I think only slightly. If Elektra had/used more of a power or even weapons, then Domino's powers would help moreso imo. Because its stricktly h2h, its much more even. Elektra still edges her in skills and most abilities.
yeah but this is in an urban environment, not a featureless one, so I'm assuming there's many environmental factors that may come into play with Domino's powers like things falling on Elektra or her slipping on stuff, etc (I admit I don't know them well, so correct me if I'm wrong)
True, things are liable to happen. Elektra minus any extra-ordinary powers, is the greatest assasin in the world and probably top 3 ninjas in Marvel. Her awareness SHOULD allow her to avoid such accidents, lol.
Im not saying that it cant happen. Im just saying Elektra's that dam good. Ive heard about Domino's scuffles with Shatterstar, and let me say, ive never really been impressed with him in terms of being one of top martial artists. Not taking anything Away from Domino, but Elektra would be much marder imo.
Elektra barely uses her tp... Yeah, Elektra's really good, but last time Domino fought Deadpool, part of a building (iirc) collapsed on him... and Elektra won't heal from that kind of damage as easily. And nowadays, Dom's been learning to push her powers so that she can make things happen consciously... like when she took out a Sentinel with lightning.
Meh. Domino's had her reaction times cut in half and her fighter mojo put on the fritz, and had two busted ribs and exhausted and still handed Shatterstar his ass... Other then that, there's still Cable's claims and her fights with Deadpool.
Oh, i have no doubts that Domino is good. No doubts at all. True Elektra wouldnt heal from that kind of damage, but she may be able to avoid it where Deadpool wasnt. I think her senses/awareness is better than his anyways. Like ive stated before, Shatterstar never impressed me. Her being able to make things happen consciously would be cray though and would indeed help her moreso.
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