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The Fury vs. Galactus/Phoenix

Plot Kai Redux!!
Captain Britain/UK Fails and die. The Fury follows its programming and decides kill every super powered character. Two cosmics take notice and will not put up with diz shit. Galactus the Space God prepares and the Phoenix descends from the cosmos.

Do they get the Job done?

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Galactus has absorbed every iota from its ship the Taa2.
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Galactus and Phoenix for the win

The creation of a mad reality warper is not up to par here, i would take any one of them over the fury

I am not of the school of thinking that one survives nullification,it makes them immune to eveything else, plus with the damage fury will take he wont be reparing himself fast enough

That is if he even was nullified, i have my doubts


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Fury will adapt and destroy.

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The Fury withstood nullification at ground zero unscathed,
but the entire universe around him
and everything in it was erased from existence.

Fury's durability > Eternity/Infinity, Galactus, WC, meh, almost whoever.

Fury was unbothered by 238 Jaspers' warp,
238 Jaspers > Galactus and WC combined.

Fury was able to resist 616 Jaspers' warp too,
Jaspers had to add physical engagement for the fight to last,
ultimately, it's Fury's character to find a way to win,
and so he did, and killed Jaspers.

616 Jaspers > 238 Jaspers > yall know the rest.


It's not in Fury's abilities to erase or damage concepts, (that I know of)
but any form the concept takes in order to battle can be damaged,
so imo, Fury defeats their manifested forms,
but probably can't damage the concept in it's natural state.


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Maybe MJJ couldn't beat because it was his powers that created it. That could be a reason why he could not beat him, but thats just a theory until i find how to prove it (but i have my doubts). YOu say MJJ 238 is greater then Big G and P of that reality or just in general. The fury beat MJJ 616 only because he was in a void where there was no reality to manipulate so MJJ was essential a person with no powers. When you said nullification you mean the Ultimate NUll device Big G has or is this something else? Just want to know a few things before i make a decision.

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Originally posted by Lord Feron

Maybe MJJ couldn't beat because it was his powers that created it. That could be a reason why he could not beat him, but thats just a theory until i find how to prove it (but i have my doubts).

616 Jaspers didn't create the Fury though.

238 Jaspers (another being from another universe) created the Fury.

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When you said nullification
you mean the Ultimate NUll device Big G has or is this something else?

Cosmic Nullifiers do the same thing, they erase Time and Space.

It was the Celestial Nullifier, which is basically the same thing as the UN.

The difference?

The CN has a greater range of influence (any universe in the Omniverse)

The UN has a greater scale of influence (the Multiverse at once)

But whether you nullify a mouse or the Multiverse,
you're committing the same action on both targets (nullification)

So range and scale mean nothing in the end,
because the end result is the same. (erased from existence)


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Originally posted by Mr Master
616 Jaspers didn't create the Fury though.

238 Jaspers (another being from another universe) created the Fury.


Cosmic Nullifiers do the same thing, they erase Time and Space.

It was the Celestial Nullifier, which is basically the same thing as the UN.

The difference?

The CN has a greater range of influence (any universe in the Omniverse)

The UN has a greater scale of influence (the Multiverse at once)

But whether you nullify a mouse or the Multiverse,
you're committing the same action on both targets (nullification)

So range and scale mean nothing in the end,
because the end result is the same. (erased from existence)


Hmmm.... you logic is agreeable to one who does not know much about the CN. I guess it makes sense. So the CN your saying is just a fun snack size of the UN adult platter? big grin I guess if the function is the same but one just reaches farther I guess. HMm would the WC be able to bring THe fury to the WHR? Surely he will die there but then again that would be outside the battlefield.

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Hmmm.... you logic is agreeable to one who does not know much about the CN.
I guess it makes sense.
So the CN your saying is just a fun snack size of the UN adult platter?
I guess if the function is the same but one just reaches farther I guess.

They're basically the same.

Both utterly nullify Time and Space. (no matter the range)

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HMm would the WC be able to bring THe fury to the WHR?
Surely he will die there
but then again that would be outside the battlefield.

Why would he surely die there?

Fury is just as safe there as anywhere else, I don't see any reason why not.


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I already think The fury takes it here according to what i know so far. As for the WHR I think Fury will die here because Seems like Pheonix is in control of this part of space and time. I don't have a concrete reason but Idk something about the usual means of getting there is through being dead so i surmised that the process of taking THe fury there may kill him. The phoenix host does great things in the WHR maybe great enough to kill the fury. Again all this is speculation.

ON a side note does this pretty much make him the strongest machine of all comics? He sounds pretty damn badass.

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Fury had control of space, time and much more. That didn't help stop the Fury, and apparently Psylocke can manipulate the WHR room as well.


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As for the WHR I think Fury will die here
because Seems like Pheonix is in control of this part of space and time.

Jaspers controlled Reality in all it's forms, and it wasn't enough.

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I don't have a concrete reason but Idk something about the usual means of getting there is through being dead so i surmised that the process of taking THe fury there may kill him.

Nah, Betsy and Rachel were there playing around. and they were alive.

Jamie also warped the WHR effortlessly.
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The phoenix host does great things in the WHR
maybe great enough to kill the fury. Again all this is speculation.

Phoenix repaired a Universe.

And even if she might've been able to destroy it, it won't help.

Fury withstood the Celestial Nullifier, it can erase any entire Universe in the Omniverse.
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ON a side note does this pretty much make him the strongest machine of all comics?
He sounds pretty damn badass.

He's part organic, part machine.

Fury was no joke indeed.


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Aight you convinced I will eat hotdogs for dinner... wait what! Aight for rizzle The Fury is the Shizzle ...Oh yeah part organic....Does that make him unbeatable mentally since he is part machine?

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Both Galactus and Phoenix are energy manipulators. I don’t see why, one could just drain its energy reserves while the other pounds away.


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He would adapt.


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He would adapt.

Exactly he would adapt, as in after he realizes he is low on energy. After all that’s how he adapts, right? After every new encounter, he hasn’t encountered a foe that can drain him.


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Galactus /w/ Taa II, wins.


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Originally posted by id369
Exactly he would adapt, as in after he realizes he is low on energy. After all that’s how he adapts, right? After every new encounter, he hasn’t encountered a foe that can drain him.


After he realizes it?

Do you think The Fury is some dumb shit with super powers?


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After he realizes it?

Do you think The Fury is some dumb shit with super powers?

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Actually, the Fury is just gonna stand there and allow his energy to be drained,
while simultaneously being pummeled by the other mate.

Fury isn't known fighting back as we know,
and Galactus and Jean
should be able to simply pound away a creature that survived unharmed time & space being nullified.

Draining Fury should be even easier,
we know this because 238 Jaspers' warp had zero affect on Fury,
and Fury was able to resist 616 Jaspers' warp long enough to prevail.

And although matrix/Merlyn was an absolute Omniversal power,
literally with absolute power over time/space across the Omniverse,
and 238 Jaspers > matrix/Marlyn, and 616 Jaspers > 238 Jaspers,
doesn't mean Universal powers, like Phoenix, and Galactus, can't just drain and pound for the win.


So yea, team for the easy win against a paralyzed Fury.


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Really though since Fury could be recharged by minerals in the soil I don't see him having more energy in him then Galactus can absorb. Also he was defeated just by being cut into by MJJ's claws over and over again, so they could probably just batter him around. Phoenix will hold him at bay and just generally fight him while Big G drains him and then then just blow him up for the finish. Fighting smart the team should take 6-7/10.


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