Using Crossover evidence SS couldn't hurt Cyborg and Para who is much more powerful than the Surfer blindsided him. The two thirds to a third poll result reflects the Marvel fanboy to people who read all comics proportion on this forum. 😄 Basic percentages, 2 Wolverine fanboys for everyone who reads the Authority 😄
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Originally posted by whirlysplat
Using Crossover evidence SS couldn't hurt Cyborg and Para who is much more powerful than the Surfer blindsided him. The two thirds to a third poll result reflects the Marvel fanboy to people who read all comics proportion on this forum. 😄 Basic percentages, 2 Wolverine fanboys for everyone who reads the Authority 😄Keep the faith 😄
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Not quite. Ive already explained the SS and cyborg conflict. They never had a fight they exchanged energy bolts before they were interrupted. SS being a hero shot a bolt to gain cyborgs measure and found out it wasnt effective he never put enough power into it. That is insufficient evidence to come to such a conclusion im afraid. Going by all of his crossover appearances SS would win in a confrontation with Supes.
Originally posted by whirlysplat
Well Supes beat Thor and the Hulk pretty easily. As well as being pretty much the only one left standing against Krona. hmmmmmmmmmmmm
Using crossovers Surfer does what😄Wolverine fanboys ratio on here 2:1
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Going by crossovers Supes beats Thor after a major struggle. Supes beats Hulk if he quickly takes him out before he's gotten ridiculously angry. SS could beat both of them if written to the best of his ability. We're not talking about wolverine fanboys or even the poll thats nothing to do with me i havent even voted yet.
According to the Read Me AGAIN sticky:
Board Rule #3Basic knowledge
Each side receives basic knowledge of the other. A good measure of this would be what the general population of the character's homeworld knows. For example, that Superman has a weakness to Kryptonite is general knowledge, but that he's Clark Kent is not.
So, what does that mean?
SS: So you must be Superman, that dude with the kryptonite weakness everybody's been talking about. Man, pity about that. *kryptonite blast*
SM: too...unconscious....to....reply
That takes care of that.
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Originally posted by demigawd
According to the Read Me AGAIN sticky:[b]Board Rule #3
Basic knowledge
Each side receives basic knowledge of the other. A good measure of this would be what the general population of the character's homeworld knows. For example, that Superman has a weakness to Kryptonite is general knowledge, but that he's Clark Kent is not.So, what does that mean?
SS: So you must be Superman, that dude with the kryptonite weakness everybody's been talking about. Man, pity about that. *kryptonite blast*
SM: too...unconscious....to....reply
That takes care of that.
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It was agreed earlier in the thread that the Kryptonite Weakness would not be exploited😄
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Originally posted by demigawd
Why wouldn't it be exploited? that's kinda cheating. What does Superman give up in exchange?
because it was agreed otherwise Surfer Wins, level playing field 😄
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Read the Rules (I think it says preagreed or something) this happened in the early pages of this thread for the latter part😄
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