Comic book Character battle thread (VOTING!)

[DevilLoss]

Quick note: The Ultimate Nullifier kills whoever uses it.

then how come reed richards from fantastic four was able to use it agiasnt galactus but was not destroyed?

[Korugar]

Because that was an alternate reality, and they just went back to their own. The ultimate nullifier destroys the reality.

[DevilLoss]

umm i see but i dont see how it cna destroy someone who is immortal like thanos though.

[DevilLoss]

gavsword hasnt posted recently and i dont know when the countdown ends so how much time do we have left to place are arguements out on the table?

[Flayne]

gavsword hasnt posted recently and i dont know when the countdown ends so how much time do we have left to place are arguements out on the table?

Times up, voting has commenced. 
sorry If i havent payed much attention, thanks to RL issues, but i checked the discussion and it all seems very well elaborated. 

[DevilLoss]

are we making a rule on wiether or not were allowing gods/dietys or we only allowing super heroes/villians i just want to clear this up for the next people that come in.

[Flayne]

are we making a rule on wiether or not were allowing gods/dietys or we only allowing super heroes/villians i just want to clear this up for the next people that come in.

Perhaps I should make certain conditions for each battle or something, good idea though.

[Flayne]

GALACTUS WINS!!! congratulations

Now waiting on next contendents:

SPECIAL RULE FOR THIS NEXT BATTLE:

No IMMORTAL characters, no SUPER POWERS, just normal people with skillz or slightly enhanced biology (example: batman, daredevil, Wolverine, etc.)

Super powers fall into the category of people such as Superman, Jean grey, Storm, Wonder woman, etc.

normal skills or enhanced biology are applied to things such as Intelligence and fighting ability (ex: batman) or enhanced regeneration/metal body parts for an example which does not prevent someone from getting killed easily by physical means (ex: Wolverine = enhanced cellular regeneration and metal parts/adamantium)

good luck.

[Korugar]

Um...I'd have to disagree with your definitions. For example, the theory behind some powerful abilities(I'll use Professor X for an example) is still enhanced something. His mind is simply enhanced to the point where he can read people's minds, or even control them.

What about Flash, wouldn't he technically only have his speed enhanced? Yet I would certainly classify that as a super power. How about a cyborg, or alien whose race gives them extra abilities over humans?

Anyway, I would suggest one of two things: (1) remove the part about super powers. The Immortal rule would still remove those like Superman, Wonder Woman, Galactus, etc. It would allow certain others in that you mentioned, but if you don't like that, then do number (2) tighten the rules about super powers. Something like...no genetic modifications, only skills. True, this would exclude Wolverine, but honestly...he has super powers, he shouldn't be allowed.

Your choice, just my thoughts.

[Flayne]

Um...I'd have to disagree with your definitions. For example, the theory behind some powerful abilities(I'll use Professor X for an example) is still enhanced something. His mind is simply enhanced to the point where he can read people's minds, or even control them.

What about Flash, wouldn't he technically only have his speed enhanced? Yet I would certainly classify that as a super power. How about a cyborg, or alien whose race gives them extra abilities over humans?

Anyway, I would suggest one of two things: (1) remove the part about super powers. The Immortal rule would still remove those like Superman, Wonder Woman, Galactus, etc. It would allow certain others in that you mentioned, but if you don't like that, then do number (2) tighten the rules about super powers. Something like...no genetic modifications, only skills. True, this would exclude Wolverine, but honestly...he has super powers, he shouldn't be allowed.

Your choice, just my thoughts.

Remember though, professor X developed the powers on his own, that is not classified as a Bio genetic enhancement because they came naturally, Wolverine is a good example of a biologically enhanced being because thats just what he simply is, he never grew these powers on his own, although i still may have to exclude him since i only said "slightly", he has a heavy modification so I guess he is too much.

Flash is classified as Super power aswell because he was not genetically enhanced by someone else but by something which were some super charged atoms of a radioactive liquid that gave him his powers.

but You are right, I should tighten them up a bit.


MODIFIED RULES FOR THIS BATTLE:


No immortal or celestial beings, NO POWERS, only skillz. (ex: Batman, Green arrow, The Punisher, etc.)

[Korugar]

It's a moot point, now, but Woverine's abilities are sort of as natural as Professor X's. Well, kind of. The metal does make him a good deal more dangerous...but the healing, and claws, and animal senses are all natural. But like I said, it doesn't matter at this point.

[Flayne]

It's a moot point, now, but Woverine's abilities are sort of as natural as Professor X's. Well, kind of. The metal does make him a good deal more dangerous...but the healing, and claws, and animal senses are all natural. But like I said, it doesn't matter at this point.

Yeah but those were bone claws, theyd break anyday, his main powers are taken note of when they are enhanced biologically, instead of bone, adamantium, all over his body, plus increased regeneration rate,  henceforth his main abilities are biogenetically engineered ones.