The Spider-Man What if version, which the whole pre-cog danger sense vs the copying Mimic from the Exiles. Who will win? Mimic has the following persons powers: Wolverine, Colossus, Northstar, Beast, Cyclops. The fight will take place in an abandoned street, so no worries for innocent bystanders. They fight in character!
Couldn't he just swap Beast's powers for Spider-man's powers including his Danger Sense? Exiles Mimic is pretty powerful. I don't think any version of Spider-Man could take even Exiles Mimic.
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not only he is much stronger than classic (not in physical force),Mimic can only absorb mutant powers
also,even if he could absorb Spider-Man's powers,he doesnt have the experience to use then to the extant What-If? Spider-Man can
" @Lunacyde said:True but Mimic can copy Spider-Mans danger sense, he hasn't got the restrictions that 616 mimic has for only copying mutants. Exiles Mimic has copied the hulks power, phoenix and deadpools power before. He will not be as skilled with his danger sense as Spider-Man though, he will need time to practice with it. But he still has durability advantage, and even speed/flight advantage. Plus he has optic beams." What If Spidey's Precog was so good that he could tell what exactly was going to happen before it did. "To the point of knowing the exact words someone would use. "
" @Morpheus_ said:It depends on the skill and refinement with which he will use Spider-man's spider sense, then. Let me tell you that this version of Spider-man was absolutely no different from the on in Earth 616, until a certain event that caused him not to return to the US after his encounter with Wolverine in Germany. Basically, the whole difference in this version's spider sense was done by the extensive training Spider-man received, with his spider sense gradually growing as his skills grew. So, even if Mimic could (and I have no doubt that he could) copy his spider sense, the act of copying it, in itself grants him a rather small advantage. His other advantages (excluding durability) can be negated as a result of the afore mentioned." @Lunacyde said:True but Mimic can copy Spider-Mans danger sense, he hasn't got the restrictions that 616 mimic has for only copying mutants. Exiles Mimic has copied the hulks power, phoenix and deadpools power before. He will not be as skilled with his danger sense as Spider-Man though, he will need time to practice with it. But he still has durability advantage, and even speed/flight advantage. Plus he has optic beams. "" What If Spidey's Precog was so good that he could tell what exactly was going to happen before it did. "To the point of knowing the exact words someone would use. "
" It depends on the skill and refinement with which he will use Spider-man's spider sense, then. Let me tell you that this version of Spider-man was absolutely no different from the on in Earth 616, until a certain event that caused him not to return to the US after his encounter with Wolverine in Germany. Basically, the whole difference in this version's spider sense was done by the extensive training Spider-man received, with his spider sense gradually growing as his skills grew. So, even if Mimic could (and I have no doubt that he could) copy his spider sense, the act of copying it, in itself grants him a rather small advantage. His other advantages (excluding durability) can be negated as a result of the afore mentioned. "You're absolutely right, and i have also read the What If myself =) I even think Spider-Man might be a better hand to hand combatant, although Mimic has trained a lot with the X-Men before he joined the Exiles. I think it's a tough fight to call to be honest, that's why i made it :p.
Excuse me then, for I thought you had not.You're absolutely right, and i have also read the What If myself =) "
I even think Spider-Man might be a better hand to hand combatant, although Mimic has trained a lot with the X-Men before he joined the Exiles.
There's also the speed advantage Mimic has with the powers of Northstar. It's one thing knowing that the attack will come, it's another however to be able to respond to it in time. And I don't remember the What If spidey ever fighting speedster so i'm not sure how he'll react to that.
" Excuse me then, for I thought you had not.No problem! =)
" I do not think his fighting skills can be appropriately judged for the sole reason that it was the combination of skill and his vastly upgraded spider sense that turned him into such a deadly foe. It's fair to assume he is far above the regular version, but how well would he fare against established fighters of the MU, we can only speculate.Well, he was trained by Wolverine, so I assume his fighting skills are at least higher then 616 spider-man. But you are correct, it's merely speculation on my part.
