I am tempted to say Etrigan and Thor wins this battle in a very close fight... Etrigan will have to really hold his d!ck here in battle with Diana... something he hasnt done all that well in previous encounters... but I believe he could hold her off long enough for Thor to handle Circe...
I am tempted to say Etrigan and Thor wins this battle in a very close fight... Etrigan will have to really hold his d!ck here in battle with Diana... something he hasnt done all that well in previous encounters... but I believe he could hold her off long enough for Thor to handle Circe...
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Thanks for the input King, but it's really Circe after stealing wonder woman's powers
But the battles most likely go the other way with WW Vs Thor.
WW wins in the end. both are close in strengh but WW superior speed & HtH Ability are what wins it for her & Ability to hold hammer herself hurts Thor also! She has great Defense for his EP attacks so this battle is decided up close & with that it favors WW. She disarms him & proves the better warrior!
Circe vs Etrigan I think Circe takes this. Her Magic is greater...
" But the battles most likely go the other way with WW Vs Thor. WW wins in the end. both are close in strengh but WW superior speed & HtH Ability are what wins it for her & Ability to hold hammer herself hurts Thor also! She has great Defense for his EP attacks so this battle is decided up close & with that it favors WW. She disarms him & proves the better warrior! Circe vs Etrigan I think Circe takes this. Her Magic is greater... "
I am tempted to say Etrigan and Thor wins this battle in a very close fight... Etrigan will have to really hold his d!ck here in battle with Diana... something he hasnt done all that well in previous encounters... but I believe he could hold her off long enough for Thor to handle Circe...
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Thanks for the input King, but it's really Circe after stealing wonder woman's powers "
oh... well in this case
I can see the team still winning here but just a tad bit easier since its only one person they have to handle... Etrigan can just be extra muscle here... while Thor provides the Magic and Power needed to hold of the Diana Powered Circe... Thor wont be able to beat her here by his own strength alone... but with the added muscle of Etrigan they should still win this
" But the battles most likely go the other way with WW Vs Thor. WW wins in the end. both are close in strengh but WW superior speed & HtH Ability are what wins it for her & Ability to hold hammer herself hurts Thor also! She has great Defense for his EP attacks so this battle is decided up close & with that it favors WW. She disarms him & proves the better warrior! Circe vs Etrigan I think Circe takes this. Her Magic is greater... "
Where are you getting that from? "
Cause she's worthy, simple put.
But As much as I hate to refrence Marvel vs DC for ANYTHING, that part showed it right with her being able to hold it. Though since it is Marvel Vs DC I would'nt blame you for disregarding everything in there...
" But the battles most likely go the other way with WW Vs Thor. WW wins in the end. both are close in strengh but WW superior speed & HtH Ability are what wins it for her & Ability to hold hammer herself hurts Thor also! She has great Defense for his EP attacks so this battle is decided up close & with that it favors WW. She disarms him & proves the better warrior! Circe vs Etrigan I think Circe takes this. Her Magic is greater... "
Where are you getting that from? "
Cause she's worthy, simple put. But As much as I hate to refrence Marvel vs DC for ANYTHING, that part showed it right with her being able to hold it. Though since it is Marvel Vs DC I would'nt blame you for disregarding everything in there... "
In theory she would be able to wield it. There is no proof that she can even if she is worthy enough.
I'm glad you wouldn't blame me for that, but I will disregard everything in there. The only canon Marvel/DC crossover was the Avengers/JLA thing.
I am tempted to say Etrigan and Thor wins this battle in a very close fight... Etrigan will have to really hold his d!ck here in battle with Diana... something he hasnt done all that well in previous encounters... but I believe he could hold her off long enough for Thor to handle Circe...
