Originally posted by Galan007
This would essentially be a repeat of Void vs. Loki.Doom wins.
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Normal Plutonian would be too much for WWH and could give Prime a decent fight, possibly even winning in some cases. And Tony was still understanding how to use his powers and learning. Considering Doom's track record when it comes to mastering stolen powers and the like (often in time far less than a 24 hour period) how he gets "shit stomped" is beyond me.
Originally posted by JakeTheBank
👆Normal Plutonian would be too much for WWH and could give Prime a decent fight, possibly even winning in some cases. And Tony was still understanding how to use his powers and learning. Considering Doom's track record when it comes to mastering stolen powers and the like (often in time far less than a 24 hour period) how he gets "shit stomped" is beyond me.
Tony had the raw power, but lacked the knowledge to use that power to its best. It was only when he began 'studying' under a human scientist who was able to teach him how to better use the exotic side of his powerset, that his powers began to grow astronomically. Give Doom those raw powers, and he wouldn't have to start with the basics like Tony did, because he already has knowledge/mastery of the basics, the intermediate, the advanced, and everything in between (ie. he'd not only have the raw the power, but he'd also have the knowledge to apply that power to his whim right off the bat.) His power/knowledge ratio would be off the charts-- well over 9,000. Additionally, the fact that Doom has stolen/held uber powers (several times) in the past, only helps him here. He already knows what to expect, and wouldn't be 'star struck' by teh powa like other feebs might be.
Regardless, it's worth noting that even with Tony's lack of knowledge, it still took a being channeling the power of entire starS (and burning them out) just to harm him-- and even then, he was purposefully holding back as to not hurt said baddie. The dude was a legit bad motherf*cker.
Point being: Doom stomps here.
Originally posted by Galan007
Exactly.Tony had the raw power, but lacked the knowledge to use that power to its best. It was only when he began 'studying' under a human scientist who was able to teach him how to better use the exotic side of his powerset, that his powers began to grow astronomically. Give Doom those raw powers, and he wouldn't have to start with the basics like Tony did, because he already has knowledge/mastery of the basics, the intermediate, the advanced, and everything in between (ie. he'd not only have the raw the power, but he'd also have the knowledge to apply that power to his whim right off the bat.) His power/knowledge ratio would be off the charts-- well over 9,000. Additionally, the fact that Doom has stolen/held uber powers (several times) in the past, only helps him here. He already knows what to expect, and wouldn't be 'star struck' by teh powa like other feebs might be.
Regardless, it's worth noting that even with Tony's lack of knowledge, it still took a being channeling the power of entire starS (and burning them out) just to harm him-- and even then, he was purposefully holding back as to not hurt said baddie. The dude was a legit bad motherf*cker.
Point being: Doom stomps here.
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Plutonian on his own is a nasty mofo. Giving Doom his power set and way too much time to master his powers (a full day? 😐 ) is like putting a fifth grader and a sixth grader against a college linebacker.
Yup. Tony only understood his powers on a basic(perhaps intermediate) level, yet he was still able to rack up some insane feats. His powerset was based on comprehension-- the more he understood about how to use his powers, the better he was able to use them. For instance: as long as he knew that he had to combine hydrogen and oxygen to make water, he could whip up a lake. Etc.
Doom is smarter than everyone in the Irredeemable-verse combined. Giving him Tony's near-limitless ability to manipulate matter/energy, along with time to acclimate himself with said powers, makes him... Well... Too much for Hulk and Prime to handle, to say the least.