Dr. Strange vs. Magneto
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FrothByte
Dr. Strange as he was in Infinity War vs.
Round 1: Composite Magneto but w/o Apocalypse's upgrades
Round 2: Composite Magneto with Apocalypse's upgrades
Battle takes place on Titan. No BFR for Strange. He can use his portals as long as they redirect back to the battlefield.
Darth Thor
Well round 1 Magneto doesnt stand a chance. He Needs the Apocalypse upgrade.
victreebelvictr
i think magneto is stronger than you think he is, he has much more experiance then strange
CPT Space Bomb
Without any prep I could see either Magneto being able to pull some wins.
WITH PREP? Dr. Strange wins decisively in both.
FrothByte
Forgot to mention, NO time gem.
steverules_2
Couldn't Strange open a portal then close it when Mags is half way through? Insta death, obviously it wouldn't be easy but could be done I'm sure
Josh_Alexander
Originally posted by FrothByte
Dr. Strange as he was in Infinity War vs.
Round 1: Composite Magneto but w/o Apocalypse's upgrades
Round 2: Composite Magneto with Apocalypse's upgrades
Battle takes place on Titan. No BFR for Strange. He can use his portals as long as they redirect back to the battlefield.
Strange.
NotAllThatEvil
How much iron is in strange's system? Didn't he get a couple of plates put into his hands? If magneto can control his hands, then it's a pretty clear stomp.
TheVaultDweller
I know he spent a small fortune to try and fix his hands, and had multiple surgeries, but I don't recall him ever actually having metal plates inserted. They were trying to repair the nerves. Not the bones.
NotAllThatEvil
I thought the lady doctor who's name escapes me at the moment said they put them in when he first woke up.
NotAllThatEvil
Just checked, 11 stainless steel pins in the bones. Yeah, Mr. Dr. Loses hard
TheVaultDweller
Ah, good catch there. Well, in that case, assuming he didn't have them removed with further surgeries and treatments, Stephen is thoroughly screwed here. Because even before his Apoc upgrade, Mags could home in on metal over very long distances, including things outside of his line of sight.
TheVaultDweller
Though, to be honest, it would be kind of a cheap win if he just went for the hands. It wouldn't be winning due to actually being the superior combatant. It would be winning because he exploited a handicap.
CPT Space Bomb
Forgot about the pins in Stranges' hands. Magneto wins in that case
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Darth Thor
Yeah good observation NotAllThatEvil.
And I wouldnt say thats completely unfair either. The danger of Magneto is theres metal almost everywhere. IMs armour, Caps Shield, Visions body and even Stranges hands.
TheLordofMurder
Originally posted by TheVaultDweller
Though, to be honest, it would be kind of a cheap win if he just went for the hands. It wouldn't be winning due to actually being the superior combatant. It would be winning because he exploited a handicap.
Weakness exploitation is always a legit tactic...
Despite me really liking Sorcerer Supreme Strange, the good Doctor loses badly here in both senario's...
Magneto wins 10/10 without much effort...
NotAllThatEvil
We've just explained why strange has absolutely zero chance of winning?
quanchi112
Originally posted by NotAllThatEvil
We've just explained why strange has absolutely zero chance of winning? That is false. Strange uses his cape and portals magneto into defeat.
TheLordofMurder
Originally posted by NotAllThatEvil
We've just explained why strange has absolutely zero chance of winning?
Metal in his hands...
Mags can detect the presence of metal readily; even at considerable distance...
This is a disaster matchup for Strange as a result...
TheLordofMurder
Originally posted by Impediment
Strange wins.
Not before Mags uses the metal in Stranges hands to kill him...
Impediment
Originally posted by TheLordofMurder
Not before Mags uses the metal in Strange's hands to kill him...
What metal?
TheLordofMurder
Originally posted by Impediment
What metal?
Rewatch the movie...
Strange has metal in his hands due to the surgical procedures used to attempt to repair them...
Remember, they were broken very badly and they tried to fix them...
Impediment
Originally posted by TheLordofMurder
Rewatch the movie...
Strange has metal in his hands due to the surgical procedures used to attempt to repair them...
Remember, they were broken very badly and they tried to fix them...
Interesting.
You may be onto something.
Darth Thor
Originally posted by NotAllThatEvil
We've just explained why strange has absolutely zero chance of winning?
