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Post by Baldobomb-22-OH-MAN!!! on Oct 2, 2007 18:20:54 GMT -5
Kitty.
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Post by Mister Pigwell on Oct 2, 2007 18:43:17 GMT -5
Arcade. One of my favorite obscure villains.
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Post by Jay T. Jackson: Son of Samuel on Oct 2, 2007 18:47:38 GMT -5
arcade ftw!
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Post by Arturo Classico on Oct 2, 2007 18:54:11 GMT -5
Kitty Pryde
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Post by Joker on Oct 2, 2007 19:01:27 GMT -5
Arcade sends Shadowcat to Murderworld --------------------------------- Last match from me today .... Mr. Freeze - Dr. Victor Fries is a DC comics supervillain and foe of Batman. Mr. Freeze was one of many gimmick-focused comic book villains. He was a mad scientist who plotted crimes around ice and cold. In most incarnations, this desire stems from a medical condition in which his body temperature was permanently lowered and he required a refrigerated “ice suit” to survive. Originally called Mr. Zero, he was renamed and popularized by the 1960s Batman television series, in which he was played by several actors. Over two decades later, a television adaptation of Batman revitalized him once again. Batman: The Animated Series, retold Mr. Freeze’s origin, introducing his terminally ill, cryogenically frozen wife, which greater explained his obsession with ice and need to build a criminal empire to raise research funds. The animated series version of Freeze was also more calm and composed than previous, campier versions and the comic book version has been altered to resemble it. Like most Batman villains, Mr. Freeze plans his crimes about a specific theme; in his case, ice and cold. In darker incarnations of the Batman mythos, Mr. Freeze's obsession with ice stems from personal tragedy, and his crimes are inspired by his desire to make the rest of the world as cold and miserable as he is. He freezes areas around him using special weapons and equipment. His refrigeration suit grants him superhuman strength and durability, making him a powerful villain in Batman's rogues gallery. vs The Red Ronin - A giant robot made by Stark international, terroised everyone from Godzilla to the Avengers. Red Ronin's design was influenced by those of the super robots that were the staple of anime during the 1970s. Super robots first came into the notice of American pop culture in the form of the Gigantor (Tetsujin 28) anime series that was imported into the United States from Japan during the 1960s. Currently it is working for the Thunderbolts. Red Ronin is over 100 ft. tall and weighs in excess of 23 tons. Red Ronin possesses immense strength and is highly durable. The robot can fly at subsonic speed and is armed with a solar powered sword and pulsating shield that doubles as a laser gatling gun. The gatling gun is capable of firing blasts that generated concussive force equivalent to 100 tons of TNT. Additionally, the shield is capable of firing missiles, which Red Ronin used during its battle against Yetrigar in the Grand Canyon. The shield can also be used as a detachable weapon and contains a homing device that enables it to return to the robot. Red Ronin's left hand has the ability to convert to an energy cannon. Ronin later gained the ability to detach its hands from its body and retain control of them while detached. (He's the robot on the right in the picture) Mr. Freeze has a great backstory and is a good villain. Red Ronin is just a large robot. Mr. Freeze has my vote.
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Post by Mister Pigwell on Oct 2, 2007 19:04:45 GMT -5
The Red Ronin.
Never heard of him but I can't stand Mr. Freeze.
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Post by Jiren on Oct 2, 2007 19:12:32 GMT -5
Mr freeze
A tragic villain
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Post by Baldobomb-22-OH-MAN!!! on Oct 2, 2007 19:20:58 GMT -5
chock up another vote for Victor Friese
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Post by Seth Drakin of Monster Crap on Oct 2, 2007 19:25:54 GMT -5
Mr. Freeze.....as he wasnt Godzilla's woman
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Post by Drillbit Taylor on Oct 2, 2007 19:51:17 GMT -5
Mr. Freeze
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Post by Hulk With A Mustache on Oct 2, 2007 20:20:28 GMT -5
Mr. Freeze.