" Speed could be a dangerous asset, indeed. I am not familiar with this version of Mimic, but he does sound lethal. Could he achieve full, or merely a portion of Northstar's speed?Well, all of Mimics copied powers are only half as strong as the originals. So theoretically Mimic should be able to reach half of the speed of light.
"Spider-man has reacted to speedsters in the past, but it depends upon the circumstances. Seeing that Mimic possesses Colossus' strength, he could overwhelm Spider-man with his punches, even though Spidey has shown a high level of durability against vastly superior characters, strength wise. But that could be averted seeing that, as you said, Mimic's speed would decrease greatly by using Colossus armoured form.Same goes for Colossus, Mimic has only half his strength so about 50 tons. It's still higher than spider-mans and should hurt Spider-Man IF he connects with him. Mimic is very creative with his powers however as he turned completely human and flew with full speed towards his opponent, namor, and at the last possible second turned into his armoured form. So he turned his own body into a battering ram you might say. The biggest problem for Mimic would be actually tagging him. He did went full spread with his optic beams once much like Cyclops is able to. But Spider-Man would most likely foresee this.
And you are correct, Spider-man did not fight any speedsters in that What If? "
Speed could be a dangerous asset, indeed. I am not familiar with this version of Mimic, but he does sound lethal. Could he achieve full, or merely a portion of Northstar's speed? Spider-man has reacted to speedsters in the past, but it depends upon the circumstances. Seeing that Mimic possesses Colossus' strength, he could overwhelm Spider-man with his punches, even though Spidey has shown a high level of durability against vastly superior characters, strength wise. But that could be averted seeing that, as you said, Mimic's speed would decrease greatly by using Colossus armoured form. "As I said in my earlier post this version of Mimic only gets half power from anything he copies. So he'd only go half as fast as Northstar.
"As most of the advantages of the spidey sense came from fine tuning it and lots of practice, copying half of his normal spidey sense wouldn't be that useful. "Completely true. But Mimic wouldn't just gain his spidey sense, also his agility and reflexes. And perhaps his webbing but i don't know if that's a power or if he uses webshooters to be honest. It would still be superior to Beasts powers.
I am unfamiliar with this Mimic, hence why rely on information by you guys. But even half of Northstar's speed would benefit him." @Morpheus_ said:
As I said in my earlier post this version of Mimic only gets half power from anything he copies. So he'd only go half as fast as Northstar.Speed could be a dangerous asset, indeed. I am not familiar with this version of Mimic, but he does sound lethal. Could he achieve full, or merely a portion of Northstar's speed? Spider-man has reacted to speedsters in the past, but it depends upon the circumstances. Seeing that Mimic possesses Colossus' strength, he could overwhelm Spider-man with his punches, even though Spidey has shown a high level of durability against vastly superior characters, strength wise. But that could be averted seeing that, as you said, Mimic's speed would decrease greatly by using Colossus armoured form. "
As most of the advantages of the spidey sense came from fine tuning it and lots of practice, copying half of his normal spidey sense wouldn't be that useful. "
" @Morpheus_ said:
No problem! =)" Excuse me then, for I thought you had not.
Well, he was trained by Wolverine, so I assume his fighting skills are at least higher then 616 spider-man. But you are correct, it's merely speculation on my part." I do not think his fighting skills can be appropriately judged for the sole reason that it was the combination of skill and his vastly upgraded spider sense that turned him into such a deadly foe. It's fair to assume he is far above the regular version, but how well would he fare against established fighters of the MU, we can only speculate.
Well, all of Mimics copied powers are only half as strong as the originals. So theoretically Mimic should be able to reach half of the speed of light." Speed could be a dangerous asset, indeed. I am not familiar with this version of Mimic, but he does sound lethal. Could he achieve full, or merely a portion of Northstar's speed?
