Wally West
vs:
Human Green Lanterns
Rules:
- Pre-new 52 versions.
- No full starheart for Alan.
- Morals ON.
- No BFR.
Who wins?
Morals on?
They go out for a pizza instead
Morals on?
They go out for a pizza instead
Think they like pepperoni?
Yeah, they wouldn't fight each other
Battle forum rules. They will.
Morals on?
They go out for a pizza instead
Think they like pepperoni?
Yeah, they wouldn't fight each other
Battle forum rules. They will.
Probably.Overall Lanterns then
Morals on?
They go out for a pizza instead
Yeah, they wouldn't fight each other
And if they did, no way is wally beating all four lanterns. John alone has set his ring to auto fire to deal with great speed
Morals on?
They go out for a pizza instead
Think they like pepperoni?
Yeah, they wouldn't fight each other
Battle forum rules. They will.
Probably.Overall Lanterns then
Reasons?
@beatboks1: John wouldn't beat Wally alone
@highaccuser: Numbers and versatility.
@beatboks1: John wouldn't beat Wally alone
@highaccuser: Numbers and versatility.
Fair enough reasoning.
John actually has really good showings against Wally, but yeah he can't win alone.
@beatboks1: John wouldn't beat Wally alone
@highaccuser: Numbers and versatility.
I never said he would. I said he had already come up with a way of dealing with great Speed. No mention of win or anything else. If one of the four can actually tag wally all four will replicate it. Alan has the power of time manipulation which he could use to make all four of them Zoom to Wally and make Wally's speed insignificant.
@beatboks1: Even with the auto fire, not like Wally would be KO'd from 1 hit nor would it touch Wally anyways.Wally can just take their speed as an easy way out and as a way of not hurting his fellow leaguers/friends
@beatboks1: John wouldn't beat Wally alone
@highaccuser: Numbers and versatility.
I never said he would. I said he had already come up with a way of dealing with great Speed. No mention of win or anything else. If one of the four can actually tag wally all four will replicate it. Alan has the power of time manipulation which he could use to make all four of them Zoom to Wally and make Wally's speed insignificant.
The question is whether Alan will have time to decide to do this and then implement the action. I think he wont. Flash can speed-steal him or blitz before Alan can even think. Without full Starheart and bloodlust, Alan cant take Flash out in time.
The only question here is whether the Lanterns start with their rings set to auto-fire. If so then they can win. If not, then they lose.
@beatboks1: John wouldn't beat Wally alone
@highaccuser: Numbers and versatility.
I never said he would. I said he had already come up with a way of dealing with great Speed. No mention of win or anything else. If one of the four can actually tag wally all four will replicate it. Alan has the power of time manipulation which he could use to make all four of them Zoom to Wally and make Wally's speed insignificant.
The question is whether Alan will have time to decide to do this and then implement the action. I think he wont. Flash can speed-steal him or blitz before Alan can even think. Without full Starheart and bloodlust, Alan cant take Flash out in time.
The only question here is whether the Lanterns start with their rings set to auto-fire. If so then they can win. If not, then they lose.
The auto fire argument is crap. Lanterns have been reacting in nanoseconds for years without any mention of it.
@beatboks1: John wouldn't beat Wally alone
@highaccuser: Numbers and versatility.
I never said he would. I said he had already come up with a way of dealing with great Speed. No mention of win or anything else. If one of the four can actually tag wally all four will replicate it. Alan has the power of time manipulation which he could use to make all four of them Zoom to Wally and make Wally's speed insignificant.
The question is whether Alan will have time to decide to do this and then implement the action. I think he wont. Flash can speed-steal him or blitz before Alan can even think. Without full Starheart and bloodlust, Alan cant take Flash out in time.
The only question here is whether the Lanterns start with their rings set to auto-fire. If so then they can win. If not, then they lose.
The auto fire argument is crap. Lanterns have been reacting in nanoseconds for years without any mention of it.
There are examples of them reacting fast, but also examples of them getting blitzed before they can react. This suggests that they have to amp their thought process before they can do so.
@willpayton: That literally works for everyone. Examples of Superman being fast but also getting blitzed.
@beatboks1: John wouldn't beat Wally alone
@highaccuser: Numbers and versatility.
I never said he would. I said he had already come up with a way of dealing with great Speed. No mention of win or anything else. If one of the four can actually tag wally all four will replicate it. Alan has the power of time manipulation which he could use to make all four of them Zoom to Wally and make Wally's speed insignificant.
The question is whether Alan will have time to decide to do this and then implement the action. I think he wont. Flash can speed-steal him or blitz before Alan can even think. Without full Starheart and bloodlust, Alan cant take Flash out in time.
The only question here is whether the Lanterns start with their rings set to auto-fire. If so then they can win. If not, then they lose.
The auto fire argument is crap. Lanterns have been reacting in nanoseconds for years without any mention of it.