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Post by Funkyjumbo on Oct 3, 2007 6:27:31 GMT -5
Mr freeze, Red ronin looks too much like Bishamon from the Darkstalkers series
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Post by Joker on Oct 3, 2007 8:07:49 GMT -5
Mr. Freeze makes short work of Red Ronin ------------------------------ Next up a battle of ... well ... erm ... Mr. Immortal - He is a mutant superhero in the Marvel Comics universe and leader of the Great Lakes Avengers (now Initative) Mr. Immortal is immortal. Any fatal wound received is instantly recovered from, although it is not clear if he dies and comes back to life or simply doesn't die. It is also unclear if he comes back in another body or his body heals as he is resurrected. Whether a healing factor is involved or not is unclear, as is the question of if he recovers from non-fatal wounds. Any wounds he does sustain heal almost instantly upon his next resurrection, so the point might be moot, as even if he didn't otherwise heal he could always commit suicide to recover. This healing factor is apparently omnipotent; Mr. Immortal has gone so far as to blow himself to smithereens with dynamite, and walked away unscathed. He has been told that he will be around until the end of the universe itself, to be revealed at the end its final secret. vs Trapster - He is a marvel supervillain, of genius level intellect. He wears a suit that grants him adhesive or lubricant projection and wall crawling. Originally calling himself Paste-Pot-Pete, the villain clashed with The Human Torch during his efforts to sell secrets to the Soviets. Following failed solo efforts against the Torch, Pete teamed with the Wizard in efforts to trump his youthful foe. The Wizard would eventually team Pete along with the criminal Sandman and the Inhuman Medusa as the Frightful Four. It was shortly after the formation of the Frightful Four that Pete abandoned his old alias and assumed the more intimidating Trapster. He once attempted to raid the Baxter Building but embarrassingly fell victim to the security systems and the robot receptionist, thus becoming the first villain to be defeated by an empty building. Mr. Immortal has my vote for being amusing. (Trapster is almost on the so bad he's terrible list)
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Post by jamofpearls on Oct 3, 2007 8:13:53 GMT -5
Hrm...I gotta go w/ Mr. Immortal.
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Post by Arturo Classico on Oct 3, 2007 8:18:45 GMT -5
Mr. Immortal
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Post by Hulk With A Mustache on Oct 3, 2007 10:07:50 GMT -5
Trapster. I like that name for some reason.
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Post by Joker on Oct 3, 2007 10:49:42 GMT -5
3-1 to the immortal one so far.
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Post by Mister Pigwell on Oct 3, 2007 11:20:14 GMT -5
Mr. Immortal. The GLI from my understandings are quite the B list heroes. I like B listers.
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Post by Spankymac is sick of the swiss on Oct 3, 2007 12:06:08 GMT -5
Mr. Immortal. Great character.
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Post by Joker on Oct 3, 2007 13:29:24 GMT -5
Mr. Immortal defeats Trapster ------------------------- Next up ... The Crimson Dynamo - It is the name of several characters in the Marvel Comics universe, most of whom have been supervillains. The various Crimson Dynamos have been powered armor-wearing Russian or Soviet agents who have clashed with Iron Man over the course of his heroic career. All of them have had various abilites including flight, energy blasts, electricity based attacks, super strength and more. The current Dynamo (Ninth so far) is still at large and although defeated by Iron Man after robbing a bank who he is and what he is capable of remains a mystery. vs X-23 - She is a marvel character, mutant and is a clone of Wolverine. X-23 was created for the X-Men: Evolution animated television series, then brought into comics (like Harley Quinn for DC) X-23 is a female clone created from Wolverine's genetic material from what was left of the Weapon X facility by Dr Zander Rice. Consequently, her mutant powers are similar to his. Like Wolverine, X-23's primary mutant ability is an accelerated healing factor that allows her to regenerate damaged or destroyed tissues with far greater speed and efficiency than an ordinary human. Injuries such as gunshot wounds, slashes, and puncture wounds completely heal within a matter of minutes. Her healing factor is developed to such a degree that she can reattach severed limbs. Like Wolverine, X-23 possesses retractable claws sheathed within her forearms. She releases the claws through the tissue of her knuckles, leaving small wounds which are healed by her healing factor. Unlike Wolverine, however, X-23 only has two claws that emerge from her fists. She possesses a single, retractable claw housed within each foot. These claws are actually made of bone and were forcefully extracted by Zander Rice, sharpened, coated with adamantium, and reinserted into her body. Crimson Dynamo is a great threat and character, he has my vote. Certainly over little miss wolverine anyway.
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