Heroes and Villains Round 3 The Blessed vs. The Cursed

Which team wins in a fight?

  • Jespher and Löwenherz

    Votes: 3 15.0%
  • Jespher and NoBonus

    Votes: 6 30.0%
  • Kingsnation and Löwenherz

    Votes: 6 30.0%
  • Kingsnation and NoBonus

    Votes: 5 25.0%

  • Total voters
    20
  • Poll closed .

Jespher

Starter
Heroes Vs. Villains Playoffs Round 3 (the Elite Eight)

H1 vs. H5
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H3 vs. V2

(H1) Jespher vs (H5) Kingsnation

(H3) Lowenherz vs (V2) NoBonus

Jespher - "The Family"
1.01 Silver Surfer
2.16 Rogue
3.01 Aslan
4.16 Rachel Summers
5.01 Sage
6.16 Franklin Richards

vs.

Kingsnation - The Six Dimensions
1.16 Professor Charles Xavier
2.01 The Incredible Hulk
3.16 Luke Skywalker
4.01 Captain Jack Sparrow
5.16 Aquaman
6.01 Tarzan

and

Löwenherz
1.05 Superman
2.12 Captain America
3.05 Raiden
4.12 Samus Aran
5.05 Sir Lancelot du Lac
6.12 Athena

vs.

NoBonus - Democratic Commission on Global Protection and Social Values
1. Emperor Palpatine - Star Wars
2. Apocalypse - Marvel Comics
3. Boba Fett - Star Wars
4. Gozer - Ghostbusters
5. The Green Goblin (Norman Osborn) - Marvel Comics
6. Rabbit of Caerbannog - Monty Python and the Holy Grail
 
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Please feel free to explain your voting rationale here:)
 
Jespher - "The Family"
1.01 Silver Surfer
2.16 Rogue
3.01 Aslan
4.16 Rachel Summers
5.01 Sage
6.16 Franklin Richards

vs.

Kingsnation - The Six Dimensions
1.16 Professor Charles Xavier
2.01 The Incredible Hulk
3.16 Luke Skywalker
4.01 Captain Jack Sparrow
5.16 Aquaman
6.01 Tarzan

Well now, some interesting match-ups here, eh? Since we're all heroes here, can't we all just get along? Professor Xavier is quite a telepath, but even he pales in comparison to Rachel Summers and her phoenix force (especially after Sage has utilized her talents to expand Rachel's powers). We have a cerebro of our own, and will gladly put Professor X out of commission if he endangers my team.

The Hulk is pretty strong, but I have a feeling he will be the one feeling the pain when Rogue takes away his powers. Actually, that is what he has always wanted, so maybe it's not such a bad thing for him. He should thank our team for healing him of his gamma ray induced curse, and move along.

Luke Skywalker's force abilities are no match for the Silver Surfer's energy projections, matter shifting, and light speed travel. The surfer will wipe the floor with Luke, and heal from any lightsaber cuts with his healing factor powers...P.S. Luke cannot survive in outer space without a suit, so he's pretty vulnerable in that space ship...

Aquaman and Tarzan have Sage and Franklin Richards to deal with. If they pose a threat, Sage can teleport them to another galaxy, or Franklin can decide that they never really existed in the first place. Advantage team Jespher.

As for Captain Jack Sparrow. He's a really cool guy, but unfortunately he's been disintegrated, along with his pirate vessel by my super clones, before Aslan had a chance to give him a lesson on manners, and how to act heroic.
 
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[/B]Well now, some interesting match-ups here, eh? Since we're all heroes here, can't we all just get along? Professor Xavier is quite a telepath, but even he pales in comparison to Rachel Summers and her phoenix force (especially after Sage has utilized her talents to expand Rachel's powers). We have a cerebro of our own, and will gladly put Professor X out of commission if he endangers my team.

The Hulk is pretty strong, but I have a feeling he will be the one feeling the pain when Rogue takes away his powers. Actually, that is what he has always wanted, so maybe it's not such a bad thing for him. He should thank our team for healing him of his gamma ray induced curse, and move along.

