He's never absorbed something as esoteric as an enchantment though. Even the more exotic stuff he's absorbed he's had some way of interacting with. He absorbed Sentry's energy, Hulk's gamma energy, Asgard, etc... But that is stuff that can be interacted with and drained.
He could probably absorb his powers through touching the Ruby, but even if he could take it directly from Cain, Cytorrak would more than likely say no deal and yank the powers away.
There's a possibility, but there's just as much if not more possibility that he wouldn't be able to.
Re: The Juggernaut
Originally posted by KingD19What environment do you think they're fighting in? OP didn't specify which means featureless environment unless they changed that.
On the contrary.
The original poster of this thread (OP) DID specify where they're fighting.
Check out his opening post again:
Originally posted by Supermex
Who wins?
No prep..Cls.Juggernaut
Vs
1.Colossus
2.Thing
3.Crusher Creel
4.Flint Marko
5.Sasquatch
6.Rulk
7.Cls.Abomination
8.Cls.Hercules
Can Juggy clear the list?
Juggy gets no health insurance or regain after each fight.All fights happen in NYC.
Can Juggy clear it?
"All fights happen in New York City" (NYC).
Which is not a featureless environment at all.
It's big buildings near big ocean with lots of interact-able resources in and around this area.
Originally posted by KingD191. if I'm blind I might walk into a cement pit too.
2. where do you think they're fighting that Ben has access to all this BFR material?
3. OP certainly doesn't mention it.
4. If Ben just has e fantasti-car lying around, I can just as easily say Cain brought Black Tom along and he's blasting the hell out of the other guy to distract them.
5. in his classic days, Cain's enchantment did prevent him from sinking. He swam after the X-Men faster than he could run, and even Jean keeping him lifted up with TK just made him walk on the air.
6. You clearly don't get it. Thing literally can't touch him through that force field.
7. And he can't be moved by anything Thing can dish out. So how will he bfr him if he can't even make him move?
1. He also did it to himself by jumping into a clothing store whereupon a coat fell on his head ... (Marve Team Up, final issue, Spider-Man + X-Men, MTU#150 iirc)
2. New York City.
3. OP does mention it
4. This is a scenario matchup. It's fine if you don't want to allow it, but that is the first thing that came to mind, and is indeed something Ben would have access to under normal "fighting in NYC" conditions. Also he's used vehicles to try for battlefield BFR before. Not all of them WORKED, mind you, but he did try to use them to do that.
5. Scans or absolutely none of that happened.
What you're saying doesn't make much sense even by comic book standards, and is directly contradicted by the events of Juggernaut's first encounter with Spider-Man.
6. The forcefield is not always active. He had a forcefield in MTU #150, after all. Rogue still managed to touch him and absorb his power when caught in Jug's bearhug.
7. Juggernaut was moved by Spider-Man yanking a sewer plate out from underneath him. So was Black Tom. If you can't move Juggernaut, move the ground he's standing on. Thing is more than strong enough to accomplish that.
Given #7, I'd be interested to see how far Thing has successfully tossed a weight of about a thousand pounds. If its over a mile or two, Thing could certainly BFR Juggy by throwing him out into New York Harbor.
In THAT body of water, at least, Juggy sinks instead of floating.
(See first Spider-Man versus Juggernaut fight.)
Originally posted by bluewaterrider7. Juggernaut was moved by Spider-Man yanking a sewer plate out from underneath him. So was Black Tom. If you can't move Juggernaut, move the ground he's standing on. Thing is more than strong enough to accomplish that.
Given #7, I'd be interested to see how far Thing has successfully tossed a weight of about a thousand pounds. If its over a mile or two, Thing could certainly BFR Juggy by throwing him out into New York Harbor.
In THAT body of water, at least, Juggy sinks instead of floating.
(See first Spider-Man versus Juggernaut fight.)
mmm
That's actually not QUITE so far-fetched as I thought, then.
I can see how that would get conflated into "walking on air" over the course of time, too ...
Actually, I have heard, think I've even seen, images from bygone day where somebody actually DID walk on air, though it wasn't the Juggernaut.
Certainly Doctor Strange and Invisible Woman are adept at tricks like that ...
Originally posted by bluewaterrider
mmmActually, I have heard, think I've even seen, images from bygone day where somebody actually DID walk on air, though it wasn't the Juggernaut.
Originally posted by KingD19Thing fights with heart, not smarts. All he does is try to outmuscle the other guy, and if that won't work, he just takes a beating.
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Have you ever actually seen the Thing FIGHT an opponent in Juggernaut's class?
Check out Fantastic Four #s 25 and 26 when you get the chance.