Umm Cole at the height of his power would just stop time and do whatever the hell he wanted to Willow, and then he'd reverse time and do it again. Then he'd warp reality to where she never existed. Then he'd undo that and just dimension dump her or send her through a portal directly into the sun.
willow has threatened destroy the world, cole at his peak power changed reality according to his will.
Heres the problem though, as a Avatar he was limited by energy and the will of the others. He could not simply change reality without the others permission and sure could not do anything afterward due to depleted power.
@cadencev2: as far as i remember with avatar cole, after he was inducted into the avatar ranks, he disobeyed the avatar rules and change reality as he wanted to. nobody was able to stop it and nobody was immune to it, save for paige who practically disappeared from existence when she sneezes and her white lighter powers go haywire with it. all cole has to do is change reality so that dark willow doesn't exist or is gravely weak considering he was able to deny the power of three from forming in that changed reality
willow has threatened destroy the world, cole at his peak power changed reality according to his will.
Heres the problem though, as a Avatar he was limited by energy and the will of the others. He could not simply change reality without the others permission and sure could not do anything afterward due to depleted power.
That was Leo as an Avatar, and he didn't need permission either as he rewound time without their consent.
Cole was indestructible before even becoming an Avatar. Post-Wasteland, he was able to slow down time, reform from nothing, dimension dump, heal from any wound ridiculously fast. His reaction time was also fast as he was able to stop bullets after they had already been fired. He was completely indestructible and probably had every demonic power that was on the show. As an Avatar, and I mean as soon as he became an Avatar, he was warping reality.
Willow stands absolutely no chance against Cole and this is a stomp. She can't do a thing to him while he can do a myriad of things to her. Turn her into a water cooler. Kill her and then rewind time and do it 50 times over. So many ways. She'd be like a little bug to him.
willow has threatened destroy the world, cole at his peak power changed reality according to his will.
Heres the problem though, as a Avatar he was limited by energy and the will of the others. He could not simply change reality without the others permission and sure could not do anything afterward due to depleted power.
That was Leo as an Avatar, and he didn't need permission either as he rewound time without their consent.
Cole was indestructible before even becoming an Avatar. Post-Wasteland, he was able to slow down time, reform from nothing, dimension dump, heal from any wound ridiculously fast. His reaction time was also fast as he was able to stop bullets after they had already been fired. He was completely indestructible and probably had every demonic power that was on the show. As an Avatar, and I mean as soon as he became an Avatar, he was warping reality.
Willow stands absolutely no chance against Cole and this is a stomp. She can't do a thing to him while he can do a myriad of things to her. Turn her into a water cooler. Kill her and then rewind time and do it 50 times over. So many ways. She'd be like a little bug to him.
His power is still limited to the avatar power pooling, which is not alot when they did reality warping and time shenanigans. Willow is a planet threat, was Cole ever threatening the planet? Not really. Dark willow also has the power to dimension hop, freeze time (she did this as normal willow for fun), and reality warping. All those feats I listed was normal Willow, not even Dark Willow.
@cadencev2: His power is not limited in the same capacity that the Avatar's powers were later on in the show. When Cole joined their ranks, they made no mention of being limited in their power, this was only introduced years later when Leo joined. Leo rewound time and they complained about it diminishing their collective power a bit, Cole warped reality and they said nothing to him about it diminishing their power. That's because they were unlimited in their power when Cole joined. They explicitly stated this. "We have unlimited power".
All that is irrelevant anyway. Cole doesn't even need his Avatar powers to beat Willow. He was completely indestructible before becoming an Avatar. Every fiber of his being was destroyed and he simply reformed from nothing. What is Willow going to do to him?
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