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Same goes for Colossus, Mimic has only half his strength so about 50 tons. It's still higher than spider-mans and should hurt Spider-Man IF he connects with him.
Mimic is very creative with his powers however as he turned completely human and flew with full speed towards his opponent, namor, and at the last possible second turned into his armoured form. So he turned his own body into a battering ram you might say. The biggest problem for Mimic would be actually tagging him. He did went full spread with his optic beams once much like Cyclops is able to. But Spider-Man would most likely foresee this.
" @Baldy said:Yes, he uses webshooters. This version changed his life years prior to the Queen, or the Other incidents."As most of the advantages of the spidey sense came from fine tuning it and lots of practice, copying half of his normal spidey sense wouldn't be that useful. "Completely true. But Mimic wouldn't just gain his spidey sense, also his agility and reflexes. And perhaps his webbing but i don't know if that's a power or if he uses webshooters to be honest. It would still be superior to Beasts powers. "
" is Spider-man a mutant? "
" It would hurt him, but Spider-man takes hits from people of that range regularly. It won't knock him out.You're right, it wouldn't knock him out. But it would effect him. Mimic effectively won't tire seeing as he has Wolverine's and Colossus's powers. So he can keep it up for quite some time. If Spider-Man can't take out Mimic he will eventually tire out.
The problem with this is that unless Mimic is aware that this version of Spider-man will know what he'll do before he does it, I doubt if he would go forth with a speed attack right from the go. Giving Spider-man the opening to use his spider sense would enable him to anticipate any immediate offensive tactics from that point on. "
" @SwaggaB0y said:Hahaha" no lol I just wanted to know lol it was like an off-topic question I always wanted to know. "You never heard the "boy gets bit by spider" story? "
" @Baldy said:"As most of the advantages of the spidey sense came from fine tuning it and lots of practice, copying half of his normal spidey sense wouldn't be that useful. "Completely true. But Mimic wouldn't just gain his spidey sense, also his agility and reflexes. And perhaps his webbing but i don't know if that's a power or if he uses webshooters to be honest. It would still be superior to Beasts powers. "
I am unfamiliar with this Mimic, hence why rely on information by you guys. But even half of Northstar's speed would benefit him.Yes it would but keep in mind that he can't be in organic steel mode and use Northstar's speed at the same time, and when he fights he uses organic steel a lot.
Something which I pointed out and agree with, myself.
Yes, I have taken that into consideration."
@Morpheus_ said:Yes it would but keep in mind that he can't be in organic steel mode and use Northstar's speed at the same time, and when he fights he uses organic steel a lot. "I am unfamiliar with this Mimic, hence why rely on information by you guys. But even half of Northstar's speed would benefit him.
Something which I pointed out and agree with, myself.
" @Morpheus_ said:
You're right, it wouldn't knock him out. But it would effect him. "" It would hurt him, but Spider-man takes hits from people of that range regularly. It won't knock him out.
The problem with this is that unless Mimic is aware that this version of Spider-man will know what he'll do before he does it, I doubt if he would go forth with a speed attack right from the go. Giving Spider-man the opening to use his spider sense would enable him to anticipate any immediate offensive tactics from that point on. "
Mimic effectively won't tire seeing as he has Wolverine's and Colossus's powers.
So he can keep it up for quite some time. If Spider-Man can't take out Mimic he will eventually tire out.
As i said before, he's quite creative with his powers. But as long as Mimic stays in his armoured form I can't see how Spider-Man will hurt him, Mimic has taken punches from an Alternate Hulk/Namor before who seemed powerwise quite similar to their 616 counterparts.
Are the exiles characters trained to kill? I can imagine Mimic would hesitate before going for the kill, something "What if Spider-Man" would easily overcome.
"I take it he can use powers inadvertedly then? Because Wolverine's healing factor is not a consciously controlled power.Yes, he can. He heals all the time similar to Wolverine. It was the same when he took Deadpools healing, his body was in a constant state of healing, thus also receiving the scars that deadpool has.