Explanations and logical arguments wont stop Quan.
TheLordofMurder
Originally posted by Darth Thor
Explanations and logical arguments wont stop Quan.

Darth Thor
In Character is even worse for Strange Lol
Magneto would have no qualms at all in crushing Stranges hands. Chances of Strange in character being so brutal is pretty low.
FrothByte
Originally posted by NotAllThatEvil
Just checked, 11 stainless steel pins in the bones. Yeah, Mr. Dr. Loses hard
Dammit. That just ruined a good thread.
TheLordofMurder
Originally posted by NotAllThatEvil
Just checked, 11 stainless steel pins in the bones. Yeah, Mr. Dr. Loses hard
Thread over...
Magneto wins in crushing fashion...
Only retards like Quanchi will ignore the evidence and argue otherwise...

playa1258
The metal in the hands of Strange makes this a stomp for Magneto.
quanchi112
Originally posted by playa1258
The metal in the hands of Strange makes this a stomp for Magneto. Based on what?
NotAllThatEvil
Based on strange needing his hands to wizard.
NotAllThatEvil
How is the cape going to get through mag's shrapnel bubble that even quicksilver couldn't get through?
TheLordofMurder
Originally posted by NotAllThatEvil
How is the cape going to get through mag's shrapnel bubble that even quicksilver couldn't get through?
Quanchi's ignorant fanboyism wont allow him to see the truth here...
With the truth being that Strange loses...
TheLordofMurder
Originally posted by NotAllThatEvil
How is the cape going to get through mag's shrapnel bubble that even quicksilver couldn't get through?
Agreed...

TheLordofMurder
Originally posted by playa1258
The metal in the hands of Strange makes this a stomp for Magneto.
Yep...

quanchi112
Originally posted by TheLordofMurder
Agreed...

So he starts off summoning all this metal before Strange gets there. He sends a portal which could take the debris away. Oh you loser fanboys.
TheVaultDweller
Originally posted by TheLordofMurder
Weakness exploitation is always a legit tactic...
Despite me really liking Sorcerer Supreme Strange, the good Doctor loses badly here in both senario's...
Magneto wins 10/10 without much effort...
Congratulations, you completely missed the point of my post.
The point was that winning by going for Strange's hands doesn't mean that he is actually a more formidable fighter than Strange. Just that Strange specifically had a weakness Mags could exploit. A weakness he would not be able to exploit if he fought another sorcerer on Strange's level. In other words, a cheap win.
TheVaultDweller
Originally posted by quanchi112
Based on what?
Based on the fact that he is perfectly willing and capable of doing this like this.
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TheLordofMurder
Originally posted by TheVaultDweller
Congratulations, you completely missed the point of my post.
The point was that winning by going for Strange's hands doesn't mean that he is actually a more formidable fighter than Strange. Just that Strange specifically had a weakness Mags could exploit. A weakness he would not be able to exploit if he fought another sorcerer on Strange's level. In other words, a cheap win.
I didn't miss your point at all...
Magneto is a bad match up for Strange...
Who cares if the win is perceived as cheap...
If Deadshot fought Alisa Jones and shot her dead, is it a cheap win because he didn't try to fight her hand to hand?
TheLordofMurder
Originally posted by TheVaultDweller
Based on the fact that he is perfectly willing and capable of doing this like this.
qD32P4L4g4A
Magneto wins...
TheVaultDweller
Originally posted by TheLordofMurder
I didn't miss your point at all...
Magneto is a bad match up for Strange...
Who cares if the win is perceived as cheap...
If Deadshot fought Alisa Jones and shot her dead, is it a cheap win because he didn't try to fight her hand to hand?
You clearly care enough to reply twice.
And that is a really bad comparison. Deadshot can shoot anyone in the head (or at least shoot at anyone's head). Magneto can't just manipulate anyone's hands.
Darth Thor
Originally posted by TheVaultDweller
Congratulations, you completely missed the point of my post.
The point was that winning by going for Strange's hands doesn't mean that he is actually a more formidable fighter than Strange. Just that Strange specifically had a weakness Mags could exploit. A weakness he would not be able to exploit if he fought another sorcerer on Strange's level. In other words, a cheap win.
I respectfully disagree. Fact is this is exactly why Magnetos power is so dangerous. Metal is everywhere. So I dont see it as a specific weakness.
