Apocalypse vs Ghost Rider & Iron Man
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golem370
A pretty powerful mutant vs two cool characters
Apocalypse- http://spider-bob.com/villains/marvel/Apocalypse.htm
vs
Ghost Rider- http://spider-bob.com/heroes/marvel/GhostRiderVII.htm
&
Iron Man- http://spider-bob.com/heroes/marvel/IronManI.htm
Thunderstrike
GR could take him alone.
Thunderstrike
Penance stare turns him into a babbling moron.
B dot Rob
I was thinking the same thing.
golem370
Sure it would Apocalypse can make force fields & teleport
Thunderstrike
Those won't save him. No force field has ever fought GR's penance stare.
golem370
and what about teleportation
Thunderstrike
GR could follow him, unless Apoc is too scared of him. That chain of his is wicked.
golem370
Known Powers: Apocalypse is a mutant who possesses superhuman strength which he can augment by psionically drawing on outside energy sources. Apocalypse can alter the atomic structure of his body at will in order to change his form. He can even increase his size by taking on additional mass from a presumably extra-dimensional source. Through his ability to alter his form, Apocalypse can give himself virtually any superhuman physical power. Apocalypse's "costume" is actually part of his body, and he can psionically alter its appearance at will.
He can levitate himself telekinetically.
Apocalypse has an extraordinarily long life span that has already lasted thousands of years. He can survive for weeks without food or water and can rapidly recover from injuries that would prove fatal to normal human beings. In the future, however, his physical form will eventually grow too aged and enfeebled to contain his vast superhuman energies. Hence, he will transfer his consciousness and powers into a succession of host bodies, abandoning each one when it too grows too old to contain his power.
spideycarnage
i think a non jobbing apoc take this
guy222
Originally posted by golem370
A pretty powerful mutant vs two cool characters
Apocalypse- http://spider-bob.com/villains/marvel/Apocalypse.htm
vs
Ghost Rider- http://spider-bob.com/heroes/marvel/GhostRiderVII.htm
&
Iron Man- http://spider-bob.com/heroes/marvel/IronManI.htm
which gr
llagrok
Apocalypse at full power?
batdude123
Originally posted by llagrok
Apocalypse at full power?
What's Apocalypse at full power?
TricksterPriest
IM is not a problem, it's GR who decides the match. If Apoc can take him out without getting PSed, he wins. If he gets hit with PS, he's screwed.
llagrok
Originally posted by batdude123
What's Apocalypse at full power?
Well, he has quite a lot of decent feats at full power.
Taking BB's scream without flinching, fighting the high evolutionary, beating Loki, beating Ikaris and so on.
batdude123
Originally posted by llagrok
Well, he has quite a lot of decent feats at full power.
Taking BB's scream without flinching, fighting the high evolutionary, beating Loki, beating Ikaris and so on.
Those are called "high showings." He wasn't on a different power level, nor is he 'depowered' now. He doesn't have a full powered state.
Btw, Black Bolt whispered at him.
llagrok
Originally posted by batdude123
Those are called "high showings." He wasn't on a different power level, nor is he 'depowered' now. He doesn't have a full powered state.
Btw, Black Bolt whispered at him.
Yeah, I meant whisper. My bad xD
He was on a different power level, he's been severely weakened in all of his other appearances. Hence why Angel managed to make him bleed. You know all this man.
batdude123
Originally posted by llagrok
Yeah, I meant whisper. My bad xD
He was on a different power level, he's been severely weakened in all of his other appearances. Hence why Angel managed to make him bleed. You know all this man.
He hasn't been depowered, he just jobs a lot. Huge difference.
TricksterPriest
Originally posted by batdude123
He hasn't been depowered, he just jobs a lot. Huge difference.
He has been depowered. When his original body was killed on the moon in X-Factor #68, he lost alot of his power. He's been using substitute bodies that couldn't handle his power ever since. That's why his power is lower. But yes, he does job alot.
llagrok
Originally posted by batdude123
He hasn't been depowered, he just jobs a lot. Huge difference.
Are you serious?
In his last fight had he drained a shit load of his own blood in order to try and restore powers to all those mutants who lost theirs. What do you think it was Havok drank?
batdude123
Originally posted by TricksterPriest
He has been depowered. When his original body was killed on the moon in X-Factor #68, he lost alot of his power.
@ the supposed "immortal."
Alright, I accept him being depowered nowadays, but he was still a jobber.
Symmetric Chaos
Originally posted by batdude123
@ the supposed "immortal."
Well I think the fact that he's kept going after they killed him rather solidifies that.
TricksterPriest
Originally posted by batdude123
@ the supposed "immortal."
Alright, I accept him being depowered nowadays, but he was still a jobber.
Yeah.....
