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@comicace3 said:

@austyn12090: Show me scans of Wolverine getting past caps shield and... beating caps then I'll be convinced. Batman and Caps have 72 hours to prep. They'll think of something.

Reread. Captain America don't have his shield and none of their weapons can kill wolverine.

Prep just isn't as useful when they're trapped in a 6 mile forest.

Maxwell? (may be considered omnipotent.)

@LordOfAllHumans said:

Even so the two most powerful members (Cassie and Diana) of the Secret Cirlce are dark witches, a large portion of their power comes from evil, and it's in their blood. Faye and Jake shouldn't be considerd good witches either. She constantly uses her powers for personal gain and nearly killed her friends, and Jake is a former witch hunter who used his power to kill innocent people.

If dark magic and good magic are both present, then personality should be what's judged. Diana and Cassie are 2 of the most moral of the circle. I'll agree with you on Faye, but I want to point out that she didn't know siphoning Cassie's power would endanger the rest of the circle, or even Cassie for that matter. Jake's reformed. I might even argue that he thought he was doing the right thing during his witch hunter days and was manipulated into thinking those people were evil.

@charlieboy: Good is really a relative term. None of them are selfless demon hunters, but none of them murder innocent people. It would depend on what's considered to be good. If it's anything that's not evil, then I don't see them getting frozen. Charmed had really black and white morals, so it's hard to say.

@charlieboy said:

@LordOfAllHumans: Piper could freeze them and then blow them all up. Lol. or Paige could orb them into the underworld.

Piper can't freeze witches.

That said, the normal 3 sisters stomp. Throwing in Prue and Billy just adds insult to injury.

This really isn't even a Hungergames. It needs more contestants.

@comicace3 said:

@Shawnbaby said:

Steve and Bruce work together to figure a way out and then find the punk and beat the tar out of him.

QFT. And if the extinction team come... Let them come. I see both of them kicking everybody's ass.

Yeah... No... Wolverine solos Steve and Bruce easily. Throw in a fully equipped Deathstroke and the rest of the team and they're seriousy screwed.

Does Aang have avatar state?

@theONEtaichou:

Just to add to the problems with The Last Airbender:

• Bending was seriously nerfed. It kinda defeats the purpose of magical powers when they're strictly worse than a slingshot. The entire battle with the imprisoned earth benders had me keep thinking "Why don't you just punch eachother, it couldn't possibly be worse than a dozen people performing a 2 minute dance in order to pick up one rock".
• Aang was imprisoned by the fire nation and escaped 4 different time in a 90 minute movie. Once by Zuko on his ship, once with the earthbenders who didn't realize they wre surrounded by dirt (I guess the fire nation was too stupid to keep them on a metal ship or something... Oh, wait...), once by Zhao and once by Zuko in the north pole.
• But the biggest flaw, is that the plot just sucked. It was like they just got several episodes, cut the interesting parts from them, and slapped it together and called it a movie. I would have loved it if it had a completely unique storyline that actually gave the characters some form of development instad of a broken copy and paste of the first season.

Slade had more prep feats in Teen Titans. I'd give it to him.

Deathstroke would win in a random encounter.

Bruce's identity is too obvious. He's the richest man in the city and one of the few who can afford that tech, came back to Gotham almost immediately before, and oh yeah, his parents were killed right in front of him meaning he also has motive. Any of the team could figure this out alone... Except maybe Mellow. His only advantage in the DC universe is that everyone in the DC universe is a total moron ("Hey, I wonder if that reporter who looks exactly exactly like Superman with glasses is secretly Superman, nah, couldn't be").