He can instantly own Iron Man as well, but no one stops to ask if hed be a match for someone with all of Iron Mans abilities except with no metal him. Same with Colossus, same with Wolverine.
Fact with Strange is, he wouldnt even be Sorcerer Supreme if it wasnt For his hands being damaged.
In any case I always felt Apoc Mags would be in Stranges League.
TheVaultDweller
Originally posted by Darth Thor
I respectfully disagree. Fact is this is exactly why Magnetos power is so dangerous. Metal is everywhere. So I dont see it as a specific weakness.
Can Magneto directly manipulate Wong's hands? How about the Ancient One? Mordo? Kaecilius?
How is it not a specific weakness when Strange has something in his hands the vast majority of people don't that make him specifically more susceptible to Magneto's powers?
Originally posted by Darth Thor
He can instantly own Iron Man as well, but no one stops to ask if hed be a match for someone with all of Iron Mans abilities except with no metal him. Same with Colossus, same with Wolverine.
Except I have seen Versus threads where people do exactly that. Match him up against those types of characters but stipulate that the people are demagnitised/directly immune for the purpose of the specific fight.
Here is an example I found after literally 5 seconds of searching, with their movie versions specifically, pulled from one of the many sites that have these kinds of threads:
https://comicvine.gamespot.com/forums/battles-7/iron-man-vs-magneto-movie-versions-read-op-1614202/
Originally posted by Darth Thor
Fact with Strange is, he wouldnt even be Sorcerer Supreme if it wasnt For his hands being damaged.
I fail to see how this is relevant as to whether it's a handicap in this match up or not.
Darth Thor
I mean he cant manipulate the Thing but can manipulate Colossus.
He cant manipulate Beast but can manipulate Black Panther.
He cant manipulate Palpatine but can manipulate Vader.
So my point is its usually a 50/50 with Magneto if he can instantly own someone or not. Its just the danger of his power with metal being used in almost everything. And the ridiculous ease with which he controls metal. So I dont see it as an unfair advantage, or weakness exploitation. Weakness exploitation would be using Kryptonite against Superman.
Then if we add in his Apoc powers, of an invulnerable magnetic shield and control over the Earth as well, it just vastly increases his chances against that other 50% of combatants.
TheVaultDweller
Originally posted by Darth Thor
I mean he cant manipulate the Thing but can manipulate Colossus.
He cant manipulate Beast but can manipulate Black Panther.
He cant manipulate Palpatine but can manipulate Vader.
So my point is its usually a 50/50 with Magneto if he can instantly own someone or not. Its just the danger of his power with metal being used in almost everything. And the ridiculous ease with which he controls metal. So I dont see it as an unfair advantage, or weakness exploitation. Weakness exploitation would be using Kryptonite against Superman.
Then if we add in his Apoc powers, of an invulnerable magnetic shield and control over the Earth as well, it just vastly increases his chances against that other 50% of combatants.
Okay. I will sum this up with a simple question. Would Magneto have an easier or harder time defeating Strange if there was no metal in his hands? Based on your initial response to this thread, I imagine your answer would be harder. And if your answer is harder, then I fail to see how you cannot consider him targeting Strange's hands as weakness exploitation. So, guess we will have to agree to disagree on that.
But answer me this. What feats does his forcefield have to suggest it's invulnerable?
TheLordofMurder
Magneto wins...
Josh_Alexander
Can't believe this is even debatable!
Strange wins! He is simply above Magneto's league. PERIOD.
Adam Grimes
Normal Mags might win some. Planetary Magneto stomps.
quanchi112
Originally posted by TheLordofMurder
Magneto wins... Nah, cape to the face. Strange wins.
Josh_Alexander
Originally posted by TheLordofMurder
Metal in his hands...
Mags can detect the presence of metal readily; even at considerable distance...
This is a disaster matchup for Strange as a result...
Metal in his hands mr.LOM??
Do you know what kind of metal is in it's hands? Go research, then come back and reconsider your words.
NotAllThatEvil
Stainless steel.
Josh_Alexander
Originally posted by NotAllThatEvil
Stainless steel.
Aye, Stainless steel. Not the best magnetic material.
Furthermore, prosthetic surgeries like the one Dr. Strange had uses Stainless Steel 316 or Austenitic Stainless Steel, which isn't a magnetic material/metal.