Colossus does not require sustaining while in organic steel mode, but Mimic will not be in that form for the entirety of the fight. And despite that, since Mimic only copies every power but has 50% of the full ability of the original, his healing factor will be good, but not equal to Logan's, and accordingly, his durability while in armour form won't be equal to Colossus. Most importantly, the abilities he will copy from Spider-man will be decreased by 50%, as well.
"That's true. I have no doubt in my mind that Spider-Man can take a brutal beating and go on. But don't forget he has also been knocked out and defeated by much less. Right now you're picking out one of best feat involving stamina. Which in turn I could say that Mimic withstood a blast from an Alternate Phoenix or a large explosion as aforementioned and kept going.
Based on the afore mentioned, it won't be that easy. Spider-man has kept fighting Morlun while sleepless and exhausted for two days, he can give his all, if needed (the sol reason I use something the 616 version of Spider-man did is because they are identical, physically speaking, and Spider-man had not been enhanced in his original fight with Morlun by the Queen incident).
Also, he does have conscious control over his blasts, unlike Cyclops, I take it?
" You could always give him adamantium bullets to change that, but it would probably tip the balance too much.Yeah but then it would be a curbstomp in spidey's favour :p
I'm torn so far, truth be told. "
" Are the exiles characters trained to kill? I can imagine Mimic would hesitate before going for the kill, something "What if Spider-Man" would easily overcome. "Mimic won't kill. Unless he has absolutely no other choice but he will try to avoid it at all costs.
" @Morpheus_ said:Mimic does get tired as can been seen in the issue where they have to take out the X-Men and kill Dark Phoenix. He fights a pretty brutal (and awesome) battle with Wolverine and is quite obviously tired at the end of it." It would hurt him, but Spider-man takes hits from people of that range regularly. It won't knock him out.You're right, it wouldn't knock him out. But it would effect him. Mimic effectively won't tire seeing as he has Wolverine's and Colossus's powers. So he can keep it up for quite some time. If Spider-Man can't take out Mimic he will eventually tire out. True, Mimic will most likely start of in his armoured form with his claws and optic beams seeing as that's pretty much always his tactic at first. If he notices that doesn't work he will switch tactics from that point on. As i said before, he's quite creative with his powers. But as long as Mimic stays in his armoured form I can't see how Spider-Man will hurt him, Mimic has taken punches from an Alternate Hulk/Namor before who seemed powerwise quite similar to their 616 counterparts. "
The problem with this is that unless Mimic is aware that this version of Spider-man will know what he'll do before he does it, I doubt if he would go forth with a speed attack right from the go. Giving Spider-man the opening to use his spider sense would enable him to anticipate any immediate offensive tactics from that point on. "
" @Precise: Interesting. Well I could see Spiderman movin in quick, dodging optic blasts, and getting the neck snap real fast. "If Mimic is in his armoured form? He doesn't have the strength for it.
" Mimic does get tired as can been seen in the issue where they have to take out the X-Men and kill Dark Phoenix. He fights a pretty brutal (and awesome) battle with Wolverine and is quite obviously tired at the end of it. As for the second point I agree completely that if Mimic should suspect that a certain tactic isn't working out he'll definetely change. I think one of the main points we need to consider is if he will be able to figure Spider-Man out in time? "But that's because he was hurt, not because he was tired i think. And your second point is quite true, but Mimic is pretty intelligent.
It would depend on Namor's level of hydration at the time. Also, all these are done with the assumption that every single character is equal to his 616 counterpart in every single way, which would be rather unlikely."Yes, he can. He heals all the time similar to Wolverine. It was the same when he took Deadpools healing, his body was in a constant state of healing, thus also receiving the scars that deadpool has.
