Originally posted by SurturI thought this guy was the one who post the video.
The comment of mine you are quoting...the clip had not been posted yet when I posted it so...this is a weird reaction.
Originally posted by SurturI thought this guy was the one who post the video.
The comment of mine you are quoting...the clip had not been posted yet when I posted it so...this is a weird reaction.
Originally posted by Tyrannoraptor
I thought this guy was the one who post the video.
He did, I'm saying that the quote of mine you quoted...when I posted it the video had not been put up yet. In fact the video was posted in response to my quiet.
Anyways, since he can turn to sand quickly the mummy will win.
Originally posted by Surtur
I was gonna give Imhoptep the easy win, but then I remembered...or at least thought I did, that he needs stuff to work with. His control over water was way way greater than any elemental control Benjamin had shown, but he *needed* there to be water there he couldn't create it. Benjamin can create the elements out of thin air.I had thought he did the same with the sand...using the sand in the desert to create a huge storm in the shape of his face. Did he actually *transform* into the storm? If he did...then he wins both fights. If not, he loses both fights probably. He's not quick enough to make use of his telekinesis and I don't think his immortality and regenerative powers were ever tested to their extremes, i.e. him coming back from getting his head ripped off.
Edward has telepathy with perfect translation. He could know what Imhotep is planning and act on it. Imhotep's also the kind of arrogant person who wouldn't jump straight to an obvious win button on something that wasn't an objective. That said, he does have greater strength and other supernatural powers, including dessication. I don't know how that'd affect a TwiVamp.
The only element Benjamin was ever shown to straight up create was fire. Wind, Water, and Earth were all present beforehand and manipulated by him at the time. Not sure if that's enough to confirm that he creates and controls the elements, but there is a distinction there.
Imhotep wins.
Imhotep doesn’t tire, he doesn’t get hungry, he doesn’t need to sleep, all things the vampires needs. And before you claim blood drained, Imhotep has no blood to drain.
Imhotep also knows spells that can control the dead, I don’t see why he couldn’t control the vamps. Even if that tactic failed, Imhotep would just tire them out.
Imhotep lost twice in the movies due to plot device each time. He can regenerate from anything the Twivamps throw at him, he is stronger, and has exotic powers such as the sandstorm stuff and telekinesis.
Don't see how our Egyptian buddy loses this, even though Edward and his Twilight cohorts are impressive once you leave all the fangirling out of it.