teleport hisself and Iceman inside the bubble and back when Jean pinpoints Sue's position, and Iceman could flash freeze her."
Nice theory but lest we forget that there are 3 other extremely powerful (one is a herald, as we're going by NEW) team members to deal with. How do you deduce that Nightcrawler or Ice-Man are gonna be allowed to get close enough to perform such a manuever? Hmm? Jonny Storm would have performed a Supernova by that time. Colossus, Jean and anyone else with them would be dead. Especially Nightcrawler. Nightcrawler. All Reed would have to do is wrap himself around Nightcrawler's head. No vision, no teleportation. So let's assume Ice-Man is the last one left, what is he gonna do if Torch burns all the moisture out of the air? He has 4 members of the Fantastic Four to deal with. He's dead.
"As I said, I'm pretty sure there is a Fantastic 4 simulation in the Danger Room, so they more than likely have already trained for scenarios in which their powers, working in conjunction, could take down the 4."
Yes, coz the X-Men train to fight fellow heroes don't they? What an illogical and ridiculous statement. Tsk tsk.
"Colossus is a better hand to hand combatant than the Thing. He has martial arts training, countless hours training in the Danger Room, and training from Wolverine.
Grimm has heart and a catchphrase."
And a fearless nature, and much more strength....oh and higher durability. Colossus is of no consequence when Torch gets through with him.
"Mr. Fantastic is extremely smart, but when someone can read your mind and know what ingenius plans you're forming before you put them in motion, it cancels that out. Plus, his elasticity makes him very brittle when frozen. Brittle enough to shatter."
If the X-Men by your rationale, are allowed to have the addition of a "Fantastic Four" training sim. I'm gonna make an equally large assumption, Mr.Fantastic has a database on all the X-Men and therefore has a plan to protect himself against them. How about that? If the X-Men get advantages that most likely do not exist, so do the F4.
"Sue is the strongest member of the 4, but she'd spend more time defending herself than attacking in this situation."
This is of course before she possibly suffocates any number of them by putting a bubble over their heads. Reed would have warned her against Nightcrawler, seeing as you seem to like "Would have"s. So she'd know what to do. This is of course, assuming Torch hasn't deep fried them.
"Against Nightcrawler, all he'd have to due is continuously teleport and smoke up the area, then look for the 'invisible' bubble standing out in the cloud of smoke. Teleport inside, snap Sue's neck;"
Again, another blatant assumption that the X-Men are gonna some unimaginable amount of free time to zip around and do all this stuff. The Fantastic Four are gonna be fighting back, incase you didn't know. It's not gonna be as simple for the X-Men who have significantly less power, to jump around and do all this stuff.
"As for Human Torch, he'd pose the biggest challenge. If his flames can exist in outerspace in a complete vacuum, I don't think an arctic blast from Bobby will do much.
But, fire is no protection from telepathy."
And Jean Grey's skin is no protection from a million degree Supernova.
Lest we forget, he's a cosmic herald.
-AC