Re: [Stupid Fight Thread]Sailor Senshi vs the Multiverse... With a Twist!

"Frank White" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] says...
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> >Adrian Tymes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in
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> >> Robert Sneddon wrote:
> >>>  Late-manga Ranma cannot be stopped. Period. I'm working on a fic
> >>>  based
> >>> on that premise heh heh heh.
> >>
> >> Ranma vs. Juggernaut, where the victory condition is that the other
> >> side is completely immobilized - stopped - by any means:
> >> imprisonment, unconsciousness, what have you.
> >>
> >> (Does being tired out until one falls asleep count as "being
> >> stopped"?)
> >
> >Well, it's not entirely outside of Ranma's capability to lure Juggy into
> >a deep bed of wet concrete or similar, which seemed to immobilise him
> >just fine for the Xmen and Spider-man, the chances are still very good
> >that Ranma would lose that fight.
>
> Tie a rope around one of Juggy's feet, toss the other end over
> a crossbeam, and heave him up in mid-air.  With that armor
> he'll never be able to bend over far enough to reach the rope
> and he'll just hang there upsidedown, looking stupid.

Nope. In the Spider-Man vs. Juggernaut issue of Spider-Man, Spidey went all
out and couldn't budge Juggernaut by a single inch. If somebody who can
bench press an armored truck can't move Juggernaut, then a counterweighted
rope won't do it either.

Actually, this is misleading. The trick depends on Juggernaut's current
power level. At the time of the story, Juggy had full 'normal' power, which
seems to include mystic forcefield effects. He later became MUCH more
powerful. He is currently a lot weaker and possibly would be temporarily
stopped by rope. (Temporarily as he is now barely agile enough to reach it
while handing upside-down).

-Essex