@ssj_god: Because if i remember correct he fears the Void and was almost killed by him too :o now supposebly DSS is more powerful than the Void but i might give Doom a chance against him because DSS lacks feats
@ssj_god: Because if i remember correct he fears the Void and was almost killed by him too :o now supposebly DSS is more powerful than the Void but i might give Doom a chance against him because DSS lacks feats
yes.. he feared because he's way less powerful than them... but doom has high feats of defeating way powerful characters than him after a good bit of preparation.
@ssj_god: Oh i know Doom will be godly himself with prep but i dont see how he can put the Void down :o same can be said about DSS but like i said he lacks feats
@ssj_god: Oh i know Doom will be godly himself with prep but i dont see how he can put the Void down :o same can be said about DSS but like i said he lacks feats
doom's feats isn't really putting people down.. his best feats with prep are stealing people's powers..lol
@ssj_god: Actually I retract my previous statement. Sentry all rounds. Know why? Because no matter how strong doom gets, he ALWAYS loses in the end. Give Doom a year prep and the outcome will be the same. He will lose like he is destined to.
@luda12331: Haha this is perfect logic. Doom has just as many high showing as he does low. Yeah, he absorbed Beyonders powers but then he lost them and was ultimately defeated. Who could lose once they absorb the Beyonders powers? That has to be the lowest showing ever.
@luda12331: Haha this is perfect logic. Doom has just as many high showing as he does low. Yeah, he absorbed Beyonders powers but then he lost them and was ultimately defeated. Who could lose once they absorb the Beyonders powers? That has to be the lowest showing ever.
Sentry, Void, DS Sentry wins.
By that logic, a character is only as good as his lowest showing, in which case the void was almost killed by a falling Hellcarrier.
Dooms feats (with prep) on average are above everything Sentry has to offer.
@deathbyants: So you want to talk about low showings? I can show you plenty of Dooms low showings that are far worst than the helicarier one. my point is, each of dooms high showings are overshadowed by a low showing that two times as worse. Also, even when doom does oll of the great things, he ultimately loses. He will lose here, again.
I'm seeing this happening again though. Iron Man scannings failed to find a weakness in Sentry in the past. I don't think BFR him is possible, he could materialize himself from nothing in the past even after his body was destroyed atom by atom, technology isn't the key here. However, Doom can prep some spell to affect his soul, would work against DSS. For Void and Sentry he probably could prep a contention field, draining wouldn't work this time probably. So, my conclusions:
Round 1: Sentry 9/10, Doom have just one day, and after months Tony Stark hadn't found a single weakness in Sentry.
Round 2: With a good spell, I see Doom taking off his soul and destroying it, but this incarnation, while greatly holding back, flew many times the speed of light and fought at those speeds, so... Will Doom get a shot? Based on his impressive speed feats, I'm giving Death SeedSentry 8/10 in this one also. Just one week isn't enough for Doom. And before anyone brings up the Beyonder instance, Beyonder let Doom drain him, himself stated that.
Round 3: I see Doom preparing an army of demons to hold on this one for enough time to contain him. Maybe with that amount of prep he can make something. The Only Trumph that Doom have is the Molecule Man, and Sentry already beat that guy in the past in a Matter Manipulation contest, so it will be extremely hard, but Doom have more chances here than in the others, I'm giving Void6~7/10 in this Round.
Considerations: It should be noted that was stated many times that a stable Sentry is at his most powerful. Void isn't the most powerful here, he shouldn't be at the top. I would put he in the middle and DSS at the top, the last is a stable Sentry with full control of his powers. also, that's the explanation for the WWH issue. It was an agoraphobic Sentry, depressed and fearing that he could lose control of his powers. After he let loose, he was still in his weakened state, we've seen more of this in the Void arc.
What is this? Doom lost to normal sentry? Whats to say this is any different. I guess if u wanna ignore rhe heros win rule, it may be a decent match up but sentry should take majority all rounds based on that undeniable showing.
What is this? Doom lost to normal sentry? Whats to say this is any different. I guess if u wanna ignore rhe heros win rule, it may be a decent match up but sentry should take majority all rounds based on that undeniable showing.
It was during the Mighty Avengers run. Dr Doom launched a Symbiote attack on new york, after defeating the horde, the avengers traced the attack as being from Latveria. They go to Doom's castle who was aware of their presence. Doom dominates the team of avengers (Actually this instance is a nice showing for Dr Doom, people put this one in respect threads), Sentry ignores Dr Doom attacks and speedblitzes him, removing his mask and makes him surrender.
@hiddenlight: Great point then, but is that a real example of Doom prepping for a single enemy? I mean he was prepping to take over the entire city, which is a lot different then just prepping for the Sentry? He's buikt devices to drain the Beyonder and Galactus. I don't see why he can't do the same with weeks or a month.
@lukehero: The Beyonder instance is dubious. Beyonder stated that he let Doom drain him just to see what would happen, so isn't such a great feat for Doom, also, it was in the same instance that he drained "Galactus", using the body of Klaw who was attuned with Galactus Ship frequency, and stole the energy that emanated from the ship. After that he fought Beyonder and Beyonder gave his powers to Doom just for curiosity. And he had data on Sentry, he had captured the Avengers at that point, including the Sentry. Still, even with prior knowledge, he couldn't contain them and was blitzed by the Sentry, and the scene culminated on the scan that I showed before. He had them at his hand and still couldn't stop Sentry.
Yeah, even Doctor Doom (While greatly powerful) have its limits, sometimes you need the raw power, that's why I always give credit to Thanos, I personally think that he would give a hell of a fight to Sentry in every incarnation with some prep (And Sentry wouldn't be able to recover if Thanos killed him, even not being the Death Avatar anymore, he still keeps the powers). If in round 1 Sentry wasn't stable, I would give a shot to Doom. A stable Sentry is a lot stronger than Void Sentry, and DSS is just a stable Sentry that learned to fully control its powers, that's why he is so OP. Doom against an agoraphobic Sentry with 1 month prep would have an 4/10, wich is much better than in the set.
@sophia89: Thank you for correcting :P I hadn't remembered exactly the plot, I got the issues here though, time for read again. But well, you added to my statements. And what is the instance with the Absorbing Man? I'm not remembering.
@amazingwebhead: I've forgotten that scan :P Just explaining, that was a Robot Hulk created by Banner. Banner stomped a few panels later. The problem with Dr. Doom is that he always choose the wrong opponents.
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