Hm. It's hard for me to imagine Destroyer's attacks causing much (if any) damage to the Entropy Aegis armor, when Darkseid's omega beams essentially just bounced off it- though I won't exclude it as a possibility.
However, I am curious how the Destroyer would fare against the EA's entropic blasts..? Entropy is, after all, the single most destructive force in the DCU (aside from Robin's butthole, of course.) g007-psyduck
Originally posted by Galan007
Thor stops time around Prime, then sends him hurling throughout the dimensions. He wins.I'm just talking about armor vs. armor- hosts excluded.
It could rend time and space. Even though that place was controlled by the Quintessence (Shazam, Ganthet, Phantom Stranger, Zeus and Highfather). It was even said that the one wearing it, wielded the powers of Entropy itself.
shrug
Originally posted by Batman-PrimeHe was able to bust his way into the 'location' where the Quintessence was interviewing Superman, via rending time/space- which is certainly impressive. But I'm not sure you'd get the same result if a time-stop attack was used directly against the armor..?
It could rend time and space. Even though that place was controlled by the Quintessence (Shazam, Ganthet, Phantom Stranger, Zeus and Highfather). It was even said that the one wearing it, wielded the powers of Entropy itself.shrug
Originally posted by shokosugi
SBP's resistance to magic and speed is the key here IMO
Shoko are you saying the only chance Prime has against RKT is his high , if not immunity to magic? Are you saying that the mighty Prime cannot beat this version of thor with all his amazing powers and his incredible abilities.
If you make a character immune to something like magic, then put him up against another character thats based on magic what do people expect.
prime 6/10 mabey 7/10 with magical resistance
RKT 10/10 without
Simply put RKT is on another level then prime.
As far as the recton punch, that is the faggediest skill i have ever seen. want to give prime a new ability GREAT, but a recton punch that can punch though reality and time. Yeah his fist went forward faster then any hearld so it casued this reaction. ITs no wonder the superman franchises is dieing.
Originally posted by KuRuPT ThanosiThere was PIS on all sides. Yes, it was definitely PIS that Prime was able to harm Mxy. It's an even bigger load of BS that Annataz was able to depower Mxy, considering (per Prime) Mxy was by far the most powerful magical being he'd ever come across- ie. Mxy >> Annataz.
well there is that friend... n the fact that mxy got one of the worst cases of p.I.s. in history...and prime needed help just to depower mxy enough to even try n take him on.
So how the fuk did a weaker being (Annataz) negatively affect/depower a far more powerful being (Mxy)..? Rule of deduction says that hardcore PIS/CIS are the only logical answer(s).
Originally posted by shokosugi
fact is magic doesnt work against sbp.
Fact is..it does.
So if magic is used to create a red sun, then drop it on SBP...is superboy prime immune? Because Odin has willed multiple suns into being with magic.
Being "immune" to magic doesn't really mean much if magic can be indirectly used to amp the user's base stats, and THEN beat you senseless.
If RKT can boost his speed or strength a hundredfold through magical means, SBP isn't going to be "immune" to the increase.
Originally posted by Galan007
Hm. It's hard for me to imagine Destroyer's attacks causing much (if any) damage to the Entropy Aegis armor, when Darkseid's omega beams essentially just bounced off it- though I won't exclude it as a possibility.However, I am curious how the Destroyer would fare against the EA's entropic blasts..? Entropy is, after all, the single most destructive force in the DCU (aside from Robin's butthole, of course.) g007-psyduck
Originally posted by Space M ummyPretty much.
Fact is..it does.So if magic is used to create a red sun, then drop it on SBP...is superboy prime immune? Because Odin has willed multiple suns into being with magic.
Being "immune" to magic doesn't really mean much if magic can be indirectly used to amp the user's base stats, and THEN beat you senseless.
If RKT can boost his speed or strength a hundredfold through magical means, SBP isn't going to be "immune" to the increase.
Prime may be immune (or at least highly resistant to) direct magical attacks, but there's no reason to assume magic used indirectly against him would be ineffective. Like you said, if RKT were to use his magic to transform the battlefield into earth-prime Kryptonite, and/or create red sunlight, Prime would be affected.
Originally posted by King KandyI apologize, the AE armor didn't tank Darkseid's omega beams- it tanked the omega effect.
One of Destroyer's regular blasts sliced Mjolnir in two; Odin said its strongest attack (disintegration beam) could have killed him. The Omega Beams have also bounced off of WW's bracers and superman's heat vision so I don't see them as comparable at all.
Anywho, WW only blocked the beams. As for Superman blocking the effect via HV- I hope you realize the ridiculousness of that. T'was truly a one-time thing. After all, if Superman were capable of consistently blocking the OE with his HV, then why did he hide behind the AE armor when Darkseid used it during OWAW? (KNEEL before my abbreviations!!!)
Heck even the omega beams have proven themselves capable of incapacitating Superman as recently as Countdown. Just saying.
Originally posted by Galan007
He was able to bust his way into the 'location' where the Quintessence was interviewing Superman, via rending time/space- which is certainly impressive. But I'm not sure you'd get the same result if a time-stop attack was used directly against the armor..?
The Quintessence sensed that someone is coming and they didn't prevent it, either because they couldn't or didn't want, anyway, they seemed impressed and even awed by the Armor.
I think it's more then capable to protect SBP from KT worst, while the Destroyer had it's limits.