Luke Skywalker's force abilities are no match for the Silver Surfer's energy projections, matter shifting, and light speed travel. The surfer will wipe the floor with Luke, and heal from any lightsaber cuts with his healing factor powers...P.S. Luke cannot survive in outer space without a suit, so he's pretty vulnerable in that space ship...

Aquaman and Tarzan have Sage and Franklin Richards to deal with. If they pose a threat, Sage can teleport them to another galaxy, or Franklin can decide that they never really existed in the first place. Advantage team Jespher.

As for Captain Jack Sparrow. He's a really cool guy, but unfortunately he's been disintegrated, along with his pirate vessel by my super clones, before Aslan had a chance to give him a lesson on manners, and how to act heroic.

May the best heroes team win.

But wait, why did you choose those matchups?

Is it because any of the others would've exposed your team's obvious weaknesses?

How about:

Surfer vs Hulk? Not a chance. Hulk would break the little "surfboard" in half.

Rogue will be smitten with Captain Jack. (And besides, he has no powers anyways.)

Franklin Richards? Please. He is mere child - he can't even control his own powers much less direct them towards someone else. X or Captain Jack will easily have this kid working for them by the end of the day.

Sage would easily be defeated by Professor X. Her former teacher, BTW. Do you think he passed on all of his secrets? Plus, get Sage in a crowded place and she is no match. She can't take the stress - she folds.

The Force outdoes any aspect of Rachel Summers any day. Her powers do not penetrate The Force. She will be forced to face Luke and she will not stand a chance.

You need to be educated on The Force:
The Force can enhance natural physical and mental abilities, including strength (such as during a 'Force jump' or to slow a fall from an otherwise dangerous height) and accuracy (as when Luke Skywalker was able to launch proton torpedoes into a small thermal exhaust port on the Death Star in A New Hope). Within the film series, a number of other force powers are demonstrated, those include but are not limited to telekinesis, telepathy, enhanced empathy and precognition.

Many characters throughout the series can sense a "disturbance in the Force" whenever something bad happens or is about to happen.

Summers can't compete with that buddy. In fact, she's merely an amateur.

Aslan? :rolleyes: Doesn't Tarzan control the Animal Kingdom? 'Nuff said.

P.S. You do realize that half of your team was trained by my team captain?
 
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Surfer vs Hulk? Not a chance. Hulk would break the little "surfboard" in half.

Rogue will be smitten with Captain Jack. (And besides, he has no powers anyways.)

Franklin Richards? Please. He is mere child - he can't even control his own powers much less direct them towards someone else. X or Captain Jack will easily have this kid working for them by the end of the day.

Sage would easily be defeated by Professor X. Her former teacher, BTW. Do you think he passed on all of his secrets? Plus, get Sage in a crowded place and she is no match. She can't take the stress - she folds.

The Force outdoes any aspect of Rachel Summers any day. Her powers do not penetrate The Force. She will be forced to face Luke and she will not stand a chance.

Well lets look at your ideal match-ups shall we. First, if you think that the Incredible Hulk can take Silver Surfer in a fight, you are very mistaken, the Hulk has two advantages here, he can regenerate his tissues faster, and obviously has a strength advantage when angry. However, he can't even touch Silver Surfer when he is phased, and the surfer can rearrange matter, absorb and emit pure energy, travel a speeds around the speed of light, and survive in any environment without ill effects. I bet that the Hulk would just pass out if he tried to follow the Surfer to space, and a for the whole break his surf board plan, it is very easy for SS to reform his board, so no big loss there at all.