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Thanks for the input King, but it's really Circe after stealing wonder woman's powers "
oh... well in this case
I can see the team still winning here but just a tad bit easier since its only one person they have to handle... Etrigan can just be extra muscle here... while Thor provides the Magic and Power needed to hold of the Diana Powered Circe... Thor wont be able to beat her here by his own strength alone... but with the added muscle of Etrigan they should still win this
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I think Wonder Woman's speed helps to compensate for facing multiple opponents. But the reason I made the battle is because I wasn't sure who would win. I'm more familiar with the physical prowess of these combatants but don't know much about their magical prowess atm
" But the battles most likely go the other way with WW Vs Thor. WW wins in the end. both are close in strengh but WW superior speed & HtH Ability are what wins it for her & Ability to hold hammer herself hurts Thor also! She has great Defense for his EP attacks so this battle is decided up close & with that it favors WW. She disarms him & proves the better warrior! Circe vs Etrigan I think Circe takes this. Her Magic is greater... "
Where are you getting that from? "
Cause she's worthy, simple put. But As much as I hate to refrence Marvel vs DC for ANYTHING, that part showed it right with her being able to hold it. Though since it is Marvel Vs DC I would'nt blame you for disregarding everything in there... "
In theory she would be able to wield it. There is no proof that she can even if she is worthy enough. I'm glad you wouldn't blame me for that, but I will disregard everything in there. The only canon Marvel/DC crossover was the Avengers/JLA thing. "
I thought that was the only requirement? Anyway Circe is not worthy, and wonder woman isn't in this fight, her powers are.
I am tempted to say Etrigan and Thor wins this battle in a very close fight... Etrigan will have to really hold his d!ck here in battle with Diana... something he hasnt done all that well in previous encounters... but I believe he could hold her off long enough for Thor to handle Circe...
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Thanks for the input King, but it's really Circe after stealing wonder woman's powers "
oh... well in this case
I can see the team still winning here but just a tad bit easier since its only one person they have to handle... Etrigan can just be extra muscle here... while Thor provides the Magic and Power needed to hold of the Diana Powered Circe... Thor wont be able to beat her here by his own strength alone... but with the added muscle of Etrigan they should still win this
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I think Wonder Woman's speed helps to compensate for facing multiple opponents. But the reason I made the battle is because I wasn't sure who would win. I'm more familiar with the physical prowess of these combatants but don't know much about their magical prowess atm "
I will give you that... I dont know if Thor has the overall reaction time to keep up with the pace of the battle...
I am tempted to say Etrigan and Thor wins this battle in a very close fight... Etrigan will have to really hold his d!ck here in battle with Diana... something he hasnt done all that well in previous encounters... but I believe he could hold her off long enough for Thor to handle Circe...
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Thanks for the input King, but it's really Circe after stealing wonder woman's powers "
oh... well in this case
I can see the team still winning here but just a tad bit easier since its only one person they have to handle... Etrigan can just be extra muscle here... while Thor provides the Magic and Power needed to hold of the Diana Powered Circe... Thor wont be able to beat her here by his own strength alone... but with the added muscle of Etrigan they should still win this
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I think Wonder Woman's speed helps to compensate for facing multiple opponents. But the reason I made the battle is because I wasn't sure who would win. I'm more familiar with the physical prowess of these combatants but don't know much about their magical prowess atm "
I will give you that... I dont know if Thor has the overall reaction time to keep up with the pace of the battle... "
I think he does have pretty good reaction times though, just not as good as WW, but with Etrigan in there, right now I see it going either way. But I don't know all that much about all the characters involved
" I thought that was the only requirement? Anyway Circe is not worthy, and wonder woman isn't in this fight, her powers are. "
It's the schrodinger's cat theory. I was just responding to GBD's post "
I was actually addressing both of you lol. And scrodinger's cat doesn't exist. A cat in a box cannot exist in a superposition of states, it is just used to give people and idea of what superposition is. that's why instead of saying "Curiousity killed the cat" It's much more accurate to say, "Curiosity constrained the superposition of a quantum wave-particle to a single eigenfuntion"
" I thought that was the only requirement? Anyway Circe is not worthy, and wonder woman isn't in this fight, her powers are. "
It's the schrodinger's cat theory. I was just responding to GBD's post "
I was actually addressing both of you lol. And scrodinger's cat doesn't exist. A cat in a box cannot exist in a superposition of states, it is just used to give people and idea of what superposition is. that's why instead of saying "Curiousity killed the cat" It's much more accurate to say, "Curiosity constrained the superposition of a quantum wave-particle to a single eigenfuntion" "
I was refering to the theory itself xD But still, I applaud your science
" I thought that was the only requirement? Anyway Circe is not worthy, and wonder woman isn't in this fight, her powers are. "
It's the schrodinger's cat theory. I was just responding to GBD's post "
I was actually addressing both of you lol. And scrodinger's cat doesn't exist. A cat in a box cannot exist in a superposition of states, it is just used to give people and idea of what superposition is. that's why instead of saying "Curiousity killed the cat" It's much more accurate to say, "Curiosity constrained the superposition of a quantum wave-particle to a single eigenfuntion" "
I was refering to the theory itself xD But still, I applaud your science "
I rocked my P-chem midterm last week. Yes! Quantum mechanics and atomic orbitals yay. Stuffs hard.
