He spanked him easily. Stryfe was useless. Apocalypse is the most dangerous when he comes to fight. He usually always has some plans, schemes things and when it doesn't work he simply escapes, actually goes away. Now he simply came to fight and crush Stryfe and was in full power. He is far above Stryfe or God-like Cable.
Originally posted by Survivor19
Truth to be told, it's not like Stryfe has high-level feats comparable to God-level Cable...
But Nur showed him who is DA MAN.
Well, he did rule Earth, until Apocalypse came and we know Stryfe and God-like Cable power level is the same.
Anyway, Apocalypse could probably stomp them both at the same time.
My question is: will they ever explain what happens to Apoc's visit with the Celestials? Or do we have to assume that they judged him and let him go?
Now that Apoc finally has the perfect host body, what next? His future self failed to merge with Stryfe (or Cable) in the Adventures of Cyclops & Phoenix. His past self failed to merge with Nate Grey during the Twelve series.. So, now we wonder just how much more powerful is he?
Originally posted by demarius_b
My question is: will they ever explain what happens to Apoc's visit with the Celestials? Or do we have to assume that they judged him and let him go?
Maybe we will see it the future.
Originally posted by demarius_b
Now that Apoc finally has the perfect host body, what next? His future self failed to merge with Stryfe (or Cable) in the Adventures of Cyclops & Phoenix. His past self failed to merge with Nate Grey during the Twelve series.. So, now we wonder just how much more powerful is he?
Guess he will be more powerful and the powerful Stryfe body means he won't burn out in some time.
His future self failed to merge with Stryfe (or Cable) in the Adventures of Cyclops & Phoenix
His past self failed to merge with Nate Grey during the Twelve series
Anyway, his power level does not depends on body. It's in fact reversed. Powerful bodies are needed to handle his power...
BUMP
In March, 2010, Louise Simonson returns to the Marvel Universe with "X-Factor: Forever," a five issue mini-series that picks up where the writer's original "X-Factor" run left off in 1991.
http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=article&id=24084
The Celestials have begun to keep a sharp eye on evolving humankind. Apocalypse believes he knows why, and that mutantkind has a desperate and pervasive problem that puts humanity, itself, at risk of extinction. The arrival of a Celestial poses a deadly threat, and X-Factor and Apocalypse - deadly enemies - must join forces to prove humanity's worthiness before the colossus can use his vast power to destroy the Earth.
Whoa, Simonson writing Apocalypse again?
The Celestials have begun to keep a sharp eye on evolving humankind. Apocalypse believes he knows why, and that mutantkind has a desperate and pervasive problem that puts humanity, itself, at risk of extinction. The arrival of a Celestial poses a deadly threat, and X-Factor and Apocalypse - deadly enemies - must join forces to prove humanity's worthiness before the colossus can use his vast power to destroy the Earth.
Originally posted by MadMadTitan
Will Apocalypse finally come back guys?
Returning to the X-titles once again, panelists announced that old villains will make their way back into the books. Apocalypse being a major force returning to the titles“The beginning of next year, you’ll be seeing Stryfe, Apocalypse, more of the old villains,” said Cebulski.
Originally posted by Bad Ash231
http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=article&id=22742
Ash! This is great news, bro! Stryfe and Apocalypse will rock!!!!!!!
Originally posted by Blanket
Why would we be seeing Stryfe I wonder?Hmm...
Apocalypse likely harvested the original Stryfe's dna to create a precession of host bodies and guarantee he doesn't run out, then Stryfe escapes.
Either that or it's a different Stryfe from an alternate point in the timeline.