I built my team specifically for countering telepaths like professor X, as they can be so very meddling. I know that Sage is a rather obscure comic book hero, so let me educate you again to some of her powers here:
Sage was trained by Professor Xavier to resist mind-control and block telepaths. Her extensive training at the hands of Xavier allowed her to render herself invisible to the mental scans of highly powerful psychics, and even turn their attacks back at them. Sage can reflect attacks based on mind-links, and even use an attacker's mental powers to attack more minds, until the mental link between them is broken. For example, she was once the target of one of Psylocke's devastating psi-bolts and with apparent minimal effort, turned the full force of the attack back at her attacker. In the X-Treme X-Men: Savage Land mini-series, the mutant Leash tries to use her power to mentally enslave others on Sage; this results in Sage, again demonstrating no effort, reflecting the attack and mentally enslaving Leash instead.
The crowded room idea doesn't work either, because she's already at the nexus of the universe (the Crystal Palace), so you'd just be confusing one of her hologram or physical form manifestations. Meanwhile, Sage could teleport her assailants to a far off planet, or the deep void of space.

Rogue could come in handy here too, as she could shield herself from Professor X's telepathy, while getting close enough to remove his powers. Same could be said for Franklin, even from range:).

But my telepathic defenses do not stop there. Rachel Summers is the most powerful telepath in the Marvel Universe. She is described as having virtually unlimited psychic potential, an Omega-level mutant. Coupled with Sage's ability to advance the powers of those around her, and Franklin's reality manifestation powers, my team is well defended from your professor's telepathic assaults. If he does get testy, we can counter that by teleporting him somewhere unpleasant (like outer space without a suit), manifest him out of existence, or neutralize him.

Note Rachel's unlimited psychic potential when comparing her to Luke freakin' skywalker. Sure he's got that cool laser sword, but Rachel can make one out of pure psionic energy at will, a la Psylocke. She can utilize telekinesis to a much stronger degree than Luke, rippnig him apart like her mother did in the end of X-Men 3. Let's see Luke counter that while his brain is being scrambled telepathically...

Rogue would love to take on Jack Sparrow, as he is into the whole hot pirate look. With one kiss, she would drain his life energy, withering his bod to a lifeless mass...

As for Tarzan "controlling" Aslan. Good luck there buddy. First of all, there's the whole magic thing...Aslan isn't an earth animal, he's a talking Narian God. Nobody messes with him and wins. Also, Tarzan can't get to my island...he's in Africa, and my fortifications are pretty hard to bypass if you're main means of transportation is swinging on vines.

You also forgot to mention how you will even be able to find my island, or bypass the defenses...
The island perimeter now contains a cloaking device, hidden EMP mines and solar bombs for those mechanized and undead neighbors, roving security superclone lookouts, random teleportation portal walls, spellcraft wards, and force fields which makes it invisible to all trespassers, impervious to air, sea, and land attacks, yet comfortable for us and the animals and plants that we decided on. Franklin, Aslan, and my son have also told me that they made several other “improvements” too. Aslan has been waking the plant and animal life, teaching them magical ways, and how to speak with, provide for, and protect the family.

So even if your team can find my island, bypass it's defenses, and get the ideal match-ups, they will still lose...
 
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Ok, I read your response and...

Why is it you always say that my heroes are "following" your heroes into space or "Tarzan can't leave Africa," or "Good luck finding my island."

First, We don't always come into your environment, you know? ;)
Second, why are your guys always running away?

:rolleyes:

Anyways, I think you are underestimating The Force greatly. Why is Luke constantly getting his mind "scrambled," when he has the same power?

Jack falls for no woman. He plays them. Therefore, once Rogue moves in - he can take her out. He is very wise, you know? ;)

Trust me, X is not afraid of one of his students. Never.

And if Rachel Summers is anything liker her mom, like you insinuate with your argument - she is too unstable and will probably end up like her mom in that movie.

And just for clarification, are these battles taking place on our islands or are your "heroes" always going to be running off to Space (like Silver Surfer) or staying at some ice box? (Crystal Palace.) :rolleyes:
 
We're perfectly content in our island utopia. My team doesn't need to come to you. We're fine where we are, if you have a problem with that, then you need to come to us.

The Family was also built with stability in mind, so while you insinuate that the Dark Phoenix was crazy, her daughter Rachel actually is very stable mentally and physically. She is cool, calm, and in control.

If you insist on a fight, I have no qualms forcing you to chase my members into space, as they would have the advantage there. Hulk isn't that bright of a guy, so I'm sure he would try to follow SS into space if he was upset...If you would rather stay on your island, I'm cool with that, just don't mess with us:). Plus, if Professor X tries to play the teacher card with my team, I always have the footage of him being blown apart telekinetically as proof that he's not such a tough guy after all...
 