" I thought that was the only requirement? Anyway Circe is not worthy, and wonder woman isn't in this fight, her powers are. "
It's the schrodinger's cat theory. I was just responding to GBD's post "
I was actually addressing both of you lol. And scrodinger's cat doesn't exist. A cat in a box cannot exist in a superposition of states, it is just used to give people and idea of what superposition is. that's why instead of saying "Curiousity killed the cat" It's much more accurate to say, "Curiosity constrained the superposition of a quantum wave-particle to a single eigenfuntion" "
I was refering to the theory itself xD But still, I applaud your science "
I rocked my P-chem midterm last week. Yes! Quantum mechanics and atomic orbitals yay. Stuffs hard. "
" I thought that was the only requirement? Anyway Circe is not worthy, and wonder woman isn't in this fight, her powers are. "
It's the schrodinger's cat theory. I was just responding to GBD's post "
Isn't that the theory of a cat in a poisonous room is half dead or alive or something like that? "
Something like that.
You know that the cat is dead, but without opening the box that the cat is in you can't prove it. Therefore the cat is alive and dead at the same time.
" I thought that was the only requirement? Anyway Circe is not worthy, and wonder woman isn't in this fight, her powers are. "
It's the schrodinger's cat theory. I was just responding to GBD's post "
Isn't that the theory of a cat in a poisonous room is half dead or alive or something like that? "
Something like that. You know that the cat is dead, but without opening the box that the cat is in you can't prove it. Therefore the cat is alive and dead at the same time. "
I understand kinda reminds me of Arcanna explaining her powers.
" I thought that was the only requirement? Anyway Circe is not worthy, and wonder woman isn't in this fight, her powers are. "
It's the schrodinger's cat theory. I was just responding to GBD's post "
Isn't that the theory of a cat in a poisonous room is half dead or alive or something like that? "
Something like that. You know that the cat is dead, but without opening the box that the cat is in you can't prove it. Therefore the cat is alive and dead at the same time. "
I understand kinda reminds me of Arcanna explaining her powers. "
@Ferro Vida:@Charmix: Schrodinger's cat is a though experiment involving a cat in a box that is either alive or dead randomly. There are more than one application I believe and multiple interpretations, but the one I'm familiar with is to help thinking about and understand superposition of states. In QM a wavefuntion is a describes a wave-particle and has all the dynamic information about it in that particle. sometimes a particle can not be described by a single wavefunction but instead a linear combination of wave functions called a superposition of wave functions. In the super position, the particle is described by both at once, but if you were to measure a value or observe the particle it the superposition would collapse. After the collapse of the super position, if you try to observe it again you will only observe the wavefuntion that you first observed when you collapsed the superposition. If you think of it with the cat as a particle and the 2 wavefunctions being death and life, the cat would be both dead an alive until you observed it, which would force it to be either dead or alive. Before you observed it it was both dead and alive. this isn't really what happens when you have a cat in a box though, because a cat is not a quantum particle that can exist in a superposition of states.
" @Ferro Vida:@Charmix: Schrodinger's cat is a though experiment involving a cat in a box that is either alive or dead randomly. There are more than one application I believe and multiple interpretations, but the one I'm familiar with is to help thinking about and understand superposition of states. In QM a wavefuntion is a describes a wave-particle and has all the dynamic information about it in that particle. sometimes a particle can not be described by a single wavefunction but instead a linear combination of wave functions called a superposition of wave functions. In the super position, the particle is described by both at once, but if you were to measure a value or observe the particle it the superposition would collapse. After the collapse of the super position, if you try to observe it again you will only observe the wavefuntion that you first observed when you collapsed the superposition. If you think of it with the cat as a particle and the 2 wavefunctions being death and life, the cat would be both dead an alive until you observed it, which would force it to be either dead or alive. Before you observed it it was both dead and alive. this isn't really what happens when you have a cat in a box though, because a cat is not a quantum particle that can exist in a superposition of states. "
Sorry, the one I'm familiar with is much less in depth.