There was some serious PIS/plot device in that story. Somehow, baby Nathan (Cable) and Jean Grey, combine their powers to boost Scott Summer's optic blasts to a level where he can kill Apoc in one shot. nono
Sym: I know. He's like Kenny on South Park. "Oh my god! They killed Apocalypse!" "You Bastards!"
batdude123
Originally posted by Symmetric Chaos
Well I think the fact that he's kept going after they killed him rather solidifies that.
I guess Jason Todd, Superman, Mar-Vell, Doomsday, Hal Jordan, etc. are all immortal too, am I right?
It's called resurrection.
If you can be killed, no matter if you come back, you're not immortal.
batdude123
Originally posted by TricksterPriest
Yeah.....
There was some serious PIS/plot device in that story. Somehow, baby Nathan (Cable) and Jean Grey, combine their powers to boost Scott Summer's optic blasts to a level where he can kill Apoc in one shot. nono
Summers Family>>>>>>>>>>>>>Apocalypse
Symmetric Chaos
Originally posted by batdude123
I guess Jason Todd, Superman, Mar-Vell, Doomsday, Hal Jordan, etc. are all immortal too, am I right?
It's called resurrection.
If you can be killed, no matter if you come back, you're not immortal.
I was under the impression that he was body jumping.
TricksterPriest
Originally posted by batdude123
Summers Family>>>>>>>>>>>>>Apocalypse
durfist Hey, at one time, it was going to be En Sabah Nur Summers.
TricksterPriest
Originally posted by Symmetric Chaos
I was under the impression that he was body jumping.
Correct. He started doing that after X-Factor 68. And for some reason in AoA, despite his body not dying on the moon...........
batdude123
Originally posted by Symmetric Chaos
I was under the impression that he was body jumping.
How is that immortality?
Symmetric Chaos
Originally posted by batdude123
How is that immortality?
It implies that they only succeeded in killing his body. His soul/mind/spirit never needed to be restored.
batdude123
Originally posted by Symmetric Chaos
It implies that they only succeeded in killing his body. His soul/mind/spirit never needed to be restored.
That's not immortality. Psychics can transfer their consciousness.
I guess Prof. Xavier from the X-Men movies is immortal as well.
llagrok
Originally posted by batdude123
That's not immortality. Psychics can transfer their consciousness.
I guess Prof. Xavier from the X-Men movies is immortal as well.
Apocalypse was never immortal. If he was, there wouldn't have been a need to do the whole rejuvenation chamber thing.
batdude123
Originally posted by llagrok
Apocalypse was never immortal. If he was, there wouldn't have been a need to do the whole rejuvenation chamber thing.
I know that. However, there have been plenty of people who have claimed he was (like Symmetric Chaos right now, for example). That's why I lol'd.
Symmetric Chaos
Originally posted by batdude123
That's not immortality. Psychics can transfer their consciousness.
I guess Prof. Xavier from the X-Men movies is immortal as well.
He could be if he wanted to
batdude123
Originally posted by Symmetric Chaos
He could be if he wanted to
Transferring consciousness != immortality
Blight
Well if it means you never die then... uh... yeah.
Symmetric Chaos
Originally posted by batdude123
Transferring consciousness != immortality
If you never die then you're immortal. It's really a simple concept.
batdude123
Originally posted by Symmetric Chaos
If you never die then you're immortal. It's really a simple concept.
Apocalypse isn't immortal though.
Originally posted by llagrok
Apocalypse was never immortal. If he was, there wouldn't have been a need to do the whole rejuvenation chamber thing.
Symmetric Chaos
Originally posted by batdude123
Apocalypse isn't immortal though.
Meh, missed that.
Body jumping still can make one immortal though.
TricksterPriest
Originally posted by batdude123
Apocalypse isn't immortal though.
Body-jumping and having an eternal essence, is technical immortality.
batdude123
Originally posted by Symmetric Chaos
Meh, missed that.
Body jumping still can make one immortal though.
If you're body can die, then by definition, you're not immortal.
batdude123
Originally posted by TricksterPriest
Body-jumping and having an eternal essence, is technical immortality.
"Technical" immortality?
No it isn't, you fanboy.
Symmetric Chaos
Originally posted by batdude123
If you're body can die, then by definition, you're not immortal.
Not really
Immortality in no way necessitates possessing a physical being.
batdude123
Originally posted by Symmetric Chaos
Not really
Immortality in no way necessitates possessing a physical being.
Ghosts (which, for all intents and purposes, telepathic astral projections of a person might as well be) are dead. I guess we're all immortal too because there's "life after death."
Apocalypse can be destroyed, and his body can be KILLED. What does it mean when you can be killed? It means you're not immortal.
Apocalypse is NOT immortal. He has retarded aging, nothing more.
Symmetric Chaos
Originally posted by batdude123
Ghosts (which, for all intents and purposes, telepathic astral projections of a person might as well be) are dead. I guess we're all immortal too because there's "life after death."