NotAllThatEvil
I was under the impression magneto could mess with all metals due to super hero logic.
FrothByte
Originally posted by NotAllThatEvil
How is the cape going to get through mag's shrapnel bubble that even quicksilver couldn't get through?
To be fair, Magneto needed quite a bit of prep time to put up that shield.
NotAllThatEvil
Hm. Well either way, very powerful magnets can still effect 316 stainless steel. Since magneto was effecting metals all over the world, I'm sure he's strong enough to trigger the paramagnetic properties in the pins in strange's hands.
If that doesn't work, he still wears that broken watch, right?
TheLordofMurder
Originally posted by NotAllThatEvil
Hm. Well either way, very powerful magnets can still effect 316 stainless steel. Since magneto was effecting metals all over the world, I'm sure he's strong enough to trigger the paramagnetic properties in the pins in strange's hands.
If that doesn't work, he still wears that broken watch, right?

TheVaultDweller
Interestingly enough, based on the dialogue in this scene, Apocalypse doesn't actually necessarily amp Magneto. More like helps him get over a mental block to his full potential.
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The movie wasn't great as a whole, but I thought this scene was pretty good.
juggerman
Film Magneto's powers are described as "controls metal". Magnetism has never been a factor as far as I know
TheVaultDweller
Before X-Men: Apocalypse, I would have agreed. But they specifically mention him screwing with magnetic fields at the end of the film, IIRC, when they mention that he was going to destroy everything built since the Bronze Age. Plus, look at the pattern at 1:55 odd in the clip I posted. That's magnetism.
Maybe he can control both metal and magnetic fields? I really don't know at this point.
TheVaultDweller
Here we go, from about 0:50 onwards:
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juggerman
I was just going to ask for that second clip. Thanks.
In that first clip it could be argued that those lines were just a result of the metal moving but that second clip does kinda spell out "magnetism"
I'm not sure if it's solely magnetism or if it's a combination. I'd like to think it's both but I dunno off hand if he has manipulated anything non magnetic
TheVaultDweller
Originally posted by juggerman
I was just going to ask for that second clip. Thanks.
In that first clip it could be argued that those lines were just a result of the metal moving but that second clip does kinda spell out "magnetism"
I'm not sure if it's solely magnetism or if it's a combination. I'd like to think it's both but I dunno off hand if he has manipulated anything non magnetic
That first one on the ground is a magnetic field pattern. You can see the resemblance here.
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/d/df/VFPt_dipole_electric.svg/200px-VFPt_dipole_electric.svg.png
juggerman
Originally posted by TheVaultDweller
That first one on the ground is a magnetic field pattern. You can see the resemblance here.
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/d/df/VFPt_dipole_electric.svg/200px-VFPt_dipole_electric.svg.png I just meant that without the second clip someone could argue that it didn't have to be magnetism. Just that it could have Magneto moving shit around in a patten. It doesn't matter though because of the second clip making it clear
TheVaultDweller
Originally posted by juggerman
I just meant that without the second clip someone could argue that it didn't have to be magnetism. Just that it could have Magneto moving shit around in a patten. It doesn't matter though because of the second clip making it clear
That would be a pretty big reach though IMO. Beyond the clear pattern, the actual direction of motion is also consistent with a magnetic field. Someone would literally have to argue that Magneto either coincidentally formed a perfect magnetic field representation with his powers, or deliberately decided to create that specific pattern despite hardly being emotionally stable at the time.
And I guess some people could buy that, but I wouldn't.
juggerman
Originally posted by TheVaultDweller
That would be a pretty big reach though IMO. Beyond the clear pattern, the actual direction of motion is also consistent with a magnetic field. Someone would literally have to argue that Magneto either coincidentally formed a perfect magnetic field representation with his powers, or deliberately decided to create that specific pattern despite hardly being emotionally stable at the time.
And I guess some people could buy that, but I wouldn't.
I guess. But it doesn't matter now
Josh_Alexander
Originally posted by NotAllThatEvil
I was under the impression magneto could mess with all metals due to super hero logic.
Magneto is Magneto. He will affect any magnetic object. Metals that aren't magnetic SHOULDN'T apply i believe.
Josh_Alexander
Originally posted by NotAllThatEvil
Hm. Well either way, very powerful magnets can still effect 316 stainless steel. Since magneto was effecting metals all over the world, I'm sure he's strong enough to trigger the paramagnetic properties in the pins in strange's hands.
