Originally posted by Utrigita
Allow me to ask a question concerning the Nuclear Man...Is it correct that it was only the detonations of every nuclear weapons on earth apon contact with the sun combined with a hair from Superman what was made his "birth" possible?
If this indeed is the case then how do you count on getting the required Nuclear Weapons to the Sun which travel time with a rocket last time I checked was estimated to be five months...
You are correct, in these Vs battles though, a "feat" is generally a feat, so a little freedom is required here.
But if you're really going to cry about it, fine, no Nuclear Man. Lex would shoot his ass with a gun, or hire several assassins to shoot him, as not to get his hands dirty.
FIRSTLY: What about Voldemort's Horcruxes? Lex certainly wouldn't be able to kill Voldemort if he still had his Horcruxes.
SECONDLY: Voldemort rarely ever does that kind of stuff himself, he sends the Death Eaters to do his dirty work for him, while he sets his mind to other matters- stuff he wouldn't trust his Death Eaters with. I am pretty sure that one of Voldemort's many spies would find out about Lex's plan beforehand and that he would send a couple of Death Eaters to dispose of Lex before he even had time to plan out a way of killing Voldemort (who, you MUST remember, had ways of being unable to die).
And oh yes, Voldemort and his Death Eaters have the advantage of invisibility and magical stealth. And in the case of Voldemort- possession.
Originally posted by Utrigita
Sorry I used the danish version of the word the correct word in english would be the Imperio Curse, which I believe Voldemort during his battle with harry in the Goblet of fire but I'm not positive. They would also have to locate Voldemort which can easily teleport himself around on the battlefield as he showed was within his power when he arrived to kill and later battle Dumbledore.
The Imperius Curse. And no, Voldemort used the Killing Curse during the battle with Harry, in GoF. Harry countered it with the Disarming Charm. Of course, Voldemort did use it BEFORE they battled, to try to make Harry answer 'no' when asked if he wanted the Cruciatus Curse used on him again. But Harry threw it off.
And it's called Apparating/Disapparating, not teleporting. And he battled Dumbledore in OoTP but never killed him.
Originally posted by Disturbed Angel
Sorry, but I must make the correction. Or I will explode.The Imperius Curse. And no, Voldemort used the Killing Curse during the battle with Harry, in GoF. Harry countered it with the Disarming Charm. Of course, Voldemort did use it BEFORE they battled, to try to make Harry answer 'no' when asked if he wanted the Cruciatus Curse used on him again. But Harry threw it off.
And it's called Apparating/Disapparating, not teleporting. And he battled Dumbledore in OoTP but never killed him.
That's entirely okay.
But he used it which was my point.
I wasn't aware of what everything is called in the english version so I just used the words that I thought bescribed it best. Also I realise that try kill Harry should have been placed.
Originally posted by Robtard
You are correct, in these Vs battles though, a "feat" is generally a feat, so a little freedom is required here.But if you're really going to cry about it, fine, no Nuclear Man. Lex would shoot his ass with a gun, or hire several assassins to shoot him, as not to get his hands dirty.
A feat that Luthor can just replicate like that?
I merely mention that from my point of view, the feat is entirely acceptable but the scenario that you outlined was based on the circumstances that Luthor (from what I know) had no control over and that his chances ore replicating it are very small if not nearly nonexistent within the given timeframe.
Originally posted by Utrigita
That's entirely okay.But he used it which was my point.
I wasn't aware of what everything is called in the english version so I just used the words that I thought bescribed it best. Also I realise that try kill Harry should have been placed.
Originally posted by Disturbed Angel1. Last time Voldemort was fatally attacked but still had his Horcruxes of f@ggotry, he spent the next 13-14 years coming back to power. In a forum battle, he does not have the luxury of time, and given Lex's intelligence, even if we stretch the fight he can and will find the Horcruxes and have them destroyed.
FIRSTLY: What about Voldemort's Horcruxes? Lex certainly wouldn't be able to kill Voldemort if he still had his Horcruxes.SECONDLY: Voldemort rarely ever does that kind of stuff himself, he sends the Death Eaters to do his dirty work for him, while he sets his mind to other matters- stuff he wouldn't trust his Death Eaters with. I am pretty sure that one of Voldemort's many spies would find out about Lex's plan beforehand and that he would send a couple of Death Eaters to dispose of Lex before he even had time to plan out a way of killing Voldemort (who, you MUST remember, had ways of being unable to die).
And oh yes, Voldemort and his Death Eaters have the advantage of invisibility and magical stealth. And in the case of Voldemort- possession.
2. So he can invade on Lex's prep-time? That is against forum rules, but two can play at that game. Within the first day, Lex drops a nuclear bomb on Voldemort. So yeah, Voldemort is not allowed to invade on his prep time.
Not quiet only Lex, since he was given the prep time, Voldemort doesn't gain any because he (unlike Lex) doesn't know that he is to battle a person in three months. However I'm unaware to what extent both Characters have knowlegde of each other... In The Comic Versus it's basic knowlegde about the Characters...
I would assume that since wizards have direct contact with political officials, Lord Voldemort has a pretty good grasp of muggle personalities in politics and major figures in business, and the like. In this scenario, Lex is fully aware of what is going on in the wizarding world(I'll leave the speculation as to how up to you), and is working covert to kill LV in three months.