Not a very popular round, but I undertand why. These superheroes are a bit obscure : /

Wonder Twins.BTWthese guys were portrayed in the cartoon series Justice League Unlimited season one as part of "The Ultimatum".

They looked a lot different though lol.In the show although at first their intentions were good and wanted to be like the JL, they winded up dying later on then tried taking down Cadmus literally until the JL got involved then decided to try to destroy the JL to be known for something.

The JL fought them and convinced them NOT to fight against the JL, they were taken away to die comfortably.One of them went with the JL though.

Later on when the government/Cadmus thought the JL was too much of a threat they decided to use clones of "The Ultimatum" under the power of SuperGirls evil clone.

Wonder Twins wins



Round 38:

Ra's al Ghul



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Mr Sinister

Summar of powers/abilities:

Ra's al Ghul:

- Genius-level intelligence
- Extended lifespan through the use of Lazarus Pits.
- Adept at hand-to-hand combat, Fencing and Alchemy.
- Holds several lifetimes worth of skills, resources and contacts.


Mr Sinister:


Superhuman strength and resistance to damage,
Shape-shifting,
Immortality,
Regenerative healing factor,
Telepathy,
Telekinesis,
Energy projection,
Scientific genius

Detailed explanation of powers/abilities:

Ra's al Ghul:

Ra's al Ghul has lived for several centuries thanks to his use of Lazarus Pits which he has used countless times replenishing his aged, injured, or even dead body. As a side effect to numerous exposures to the pits his strength, speed, stamina, agility, and durability has been enhanced. However even without those enhancements his long life has attributed him vast wealth, knowledge, and power. This has allowed him to learn numerous fighting styles over the years making him rival even Batman in hand-to-hand combat and sword fighting. In addition, he is a brilliant tactician. Ra's possesses a genius level intellect with aptitudes in a wide variety of sciences and medicine, particularly in the field of alchemy. He is always accompanied by a servant known as Ubu, who is also an especially dangerous fighter. It should be noted that rather than being a single individual, Ubu is actually a title held by a line of replaceable servants. Along with Malhar Naik, he has been one of the League of Assassins' leaders.

Because of all this, Ra's is among Batman's most formidable foes. Not only can he physically and mentally challenge "the Detective" (the name by which Ra's always refers to Batman), but he has also deduced Batman's secret identity (in his first appearance, he realized that Batman would need to possess certain equipment, and research revealed that Bruce Wayne alone bought what Batman would need).



Mr Sinister:

Mister Sinister possesses superhuman powers which have been depicted inconsistently and include immortality, durability, shapeshifting and limited psionic ability.

Sinister has control over his body's cellular structure, allowing him to perform limited shapeshifting. He can assume the form of anyone he wishes. At times, he has demonstrated some superhuman strength, which may be a product of his shapeshifting. He has frequently shown a remarkable resistance to injury and excellent regenerative abilities—he has survived having a large hole shot through his head with no apparent ill effects. He is also capable of adapting his physical form to counteract others mutant powers.

Sinister has also demonstrated certain telepathic powers in the past, including the ability to mentally paralyze a foe he’s touching and being able to withstand a psychic assault from Psylocke. He has also exhibited some minor telekinetic abilities, such as moving a small object or firing blasts of concussive force from his hands or from the diamond-shaped scarlet mark on his forehead.

Sinister is a genius and a geneticist of the highest order, able to predict genetic mutations and splice DNA. (Originally, he was genetically altered by Apocalypse, since then, it is quite probable that his other abilities are the result of self-experimentation—his shapeshifting power is due to a procedure he performed on himself with help from a time-traveling Gambit.) He can also produce large amounts of clones; he has done so with all his Marauders (except for Sabretooth - who, Sinister has indicated, is uniquely difficult to clone) and with Jean Grey. He at one time possessed tissue samples of thousands of people, dating possibly as far back as the 1860s, including several American Presidents.

He is a master surgeon, having excised a portion of Gambit's brain, and then later restored it (although from Sinister’s point of view, he restored a portion of Gambit’s brain and later excised it, as Gambit was travelling back in time when the restoration was completed, possibly a predestination paradox), and a skilled mechanical engineer, having created devices that seem taken from the tales of Jules Verne.

He possesses a good deal of knowledge in psychology, and is a skilled manipulator. Many of his bases seem to have some quasi-biological properties, able to “grow” tentacles from a surface to hold a prisoner at Sinister’s mental commands.

I'll choose Mr. Sinister.
He can adapt his physical form to counteract others mutant powers.
I dont watch much cartoons anymore, but I remember watching X Men with an episode with Mr. Sinister in it, years ago. He was a beast with the telepathic powers.

