Morgoth Bauglir versus Marka Ragnos

Morgoth was the Devil of the LOTR Universe, at one point he was stronger than all the Valar combined.

Morgoth destroys Ragnos in 0.000000000000000001 seconds.

Not as fast as Galactus would.

What has Margoth done to make him pwn Ragnos?

Originally posted by Jabba the Hutt
Not as fast as Galactus would.

haha so true. And what has Ragnso done to pwn Morgoth? Nothing. Ragnos is an infinity because no one knows anything about him. At least there was a huge 300 page book on Morgoths wars and stuff.

Originally posted by darthsith19
What has Margoth done to make him pwn Ragnos?

Um... he was a uber powerful Demigod.

We don't know that. The narrator just says that he was "The most powerful of powerful." So is Artoo so that means nothing. Everyone assumes that hes uber pwnagelike just because he was able to "keep Naga and Lodo in line." Even though I'm still convinced that he was just giving them blow jobs under there desks every Friday, which they liked and so decided not to kill him. There is still no proof what so ever that says he even was a demi-god, but that he was just super powerful. But hey guess what, GL says Anakin is the most powerful force user EVER. (Pre-Suit and if he Had like, a thousand years of training.) So I guess marka isn't "The most powerful of powerful" now is he? And like I mentioned before there is no indication of EXACTLY how powerful marka is. So saying he's a demi-god is an assumption, not a fact. While it IS a fact that Morgoth WAS a demi-god.

Originally posted by Blaxican_Hydra
We don't know that. The narrator just says that he was "The most powerful of powerful." So is Artoo so that means nothing. Everyone assumes that hes uber pwnagelike just because he was able to "keep Naga and Lodo in line." Even though I'm still convinced that he was just giving them blow jobs under there desks every Friday, which they liked and so decided not to kill him. There is still no proof what so ever that says he even was a demi-god, but that he was just super powerful. But hey guess what, GL says Anakin is the most powerful force user EVER. (Pre-Suit and if he Had like, a thousand years of training.) So I guess marka isn't "The most powerful of powerful" now is he? And like I mentioned before there is no indication of EXACTLY how powerful marka is. So saying he's a demi-god is an assumption, not a fact. While it IS a fact that Morgoth WAS a demi-god.

Yep, all true.

Originally posted by Great Vengeance
Yep, all true.

Damn right!!! And people say I can't debate... I'm just a lazy bastard. But the whole *Marka=R2 and Jesus combined* is pissing me off now...

Ragnos is Artoo's pet monkey-lizard, threepion g00ns!

Damn right!!!

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Here is a good picture of Morgoth. He was not a servant of the "shadow," he was the "shadow" itself.

^ At that point Morgoth was terribly weak. He was harmed by a freaking elf. A single Jedi would be enough for him.

That was a result of Fingolfin's sword.

I doubt a lightsaber would have any effect on being made of hellfire.

What was so great about Ringil?

It was a sword fashioned by the ancient elves, people who were similar to the Maiar in Valinor. Fingolfin was the greatest of those elves, and his sword was created with the power to harm beings such as Balrogs, or anything else that the dark forces could muster.

Originally posted by Hokage Yoda
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Could you stop doing that? It is awefully annoying and spamming...

I don't remember reading anything about it having magical properties. I know it shines and sparkles, but that's it.

Every weapon in Lord of the Rings universe, if forged by the ancients have magical properties that are harmful to the minions of Morgoth. Fingolfin was a being who would put Gandalf on his ass in less than 2s most likely.

He wouldn't pwn Gandalf, but it'd be pretty close in terms of a fight. Considering that Morgoth at that point was still described by Tolkien as being the mightiest being in Arda, and Fingolfin dealt him some pretty nasty wounds, it's testament to his power.