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Sorry to butt in here, but I have to get something off my chest. How on earth can a team advance that features two of the most useless Heroes of this draft and a pure style pick that has no superpowers whatsoever? I mean I get that this is not a competition to get the omnipotentest superhero/villain team, but Aquaman and Tarzan? Seriously? If you as a superhero/villain are incable of turning this assembled animal kingdom into your personal BBQ (with sushi) you should really give up. Severed from their animal friends these two are nothing more than mere humans, onyl that one of them is linguistically underdeveloped. So really, all you have to be able to deal with is a guy with anger issues, an old paraplegic, a drunken pirate and that Star Wars kid. I'm having trouble seeing this team beat any of the others.
 
Sorry to butt in here, but I have to get something off my chest. How on earth can a team advance that features two of the most useless Heroes of this draft and a pure style pick that has no superpowers whatsoever? I mean I get that this is not a competition to get the omnipotentest superhero/villain team, but Aquaman and Tarzan? Seriously? If you as a superhero/villain are incable of turning this assembled animal kingdom into your personal BBQ (with sushi) you should really give up. Severed from their animal friends these two are nothing more than mere humans, onyl that one of them is linguistically underdeveloped. So really, all you have to be able to deal with is a guy with anger issues, an old paraplegic, a drunken pirate and that Star Wars kid. I'm having trouble seeing this team beat any of the others.
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I've been slightly neglecting my heroes side, but some notes here:

When Gozer comes up and asks my crew "Are you a God?", both Athena and Raiden say "Yes" ... and then Gozer the Gozerian respescts the wishes of the duly designated representatives of the Planet, Solar System and Galaxy of Humanity, by immediately ceasing any and all supernatural activity and returning forthwith to her place of origin or to the nearest convenient parallel dimension. Otherwise, Athena tricks her into turning into Mr. Staypuft and Raiden roasts her like the marshmallow she is.

Samus Aran is everything Boba Fett dreams of being. She's quicker, more agile, is a better bounty hunter, (All Fett did was follow the Millenium Falcon to cloud city, called Vader, then let the Sith Lord take over from there) has a larger array of cooler weapons and let's not forget, Fett was defeated when a partially blind Han Solo ACCIDENTLY bumped the aforementioned "badass", activating his rocket pack and sending him, flailing and screaming, into the Sarlacc. Samus defeats Sarlacc-like creatures as minibosses. Also, her vision is 20/20 and has her arm cannon aimed at Fett's head.

Fittingly, I have an ACTUAL member of the Quest for the Holy Grail in Sir Lancelot to take on The Rabbit of Caerbannog. Unlike his Monty Python counterpart, Lancelot has slayed ferocious dragons and sinister knights at least on par with that rascally rabbit and doesn't take any challenge lightly. Plus, should things get out of hand, I'll have Raiden vigilantly waiting in the wings to provide his own brand of a Holy Hand Grenade of Antioch. You know what happens to a rabbit when it gets struck by lightning? The same thing that happens to everything else. (sidenote: ugh, that line may have single-handedly pushed me to picking Raiden over Storm)

So fortunately for the Green Goblin he's heading up against a familar face. Unfortunately, it's Avengers' leader Captain America who also has a Super-Soldier serum, a shield unaffected by pumpkin bombs and is essentially the badass big brother to Gobby's nemisis, Spider-man. Additionally, having quickly dispatched with Fett, Samus still has 20/20 vision and is now aiming her arm cannon at Norman Osborn's head.

Now, this is a nice match-up: Superman vs Apocalypse. Unfortunately, I'm not big enough on comic books, er sorry, "graphic novels", to create a knowledgeable layout of this epicly titanic battle. I could ignorantly assume Apocalypse is the Marvel equivelent of Darkseid, whom Supes has defeated on numerous occasions, but that's a cop-out. I'm thinking, Supes gets the upperhand on Apocalypse if Athena defeats Gozer in time and provides back-up. Otherwise, I'm willing to concede this as a stalemate.

