Originally posted by carver9
So many superman fans. Superman dies horribly in this fight. This is worst than the other fight with superman vs the avengers that people are still debating on thinking superman is going to win.
Superman BFRs the Juggernaut and straight up owns Magneto and Apocalypse. 😐.
Originally posted by braz
Could Superman penetrate Mag's force field? 😕
Given enough drive he might punch through it, but never the less he doesn't have to since he can still go intangible via Super Speed and knock Magneto unconscious with his pinky. Besides Magneto won't be putting the shield up before Superman gets to him.
Originally posted by carver9
So many superman fans. Superman dies horribly in this fight. This is worst than the other fight with superman vs the avengers that people are still debating on thinking superman is going to win.
You mean Superman vs bricks & Sersi? There's no debate there. Just stubborn haters not realizing when they have lost an argument.
Originally posted by jasonk3
no stalemate. Superman wins.
Meh, technically it IS a stalemate. Classic Juggernaut can't be hurt by Superman, and nor can he be (permanently) BFR'd.
It'd be one boring ass fight, what with Juggernaut walking the LIGHTYEARS back to earth, but TECHINCALLY, by forum rules, the Juggernaut wouldn't lose. 😬.
hang on, how can you say "classic juggernaut" would even survive a confrontation with Superman?
1) this is neutral ground or an amalgam universe and thus Cyttorak isn't anywhere near as influential
and even if you must assume that some how Cyttorak is influential in this domain too, it's still only a fraction of Cyttorak's power that the Juggernaut charm manifests and so not infinite (and anyway, it's impossible for it to be infinite, just a complete and absolute idiocy for people to think that).
2) Superman could toss juggernaut into the sun, and wait for cain marko to grow old and die on his +walk+ back to Earth.
3) Superman could strap Juggernaut onto some passing astroid so that he can't "walk" and is instead sent flying across the galaxy