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You're slightly underselling Achilles. Just slightly.

Aw... Now I want the Rumble. I remember I'd forsaken Battles.

I don't understand why the killing comes first. If they really hated him, they castrate him alive and squirming.

Vinnessa and Gabriel step forward alongside Conner. Vinnessa seemed to begin to speak, but let nothing out. Sensing this through intuition, Gabriel instead began, "We have to care. We're going to be working together, right? I think that's what she was going to say." Vinnessa merely crossed her arms and looked away subtly. "I suppose." Upon Gabriel's remark, "I don't smell anything." "My smells better though," he pointed out, a finger raised. "It doesn't smell like anything I've ever smelt," he continued, glancing between Conner and his female ally. "And I don't think it's assassins. It just... It's one of those things that stays in the back of your mind. You did say it wasn't impossible, so I suppose it isn't..." Gabriel looked toward the direction of the particular scent. Of course, crowds of people crisscrossed their way in front of him, so a direct line would be difficult. Nevertheless, it was definitely there. "I'll have to check this out. It could be another clan, maybe."

The enhanced senses are overlooked a lot, which is unfortunate. But I can't deny the fact that they give him an edge. That, combined with the superior* weaponry, makes for a match that would lean toward a victor clad in crimson leather, around 6/10 times.

Hm. That should be a storyline. Hulk gets sun-hurled, then jumps off the sun and back onto Earth, x7986 more powerful.

I should point out that, in the fight between Iron Man and Thor, Iron Man was losing. He couldn't have won that fight. If it would have continued, Thor would have continued putting dents in his armor, overpowering him physically, and showing him up in terms of durability and endurance. All this, and Iron Man was at 475% his normal power. Thor also had the advantage in combat speed, shown by his catching Stark's punches.

True, though even at his most stupid points, he's been shown to use it. But like you said, the hallmark of a generally stupid character is to not utilize your most effective attacks when it's most appropiate.

Oh, wow. Thanks for the scan! At the very least, Loki is still covered in the stuff.

Thunder Clap? Thunder Clap??

Was it something designed with Magneto himself in mind, or a general all-purpose defense?

Alright, I'll say it... Aren't both Loki and Doom wearing metal helmets?

That would explain why I've only ever heard women talk about it... Hey, thanks treacherous!

It is in character, but I think Thor could rip the ground itself free. True, he'd be stuck to a chunk of floor, but he'd be relatively free. I'm not sure if Iron Man has that kind of brute physical strength. Though, with a few missles, he could likely replicate that feat. I wonder if a Static Cling could stick the hammer to the floor, making it ironically difficult for Thor to lift? Doesn't Hal have a sort of personal force field? I don't know exactly how effective it is, but surely it'd provide some protection? I'm not sure if Static would succumb to a few missles; he's been shown to be able to stop bullets after they've been fired, and missles, while potentially faster, take a significantly longer time to accelerate to that speed. I think Static could deflect or block missles from Iron Man. Another thing: how sure are we that lightning would do anything to Static at all, or that Static's electrical attacks would harm Thor for that matter? I don't know, Hulk was hitting Thor pretty hard, and he never really went down for the count. I mean, he probably would have fell to Hulk eventually, but I'm not sure if Lantern's constructs were on a Class 100 level of power. I disagree about Thor being too busy to help Iron Man. All these guys would be fighting in the sky, it's not a stretch to assume both teams would be working with their partners, even if only a little. Also, keep in mind that Static can boost Lantern's power the same way Thor could boost Iron Man's.

What's a Bieber?

Not the fairest of matches, right here!

Thanks for the words, baller. What if Static uses that EMP blast, and Thor recharges Iron Man with some lightning, while Static is left partially weakened from the exertion? How could Green Lantern take out Thor? I know that Hal was pretty powerful in the film, but he didn't seem like anything that'd be too much overall against the likes of Thor and Iron Man. At least, that's what I was thinking.

True, but I've only got one story with X number of characters. Still, I see your point... I'll leave it up to Pey. But if he doesn't respond by midnight, up goes the story tommorow!

I swear to Goddess! That crossed my mind, but again, my Achilles heel.

Aye, that it is. That was my initial suspicion, but being unsure is my Achilles heel.

Hm... as much as I'd love to keep Mayhem in my match... What do you suggest?

Ssshit.

I wouldn't say DD's weapons are worse or greater. Really, they're in a different class. Daredevil isn't into killing, and Achilles is, so naturally, their weapons would showcase that. I'm not sure what the cables are made of in Daredevil's clubs. They could potentially bind the warrior, but he may or may not be able to slice through the (metallic?) cables. If Daredevil plays his cards right and really takes advantage of shock and awe tactics, he could win. but the thing is, physically, these guys are pretty much equal. Really, really equal.

That is true... technically.

Thor - Film Version Iron Man - Film Version vs Green lantern - Film Version Static Shock - Comic Version Fight takes place in generic Manhattan.