If he notices his tactics aren't working against Spidey and he feels a tactic without his armoured form is better he will not hesitate to shift out. But his healing will continue nonetheless, so he will still outlast Spider-Man in pure stamina. And his healing factor is indeed 50% of that of Wolverine. I'm not sure about the durability but i do believe you're right. When Mimic was in a fight with adamantium clawed wolverine he was cut. I don't believe regular 616 colussus would have been cut by him. Then again he did withstood a large explosion which did harm Namor. And yes, all powers he copies will be 50%.
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That's true. I have no doubt in my mind that Spider-Man can take a brutal beating and go on. But don't forget he has also been knocked out and defeated by much less. Right now you're picking out one of best feat involving stamina. Which in turn I could say that Mimic withstood a blast from an Alternate Phoenix or a large explosion as aforementioned and kept going.
Mimic. What is Spidey going to do to him? The only edge Spidey has is his danger sense. Even with that, how is he fast enough to avoid a series of attacks coming at half the speed of light? Spidey is fast, and has some of the best reflexes in comics, but no way can he avoid that kind of speed for very long. Mimic just grinds him down and wears him out. All he needs is just one hit with his claws or optic blast and its goodnight Spidey.
" @texasdeathmatch said:Yeah no way is Spider-Man going to be able to hurt Mimic that easily in armored form. As for the post wolverine fight shot, your opinion is quite valid it could be taken either way." @Precise: Interesting. Well I could see Spiderman movin in quick, dodging optic blasts, and getting the neck snap real fast. "If Mimic is in his armoured form? He doesn't have the strength for it.
And if he's in human form he has access to amazing speed, so that won't be an easy task either.
@Baldy said:" Mimic does get tired as can been seen in the issue where they have to take out the X-Men and kill Dark Phoenix. He fights a pretty brutal (and awesome) battle with Wolverine and is quite obviously tired at the end of it. As for the second point I agree completely that if Mimic should suspect that a certain tactic isn't working out he'll definetely change. I think one of the main points we need to consider is if he will be able to figure Spider-Man out in time? "But that's because he was hurt, not because he was tired i think. And your second point is quite true, but Mimic is pretty intelligent. "
"It would depend on Namor's level of hydration at the time. Also, all these are done with the assumption that every single character is equal to his 616 counterpart in every single way, which would be rather unlikely.I believe he was fully hydrated as the sea was actually next to them. The explosion that caused massive fire of course dehydrated him but that was his plan all along. He did kill Namor in that reality because he had no other choice really. And no, i'm basing this on his feats, namor was clearly stronger in the beginning of the battle. And seeing as Mimic was already in the 50 ton class it's a safe bet he's similar to him, maybe slightly less powerful but not much different.
" Concerning the Phoenix feat, it would again depend on if Mimic did it on his own healing power. Also, I can't help but point out that you asked for stamina, not durability, which your "knocked out and defeated" example falls under. The Phoenix example or the large explosion also fall under durability.I believe it was more thanks to Colossus's durability. Not so much the healing. And you got me there, it's indeed a durability feat. Mimic did however lived for years on a brood infested planet and survived there. So that might be a testament to his own willpower to win and survive. But you're quite right it was a durability feat.