" @Ferro Vida:@Charmix: Schrodinger's cat is a though experiment involving a cat in a box that is either alive or dead randomly. There are more than one application I believe and multiple interpretations, but the one I'm familiar with is to help thinking about and understand superposition of states. In QM a wavefuntion is a describes a wave-particle and has all the dynamic information about it in that particle. sometimes a particle can not be described by a single wavefunction but instead a linear combination of wave functions called a superposition of wave functions. In the super position, the particle is described by both at once, but if you were to measure a value or observe the particle it the superposition would collapse. After the collapse of the super position, if you try to observe it again you will only observe the wavefuntion that you first observed when you collapsed the superposition. If you think of it with the cat as a particle and the 2 wavefunctions being death and life, the cat would be both dead an alive until you observed it, which would force it to be either dead or alive. Before you observed it it was both dead and alive. this isn't really what happens when you have a cat in a box though, because a cat is not a quantum particle that can exist in a superposition of states. "
Sorry, the one I'm familiar with is much less in depth. "
Well you just got the sparknotes version for dummies of the first day of my P-chem class. I'm sure other courses go even more in depth, my class only really studies how quantum mechanics applies to chemistry and orbitals and spectroscopy
" I thought that was the only requirement? Anyway Circe is not worthy, and wonder woman isn't in this fight, her powers are. "
It's the schrodinger's cat theory. I was just responding to GBD's post "
Isn't that the theory of a cat in a poisonous room is half dead or alive or something like that? "
Something like that. You know that the cat is dead, but without opening the box that the cat is in you can't prove it. Therefore the cat is alive and dead at the same time. "
I understand kinda reminds me of Arcanna explaining her powers. "
How did she explain her powers? "
In Squadron Supreme, Arcanna has a conversion with Shape . She asks him whats in his bowl that the two are having for lunch, and he says Macaroni and Cheese, at least thats what the lunch man tells him. But she tells him "Ah, that's what he said, but until you open the bowl, how do you know? ". He gets confuse due to his low intelligence level. xD But she relates her power to the Schrodinger's cat paradox, which if a cat in a box has a 50% chance of being killed, it is neither alive nor dead (or both alive and dead) until the box is opened and the cat is observed. Taa Daa:)
" @Ferro Vida:@Charmix: Schrodinger's cat is a though experiment involving a cat in a box that is either alive or dead randomly. There are more than one application I believe and multiple interpretations, but the one I'm familiar with is to help thinking about and understand superposition of states. In QM a wavefuntion is a describes a wave-particle and has all the dynamic information about it in that particle. sometimes a particle can not be described by a single wavefunction but instead a linear combination of wave functions called a superposition of wave functions. In the super position, the particle is described by both at once, but if you were to measure a value or observe the particle it the superposition would collapse. After the collapse of the super position, if you try to observe it again you will only observe the wavefuntion that you first observed when you collapsed the superposition. If you think of it with the cat as a particle and the 2 wavefunctions being death and life, the cat would be both dead an alive until you observed it, which would force it to be either dead or alive. Before you observed it it was both dead and alive. this isn't really what happens when you have a cat in a box though, because a cat is not a quantum particle that can exist in a superposition of states. "
" @Ferro Vida:@Charmix: Schrodinger's cat is a though experiment involving a cat in a box that is either alive or dead randomly. There are more than one application I believe and multiple interpretations, but the one I'm familiar with is to help thinking about and understand superposition of states. In QM a wavefuntion is a describes a wave-particle and has all the dynamic information about it in that particle. sometimes a particle can not be described by a single wavefunction but instead a linear combination of wave functions called a superposition of wave functions. In the super position, the particle is described by both at once, but if you were to measure a value or observe the particle it the superposition would collapse. After the collapse of the super position, if you try to observe it again you will only observe the wavefuntion that you first observed when you collapsed the superposition. If you think of it with the cat as a particle and the 2 wavefunctions being death and life, the cat would be both dead an alive until you observed it, which would force it to be either dead or alive. Before you observed it it was both dead and alive. this isn't really what happens when you have a cat in a box though, because a cat is not a quantum particle that can exist in a superposition of states. "