I've been keeping Raiden in reserve as a reinforcement during previous battles because he's saving his strength for his date with The Emperor. The Thunder God can avoid all the imperial Storm Trooper security simply by teleporting into the Emperor's inner-chambers. Then after the two exchange a flurry of thunderbolts and realize it's rather ineffective on each other, so begins the battle royal of an old, decrepit lightsabre weilding, former senator against a Godly master of hand-to-hand combat who delights in obliterating people with lightning-induced uppercuts. And should Raiden be unable to "finish him", the Death Star is a rather similar labyrinth set-up as the Planet Zebes. And having infiltrated the inner-chambers, Samus is now using her 20/20 vision to aim her arm cannon at the Emperor's head.
 
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P.S. If Boba Fett was a College Basketball team we'd be giving him the old: "Oh-ver-rate-ed" chant:

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Replace "Say" with "Do" in that poster and you've epitomized the bounty hunter.
 
FYI. Anyone can vote in these polls, even if you were not involved in the drafting process. Let's get out the vote people:).
 
P.S. If Boba Fett was a College Basketball team we'd be giving him the old: "Oh-ver-rate-ed" chant:

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Replace "Say" with "Do" in that poster and you've epitomized the bounty hunter.
That is pretty funny coming from a GM who drafted Sammus... a cheap video game knock off of Boba Fett whose only real talent was selling a Boba Fett game without licensing from Lucas.
 
P.S. If Boba Fett was a College Basketball team we'd be giving him the old: "Oh-ver-rate-ed" chant:

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Replace "Say" with "Do" in that poster and you've epitomized the bounty hunter.

Oh I agree about Boba Fett -- he was pathetic.

But your real problem isn't the Star Wars wannabes, its how do you possibly contend with the Rabbit of Caerbannog, and its nasty, mean, sharp teeth. :eek:

I'm trygn to remember which one was Lancelot, but I think he may have soiled himself at the mere sight of it. ;)
 
Löwenherz
1.05 Superman
2.12 Captain America
3.05 Raiden
4.12 Samus Aran
5.05 Sir Lancelot du Lac
6.12 Athena

vs.

NoBonus - Democratic Commission on Global Protection and Social Values
1. Emperor Palpatine - Star Wars
2. Apocalypse - Marvel Comics
3. Boba Fett - Star Wars
4. Gozer - Ghostbusters
5. The Green Goblin (Norman Osborn) - Marvel Comics
6. Rabbit of Caerbannog - Monty Python and the Holy Grail


Let's review, shall we?

Part 1 of the plan: The Democratic Commission on Global Protection and Social Values
convinces the world the global warming and the rapidly arising global destruction are a result of super people using their super powers. The people of the Earth ask all of the supers to leave... We know for a fact Superman and Capt. America will immediately leave the Earth. They are suckers who always do what they think is right. Raiden and Athena might stick around or might leave depending on if they can hide well enough.

Part 2 of the plan: Apocalypse and Gozer
rid the planet of other supers. Say goodbye to Raiden and Athena. They have no chance against Apocalpse and Gozer especially when the public hate them.

Part 3 of the plan: Boba Fett is put in charge of the armies of earth and millions of Rabbits of Caerbannog's are let loose upon the earth. The rabbit explicitly eliminates Lancelot and Boba Fett can take out his parody (Samus) either alone or with the help of the earth's armies... whichever. Oh, and if Boba Fett failed somehow, magically, the Green Goblin would kill Samus without any trouble.

Part 4 of the plan: Blow up the planet the exiled super heroes are stuck on. Say so long to Capt. America once and for all.

Part 5 of the plan: The earth is under Palpatine's complete control and inside the Death Star...if Superman even comes close, Palpatine will destroy all of the people of earth.

Game over, your team cannot stop the plans of The Democratic Commission on Global Protection and Social Values; they are too virtuous and weak to stop them.
 
