Fine giving an explanation of a character's ability and the reason why simply isn't enough? Fine until I get the issue and number. Omit Havok from my list since for some reason we are going off subject and focusing on the minutia of the bigger picture. Would that make people happy now? Banshee and Ironman. Until I get scans on here, let's move on past Havok. Ok, can we get off his sac and move on to the original discussion?
Originally posted by NewjakDidn't want this getting lost so soon
Listen people nimrod didn't use simple sonics to put down Juggernaut. He used a high potent frequency weapon from the future that effected Cain's nervous system which stopped him from being able to move and it's effect wouldn't last long. Besides for any other hero to use this attack they would have to know what frequency was being used in the first place.Next whoever wrote that should know that Cain's body really isn't like a normal humans anymore. Cain did once walk around as nothing more than a skeleton so what is an attack on his nervous system really going to do?
Edit: Plus Cain has used a Thunder Clap before and he didn't knock himself out using it.
From marveldirectory.com
Limitations: The Juggernaut does have certain vulnerabilities. He can be affected by mystical forces of sufficient strength. Without his helmet and/or skullcap, both constructed of an unknown mystical metal, he is vulnerable to psionic attacks against his mind. Nimrod, a robot from the future of an alternate Earth, successfully attacked the Juggernaut's mind and nervous system with advanced weaponry producing tight-beam high-frequency sound waves and a synapse dislocate that jammed his neural impulses. However, had the Juggernaut used his force field, perhaps he might have proved invulnerable even to these futuristic weapons.
So what if he did use his force field. Would Nimrod still have been able to knock him out? Also it was not only sound waves but a synapse dislocate that jams his nervous system. Alone sound waves wouldn't do squat
Originally posted by LordFearWelll it's the idea that the attack would have never reached him but would probably have been absorbed by the field.
From marveldirectory.com
Limitations: The Juggernaut does have certain vulnerabilities. He can be affected by mystical forces of sufficient strength. Without his helmet and/or skullcap, both constructed of an unknown mystical metal, he is vulnerable to psionic attacks against his mind. Nimrod, a robot from the future of an alternate Earth, successfully attacked the Juggernaut's mind and nervous system with advanced weaponry producing tight-beam high-frequency sound waves and a synapse dislocate that jammed his neural impulses. However, had the Juggernaut used his force field, perhaps he might have proved invulnerable even to these futuristic weapons.So what if he did use his force field. Would Nimrod still have been able to knock him out? Also it was not only sound waves but a synapse dislocate that jams his nervous system. Alone sound waves wouldn't do squat
Anyways like I said it wasn't pure sound that messed Cain up.