There are examples of them reacting fast, but also examples of them getting blitzed before they can react. This suggests that they have to amp their thought process before they can do so.
I know of no examples where they get blitzed before they can react. Sometimes it takes them a bit to tag really fast objects(Professor Zoom, Superluminal starships), but that's not a problem someone like Superman wouldn't encounter.
@beatboks1: John wouldn't beat Wally alone
@highaccuser: Numbers and versatility.
I never said he would. I said he had already come up with a way of dealing with great Speed. No mention of win or anything else. If one of the four can actually tag wally all four will replicate it. Alan has the power of time manipulation which he could use to make all four of them Zoom to Wally and make Wally's speed insignificant.
The question is whether Alan will have time to decide to do this and then implement the action. I think he wont. Flash can speed-steal him or blitz before Alan can even think. Without full Starheart and bloodlust, Alan cant take Flash out in time.
The only question here is whether the Lanterns start with their rings set to auto-fire. If so then they can win. If not, then they lose.
Alan wouldn't need time. he can survive a blitz attack from wally because he is pure energy and therefore there is very little Wally will be able to do to finish him off. Since John will likely have his ring set to auto fire ( the only lantern with that feat) Wally will frankly be busy dodging John's counters and not have a chance to Blitz anyone else anyway. In all likelihood Wally would only get a chance to make a single strike/attack against any of the other three lanterns before being pushed somewhat on the defensive by dodging John's counter. The other three would likely copy this action meaning Wally is then dodging 4 Lanterns on Auto fire. This easily gives Alan a chance to alter their time rates and make them functionally much faster than Wally.
Game over. Lanterns WIN
The auto fire argument is crap. Lanterns have been reacting in nanoseconds for years without any mention of it.
We all know Wally reacts greater than "nanosecond". We also know they have to use the ring to create a field that allows that and let's not forget they also usually have relativity on their side ( i.e they can react because they are moving at those speeds). John's feat allowed a greater reaction from a stationary and unprepared stance.
@beatboks1: You realize Wally can dodge Lantern blasts like trash right, regardless of the auto-fire right?
Don't know why I'm continuing this when I already gave the win to the Lanterns...
We all know Wally reacts greater than "nanosecond". We also know they have to use the ring to create a field that allows that and let's not forget they also usually have relativity on their side ( i.e they can react because they are moving at those speeds). John's feat allowed a greater reaction from a stationary and unprepared stance.
Wally is faster than nanoseconds, but Lanterns don't need and rarely use forcefields for reaction feats.
@willpayton: That literally works for everyone. Examples of Superman being fast but also getting blitzed.
That's true, but we also have to take into consideration how many times each happens. Also, how many examples do we have where a Lantern is seen to clearly react at nanosecond times? I can probably think of 1 or 2, but not more. And in those cases it's not specified exactly how fast he reacted. That's not a good record. And, I'm a huge Lantern fan myself.
Yup, Alan is pure magical energy, but in-character he's also susceptible to his mental state. This means that he can be physically hurt or KO'ed unless he decides that he's immune to it. We have seen him get tagged and hurt by physical attacks in the past, and only when he's possessed by the Starheart does he completely overcome that limitation.
That's true, but we also have to take into consideration how many times each happens. Also, how many examples do we have where a Lantern is seen to clearly react at nanosecond times? I can probably think of 1 or 2, but not more. And in those cases it's not specified exactly how fast he reacted. That's not a good record. And, I'm a huge Lantern fan myself.
How many times?
That's 10 times altogether.
That's true, but we also have to take into consideration how many times each happens. Also, how many examples do we have where a Lantern is seen to clearly react at nanosecond times? I can probably think of 1 or 2, but not more. And in those cases it's not specified exactly how fast he reacted. That's not a good record. And, I'm a huge Lantern fan myself.
How many times?
That's 10 times altogether.
I remember some of those, some I dont. From the ones I do remember, it wasnt clear just how fast the Lantern was moving or reaction.
That's true, but we also have to take into consideration how many times each happens. Also, how many examples do we have where a Lantern is seen to clearly react at nanosecond times? I can probably think of 1 or 2, but not more. And in those cases it's not specified exactly how fast he reacted. That's not a good record. And, I'm a huge Lantern fan myself.
How many times?
That's 10 times altogether.
I remember some of those, some I dont. From the ones I do remember, it wasnt clear just how fast the Lantern was moving or reaction.
They were stationary for most of them. We don't need quantified reaction speed to know they entail nanoseconds.
@beatboks1: You realize Wally can dodge Lantern blasts like trash right, regardless of the auto-fire right?
Don't know why I'm continuing this when I already gave the win to the Lanterns...
@beatboks1: Is that something Alan would do in character to beat just Wally?
