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Synch - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Synch_%28comics%29

Prodigy - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prodigy_%28David_Alleyne%29

Fight takes place in an abandoned X-Mansion in a fully activated danger room.

The DangerRoom kills them both.

Neither has any "original" powers, so:

Originally posted by Symmetric Chaos
The DangerRoom kills them both.

Originally posted by llagrok
Neither has any "original" powers, so: Well I was refering to Prodigy before he lost his abilities on M Day.

Originally posted by Entity
Well I was refering to Prodigy before he lost his abilities on M Day.

Kay, so he gets all the knowledge Synch has?

Useful.

Originally posted by llagrok
Kay, so he gets all the knowledge Synch has?

Useful. and vise versa which is what I think makes this fight interesting.

Danger room kills both =/

Originally posted by Entity
and vise versa which is what I think makes this fight interesting.

You're a sick, sick man.

Originally posted by Symmetric Chaos
The DangerRoom kills them both.

Originally posted by SpiderGauntlet
Danger room kills both =/

Silly people, you can't kill a corpse.



But yeah, the danger room kills them both.

Synch demonstrates better mastery over the abilities he absorbs than the people who originally wield/possessed them, so much that he can do things with the powers that the user thought would be impossible. So on that note I think Synch takes this. Just read that if he didn't die sacrificing himself he would've become one of if not the most powerful mutant. Word is he also retains powers permenantly after being exposed/absorbing to them for a while

Didn't prodigy 'copy' knowledge and prowess the other possessed, but to a higher than original level?

I thought that was his gig. Which, in a case like this, would probably create a feedback loop.

Originally posted by Soljer
Didn't prodigy 'copy' knowledge and prowess the other possessed, but to a higher than original level?

I thought that was his gig. Which, in a case like this, would probably create a feedback loop.

Sych copied powers.

Prodigy copied knowledge/skills.

Originally posted by llagrok
Sych copied powers.

Prodigy copied knowledge/skills. Exactly and Prodigy's power is to copy knowledge and skill. Which causes Synch to copy this ability. Allowing him to gain all of Prodigy's knowledge and Prodigy to gain all of Synch's. They would know everything each other new instantly.

God damnit, then who was it that copied the others' skill, but to a greater extent?

Originally posted by Soljer
God damnit, then who was it that copied the others' skill, but to a greater extent? I donno!

Taskmaster?

Originally posted by Entity
I donno!

Taskmaster?

Nah.

Originally posted by Entity
Exactly and Prodigy's power is to copy knowledge and skill. Which causes Synch to copy this ability. Allowing him to gain all of Prodigy's knowledge and Prodigy to gain all of Synch's. They would know everything each other new instantly.

And they'd still die . . .

Originally posted by Soljer
God damnit, then who was it that copied the others' skill, but to a greater extent?

Synch. Or at least he knew how to do things the original owners didn't always know.

Originally posted by Soljer
God damnit, then who was it that copied the others' skill, but to a greater extent? Gideon, maybe?

Could be in here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ List_of_fictional_characters_who_can_manipulate_su
perpowers

Originally posted by Soljer
God damnit, then who was it that copied the others' skill, but to a greater extent?

It's Synch.