Originally posted by Knowsbleed33
lawlz all you want. The only thing you have as a basis is one instance where Thor might as well have been firing a super-soaker at Juggernaut.
So let me break this down so I understand:
- Juggernaut was hit by the God Blast.
- The God Blast did not damage Juggernaut.
- As such, it doesn't matter how much more powerful the God Blast can get as it didn't damage Cain in that instance.
So based on that, the God Blast cannot damage Cain, circumstances being present or not?
GTFO.
Originally posted by Rage.Of.Olympus
We've seen Juggernaut -even this incarnation- being harmed by far lesser forces than the ones in this thread. That's all the proof he needs.It's up to you to prove that he can resist being destroyed by these beings now.
He resisted being destroyed within Oblivion's realm. That's far more power than anything in this thread. He's functioned as purely a skeleton just in his classic incarnation. 8th Day wouldn't be phased by anything in this gauntlet.
Next.
Juggernaut is one of the most durable characters in universe.
He has power of Cyttorak, who is on level of Elder God.
He is not invincible though as Cyttorak is not invincible.
If Living Tribunal wanted to beat the hell out of Cyttorak he could.
At 2 there is Hulk with Power Gem. Power Gem gives user all power in universe on scale at Living Tribunal.
Does not need to be Hulk with it, can be anyone.
Power Gem > Cyttorak, so > Juggernaut