If that doesn't work, he still wears that broken watch, right?
I honestly don't know. And if he can, it will take him time.
Considering the earth is made of approx. 35% Iron Magneto didn't had trouble affecting it. Doesn't mean, ALL metals on earth were affected. Specially the non magnetic ones.
Josh_Alexander
Originally posted by TheVaultDweller
Before X-Men: Apocalypse, I would have agreed. But they specifically mention him screwing with magnetic fields at the end of the film, IIRC, when they mention that he was going to destroy everything built since the Bronze Age. Plus, look at the pattern at 1:55 odd in the clip I posted. That's magnetism.
Maybe he can control both metal and magnetic fields? I really don't know at this point.
The Earth's magnetic field is a product of the Nickle-Iron core. Considering Magneto can affect Iron, then arguably he can affect the Magnetic field.
TheVaultDweller
Originally posted by Josh_Alexander
The Earth's magnetic field is a product of the Nickle-Iron core. Considering Magneto can affect Iron, then arguably he can affect the Magnetic field.
I know how magnetism works. That's not the point. The actual point of my post was that the movies contradict themselves about his powers. In one film (X-Men 3), they explicitly state that his powers are "control over metal". That was Callisto's description of his abilities who, along with low-level superspeed, could sense other mutants and tell what they could do. Yet in X-Men: Apocalypse, it's magnetism manipulation. Which, while similar, is not actually the same. If he can already tear up all the metal in the world, there is no point in generating magnetic fields to achieve the same effect. Plus, it wouldn't explain the Auschwitz scene where, as we see, he actually appears to be generating magnetic fields himself. Not just manipulating the Earth's pre-existing one.
I personally hope they stick with the latter. Because it means we could potentially see Magneto delve further into the EM spectrum down the line, like his comic counterpart has done before.
Josh_Alexander
Originally posted by TheVaultDweller
I know how magnetism works. That's not the point. The actual point of my post was that the movies contradict themselves about his powers. In one film (X-Men 3), they explicitly state that his powers are "control over metal". That was Callisto's description of his abilities who, along with low-level superspeed, could sense other mutants and tell what they could do. Yet in X-Men: Apocalypse, it's magnetism manipulation. Which, while similar, is not actually the same. If he can already tear up all the metal in the world, there is no point in generating magnetic fields to achieve the same effect. Plus, it wouldn't explain the Auschwitz scene where, as we see, he actually appears to be generating magnetic fields himself. Not just manipulating the Earth's pre-existing one.
I personally hope they stick with the latter. Because it means we could potentially see Magneto delve further into the EM spectrum down the line, like his comic counterpart has done before.
X - Men First Class answers the question, and why Magneto could never crush Shaw's helmet.
TheVaultDweller
Originally posted by Josh_Alexander
X - Men First Class answers the question, and why Magneto could never crush Shaw's helmet.
Not really. That's just another inconsistency. In that film, he seemingly needed to use wires to remove the helmet. Meanwhile, in DoFP...
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The X-Men movies really are a clusterphuck of inconsistencies.
Arachnid1
Originally posted by NotAllThatEvil
Just checked, 11 stainless steel pins in the bones. Yeah, Mr. Dr. Loses hard Yeah, this is a flat out stomp.
Josh_Alexander
Originally posted by TheVaultDweller
Not really. That's just another inconsistency. In that film, he seemingly needed to use wires to remove the helmet. Meanwhile, in DoFP...
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The X-Men movies really are a clusterphuck of inconsistencies.
Well, he hated Shaw. He could have removed the Helment or crush, yet he didnt.
Either he cant cause the metal is resistant to his powers or because he was dumb
But agree, too many inconsistencies.
TheVaultDweller
Originally posted by Josh_Alexander
Well, he hated Shaw. He could have removed the Helment or crush, yet he didnt.
Either he cant cause the metal is resistant to his powers or because he was dumb
But agree, too many inconsistencies.
Could be PIS in the First Class instance. There certainly is enough of it going around in those films. But yeah, the X-Men films are riddled with contradictions and inconsistencies. Days of Future Past was supposed to fix a lot of them, but it just replaced the old inconsistencies with new ones.
