Juggernaut (Base) vs. Doomsday (Post-crisis)

[Risk0608]

This is likely an outlier, it's silly that someone as powerful as Thor, could not do squat. Juggernaut as well as his armour has been damaged before, even with his helmet and "forcefield" in play. He has been stopped by both Hulk on a number of ocassions and Skaar. Thor is comparable if not superior to Hulk when he has Mjolnir. So I'm just drawing it up to Silver Age shennanigens that Mjolnir couldn't hurt Juggs

 

[The_Impress]

These "Silver Age Shenanigans" have actually carried over to current era fairly common tho

 

[Risk0608]

Actually no, Marvel has been through several soft reboots, Secret Wars, All-New-All-Different, Marvel Now, Heroes Reborn, Ultimate, and now Fresh Start. Characters even go through silent reboots in origin and power level within their own stories as well. Juggernaut himself with apparently the full power of Cyttorak, who theoretically should with the wave of a hand swat Silver Age Base Juggernaut. No, with the full power of Cyttorak he should be able to solo all the Earth's Heroes, considering in the past, Cyttorak is supposed to be an Elder. He's one of the most powerful magical deities in existence. For reference, Trion Juggernaut with about a tenth of his power was able to break down dimensional barriers and reality with his sheer kinetic energy. Yet Juggernaut in what's supposed to he his most powerful was not even close to what these should have shown. It's the same with World Breaker Hulk. Silver Age Hulk was capable of busting meteors double the size of the Earth with little effort, yet it took World Breaker Hulk and Red She-Hulk to bust the planet and crack the surrounding planetoids. It's already a well-known fact of older fans that Silver Age stories have shown feats which are wildly above what supposed to be their modern-day equivalents. Other examples such as Thor damaging Celestial (or even tickling one) and Daredevil soloing the Avengers off-panel, and the infamous Classic Dr Strange.

Silver Age feats shouldn't be applicable

 

[ABoogieYesSir]

Tie fra

 

[TitanCrusher101]

How was this a tie? I know it's a necro, but Doomsday takes this, man.

 

[WarriorofMite]

How was this a tie? I know it's a necro, but Doomsday takes this, man.

Because they have a hard time damaging each other and have Regenerationn to top off any such damage sustained.

 

[TitanCrusher101]

Reactive Evolution

 

[WarriorofMite]

Reactive Evolution

This is one of the reasons most people, not me, feel it is a draw.

 

[TitanCrusher101]

Draw? Bullshit... he dies and comes back unable to die to any of his attacks. (He shouldn't be able to die in the first place to them though...)

 

[WarriorofMite]

Draw? Bullshit... he dies and comes back unable to die to any of his attacks. (He shouldn't be able to die in the first place to them though...)

Dying is considered a loss.

Doomsday's RE does not make him invicible and does have limits. That would be a no limits fallacy.

Doomsday got beaten to death by Superman. So he should be immune to it right? Except he's not. He then gets beaten up and left for dead by a pack of kryptonians in Superman New Krypton, then Superman kils him again in the Doomed comic. Doomsday is not immune to getting beaten to death, again.

 

[TitanCrusher101]

He is, he is just immune to the degrees of AP that killed him.

 

[WarriorofMite]

He is, he is just immune to the degrees of AP that killed him.

Then how did other kryptonians kill him? Superman is usually said to be the strongest of them, yet Doomsday was killed by ones that are weaker than Superman? If he is immune to the ap that killed him then how did Superman kill him again? Or when Superman ripped him in half?

 

[Wokistan]

Dying and resurrecting isn't a loss. If so low godly and up would be useless.

Regardless, this is a big necro. Please either make a redux or take it to the removal thread.