David... Brings Death to Marvel!!!
David randomly arrives at Marvel Earth, and successfully drops the entire payload of his 'Black Goo' canisters in the middle of NYC -- akin to when he annihilated the Engineers and their homeworld:
YouTube video
*Around the 0:50 mark (assume he has enough to blanket the entire earth.)
-Who can survive the initial exposure to the pathogen?
-Who can survive in the mutated world that remains in the aftermath?
"...Look on my works, ye Mighty, and despair!"
Originally posted by Magnon
Man-Thing
Warlock (technarch) / Ultron / Vision / Danger / etc.
Iron Man / Dr. Doom / etc.
Wolverine / Sabretooth / etc.
Mr. Sinister
Mr. Immortal
Shadow King / X-Ray / Photon / etc.
Dust / Rockslide / Mercury / Emma Frost (diamond form) / etc.
Elixir / Wither / etc.Too many to list them all.
Originally posted by Insane Titan
Hulk survives because Hulk is Hulk.
Wolverine and Sabertooth would be in a terrible position. What can they do? It'll grow inside of them which leaves them with 2 options, to either kill it while it is inside of them (which would end with something the size of a baby lurking around in their chest) or let it burst out and then attempt to kill it while being crippled. Crazy thing is, this will be ongoing.
Originally posted by carver9Wolverine's healing factor allows him to recover from an almost-complete xeno-induced metamorphosis within seconds. The only reason he suffered any ill effects at all, below, was because his mutant powers had been temporarily neutralized. He would be able to resist the black goo as well.
Wolverine and Sabertooth would be in a terrible position. What can they do? It'll grow inside of them which leaves them with 2 options, to either kill it while it is inside of them (which would end with something the size of a baby lurking around in their chest) or let it burst out and then attempt to kill it while being crippled. Crazy thing is, this will be ongoing.
Originally posted by carver9I am inclined to agree, carv. The black goo breaks shit down at the atomic/molecular level -- basically unmakes whomever it touches entirely.
I don't think the earth would be able to handle something like that...even comic earth.
I'd tend to think it would kill damn near everyone, tbh. Only the absolute TOP HFs have a chance.
Originally posted by DarkSaint85In the canon comics, a synthetic android was injected with the material, and it altered/destroyed his inorganic structure as well:
It only affects biological entities, no?
Originally posted by Galan007what about energy shields and beings made of energy?
I am inclined to agree, carv. The black goo breaks shit down at the atomic/molecular level -- basically unmakes whomever it touches entirely.I'd tend to think it would kill damn near everyone, tbh. Only the absolute TOP HFs have a chance.
In the canon comics, a synthetic android was injected with the material, and it altered/destroyed his inorganic structure as well:
Originally posted by Galan007
I am inclined to agree, carv. The black goo breaks shit down at the atomic/molecular level -- basically unmakes whomever it touches entirely.I'd tend to think it would kill damn near everyone, tbh. Only the absolute TOP HFs have a chance.
In the canon comics, a synthetic android was injected with the material, and it altered/destroyed his inorganic structure as well:
How does that jibe with the statement by David?
Originally posted by deathslashI can only assume beings composed of pure energy would survive -- so long as they never assumed their 'normal' forms again. Same with shields -- as long as they are atomically sealed, and always kept activated, it should deflect the Goo.
what about energy shields and beings made of energy?
