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Originally posted by Wonderman
firestar controls the miro-wave spectrum. It enables her to fly as well as burn.

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Originally posted by Rutog98
Storm, easily. She's way too versatile. Firestar has no defense at all against Ororo's powers while technically, Ororo can control Firestar's powers. Storm controls heat. She has to do this in order to control wind, pressure gradients, etc. That microwave heat that Firestar *projects* is the same heat Ororo *controls* when she's controlling the weather, moving weather patters, etc. Technically, Firestar should not even be able to hurt Storm with her powers as Storm is immune to temperature and climate. Similar, when Firestar and Pyro fought, he was able to redirect the heat she threw at him. At the bare minimum, Storm should be able to accomplish the same feat. If push came to shove, Ororo could whip up a concentrated blizzard assault of ice and snow to absorb the microwaves Firestar threw at her as this would absorb Angelica's radiation power like a sponge. I've seen Ororo in cannon concentrate a monsoon into such an attack that she was able to repel Volcana's fire assaults upon her. She can do the same here against Firestar using snow and ice instead of rain.

On the other hand, Firestar is not immune to electrocution nor does she have any defense against Storm's electrical assault. If Storm whipped up a windstorm or vortex, again there is nothing Firestar can do against that either. Firestar can be suffocated, smashed to the ground with a microburst or hurled into buildings or mountainsides with enormously powerful winds. Again, there is nothing Firestar can do against that.

In the final analysis, Storm has way too big an arsenal for Firestar to even have a prayer of coping with. Her attacks are environmental. By that, I mean they affect the entire area and are not limited to any one target unless Storm wills it so. This means that Firestar has no way of avoiding most of Storm's attacks. On top of that, if written with all aspects of her powers, Ororo should be able to control whatever Firestar throws at her, absorb it with snow, absorb it harmlessly into her body (Storm can do this too) or simply redirect it with a thought. Firestar should not be able to hurt Storm. Telepaths and elementals are not good opponents for Ororo as she's too well protected from these powers unless PIS is introduced into the story to weaken Ororo.

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Originally posted by Rutog98
Storm, easily. She's way too versatile. Firestar has no defense at all against Ororo's powers while technically, Ororo can control Firestar's powers. Storm controls heat. She has to do this in order to control wind, pressure gradients, etc. That microwave heat that Firestar *projects* is the same heat Ororo *controls* when she's controlling the weather, moving weather patters, etc. Technically, Firestar should not even be able to hurt Storm with her powers as Storm is immune to temperature and climate. Similar, when Firestar and Pyro fought, he was able to redirect the heat she threw at him. At the bare minimum, Storm should be able to accomplish the same feat. If push came to shove, Ororo could whip up a concentrated blizzard assault of ice and snow to absorb the microwaves Firestar threw at her as this would absorb Angelica's radiation power like a sponge. I've seen Ororo in cannon concentrate a monsoon into such an attack that she was able to repel Volcana's fire assaults upon her. She can do the same here against Firestar using snow and ice instead of rain.

On the other hand, Firestar is not immune to electrocution nor does she have any defense against Storm's electrical assault. If Storm whipped up a windstorm or vortex, again there is nothing Firestar can do against that either. Firestar can be suffocated, smashed to the ground with a microburst or hurled into buildings or mountainsides with enormously powerful winds. Again, there is nothing Firestar can do against that.

In the final analysis, Storm has way too big an arsenal for Firestar to even have a prayer of coping with. Her attacks are environmental. By that, I mean they affect the entire area and are not limited to any one target unless Storm wills it so. This means that Firestar has no way of avoiding most of Storm's attacks. On top of that, if written with all aspects of her powers, Ororo should be able to control whatever Firestar throws at her, absorb it with snow, absorb it harmlessly into her body (Storm can do this too) or simply redirect it with a thought. Firestar should not be able to hurt Storm. Telepaths and elementals are not good opponents for Ororo as she's too well protected from these powers unless PIS is introduced into the story to weaken Ororo.