OneDumbG0
Find Your Own Fire
Originally posted by Space M ummy
???Apocalypse owned XFactor, the original Xmen team (Scott, Jean, Angel, Beast, Iceman) repeatedly. The entire point of his character was that they could NOT beat him. Apocalypose was literally immune to EVERY assault they could come up with until killed via plot device in Xfactor #74(?).
Sinister was just as bad. Wrecked entire teams of Xmen, blew up the mansion in one shot, and [b]was immune to every attack they could come up with
with the exception of scott's optic blast, which was later revealed to be a feint.Both Sinister and Apocalypse can and have wrecked teams of Xmen by themselves more than once. [/B]
I have never seen Apocalypse or Mr. Sinister wreck a team(s) of X-Men with a single move. Loki's done that. With a single finger. The other time he confronted the X-Men and Alpha Flight he no-sold everything they had and would have stomped them but for the Ones Who Dwell in Shadow.
Originally posted by zopzop
From your own thread :
http://i388.photobucket.com/albums/oo326/OneDumbG0/Loki%20Fights/LokivsApocalypse06.jpgLoki's ass ran. Where did he acknowledge Loki as superior in anything except turning tail and fleeing? As you can see he didn't even fear Loki saying much of what he says are lies and that he had to prepare because "HE IS NOT ALONE IN HIS HATRED OF OUR KIND".
Loki left.
"Master, he is powerful... and a god. If he chooses to destroy us, how can humanity stand against him?" And how did Apocalypse respond with his base and Celestial tech wrecked? Like this: "Humanity must grow strong .. and quickly, Caliban."
If Apocalypse (or Caliban) truly felt like he stomped Loki, the obvious answer would have been, "I'll stop him as easy as I just did." That wasn't the case. Your one-sided interpretation of this fight fails to see the forest for the trees. Loki's feats outstrip Apocalypse's. And that fight wasn't one-sided in either respect. Apocalypse's owns words betray his own trepidation at being knocked around as equally as Loki was and having his Celestial tech utterly thwarted -- all in his own base where he had the opening move.
Then again, coming from the guy who thought Galactus sweat drops were an indication that Odin was definitively Galactus' peer, your hasty generalizations at this juncture are not surprising.