"i dont know with the power ring i think prime could win. "
well now learning what the ring can ACTUALLY do I agree.I don't think any Marvel character could beat Optimus with the Ring.If regular guys become overly powerful with the ring i am sure Optimus who his probably the most powerful thing in his universe is even more powerful."
infused that with his matrix he would be near limitless but I say the X-men are nearly in the same situation the Autobots are in currently.
I thoguht they should have had a Transformers/X-men crossover then a New avengers/Trnasformers because of the idea of them thinking theyre sentinels and what not.
A. Methos explained (in detail) that a GL ring can't work with Prime, I forgot why, but ask him.
B. Magneto is the master of magnetism and controls all metal. He crushes Prime like paper before he knows it. Next battle not involving a transformer please.
"2 things.A. Methos explained (in detail) that a GL ring can't work with Prime, I forgot why, but ask him.B. Magneto is the master of magnetism and controls *all* metal. He crushes Prime like paper before he knows it. Next battle ***not*** involving a transformer please."
The ring isnt supposed to work with robots, even sentient ones, I believe. I think the premise was that they think in machine code and so their thoughts register as gibberish to the rings.
"2 things. A. Methos explained (in detail) that a GL ring can't work with Prime, I forgot why, but ask him. B. Magneto is the master of magnetism and controls *all* metal. He crushes Prime like paper before he knows it. Next battle ***not*** involving a transformer please."
The ring isnt supposed to work with robots, even sentient ones, I believe. I think the premise was that they think in machine code and so their thoughts register as gibberish to the rings."
"The ring isnt supposed to work with robots, even sentient ones, I believe. I think the premise was that they think in machine code and so their thoughts register as gibberish to the rings."
We have looked at this before and it was pointed out that the Corps has included at least one robotic species, Grendans (Stel's species). Robots that can be considered sentient can use a ring. If you think about the variety of alien species within the Corps, there is no way they all think in the same way.
"The ring isnt supposed to work with robots, even sentient ones, I believe. I think the premise was that they think in machine code and so their thoughts register as gibberish to the rings."
We have looked at this before and it was pointed out that the Corps has included at least one robotic species, Grendans (Stel's species). Robots that can be considered sentient can use a ring. If you think about the variety of alien species within the Corps, there is no way they all think in the same way.
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But it was also shown that at least some robots were unable to use the ring so I think it is debatable whether Prime can or not.
He has organic Kryptonian parts. He used that idea to allow the Manhunters to access the rings' energy. Transformers are closer to Stel than the Manhunters in that they are both robotic species capable of independant thought rather than machines built to follow someone else's orders as the Manhunters were.
Now I will agree to both of your latest statements. The Transformers may very well be able to use rings as it is, and if they arent then the writers would just make it so they could.
Not enough to be able to use a Power Ring. But he does. So...wow. And, plus, this is stupid. If they REALLY, REALLY wanted Optimus Prime to be a Lantern, they'd find some way to bypass the rule, or make a special ring, or something. This is comics. Nothing is absolute.
"2 things. A. Methos explained (in detail) that a GL ring can't work with Prime, I forgot why, but ask him. B. Magneto is the master of magnetism and controls *all* metal. He crushes Prime like paper before he knows it. Next battle ***not*** involving a transformer please."
The ring isnt supposed to work with robots, even sentient ones, I believe. I think the premise was that they think in machine code and so their thoughts register as gibberish to the rings."
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