Sinister.

Kingjolly you are a complete and utter bastard

If it was anyone else I'd vote Ras without a second thought but I'll have to go with Mr. Sinister.

I'm pretty confident Ras could take out a lot of the people who have been in this thread so far (with a degree of ease) but IMO he doesn't have what it takes to take Sinister down.

God. I love that pic!!

Anyhoo... I say Ras would win. He's just to damn awesome and Sinister sucks, I'm sad to admit.


Ghostdragon















YEAH RIGHT!

This to me is a battle of two "underrateds". There's a saying, "Jack of all trades, but a master of none." Well, these two are Jacks of all trades and are masters of them. Which makes them dynamic, creative, expansive, calculating and compelling villains. Yet, they don't get "top billing". With Batman, it's always Joker, Joker, Joker and understandably so. But... what if Joker had to deal with Ras one-on-one? (If it hasn't already happened) I put that to those more knowledgeable about DC.

As with... Sinister; Mr. Sinister , he's been getting the shaft for the longest time. He's been the one who's elusively been smack dab in the middle of a great deal of the misery and turmoil that's happened to the X-Men either directly or indirectly. He's been stalking the Summer's bloodline for years and has a direct hand in shaping their destiny. Through creating Madelyne Pryor, a clone of Jean Grey, he made it possible for Cable to eventually be born. Yes, all you Cable fans can thank Mr. Sinister.

And from Cable came Stryfe, who was double-crossed by whom in "X-cutioners Song"? That's right kids. However, Stryfe did trick Sinister by giving him the Legacy Virus. One of the best X-Men series ever, imo.

With all his abilities that's been listed, the true magnitude of his abilities are 'still' unknown. They change to some degree in whatever series they write him into. However, for the most part, his telepathic and psychic abilities are nearly unmatched. 'Ultimate' Sinister had the ability to tell someone to kill themselves with a simple thought. Though, I'm not sure I favored the persona that was given him. He was out of his mind and not in a good way. However, I didn't see Prof X. putting a stop to his insanity. heh

Sinister is epitome of how a great villain should be, yet Marvel chooses to bring him into a storyline once in a blue moon, which is good because it only adds to the mystery that is Sinister, but it only keeps him relegated in that role when he deserves to better from time to time.

However, for comparisions sake and to judge them both on their intellectual facets as well as their knowledge of science, Sinister wins. He has more in-depth knowledge of science coupled with his expertice in the areas of genetic manipulation that Ras could only dream of, granted Ras knows his stuff. What a conversation these two would have.

If there was a debate between the two on Logic, I'd say it'd be a tie. Fighting. Well, I want to make the field as level as possible, so lets take away Sinister's telepathic and psychic abilities just to be fair to Ras. And let's have his stamina match Ras' as well. Honestly, Ras wins. Some might say, "what about Sinister's energy blasts?" I think Ras is more than intelligent enough to find a way to overcome that advantage. Durability and strength goes to Sinister and allows him to deal with Ras' superior fighting skills. Plus, Sinister does his homework on those whom he encounters or plans to encounter. I'm sure he would know all about the Lazarus Pit and find out what properties he can negate and use to his advantage. This goes to Sinister.

Though he would do experiments on those he's defeated/captured, I think he'd actually have respect for Ras and focus on the Pits. Seeing how they have affected Ras, he'd find a contemporary and together share their knowledge over time.







WHOA! God help Batman and the X-Men if that were to ever happen!



Ghostdragon

reminder: Only 2 more match ups left for this thread. Then I'll be done with the thread!!!!

Mr. Sinister

Mr.Sinister.

I hope the last two are good jolly.

Well, I can promised that atleast one is going to be good....i'm a bit iffy about the other one...but i think it should be good enough.

Mr Sinister wins



Round 39:

Imperiex



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Galactus

summary of powers/abilities:

Imperiex:

-Wields the power of the Big Bang itself, enabling virtual omnipotence
-Planet eating parasite composed of pure energy capable of destroying entire solar systems.
-Imperiex Probes: Army of smaller beings similar to Imperiex capable of converting mass into energy for consumption by their master. Also serves as a form of anti-body serving as a defense force.


Galactus:

-Possessor of the Power Cosmic
-Control over the four fundamental forces of the universe
-Matter and energy manipulation
-Ability to defy all known Laws of Physics
-Cosmic awareness

bio/detailed expalanation of powers:

Imperiex:

The embodiment of entropy, Imperiex takes the form of pure energy contained inside a humanoid set of armor, colossal in size. Imperiex is first mentioned in the Superman titles 2000, when Mongul, the son of the deceased villain of the same name, arrives on Earth saying Imperiex had destroyed Warworld and was heading for Earth. Mongul convinced Superman to help him fight Imperiex, and the two managed to apparently defeat it; however, it transpired that the "Imperiex" they had encountered was no more than a probe, whereas Imperiex Prime, leader of the Imperieces, was himself a much larger and more powerful being. He had detected imperfections in the fabric of the universe, and his ultimate plan was to destroy it and create a new, perfect one. To do so he headed for Earth, the planet which holds the Universe together, in order to destroy it and therefore induce a new Big Bang.