" @Ferro Vida:@Charmix: Schrodinger's cat is a though experiment involving a cat in a box that is either alive or dead randomly. There are more than one application I believe and multiple interpretations, but the one I'm familiar with is to help thinking about and understand superposition of states. In QM a wavefuntion is a describes a wave-particle and has all the dynamic information about it in that particle. sometimes a particle can not be described by a single wavefunction but instead a linear combination of wave functions called a superposition of wave functions. In the super position, the particle is described by both at once, but if you were to measure a value or observe the particle it the superposition would collapse. After the collapse of the super position, if you try to observe it again you will only observe the wavefuntion that you first observed when you collapsed the superposition. If you think of it with the cat as a particle and the 2 wavefunctions being death and life, the cat would be both dead an alive until you observed it, which would force it to be either dead or alive. Before you observed it it was both dead and alive. this isn't really what happens when you have a cat in a box though, because a cat is not a quantum particle that can exist in a superposition of states. "
I wish I can call you the Ultimate Observer xD "
Whose that? "
No one in particular but just a title for someone who has a great understanding in quantum physics :)
Circe has Reality Manipulation, not to mention her Magic is strong enough to make either of the opponents tremble. Now with WW's Speed, Strength, and skills, It will be hard for the team to beat her. Etrigan hasn't been doing well as of late, and I don't see Thor beating her in more than one or 2 categorys. IF the team wins, one WILL go down, and the other will probably have injurys. I don't know if they can do it though. Good match.
" Circe has Reality Manipulation, not to mention her Magic is strong enough to make either of the opponents tremble. Now with WW's Speed, Strength, and skills, It will be hard for the team to beat her. Etrigan hasn't been doing well as of late, and I don't see Thor beating her in more than one or 2 categorys. IF the team wins, one WILL go down, and the other will probably have injurys. I don't know if they can do it though. Good match. "
" Circe has Reality Manipulation, not to mention her Magic is strong enough to make either of the opponents tremble. Now with WW's Speed, Strength, and skills, It will be hard for the team to beat her. Etrigan hasn't been doing well as of late, and I don't see Thor beating her in more than one or 2 categorys. IF the team wins, one WILL go down, and the other will probably have injurys. I don't know if they can do it though. Good match. "
Thanks for the break down strafe "
Anytime, Circe is a great character :) She is my favorite WW villian as well.
" Circe has Reality Manipulation, not to mention her Magic is strong enough to make either of the opponents tremble. Now with WW's Speed, Strength, and skills, It will be hard for the team to beat her. Etrigan hasn't been doing well as of late, and I don't see Thor beating her in more than one or 2 categorys. IF the team wins, one WILL go down, and the other will probably have injurys. I don't know if they can do it though. Good match. "
Thanks for the break down strafe "
Anytime, Circe is a great character :) She is my favorite WW villian as well. "
There aren't a lot of battles with her, and when they appear they get very little attention
"If Thor can figure out how to tap in to Etrigans immense power, then Thor Chris Browns her. "
Doubt it, He will have so much trouble with her, he wont have the time to concentrate on that. "
Which is why I said if. "
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" Circe has Reality Manipulation, not to mention her Magic is strong enough to make either of the opponents tremble. Now with WW's Speed, Strength, and skills, It will be hard for the team to beat her. Etrigan hasn't been doing well as of late, and I don't see Thor beating her in more than one or 2 categorys. IF the team wins, one WILL go down, and the other will probably have injurys. I don't know if they can do it though. Good match. "
Thanks for the break down strafe "
Anytime, Circe is a great character :) She is my favorite WW villian as well. "
There aren't a lot of battles with her, and when they appear they get very little attention "
Agreed, I made a few with her I think. It's been awhile though.
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