Cullens vs Immortals

Vampires vs Gods from Immortals

I haven't seen the immortals, but the Cullen's are virtually indestructible and incredibly physically powerful. They can run in excess of a hundred miles an hour, and are many thousands of times stronger than any human. So if the gods could be killed, I imagine the Cullen's would have the best chance of doing so.

The gods

Originally posted by Uf_gators96
I haven't seen the immortals, but the Cullen's are virtually indestructible and incredibly physically powerful. They can run in excess of a hundred miles an hour, and are many thousands of times stronger than any human. So if the gods could be killed, I imagine the Cullen's would have the best chance of doing so.

Both seemed on the same speed and strength level.

In terms of speed the Immortals might be quicker, the Cullens stronger.

That said, Poseidon's huge tidal wave feat skews this in favor of the gods.

Originally posted by NemeBro
In terms of speed the Immortals might be quicker, the Cullens stronger.

That said, Poseidon's huge tidal wave feat skews this in favor of the gods.

Considering they were gods, they might be stronger?

Immortals stomp.

Twi vamps have "godlike power, speed, and grace" and they're so durable that it is impossible for them to kill themselves, even by doing things like jumping off a several-thousand foot high cliff face onto solid stone like Carlisle tried, and he was unharmed. Their strength is described as "unimaginable", their speed "instantaneous"..

Oh and they can't drown.. Their actually commonly referred to as just "immortals" throughout the series ironically

But a zippo can take them out. So there's that.

Are we doing that thing again? Where people just cite book shit for movie v forum?

Originally posted by Uf_gators96
I haven't seen the immortals, but the Cullen's are virtually indestructible and incredibly physically powerful. They can run in excess of a hundred miles an hour, and are many thousands of times stronger than any human. So if the gods could be killed, I imagine the Cullen's would have the best chance of doing so.

Can the Cullens withstand a charged hammer shot from Thor or the Hulk's leviathan punch?

Originally posted by Silent Master
Can the Cullens withstand a charged hammer shot from Thor or the Hulk's leviathan punch?

Doubtful, as thy been broken down by less.

Originally posted by NemeBro
In terms of speed the Immortals might be quicker, the Cullens stronger.

That said, Poseidon's huge tidal wave feat skews this in favor of the gods.

Zeus is stronger than any of them.

Immortals win.

Originally posted by The Spleen
How so? And what counter do the Gods have for the incredible powers the Twivamps have?

Poseidon ramming the water produced a tidal wave almost as big as your mother's ass. The Twivamps don't have raw power like that.

How so? And what counter do the Gods have for the incredible powers the Twivamps have?

What "incredible powers" do the Cullens have? I'm assuming you were referring to exotic powers

Exotic Powers of the Cullens:

1. Seeing the future: Only works on Humans and Vampires.
2. Reading Minds: When has that ever helped?
3. Altering Emotions: ... I'll let you figure out how useful that is.
4. Bella: Blocking Vampire Abilities, not God Abilities.

Originally posted by Uf_gators96
Twi vamps have "godlike power, speed, and grace" and they're so durable that it is impossible for them to kill themselves, even by doing things like jumping off a several-thousand foot high cliff face onto solid stone like Carlisle tried, and he was unharmed. Their strength is described as "unimaginable", their speed "instantaneous"..

If this person would take their tongue out of Edwards but hole for a second, he might remember that Bella is the Story Teller of Twilight. If you ever did Advanced English you would know that one of the first questions we ask about a book is: "Is the Narrator a reliable source?" The answer for Twilight is no which is the case of many First Person Novels. And I'd like you to respect the fact that this is Movie Versus not Book Versus, but by all means go ahead and quote the thoughts of a fictional 17 year old air head.