@highaccuser: true but if you're gonna have earth green lanterns might as well have the complete set
Yup, Alan is pure magical energy, but in-character he's also susceptible to his mental state. This means that he can be physically hurt or KO'ed unless he decides that he's immune to it. We have seen him get tagged and hurt by physical attacks in the past, and only when he's possessed by the Starheart does he completely overcome that limitation.
Actually every single instance of Alan being harmed physically in combat has been when he was "mentally tired/ fatigued" or drained after a long battle or something like that. At the start of battles he has for example taken glows from the herald Gog and fared just as well as E-22 Superman. When Mordru took him down with the exploding boxes (which wasn't even a weakness at the time) it was retconned to be because he was so tired after the events of the Kingdom arc etc.
The whole reason why Alan is pure magical energy is because of classic GA and SA tales where he would internalize his energy to enhance his durability. He did this frequently and it became almost a default position. For example because his arch Foe Grundy could absorb the energy of his constructs he would internalize his power to make himself more of a brick and tank Grundy's attacks. He has just as many feats tanking powerful attacks without constructs as he has of succumbing to them.
@beatboks1: Is that something Alan would do in character to beat just Wally?
Time manipulation is something Alan has done on a few occasions. he's done it to save Earth without harming the planet that threatened earth, and to save his friends, family and team mates. He's friends with all these Lanterns and I'd say he would want to defeat Wally without harming him. So frankly yes.
That's true, but we also have to take into consideration how many times each happens. Also, how many examples do we have where a Lantern is seen to clearly react at nanosecond times? I can probably think of 1 or 2, but not more. And in those cases it's not specified exactly how fast he reacted. That's not a good record. And, I'm a huge Lantern fan myself.
How many times?
That's 10 times altogether.
I remember some of those, some I dont. From the ones I do remember, it wasnt clear just how fast the Lantern was moving or reaction.
They were stationary for most of them. We don't need quantified reaction speed to know they entail nanoseconds.
Actually you do need quantifiable feats in order to tell how fast they were reacting. If not, you're just guessing.
For example, the first example you give of Kyle:
I'm pretty sure that's the feat you're talking about. So, lets note that:
1. Kyle has to be told about the ship
2. Kyle gets blasted by the ship and was unable to react to it
3. All Kyle does is create a construct in front of the ship
So, basically, all he does is create a construct in front of the ship. That hardly shows any kind of reaction time unless you know things like:
Once you can give me numbers for all those things and show exactly where Kyle was in relation to the ship when he saw it... then you can show me that Kyle has nanosecond reaction time. Until then those scans show nothing.
@beatboks1: Then I can easily say Wally wins by taking their speed as it causes no harm and Wally can do it much faster than either Lantern can think
Yup, Alan is pure magical energy, but in-character he's also susceptible to his mental state. This means that he can be physically hurt or KO'ed unless he decides that he's immune to it. We have seen him get tagged and hurt by physical attacks in the past, and only when he's possessed by the Starheart does he completely overcome that limitation.
Actually every single instance of Alan being harmed physically in combat has been when he was "mentally tired/ fatigued" or drained after a long battle or something like that. At the start of battles he has for example taken glows from the herald Gog and fared just as well as E-22 Superman. When Mordru took him down with the exploding boxes (which wasn't even a weakness at the time) it was retconned to be because he was so tired after the events of the Kingdom arc etc.
The whole reason why Alan is pure magical energy is because of classic GA and SA tales where he would internalize his energy to enhance his durability. He did this frequently and it became almost a default position. For example because his arch Foe Grundy could absorb the energy of his constructs he would internalize his power to make himself more of a brick and tank Grundy's attacks. He has just as many feats tanking powerful attacks without constructs as he has of succumbing to them.
If Alan is indeed completely immune from physical harm, even when in character, then I'll change my vote to the team winning. But, I'm not convinced that Alan is invulnerable to physical damage in-character.
Lanterns, only because Flash with morals isn't enough to take on all those lanterns. As much as I love flash, he doesn't win, but he puts up a good fight. Unless of course there is PIS, and Kyle thinks it's okay to punch instead of use his ring like a normal green lantern, which in that case Wally wins.
If Alan is indeed completely immune from physical harm, even when in character, then I'll change my vote to the team winning. But, I'm not convinced that Alan is invulnerable to physical damage in-character.
I never said he was immune to physical harm. I said he can tank quite a bit in character, and only ever sustains extensive damage when he's weary, drained.
@beatboks1: Then I can easily say Wally wins by taking their speed as it causes no harm and Wally can do it much faster than either Lantern can think
Here's the thing, The Lanterns don't need to move to actually battle. He could make them complete statues and they can still fight back as to fight all they have to do is think. There is a pre COIE feat where Alan while disembodied defeated Krona. I doubt it's still canon but still that is one of many examples of what can be done with a lantern ring. There's also the fact that speed steal isn't so harmless all the time. I can recall one instance where Wally was reluctant to because it would have made Superman do amazing damage.
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