Thanks for the info, and I agree that the bullets would indeed change the stakes, and I enjoy the debate better this way. "
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@Precise said:
Man I remember that battle now, that was epic. I'm going to have to re-read exiles again I love that series. Yeah if I remember right Namor was almost fully hydrated at the start of the fight and Mimic tussled with him for awhile on the losing side untill the explosion when the tables got turned. After Mimic killed him and left the inferno I believe he was glowing red and had to cool himself off in the sea." @Morpheus_ said:
"It would depend on Namor's level of hydration at the time. Also, all these are done with the assumption that every single character is equal to his 616 counterpart in every single way, which would be rather unlikely.I believe he was fully hydrated as the sea was actually next to them. The explosion that caused massive fire of course dehydrated him but that was his plan all along. He did kill Namor in that reality because he had no other choice really. And no, i'm basing this on his feats, namor was clearly stronger in the beginning of the battle. And seeing as Mimic was already in the 50 ton class it's a safe bet he's similar to him, maybe slightly less powerful but not much different." Concerning the Phoenix feat, it would again depend on if Mimic did it on his own healing power. Also, I can't help but point out that you asked for stamina, not durability, which your "knocked out and defeated" example falls under. The Phoenix example or the large explosion also fall under durability.I believe it was more thanks to Colossus's durability. Not so much the healing. And you got me there, it's indeed a durability feat. Mimic did however lived for years on a brood infested planet and survived there. So that might be a testament to his own willpower to win and survive. But you're quite right it was a durability feat. "
Thanks for the info, and I agree that the bullets would indeed change the stakes, and I enjoy the debate better this way. "
I was speaking generally, not focusing on the Namor example." @Morpheus_ said:
I believe he was fully hydrated as the sea was actually next to them. The explosion that caused massive fire of course dehydrated him but that was his plan all along. He did kill Namor in that reality because he had no other choice really. And no, i'm basing this on his feats, namor was clearly stronger in the beginning of the battle. And seeing as Mimic was already in the 50 ton class it's a safe bet he's similar to him, maybe slightly less powerful but not much different."It would depend on Namor's level of hydration at the time. Also, all these are done with the assumption that every single character is equal to his 616 counterpart in every single way, which would be rather unlikely.
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I believe it was more thanks to Colossus's durability. Not so much the healing. And you got me there, it's indeed a durability feat. Mimic did however lived for years on a brood infested planet and survived there. So that might be a testament to his own willpower to win and survive. But you're quite right it was a durability feat.
" Man I remember that battle now, that was epic. I'm going to have to re-read exiles again I love that series. Yeah if I remember right Namor was almost fully hydrated at the start of the fight and Mimic tussled with him for awhile on the losing side untill the explosion when the tables got turned. After Mimic killed him and left the inferno I believe he was glowing red and had to cool himself off in the sea. On the Brood world wasn't he also carrying a larva at the time? Or am I thinking of somthing else? I'm no longer so certain who would win. This is a pretty good fight. "It was a badass fight, and yeah you're right if he got out of his armoured form he would burn alive because he was so hot. And he was carrying a larva afterwards, it seriously boosted his powers when he was under the effect of it. And he killed Sunfire then.
"I was speaking generally, not focusing on the Namor example.Yup, but the Phoenix was weaker. And he copied the power of the Phoenix at that time. Half the power of the Phoenix is quite impressive and can get you a long way in battle with her.
I don't think it's plausible for Colossus to survive a blast from the Phoenix, seeing that certain temperatures can liquefy his armoured form, Phoenix can achieve them, and Mimic is only at 50% of what Colossus is. Unless Phoenix did not strike at him with full (or anywhere near full) power.
And no problem. "
" Yup, but the Phoenix was weaker. And he copied the power of the Phoenix at that time. Half the power of the Phoenix is quite impressive and can get you a long way in battle with her. "Well that does add something more to that feat.
" @Precise said:Yup, forgot about that to be honest. I'm not sure if he got blasted before or after he copied the Phoenix's powers though.. Honestly, i'm still not sure about the outcome." Yup, but the Phoenix was weaker. And he copied the power of the Phoenix at that time. Half the power of the Phoenix is quite impressive and can get you a long way in battle with her. "Well that does add something more to that feat.
All these have been highly informative, if I might add. "
" @Morpheus_ said:I'm not certain either, but I do lean towards Mimic, based on what is being presented - his speed being the most decisive factor." @Precise said:Yup, forgot about that to be honest. I'm not sure if he got blasted before or after he copied the Phoenix's powers though.. Honestly, i'm still not sure about the outcome. "" Yup, but the Phoenix was weaker. And he copied the power of the Phoenix at that time. Half the power of the Phoenix is quite impressive and can get you a long way in battle with her. "Well that does add something more to that feat.