List of "heroes" who defeated the NoBonus baddies

Emperor - a whiny teenager with daddy issues (with an assist by a previously loyal minion)

Apocalypse - Sorry, Apocalypse has had more defeats than I can remember and the list of vanquishers is too long and undistingiushed.

Boba Fett - an accidental bump from a partially blind Han Solo (with an assist from a hole in the ground)

Gozer - Three nerds from Manhattan (with an assist from their streetwise team member from the Bronx)

Green Goblin - a wise-cracking, acrobatic college kid with the super cool abilities of an arachnid.

The Rabbit - a little too much for the inept bumblings of Camelot's intentionally humerous knock-offs, but may the REAL Lancelot please step up ... with better aim.
 
List of "heroes" who defeated the NoBonus baddies

Emperor - a whiny teenager with daddy issues (with an assist by a previously loyal minion)

Apocalypse - Sorry, Apocalypse has had more defeats than I can remember and the list of vanquishers is too long and undistingiushed.

Boba Fett - an accidental bump from a partially blind Han Solo (with an assist from a hole in the ground)

Gozer - Three nerds from Manhattan (with an assist from their streetwise team member from the Bronx)

Green Goblin - a wise-cracking, acrobatic college kid with the super cool abilities of an arachnid.

The Rabbit - a little too much for the inept bumblings of Camelot's intentionally humerous knock-offs, but may the REAL Lancelot please step up ... with better aim.


That is your comeback, really? Distorting the truth? Who is the real super villain here? Certainly not The Democratic Commission on Global Protection and Social Values. Oh, and look what was just on The Associated Press wire:

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If you insist on a fight

Isn't that why were here?

Anyways, don't get too content on that little island of yours.

I hope that cartoony force field thing you talked about earlier covers your entire island.

After all, you are sitting on quite a large body of water. With Aquaman, we will be attacking from underneath as well.
 
Oh I agree about Boba Fett -- he was pathetic.

But your real problem isn't the Star Wars wannabes, its how do you possibly contend with the Rabbit of Caerbannog, and its nasty, mean, sharp teeth. :eek:

I'm trygn to remember which one was Lancelot, but I think he may have soiled himself at the mere sight of it. ;)

What he said...
 
Isn't that why were here?

Anyways, don't get too content on that little island of yours.

I hope that cartoony force field thing you talked about earlier covers your entire island.

After all, you are sitting on quite a large body of water. With Aquaman, we will be attacking from underneath as well.
Yum, fish sticks:)
 
Whoa now. How long have you been saving this one?

This team that you have a hard time seeing win, has already gotten to the elite 8, so I think you're a bit late.

Well I have been a bit hesitant to say anything, because I felt, as I didn't participate in the draft itself, I should maybe just resort to voting. Seeing though that your team was taking out my first ranked team of the heroes, I felt the need to say something. Your heroes should have lost to your villains, quite frankly (I liked your villains team, btw).
 
That is your comeback, really? Distorting the truth? Who is the real super villain here? Certainly not The Democratic Commission on Global Protection and Social Values.

Yes, my "retort" was sophomoric and rushed, but was a direct response to such sound attacks as "Samus is a cheap, unlicensed parody" and "Captain America just walks around with a shield" (that and I was running late and had to scurry off to go prolong some lives)

But I have found some holes in your master plan actually based on precedent:

Superman already has experience taking on a supposedly benevolent evil mastermind with the will of the people behind him. Afterall, his own arch-nemisis Lex Luthor became the American President with similar promises of peace and prosperity for all, dramatic healthcare reform, aggressive economic and security restructuring, no child left hungry, no person left suffering all while waging a shadow war and smeer campaign with the clout of the oval office against the Man of Steel. Sound Familar? And did Supes sulk away into hiding for the betterment of the world? No, he uncovered incriminanting evidence against President Luthor, revealed the Commander-in-Chief's true character to the world and got his sinister nemisis impeached. You're next Emperor.