The worst thing is still the ages though, where characters look basically exactly the same each time despite decades supposedly passing between films. Canonically, there is 21 years between First Class and Apocalypse, but none of them look like they aged 2 decades during that time. For example, based on the timeline, Havok should be pushing 40 in the last film, considering he was taken from solitary in a prison facility in First Class, which suggests he was probably at least 18 at the time. Does this look like a 40-year-old to you:
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NotAllThatEvil
Wasn't the whole point of Shaw was that crushing him wouldn't have worked without Xavier turning off his powers with telepathy?
TheVaultDweller
Originally posted by NotAllThatEvil
Wasn't the whole point of Shaw was that crushing him wouldn't have worked without Xavier turning off his powers with telepathy?
That's very true, but it still doesn't explain why he didn't just levitate it off Shaw's head though.
But hey, this is the same universe where Logan can somehow block optic blasts with his claws but gets sent staggering by a human in a cage match.
NotAllThatEvil
20 something year old magneto wasn't as good at using his powers yet. They needed a whole training montage. Also, hidden chin strap?
TheVaultDweller
Originally posted by NotAllThatEvil
20 something year old magneto wasn't as good at using his powers yet. They needed a whole training montage. Also, hidden chin strap?
That was a raw power thing, IIRC. Not a control thing. Earlier in the film, he was doing this:
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Hence, why it is easiest to just chalk it up to PIS, IMO. Because it would hardly be the first or last instance of it in the X-Men films, and certainly not the worst.
NotAllThatEvil
I dont know man. He wanted to practice by catching bullets. That seems precision based.
TheVaultDweller
By Magneto's own admission, he could already stop the bullets though. Hence why Xavier told him that he wasn't really pushing himself, which led to the whole satellite scene.
Xavier: "I can't shoot anybody pointblank. Let alone my friend."
Erik: "Oh, come on, you know I can deflect it. You are always telling me I should push myself."
Xavier: "If you know you can deflect it then you are not challenging yourself."
TheLordofMurder
Magneto wins...
Easily....
quanchi112
Originally posted by TheLordofMurder
Magneto wins...
Easily.... Nah, cape to the face. Mystique beat the loser.
Darth Thor
Ebony Maw beat him. Dont see how he was a superior TK user to Magneto.
quanchi112
Originally posted by Darth Thor
Ebony Maw beat him. Dont see how he was a superior TK user to Magneto. Maw would trash Magneto as well.
Darth Thor
Originally posted by quanchi112
Maw would trash Magneto as well.
Based on?
victreebelvictr
magneto is a powerful person to deal with, dont think maw could just beat him. it would be difficult, maw couldnt get through magnetos magnetic field. that could be maw's downfall. i know that you are a thanos fanboy, i amire that. i love palpatine, i tell you like to find the full power of thanos and his minions. dont always look at the powers though, look at the weaknesses. there is a reason why x men had problems with magneto. him by hi,self could be a challenge to the x men. could maw do that, probably not.
Single-Cell
Originally posted by victreebelvictr
magneto is a powerful person to deal with, dont think maw could just beat him. it would be difficult, maw couldnt get through magnetos magnetic field. that could be maw's downfall. i know that you are a thanos fanboy, i amire that. i love palpatine, i tell you like to find the full power of thanos and his minions. dont always look at the powers though, look at the weaknesses. there is a reason why x men had problems with magneto. him by hi,self could be a challenge to the x men. could maw do that, probably not.
Maw is smarter than Magneto , he is an alien , he will break magneto in half.
victreebelvictr
magneto can block those attacks using his own telekinesis, i try to comment you quanchi, but you are plain too idiotic to take it, i hate thanos fanboys too. mostly because of you.
quanchi112
Originally posted by victreebelvictr
magneto can block those attacks using his own telekinesis, i try to comment you quanchi, but you are plain too idiotic to take it, i hate thanos fanboys too. mostly because of you. You are the same dope who claimed Sidious who could even dream of taking on Thanos. Thanos is greater than your pitiful Sith Lord that went down to one armed Vader minus a weapon. For ****s sake Star Wars is top notich these days but the MCU is the undisputed champion.
Darth Thor
Seen zero evidence given for Maw overpowering Apoc Magneto.
quanchi112
Originally posted by Darth Thor
Seen zero evidence given for Maw overpowering Apoc Magneto. That Magneto had prep so stop with the nonsense.
