Magneto -Vs- Juggernaut

Started by StiltmanFTW6 pages

Originally posted by carver9
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Originally posted by Supermex
Juggernaut armor is just not Mystical Armor.. It's the Will of Cyttorack. Magneto can suppress the Juggernauts momentum by generating force barriers or using a power enough Energy beam could even toss the Juggernaut. But he can not control Juggernaut's armor like any other metal.
Really theres no barrier that magneto can make can stop Juggy..

Majolnir is a different type of magic because the Majolnir is a craftsmanship with enchanted powers. It's not like Juggernaut's armor which is directly linked to Cyttorack's will.


Little-known fact: Cain can summon his armor at will. So, IF it gived him any trouble, he would just make it disappear.

Originally posted by StiltmanFTW
He was fighting repowered Juggs shortly after wwh which = classic juggs

He's Classic Juggs in most areas, but I doubt they'll ever bring the force field or magic powers back.

And Skaar won that fight through daddies help and tricking Cain. He turned into his kid form and while Cain was pissed at Bruce for throwing a kid at him, he knocked Cain into the air. He came back down, they started fighting again and Skaar launched the stone platform they were both on into the air with his Old Power. He rolled off but Cain didn't, and when Cain finally fell he'd had time to charge his Oldstrong Punch which bfr'd him into orbit.

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Originally posted by StiltmanFTW
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Originally posted by StiltmanFTW
And what's stopping Marko from breaking the field?

That was different.


The fact that it can take many attacks from him and that's enough time for Erik to bfr him.

Pretty sure Cain can shatter it before he gets thrown sufficiently far to consider it a legit bfr.

I don't think so. What if Erik grabs him by the legs and simply tosses him in the orbit?

Originally posted by DarkSaint85
mags doesn't really have a real forcefield as it only affects things that are affected by magnetism. For example, a wooden arrow can simply go through as if it was an illusion.

If Juggs isn't affected by magnetism then how would Mags move him with a forcefield and how would mags get the forcefield under Juggs feet with Juggs walking?

Mags can't levitate anything non magnetic that fast. He barely can levitate a non magnetic object. It takes tremendous concentration for him to do this. Also, Juggs may be too heavy for him to do that with. Even so, He can't shoot someone off to space. Juggs would simply overpower it or simple just fall forward.

Hasn't Magneto blocked Cyclops's optic blast with his shield?

Originally posted by juggernaut74
Hasn't Magneto blocked Cyclops's optic blast with his shield?
yes, so that means Cyclops beam has magnetic properties.

Nobody has shown he couldn't use the iron in his blood to lift him. "Jean failed to lift him" is irrelevant, was this Jean on the power level of Magneto at the time? Was she possessed by the Phoenix?

Originally posted by h1a8
yes, so that means Cyclops beam has magnetic properties.

Doesn't this just lend credence to the whole "guy can effect things that are non-metal" then?

Originally posted by Surtur
Nobody has shown he couldn't use the iron in his blood to lift him. "Jean failed to lift him" is irrelevant, was this Jean on the power level of Magneto at the time? Was she possessed by the Phoenix?

Doesn't this just lend credence to the whole "guy can effect things that are non-metal" then?

no because Mags was shown not being able to affect a wooden arrow. So anything that is affected in comics can be assumed to have magnetic properties.

Originally posted by h1a8
no because Mags was shown not being able to affect a wooden arrow. So anything that is affected in comics can be assumed to have magnetic properties.

Is that what makes Jen attractive to so many people?

That might explain a lot ...

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Originally posted by h1a8
no because Mags was shown not being able to affect a wooden arrow. So anything that is affected in comics can be assumed to have magnetic properties.

This logic doesn't make any sense, I said it shows he can effect things that don't have metal in them. You then point out a single feat that contradicts that(even though the optic beam feat would support it, so it seems they cancel each other out) and then use that to assume that no...Cyclops eye beams have metal in them? Either you are saying they have metal in them or you are agreeing with what I just said, the whole "can affect things besides metal".

Magnets can have affects on more then just metal objects. But that is besides the point, he can still target the iron inside Juggernaut. Yes, I am aware someone posted a feat of Jean failing to lift him or whatever. But we need a feat of someone on the power level of Magneto trying to internally mess with Juggernaut and failing. Especially since he isn't going to be causing any actual damage to Juggernaut, I'm not 100% sure you can just hand wave it with "Cyttorak's enchantment".

Originally posted by h1a8
no because Mags was shown not being able to affect a wooden arrow. So anything that is affected in comics can be assumed to have magnetic properties.

So....

Sound has magnetic properties?

Fire is magnetic?

Yeah see that is the thing about Magneto, the movies get it wrong and say he controls metal. In comics, he can manipulate the entire electromagnetic spectrum, which is how he does all kinds of crazy shit that has nothing to do with metal objects.

He's also manipulated lightning(Storm's) and I think even outright created it as well.

True dat.

Wow, you guys are grade A retards.

Those aren't even wooden arrows, h1a8 is correct on Magneto's limitations. 😬