Also, your irrational distaste for Captain America has blinded you to the superhero's actual character, otherwise you'd never have suggested he'd quietly step aside during this propaganda powergrab. The Avengers leader spent the final days of his life in defiant protest of a "for the better good" law he bitterly resented, which put him at odds with the public, media and his own former friends and allies, including Iron Man, soley because Cap refused to submit. Cap ain't going anywhere. Oh, and it should be mentioned, in that final face-off, Captain America beat down Iron Man: a brilliant scientific mind with a military aresenal and the power of flight, also known as Norman Osborn x 1,000. Not bad for a guy who just "walks around with a shield".

And you know, when it really comes down to it, who better to expose an insideous plot than the friggin' Goddess of Wisdom. No matter how detailed and sneaky your plan is, you're not pulling a fast one on Athena, who also controls the enlightenment of earth's people.

Additionally, I am continually dismayed as to how you discount the two actual Gods on my rosters as run-of-the-mill heroes easily dispatched by whatever minion you choose to throw at them. Gozer's power to shapeshift into any monster her enemy thinks of can easily be turned on her (as shown in the movie) and I have no doubt if four mortals accidently stumbled onto this secret in the movie, that it's not too tough a mystery for the friggin' Goddess of Wisdom. Apocalypse meanwhile is a supremely powerful mutant with advanced alien technology, but he's not a God. Raiden however is. And since we've established Supes and Cap aren't going anywhere, I'm betting the trio can occupy the immortal mutant while Samus and Lancelot, guided by Athena, embark on a quest for Mr. Sinister's plague that forced Apocalypse into a century-long suspended hibernation.

And on second thought, you're right, Samus IS just like Boba Fett, except that she's completely awesome and actually does cool things. Parody? Hardly. If anything the game designers said "Let's take Boba Fett and actually make him worthy of the hype. And while we're at it, let's make our hero an incredibly gorgeous woman."

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Similarties: Space Bounty Hunters. Spify Suits.
Differences: Samus infiltrates complex labyrinths, takes out armies of aliens, space pirates, monsters and corrupted hunters, battles with a Chivalric code of justice and honor to both avenge the deaths of her parents and protect the universe.
Boba Fett quietly follows fugitives he's contracted to capture before calling his bosses so they can take care of it themselves, occasionally says a series of monosyballic words to form a sentence, almost fires his gun a few times, gets accidently knocked into pits by temporarily blind people.

And so, that just leaves the Rabbit of Caerbannog, and apparently its seemingly infinite clones ... because I guess we can do that. Anyway, according to several voters, this seems to be the deathblow to my team. So if they believe that vicious little rascal can circumvent blasts from Superman's heat vision and ice breath, a flurry of lightning bolts from Raiden, Captain America's deadly accurate boomerang shield, Samus' entire aresenal of plasma cannon blasts, ice beams, rockets and bombs, the lance and sword of Lancelot that's bested dragons and knights and the wisdom and godly spear of Athena, I'll just have to accept it and say I'm honored my team went down battling bravely like the true heroes they are.
 
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Well I have been a bit hesitant to say anything, because I felt, as I didn't participate in the draft itself, I should maybe just resort to voting. Seeing though that your team was taking out my first ranked team of the heroes, I felt the need to say something. Your heroes should have lost to your villains, quite frankly (I liked your villains team, btw).

Feel free to participate in any of the draft playoff votes/arguments, that's what makes it fun. :)
 
Also, your irrational distaste for Captain America has blinded you to the superhero's actual character, otherwise you'd never have suggested he'd quietly step aside during this propaganda powergrab. The Avengers leader spent the final days of his life in defiant protest of a "for the better good" law he bitterly resented, which put him at odds with the public, media and his own former friends and allies, including Iron Man, soley because Cap refused to submit. Cap ain't going anywhere. Oh, and it should be mentioned, in that final face-off, Captain America beat down Iron Man: a brilliant scientific mind with a military aresenal and the power of flight, also known as Norman Osborn x 1,000. Not bad for a guy who just "walks around with a shield".
Didn't Capt. America just give up his identity and was shot dead by a passing thug? He's a chump. I will get back to the rest later... no time now.
 
I think this was one of the closest battles yet, Jespher - We had a fun and grueling debate/battle. You have a great team.
 
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