Eh, I could see Manhattan self-replicating into an army of 50-100 of himself and then nuking the Avengers. Manhattan can usually single-handedly outnumber any of his opponents. Even teams. But The Watchmen aren't really suited for Vs. forum matches. They had a single stand alone arc independent of any other super-powered characters in a closed setting. There's not really anything to draw parallels from.
Originally posted by Stunner2xx
face it thor fanboysThe Doc Solos
gotta be crazy to think otherwise
hell he can BFR all of them at once
facepalm
Originally posted by Doctor-Alvis
I can see everyone except Thor, who apparently has resistance, being disintegrated immediately. Then... I dunno, sufficate Thor?
wut?...
Originally posted by illadelph12
Eh, I could see Manhattan self-replicating into an army of 50-100 of himself and then nuking the Avengers. Manhattan can usually single-handedly outnumber any of his opponents. Even teams. But The Watchmen aren't really suited for Vs. forum matches. They had a single stand alone arc independent of any other super-powered characters in a closed setting. There's not really anything to draw parallels from.
Loki has created 5 clones of himself, doesn't mean he can create an army.
Manhattan has vast powers. He was stated as being able to destroy large areas of the Soviet Union instantly in the event of war, while at the same time disabling most of the incomming nukes.
It comes down to how he and Thor are able to affect each other. Could be anything from a stalemate to instant destruction of both.
Originally posted by MshinuThor has been stated to be able to destroy planets...
Manhattan has vast powers. He was stated as being able to destroy large areas of the Soviet Union instantly in the event of war, while at the same time disabling most of the incomming nukes.It comes down to how he and Thor are able to affect each other. Could be anything from a stalemate to instant destruction of both.
Originally posted by Kris Blaze
Loki has created 5 clones of himself, doesn't mean he can create an army.
If each clone has the same abilities as the originator, including the ability to self replicate, the numbers can grow exponentially. It was never established that Manhattan was limited in the number of duplicates of himself he could create, and it was also alluded to that he could create independent life. Given the limited nature of the story it can't be substantiated, but one could infer given the limited examples and following a line of reasoning that it's a possibility.
Or one could disagree.
Originally posted by Charmander
But you're not very intelligent.Evidenced by saying Thor would be BFR'd when he can teleport back.
I am smarter than doom with 10 years of prep
but anyways thor gets bft...he comes back and gets bfr again constantly so for all intensive purposes he is removed from the match, although he returns he will be uneffective since all his time will be spent returning
The doctor is toooo much here. Face the facts or don't but the outcome remains the same
Originally posted by Stunner2xxWhat a terrible post.
I am smarter than doom with 10 years of prep
but anyways thor gets bft...he comes back and gets bfr again constantly so for all intensive purposes he is removed from the match, although he returns he will be uneffective since all his time will be spent returningThe doctor is toooo much here. Face the facts or don't but the outcome remains the same
If this is applicable to DM, then it's also applicable to Thor. Thor BFR's him repeatedly.
Plus, DM would also be ineffective too... since all his time will be spent BFR'ing Thor... 😐
Originally posted by Charmander
What a terrible post.If this is applicable to DM, then it's also applicable to Thor. Thor BFR's him repeatedly.
Plus, DM would also be ineffective too... since all his time will be spent BFR'ing Thor... 😐
thats where you wrong
he can make a clone or many clones of him self and their sole purpose is to BFR him
bottom line this fight ends up turning into thor vs watchmen
Originally posted by illadelph12
If each clone has the same abilities as the originator, including the ability to self replicate, the numbers can grow exponentially. It was never established that Manhattan was limited in the number of duplicates of himself he could create, and it was also alluded to that he could create independent life. Given the limited nature of the story it can't be substantiated, but one could infer given the limited examples and following a line of reasoning that it's a possibility.Or one could disagree.
Most of us would simply understand that assuming that someone can create hundreds of copies, simply because they can make 5, is a hell of a speculation. We also don't know if each clone is as strong as the original.
In the original Avengers we are talking about an ill defined collective of heroes. Thor\'s hammer still had all it\'s time control and spatial powers which were later removed. Thor did not use these powers though when the book was written. If we are assumng he has these mystical abilities, he removes Manhattan from the fight down the time stream and the other Watchmen lose in seconds.