All these have been highly informative, if I might add. "
" @Precise said:Yeah I'm thinking the same really." @Morpheus_ said:I'm not certain either, but I do lean towards Mimic, based on what is being presented - his speed being the most decisive factor. "" @Precise said:Yup, forgot about that to be honest. I'm not sure if he got blasted before or after he copied the Phoenix's powers though.. Honestly, i'm still not sure about the outcome. "" Yup, but the Phoenix was weaker. And he copied the power of the Phoenix at that time. Half the power of the Phoenix is quite impressive and can get you a long way in battle with her. "Well that does add something more to that feat.
All these have been highly informative, if I might add. "
" @Morpheus_ said:You don't think Spider-Man can hurt him in organic steel form? Your rope-a-dope strategy could work if that is the case. Now that i think about it... you might be right. Even if he does hurt him in organic steel form we know from the Wolverine fight that he can heal while armored up so if it's only minor damage it could take awhile to put him down. In that time it is feasable that Spider-Man could get tired and thus hittable.Same here, only for me the deciding factor is his durability. Nice debate though! Thanks =) And Baldy as well. "" I'm not certain either, but I do lean towards Mimic, based on what is being presented - his speed being the most decisive factor. "
" @Precise said:That last part is what i'm not sure of. If Spidey gets tired Mimic can switch to his normal form and speedblitz him without too much trouble. He can tire him by shooting optic blasts at him making him dodge it. If he gets tired he can just unleash a widespread optic beam to take him out as well. But Spider-Man does have amazing willpower and stamina so if it works it would take a pretty long time." @Morpheus_ said:You don't think Spider-Man can hurt him in organic steel form? Your rope-a-dope strategy could work if that is the case. Now that i think about it... you might be right. Even if he does hurt him in organic steel form we know from the Wolverine fight that he can heal while armored up so if it's only minor damage it could take awhile to put him down. In that time it is feasable that Spider-Man could get tired and thus hittable. How fast would Spider-Man get tired you think? Do you think Calvin's durability and healing factor would give him enough staying power to last that long? "Same here, only for me the deciding factor is his durability. Nice debate though! Thanks =) And Baldy as well. "" I'm not certain either, but I do lean towards Mimic, based on what is being presented - his speed being the most decisive factor. "
" @Baldy said:Yeah I think while Mimic will no doubt outlast Spider-Man I don't think his durability will last the length of time it will no doubt take. It's a pretty good idea but I'm not so sure about it." @Precise said:That last part is what i'm not sure of. If Spidey gets tired Mimic can switch to his normal form and speedblitz him without too much trouble. He can tire him by shooting optic blasts at him making him dodge it. If he gets tired he can just unleash a widespread optic beam to take him out as well. But Spider-Man does have amazing willpower and stamina so if it works it would take a pretty long time. "" @Morpheus_ said:You don't think Spider-Man can hurt him in organic steel form? Your rope-a-dope strategy could work if that is the case. Now that i think about it... you might be right. Even if he does hurt him in organic steel form we know from the Wolverine fight that he can heal while armored up so if it's only minor damage it could take awhile to put him down. In that time it is feasable that Spider-Man could get tired and thus hittable. How fast would Spider-Man get tired you think? Do you think Calvin's durability and healing factor would give him enough staying power to last that long? "Same here, only for me the deciding factor is his durability. Nice debate though! Thanks =) And Baldy as well. "" I'm not certain either, but I do lean towards Mimic, based on what is being presented - his speed being the most decisive factor. "
" @Morpheus_ said:Anytime.Same here, only for me the deciding factor is his durability. Nice debate though! Thanks =) And Baldy as well. "" I'm not certain either, but I do lean towards Mimic, based on what is being presented - his speed being the most decisive factor. "
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