Originally posted by Galan007
Same coin... What can FL accomplish by staying out of reach?
Originally posted by Knowsbleed33
It's been shown that herald levels of the power cosmic have no affect on Juggernaut so Firelord has no long-range options.It's BFR or bust.
Valid points, but the bottom line is the absolute most juggernaut can accomplish is a stalemate. If we allow BFR, FL wins. If we disallow BFR, it is a draw.
What can FL accomplish by staying out of reach? He takes away Juggernaut's primary power, and only advantage.
Direct ranged assaults from FL onto Juggernaut may have little or no effect, but the same cannot be said for Juggernaut's environment. That's FL's advantage that Juggernaut doesn't have. Essentially the coin is neither can do anything to the other directly, but the coin is weighted in Firelord's favor because he can do anything to the environment on which Juggernaut stands. Same can't be said for Juggernaut in respect to Firelord.
Again the whole point is moot if we disallow BFR.
Suppose Firelord blows up the planet from orbital space, and juggernaut survives but cannot accrue momentum in the direction of firelord since he is now in space-vacuum. He'll just drift in space indefinitely.
FL can used ranged attacks to propel him in the direction of a black hole, a sun, super-nova, etc. Since juggs is in space and cannot gain friction for forward momentum, he's helpless. So bottom line, juggs can't be hurt, but he can't do anything either. Firelord can control (or remove) juggs' environment, while juggs still cannot do anything to FL.
Ehhhh zero G vs. gravity modification. I guess he's not really walking in mid-air. But, he was advancing on Jean Grey while she had him suspended in mid-air. He did this twice.