Of course I'm neglecting her own ability to absorb others abilities by simple skin to skin contact. He punches her in the face she imprints him. Due to the nature of Rounds 3. and 4. She has access to Supes powers as well as her many others. Let's say he doesn't punch her in the face, she Mystiques herself naked and imprints him. He dies but he dies happy lol. 😄
Originally posted by xmarksthespot
Of course I'm neglecting her own ability to absorb others abilities by simple skin to skin contact. He punches her in the face she imprints him. Due to the nature of Rounds 3. and 4. She has access to Supes powers as well as her many others. Let's say he doesn't punch her in the face, she Mystiques herself naked and imprints him. He dies but he dies happy lol. 😄
she cannot absorb when he punches her in the face, there is no prolonged contact at the speed he is moving...
Originally posted by xmarksthespotRougue couldnt absorb Superman anyways due to his bio-matrix field.
Of course I'm neglecting her own ability to absorb others abilities by simple skin to skin contact. He punches her in the face she imprints him. Due to the nature of Rounds 3. and 4. She has access to Supes powers as well as her many others. Let's say he doesn't punch her in the face, she Mystiques herself naked and imprints him. He dies but he dies happy lol. 😄
Pre-Crisis Superman is stronger:
"There have been many strong men in the world, but none with the amazing power of Superman, whose rippling steel muscles can blast boulders to dust and move mountains.
Like Superman's other powers, his strength has been continually magnified over the years.
In June 1938, Superman, described as a man of titanic strength with the ability to raise tremendous weights, lifts an automobile over his head with one hand, shakes its hoodlum occupants out on the the ground, then smashes the car to bits against the base of a cliff.
In Spring 1940, when Metropolis is ravaged by a man-made earthquake, Superman supports tottering buildings while terrified occupants dash to safety.
In 1941, Superman swims through a raging flood using only one hand, while holding a mansion aloft with the other hand. To divert the floodwaters, Superman digs a huge, mile-long ditch with his bare hands in a matter of moments.
In 1942, Superman seizes a set of brass knuckles and crushes the cowardly instrument in his palm as easily as though the metal were putty; he smashes his way through the side of a mountain; and, while clinging to the side of a moving train, Superman performs an amazing stunt - he opens a Pullman window! By September of the same year, his strength has grown to the point where he can wrench apart a pair of twin mountain peaks with his bare hands.
In 1943, when Superman acts to avert the collapse of a massive undersea cavern, his mighty shoulders bear the weight of thousands of tons of rock and the terrific pressure of the ocean above it. (Action Comics #62, "There'll Always Be a Superman!"😉 He also hits a baseball so hard that it circles the world.
In 1946, Superman uses his super-strength to mend a gaping hole in the hull of a sunken freighter, welding the torn steel plates into place by rubbing them with his hands until they're white hot. Later texts refer to this process as the application of "super-friction."
1947 brings us the first time that Superman transforms a lump of coal into a glittering diamond. In the words of the text, "Incalculable tons of pressure exerted by the Man of Steel's mighty fist duplicate the work of eons to fuse the opaque coal carbons into the translucent perfection of a glittering diamond!" (Action Comics #115)
In 1948 he uses the super-pressure of his thumbnail to cut sheet metal.
By 1949 he has single-handedly created a sun for the Planet Uuz by crashing together its two uninhabited moons and then fueling the resultant atomic blaze with drifting meteors.
In November 1953, when a great dark star that's rushing through the solar system begins causing the Earth to spin faster on its axis, Superman finds himself confronted by the greatest challenge of his career, that of devising a means of slowing down the Earth. After fashioning a gigantic metal drill from ore-bearing rock, Superman drills through the Earth to the red-hot rocks inside Earth's crust and then, using his own body as a high-speed chisel, gouges a canal from the sea to the hole he has drilled in the Earth. When the seawater rushing through Superman's man-made canal washes over the red-hot rocks at the Earth's core, the result is a continuous blast of steam that makes a great jet-blast, pushing against the rotating Earth to slow it down. When it's back to normal, Superman closes off the canal.
But by 1957, Superman is able to hurl an uninhabited Planet through space (Superman #110) and in 1958 can produce a small earthquake with a super-clap of his hands.
In March 1965 Superman seizes a spacecraft manned by members of the Superman Revenge Squad and hurls it into a far distant galaxy light-years away from Earth."
Pre-Crisis Superman is faster:
"By 1945, Superman is able to fly from Metropolis to Burma in the wink of an eye. "Light travels 186,000 miles a second, but has nothing on Superman," notes the text, "who finds himself hovering over the jungles of Burma in the wink of an eye!"
In November 1946, Superman demonstrates the ability to stand invisibly on one spot by oscillating his body so fast that the human eye cannot see him. During this same period, Superman protects bystanders at a navy yard from the effects of a devastating explosion by spinning around the blast area at super-speed. With the speed of light, Superman makes a wall of his revolving body, through which the expanding gases of the explosive cannot penetrate. Then, funneling upward, Superman directs the blast toward the sky.
In August 1947, Superman successfully photographs a series of past events by flying into outer space faster than the speed of light and overtaking the light waves leaving Earth which contain the images of the events he wants to record on film.
Later in 1947, Superman single-handedly constructs an entire underground city in a matter of seconds. (Superman #48) During this same period, Superman uses his command of super-speed to travel through the time barrier into the past.
Virtually all texts agree that to penetrate the time barrier, Superman must move at a speed exceeding that of light. "
Superman could punch Rogue in the face 100000000000000000000 times in nanosecond with strenght that can move planets. That has to hurt.
Originally posted by xmarksthespot
Cecilia Reyes power is an automatic 6 inch force field. Rogue still managed to imprint her through that, (iunno how) so it sets precedent for her being able to imprint Superman.
its not automatic, its only when she wills it or feels threatened... supermans is constant...
Darkcrawler...
Dude....
Awesome post. 🙂
But you forgot to mention something - the lightwaves he chased from earth, so he could see past events... the events had happened one thousand years previously...
So they had a one thousand lightyear headstart....
He caught up to them in a couple of hours...
He is... THAT fast...
Firstly - she wouldn't have Juggs powers, since they're magical and not mutant.
Cytorrack doesn't decide to bless her as well, just cause she touches Juggy, lol.
Secondly - the toughest person she's absorbed would then have to be Hulk.
And Hulk could NOT survive a punch by an indestructible fist travelling at thousands upon thousands of times the speed of light.
"Firstly - she wouldn't have Juggs powers, since they're magical and not mutant."
Firstly it was the conditions of this thread that she absorbed Juggernauts powers. Accept that
"Cytorrack doesn't decide to bless her as well, just cause she touches Juggy, lol"
So Cytorrak blessed Black Tom when he took some of Juggernauts power?
"Secondly - the toughest person she's absorbed would then have to be Hulk.
And Hulk could NOT survive a punch by an indestructible fist travelling at thousands upon thousands of times the speed of light."
Secondly the hulk has immense regenerative abilities and its not just him shes absorbed also she hulk, thor, the thing to name a few and all added to her own durability.
Not only that but the battle takes place on earth. Superman doesnt fly at anywhere near the speed of light in such an atmosphere because of the catastrophic environmental damage it would cause.
Originally posted by GalacticStormVery true but Superman can run/fly/move at over 2000 miles per second in the atmosphere.
Not only that but the battle takes place on earth. Superman doesnt fly at anywhere near the speed of light in such an atmosphere because of the catastrophic environmental damage it would cause.
Thats like running from New York to L.A. in a second.
That is plenty fast to take Rougue out.