Starkiller vs Khan

Originally posted by Placidity
When has Starkiller ever shown the ability to use the force on someone from Earth, let alone an engineered being like Khan?

Khan resists the force then crushes SK's skull.

there will be an implied concession unless someone can prove^^

Originally posted by Placidity
[B]When has Starkiller ever shown the ability to use the force on someone from Earth, let alone an engineered being like Khan?

I'm assuming it's one of those "herp derp force don't work on beings from different universes" comments

And laugh

Originally posted by StealthRanger
I'm assuming it's one of those "herp derp force don't work on beings from different universes" comments

And laugh

Why would you need to assume anything, I said it outright.

Same reason why Xavier's TP wouldn't work on mutants or other non-humans.

Am I doing it right?

Oh yea, Khan crushes SK's balls and makes him use Force Squeal.

Originally posted by Placidity
Why would you need to assume anything, I said it outright.

Same reason why Xavier's TP wouldn't work on mutants or other non-humans.

Am I doing it right?

Oh yea, Khan crushes SK's balls and makes him use Force Squeal.

fantastic post on so many levels

nut crush is easier than a skull crush

fatality

Originally posted by Placidity
Why would you need to assume anything, I said it outright.

So you're just being an idiot I get it

Guess we'd better go to Flash vs debates and say that his feats are invalid because the speedforce doesn't exist outside of DC

Or psykers can't mind**** Spartan II's because the warp is only in 40K

That and... equivalence

Same reason why Xavier's TP wouldn't work on mutants or other non-humans.

*is assuming this was not a serious comment*

Am I doing it right?

No

Oh yea, Khan crushes SK's balls and makes him use Force Squeal.

:uvalaugh

And Raisen, please go away, nobody likes dickriders

Originally posted by StealthRanger
So you're just being an idiot I get it

Guess we'd better go to Flash vs debates and say that his feats are invalid because the speedforce doesn't exist outside of DC

Or psykers can't mind**** Spartan II's because the warp is only in 40K

That and... equivalence

*is assuming this was not a serious comment*

No

:uvalaugh

And Raisen, please go away, nobody likes dickriders

I think inflection, tone, and nuance is lost in the typed word.....to some at least. the force is weak in you

Originally posted by StealthRanger
So you're just being an idiot I get it

Oops, I was trying to channel you among others.

I've figured out your MO btw - its simply quoting "herp derp". It's a set formula you use:

"Herp derp ("insert opponent's position/strawman"😉" + "You're wrong!"

Here is just a small sample:

Originally posted by StealthRanger
"herp derp travel speed herp derp combat speed" bullshit and such and such)

Originally posted by StealthRanger
And again, for ****s sake, said Saibaiman was as powerful as Raditz so "herp derp killed by Saibaiman" is a meaninless argument

Originally posted by StealthRanger

"herp derp moar powerful than x and y time" doesn't qualify for a higher speed level

And you even change it up a little here with "hurr durr", truly showing your debating range:

Originally posted by StealthRanger

Also the "hurr durr can't do it in combat" excuse kinda died out as a copout excuse years ago

You know, I doubt quan knows who Starkiller is, much less has played the game.

Why make this thread?

quan doesn't know 90% of the characters he argues against.

Khan wins. Starkiller force TKs him so hard that he shatters and splatters to a hundred pieces. A random bone shard comes at Starkiller with such force that it impales him right through his head. Khan heals back from the anal-raping in a few hours time thanks to a Deadpool level healing factor that he actually doesn't even have.

Try to prove me wrong. Ufcknwotm8

👆
Also Star Killer doesnt have any skull crush resisting feats that gives Khan autowin.

Khan dies. period

no skull crush bullshit or orca teeth stupidity lols

We never see Khan not crushing Starkiller's head, so it's pretty obvious he can do it. And we never see Starkiller displaying a talent for not letting his head get crushed, so what proof is there that he's not in to that?

Originally posted by Placidity
Why would you need to assume anything, I said it outright.

Same reason why Xavier's TP wouldn't work on mutants or other non-humans.

Am I doing it right?

Oh yea, Khan crushes SK's balls and makes him use Force Squeal.

Starkiller used the Force to not only catch and effortlessly throw away TIE Fighters, but he also toppled and crashed an entire Star Destroyer from miles away. If that's not enough, Force lightning, Force speed blitz, and light saber throw complete the formula for an utter shit stomp.

Have you even played the video games?

YouTube video

Khan stands little to no chance to defeat Starkiller, and once again, I like Khan, but as so often happens here, he is well out of his league.

Originally posted by Impediment
Starkiller used the Force to not only catch and effortlessly throw away TIE Fighters, but he also toppled and crashed an entire Star Destroyer from miles away. If that's not enough, Force lightning, Force speed blitz, and light saber throw complete the formula for an utter shit stomp.

Have you even played the video games?

YouTube video

Originally posted by Placidity
When has Starkiller ever shown the ability to use the force on someone from Earth, let alone an engineered being like Khan?

Khan resists the force then crushes SK's skull.

He pulled a star destroyer out of the sky. 😆

No, Khan is stated on-screen to be better at everything.

That includes control of the force.

They both belong in the "Star" universe, therefore the force exists in Star Trek as well.

Originally posted by Placidity
No, Khan is stated on-screen to be better at everything.

That includes control of the force.

They both belong in the "Star" universe, therefore the force exists in Star Trek as well.

Most def🙂 😆 😆

Originally posted by Placidity
No, Khan is stated on-screen to be better at everything.

That includes control of the force.

They both belong in the "Star" universe, therefore the force exists in Star Trek as well.

Well played, Placidity.

Well played, indeed.

Originally posted by Impediment
That's what I did to your mom.