Before arriving to Earth, Imperiex erased countless other planets. Kalanor, Karna, and Daxam are three known planets destroyed in his cataclysmic campaign. Whole galaxies were also targeted for demolition as Imperiex Prime sought to fulfill his destructive destiny, obliterating one universe so that a new one would be born. After destroying Karna, Imperiex arrived at Almerac, the home of Maxima, and not only destroyed Almerac but Hollowed the whole galaxy. After this, the survivors of the dead worlds, Brainiac-13's Warworld, Apokolips and Earth formed a coalition (Darkseid as its commander) to fight against Imperiex Prime and his probes. Finally arriving to the Milky Way Galaxy, Imperiex started sending in numerous Imperiex-Probes. On Earth several of his machine-colony "Hollowers" destroyed Topeka, Kansas (as well as seven other places) when they began to dig into Earth to ready it for Imperiex's final demolition.

United States President Lex Luthor rallied other superheroes, the military of the U.S., and other countries such as Pokolistan together. Furthermore, Luthor had decided that Superman alone did not have enough power to lead a strike force, arranging for Doomsday to be released from captivity and brainwashed to see all Imperiex drones as Superman. They fought the Imperiex probes and managed to destroy several until Imperiex Prime himself was finally drawn to them. Doomsday was outmatched and skeletonized, though Darkseid saved Superman from a similar fate. Superman then managed, through the self-sacrifice of Strange Visitor, to shatter Imperiex's armor, releasing his inner energies. When Brainiac-13, showing his true colors, attempted to absorb the energies, Superman devised a plan to Boom Tube both Imperiex Prime's and Brainiac's consciousness back 14 billion years to the Big Bang, destroying both villains through a combined effort. In his final moments, Imperiex Prime realised that the imperfection he had detected was himself.

The Imperiex War was not won without cost. At least 8 million people on Earth died during the war. The total number dead in the DC Universe is stated to be countless. Several heroes also died including Queen Hippolyta, Maxima, and General Sam Lane (Lois Lane's father). Aquaman, Doomsday, Guy Gardner, and Steel were all presumed dead, but later turned up alive for different reasons.



Galactus:

Galactus wields the immeasurable Power Cosmic and has been described as "the most powerful creature in the universe."[35]

As such, Galactus is able to employ the limitless cosmic energies within him to produce nearly any effect he desires, including size-alteration,[36] the molecular restructuring and transmutation of matter,[37] the teleportation of objects—even entire galaxies—across space and time,[38] the erection of impenetrable force fields,[39] the creation of interdimensional portals,[40] telepathy,[41] telekinesis,[42] and cosmic awareness on a universal scale.[43]

Galactus has even shown the ability to create sentient life in the form of Tyrant,[44] resurrect his herald Morg,[45] manipulate mortal souls[46] and remake dead worlds—including their populations—in every detail.[47]

Galactus also wears armor to help regulate his internal energies. As Galactus must continuously feed to sustain himself, his power levels are inconsistent throughout any given period of time.

So wide is this disparity that Earth's heroes have been able to achieve various degrees of success in directly repelling a starving, weakened Galactus; even in a depleted state, however, Galactus has proven to be a match for the assembled heroes.[48]

As the oldest known living entity in the universe, Galactus arguably possesses the most advanced intellect in existence.

Galactus employs technology that by Mr. Fantastic's own admission—perhaps the most brilliant mind on Earth—he cannot even begin to grasp.[49]

tough one, I'll go with Galactus.

*Lord Galactus!*


He is the oldest thing in the universe, possessing way more intellect then Imperiex. Ive been thinking, about power fighting between the two. Imperiex wields the power of the Big Bang itself, however, Galactus controls the four fundamental components of space. If these guys actually fought, planets would get destroyed in the middle of their rage, from all parts of the universe. Then Galactus would call on the cosmos of space to kill Imperiex

Going to go with Imperiex. He killed alot of powerful superheroes.

Galactus.

Galactus, nuff said

Same, after reading your hard details about both damn man lol.This Imperiex dude seemed ridiculous lol.

Imperiex

one last round after this match up, then MINION will take over.

Imperix
Galactus has immense cosmic power but Imperix is the cosmos!!