Darth Thor
Originally posted by quanchi112
That Magneto had prep so stop with the nonsense.
Prep to do what?
Dr. Strange is the one who had prep before facing Thanos.
You really don't have an argument here do you?
quanchi112
Originally posted by Darth Thor
Prep to do what?
Dr. Strange is the one who had prep before facing Thanos.
You really don't have an argument here do you? Magento worked up his powers. Strange had others aiding him but he was reacting to Thanos with his powers as best he could.
victreebelvictr
prep or not magneto can overpower magneto the same way ebony maw did too strnage, just better
Darth Thor
Originally posted by quanchi112
Magento worked up his powers. Strange had others aiding him but he was reacting to Thanos with his powers as best he could.
He controlled the Earth right away.
His manipulation over metal is unmatched.
Maw can control more but Magneto is the superior telekinetic plain and simple.
Darth Thor
Did I mention the Shield?
I said Magneto is the superior telekinetic. No need to be Butt hurt over everything just because youve been wrong all these years about who the Avengers true powerhouse is.
Single-Cell
Maw can control everything , Magneto can only control metalic.
Darth Thor
Mags stops bullets so Maw is not faster. Not can he lift more.
Stranges best fear is fighting Thanos with prep. But then Mags can create an impenetrable shield with prep.
Strange has metal in his hands, so hes toast.
Your Butt hurt over Thor beating the guy who stomped the Hulk is too funny.
Darth Thor
Show me the cape instant killing anyone.
Ill show you what Magneto does to a guy with too much iron in his blood, let alone metal plates in his hands
Maw beat Strange as will Mags.
NotAllThatEvil
Yes strange is better at magic, but magneto is much better at sticking sharp things into other people to make them stop moving.
I was unaware magneto needed line of sight when he ripped iron out of a man's blood stream. Chalk xray vision up as another one of his super powers, I suppose
Darth Thor
Yeah Quan has proven himself a fan boy with no actual rebuttals or arguments again.
Thor beating Thanos and Maw beating Strange ruined IW for him.
Single-Cell
Strange can use magic to turn metal in his hands into wood , then he will teleport magneto to the bottom of the ocean.
Darth Thor
Originally posted by Single-Cell
Strange can use magic to turn metal in his hands into wood , then he will teleport magneto to the bottom of the ocean.
Like he did to Maw?
Single-Cell
Originally posted by Darth Thor
Like he did to Maw?
He didn't do to maw because he was trying to trick Maw with getting into his ship and finding out about him and Thanos.
NotAllThatEvil
Is that what happened? I was under the impression he was kidnapped and tortured to get his locket off.
Single-Cell
Strange is smart and can do a lot of things but he didn't do anything to maw because it was his plan.
NotAllThatEvil
Oh I see, you're trolling.
Single-Cell
Originally posted by NotAllThatEvil
Oh I see, you're trolling.
Tell me why strange didn't change matter against him ? why he didn't become multiple like he did against thanos ? why he didn't teleport him into another place ?
Darth Thor
Strange had prep against Thanos. Not against Maw.
Maw was a bit too fast for Strange.
Single-Cell
what is prep ?
Darth Thor
Time to Prepare.
Single-Cell
Ok that makes sense , but how did strange prepare for thanos , he didn't have his books with him and when he fought Thanos he used his magic very fast.
Darth Thor
Meditation. We even saw that.
Single-Cell
But he meditate to see the future , not to make spells for magical attacks ! those attacks were improvising.
Single-Cell
Ok he medidates to see the futures , but it doesn't mean he can move in those futures , his body was right there !
Single-Cell
Ok i don't understand how did he prepare ? , did he memorize new spells ? what exactly did he do ? i
XxSamuraixX
Both could go either way
victreebelvictr
doctor strange was beaten by maw with no prep and magneto didnt get prep for mystique, what are you trying to prove?
Single-Cell
I already said an argument to show that strange went to maw ship since it was his plan , because strange didn't use more powerful attacks against him but Darth Thor says strange used preparation by meditation against thanos to use those powerful attacks but i don't understand how he he prepared in his meditations since he said he just saw the futures.
Darth Thor
Originally posted by Single-Cell
Ok i don't understand how did he prepare ? , did he memorize new spells ? what exactly did he do ? i
Nothing. The Master of the Mustic Arts preparing to go up against the most powerful being in galaxy just sat there doing nothing.
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