Apocalypse can be destroyed, and his body can be KILLED. What does it mean when you can be killed? It means you're not immortal.
Apocalypse is NOT immortal. He has retarded aging, nothing more.
If your body is killed and then an infinite amount of time later you're still operating in the physical world because you've been jumping bodies would you say that's not immortality?
batdude123
Originally posted by Symmetric Chaos
If your body is killed and then an infinite amount of time later you're still operating in the physical world because you've been jumping bodies would you say that's not immortality?
No.
That's not the definition of "immortality."
llagrok
Ares has been defined as Immortal, yet he can die in battle.
batdude123
Originally posted by llagrok
Ares has been defined as Immortal, yet he can die in battle.
You just said Apocalypse was never immortal, you hypocrite!
If you can "DIE" then you aren't immortal.
Symmetric Chaos
Originally posted by batdude123
No.
That's not the definition of "immortality."
Really? Because RandomHouse, AmericanHeritage, WordNet and Wikipedia all disagree.
batdude123
Originally posted by Symmetric Chaos
Really? Because RandomHouse, AmericanHeritage, WordNet and Wikipedia all disagree.
They say immortality is the destruction of one's body, then the transference of one's consciousness into another person is immortality?
What Apocalypse does is a technicality that bears a resemblance to immortality, but it's not the same thing.
Besides, I'm pretty sure Apocalypse can't switch consciousness after his corporeal form dies. He has to make an effort to do that before dying. Therefore, he's NOT immortal.
Symmetric Chaos
Originally posted by batdude123
They say immortality is the destruction of one's body, then the
They define it as perpetual existence be it in a physical or non physical form.
Originally posted by batdude123
Besides, I'm pretty sure Apocalypse can't switch consciousness after his corporeal form dies. He has to make an effort to do that before dying. Therefore, he's NOT immortal.
OK that would make a difference.
llagrok
Batdude's lone battle against logic.
batdude123
Originally posted by Symmetric Chaos
They define it as perpetual existence be it in a physical or non physical form.
Then we're all immortals. ermm
Originally posted by Symmetric Chaos
OK that would make a difference.
Damn straight.
batdude123
Originally posted by llagrok
Batdude's lone battle against logic.
Is this coming from the same person who said Apocalypse wasn't immortal either?
@ you
Symmetric Chaos
Originally posted by batdude123
Then we're all immortals. ermm
Yup. Just not useful ones.
llagrok
Originally posted by batdude123
Is this coming from the same person who said Apocalypse wasn't immortal either?
@ you
It's late, I have no idea what the hell I'm saying.
Apocalypse was somehow able to return after Cable killed his essence with the Psimitar, that's rather impressive.
guy222
Blaze(Angel of Vengeance) FTW
Kale/Ketch(Angel of Death) FTW
Placidity
Immortality (or eternal life) is the concept of living in physical or spiritual form for an infinite length of time, or in a state of timelessness.
Thats the general definition of Immortality.
Although there are certainly more classifications of Immortality.
Physical Immortality - Avoid death and maintain conscious thought
Biological Immortality - Biological immortality is an absence of aging (can be killed by other means)
Spiritual Immortality - Mostly a belief in the afterlife and such concepts associated with religion.
Bad Ash231
Apocalypse is about as immortal as any Eternal, god, etc...just to what degree exactly varies from writer to writer.
TricksterPriest
Originally posted by batdude123
They say immortality is the destruction of one's body, then the transference of one's consciousness into another person is immortality?
What Apocalypse does is a technicality that bears a resemblance to immortality, but it's not the same thing.
Besides, I'm pretty sure Apocalypse can't switch consciousness after his corporeal form dies. He has to make an effort to do that before dying. Therefore, he's NOT immortal.
He has done it after the destruction of his physical body. He tried to do it at the end of the 12 arc, but Cable aced him with the Psimitar.
Grok: I think that was due to HoM and not his spirit. Unless I'm wrong and his spirit came back ala animated Apoc. ermm
geshien
Apocalypse is probably very much aware of both his opponents abilities so it would be in his best interests to take out Ghost Rider first which, shouldn't be too hard so long has he avoids the PS.
scyven
Really there u guys think GR will win this...the egyptian Magician is a relative god and immortal, the pennance stare cant't be made 200 ft away while riding 200mph its gotta be up close and personal!
Apocalypse dominatessssssssss!!!!!! infact rider become a new horseman I think more appropriate.
Lord Feron
Everyone going hard for the win, I think the Team takes it.
the ninjak
Poccy ftw!
That or Tony traps Poccy in a forcefield while GR walks up and Penance Stares the big lug.
scyven
As advanced as everyone thinks Tony's equip is Poc's 100x times more advanced...he has celestial tech, is smater and has had thousands of years to develop his tech...Apocalypse dominates
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