Didn't Nefaria outmuscle Thor though? Thor is an absolute buttload over 300 tons. And 3000 tons, for that matter. Midgard freaking Serpent.
Maelstrom's also extremely powerful... He beat a guy who had true physical invulnerability. Flash is screwed, cuz when Maelstrom starts concentrating, he's gonna be looking a lot more normal than super speedy. Maelstrom steals ALL kinetic energy, down to the atoms, since he has stopped energy before.(I'm stealing these from Khell from the tourney, btw... props for a good pick)
Morg with the Waters of Life took down a whole bunch of heralds... Surfer and all that included. Normally, he's a little below SS. With em, he's leagues ahead.
JLA is screwed... DOOM would probly be screwed here. Batman? Who the heck is Batman? Oh right. Super genius. But not THAT much super genius.
Originally posted by HigH ScholaR
i thought it was 300 as at the time cage could only lift 3 tons 3 x 100 = 300 😕
Originally posted by Tony Stark
K3vilite isn't very good at spelling nor math it seems.🙁
Originally posted by Dizzle
Didn't Nefaria outmuscle Thor though? Thor is an absolute buttload over 300 tons. And 3000 tons, for that matter. Midgard freaking Serpent.Maelstrom's also extremely powerful... He beat a guy who had true physical invulnerability. Flash is screwed, cuz when Maelstrom starts concentrating, he's gonna be looking a lot more normal than super speedy. Maelstrom steals ALL kinetic energy, down to the atoms, since he has stopped energy before.(I'm stealing these from Khell from the tourney, btw... props for a good pick)
Morg with the Waters of Life took down a whole bunch of heralds... Surfer and all that included. Normally, he's a little below SS. With em, he's leagues ahead.
JLA is screwed... DOOM would probly be screwed here. Batman? Who the heck is Batman? Oh right. Super genius. But not THAT much super genius.
Originally posted by xmarksthespot
Okay no offence but to my knowledge "substain" isn't a word unless it's some kind of non-english variant or slang.
I've forgotten what IMP stands for. Things can't initiate movement without kinetic energy.
Really? I thought my lexicon of obscure words was pretty comprehensive. What's does it mean?
I'm still not convinced the JLA team has what it takes. For starters MM and Aquaman are relatively redundant considering Exodus will siphon off their psionic abilities to augment his own.
Batman is also redundant, because his scientific knowledge is grossly overstated, and I doubt he can come up with anything definitive in a week.
Mordo and Loki have a helluva lot of of magical ability between them.
I don't see why Flash would be invulnerable to Maelstrom's manipulation.
Morg's taken on multiple heralds of Galactus simultaneously.
You forgot Nefaria... Something about beating up the Avengers. Pshh. 3000 tons my arse.
And yes, Maelstrom beats the crap out of Flash. He'd probably kill all of them without the telepaths... You're seriously underestimating what no kinetic energy in a large area can do. No movement, no Speed Force, no energy blasts, nothing. The telepaths are there, but... uh oh... Exodus just drained all of them.
Maelstrom can also boost himself with the energies he's drained. I'm thinking Flash might be a pretty good source of kinetic energy... I smell a new class hundred thousand+ in the house.
And damn, now that I think of it, who COULDN'T Maelstrom and Exodus take? Team drainage rules all.
The IMP is not really an infinite mass punch, Flash's attacks are just force bolts with running as a special effect. If the Flash were subject to relativistic time and mass effects there'd be all sorts of problems like not being in the same timeframe as his opponents, getting smashed/left-behind-by the Earth, or collapsing the solar system into a black hole as his mass approached infinity. The Flash is a force manipulator who can only manifest his power through running.
And though I try to resist repeating myself in these discussions, if Mordo is allowed a week of preparation, he can end the entire universe. It takes a week to cast the spell, but then the unmaking is unstoppable. Unless tactics like "going back in time st stop the other team's prep" are permitted (in whick case this gets almost impossable to discuss), there's really nothing to be done. If we're talking a scorched Earth, all or nothing assault on the DCU, Mordo takes this by himself.before the battle is joined.
Just went onto Oxford English dictionary. Pretty sure they are reliable... ✅
substain => returned no results.
sustain => was tried instead, see results below.
substaining => returned no results.
sustaining => was tried instead, see results below
But the guy is from Italy so you gotta cut him some slack.
A few bands use the spelling as Substain, I think. So maybe he thought it was an actual word.
Originally posted by Magic_attack
Just went onto Oxford English dictionary. Pretty sure they are reliable... ✅substain => returned no results.
sustain => was tried instead, see results below.substaining => returned no results.
sustaining => was tried instead, see results belowBut the guy is from Italy so you gotta cut him some slack.
A few bands use the spelling as Substain, I think. So maybe he thought it was an actual word.
My research shows the same...
Who's the fool?
I think we all know... and it seems as if they're a big Riddick fan.
Is it at all possible that the same someone who can't spell and can't do math doesn't have any real comic knowledge either...?
Hmmm. I think that is a very good possibility.
What do you think k3vilite?
Originally posted by Tony Stark
My research shows the same...Who's the fool?
I think we all know... and it seems as if they're a big Riddick fan.
Is it at all possible that the same someone who can't spell and can't do math doesn't have any real comic knowledge either...?
Hmmm. I think that is a very good possibility.
What do you think k3vilite?
Originally posted by Wynndar
Morg w/WOL is more of a stud than Sups or any other member of the JLA. Dont forget that Loki is pretty strong himself too...between those two they r gonna be really challenged in a physical sense.
Originally posted by Laminator_X
The IMP is not really an infinite mass punch, Flash's attacks are just force bolts with running as a special effect. If the Flash were subject to relativistic time and mass effects there'd be all sorts of problems like not being in the same timeframe as his opponents, getting smashed/left-behind-by the Earth, or collapsing the solar system into a black hole as his mass approached infinity. The Flash is a force manipulator who can only manifest his power through running.And though I try to resist repeating myself in these discussions, if Mordo is allowed a week of preparation, he can end the entire universe. It takes a week to cast the spell, but then the unmaking is unstoppable. Unless tactics like "going back in time st stop the other team's prep" are permitted (in whick case this gets almost impossable to discuss), there's really nothing to be done. If we're talking a scorched Earth, all or nothing assault on the DCU, Mordo takes this by himself.before the battle is joined.
Maybe he meant sustain, meaning to keep alive.
1. To keep in existence; maintain.
2. To supply with necessities or nourishment; provide for.
3. To support from below; keep from falling or sinking; prop.
4. To support the spirits, vitality, or resolution of; encourage.
5. To bear up under; withstand: can't sustain the blistering heat.
6. To experience or suffer: sustained a fatal injury.
7. To affirm the validity of: The judge has sustained the prosecutor's objection.
8. To prove or corroborate; confirm.
9. To keep up (a joke or assumed role, for example) competently.
Originally posted by long pig
Maybe he meant sustain, meaning to keep alive.1. To keep in existence; maintain.
2. To supply with necessities or nourishment; provide for.
3. To support from below; keep from falling or sinking; prop.
4. To support the spirits, vitality, or resolution of; encourage.
5. To bear up under; withstand: can't sustain the blistering heat.
6. To experience or suffer: sustained a fatal injury.
7. To affirm the validity of: The judge has sustained the prosecutor's objection.
8. To prove or corroborate; confirm.
9. To keep up (a joke or assumed role, for example) competently.