@PhoenixoftheTides: They were strong enough to stop the flying jets at top speed, and she was also able to destroy four missiles with lightning in the movie game. So yes, her movie lightning bolts are extremely powerful. She also killed Calisto with her lightning.
" @Storm Calling: did you actually count the tornados? "
Bryan singer confirmed that she made at least 100 tornadoes, either in the commentary or the special features in x2. One of the two but I am absolutely certain he said it was 100.
" @Aqua11500: I doubt this would be a problem for him considering how easily The Hulk took out helicopters, tanks and caused massive property damage far beyond what the X-Men did in their movies. "
And a 100 tornadoes and lightning bolts couldn't do that? "
Show me a clip from the movie where she could do that. Watching the movie, it looks like this is beyond her abilities, otherwise she would have used it when they were massively outnumbered when fighting Magneto's army. "
She made 100 tornadoes in X2 to take out top speed jets in X2. If those tornadoes could take out top speed jets, they would tear any city apart.
" @Storm Calling: Technically, that is incorrect. There is a big difference between what is considered canon in different series and it is not so clear cut. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canon_(fiction) "
It has been stated as the "Official" tie in story to X3. Everything that went down in the game was never contradicted in the third film and it took stories from the previous two movies and built upon them. It is official movie-verse canon. No elements were changed, these were the same characters that appeared in X1, X2, and X3. Things that transpired in the game stayed true in the third X-men film so this is nothing but official canon.
" @Storm Calling: Technically, the original poster said only the movie versions, if you want to bring in the tie-in videogames, you should be allowing Hulk's feats from the Hulk game based off the movie, as well. "
I'm not talking gameplay, these were official cgi flash comics that were canon stories that bridged both x2 and x3 together. Like the Enter The Matrix game for the Matrix series. Read here http://comics.ign.com/articles/707/707810p1.htmlIt was an absolute canon story that had no conflicts with the other movies. It refereced the first two x-men films and placed element out for the third film. So things that transpired in the story are very much canon. Hulk's video game was not a tie is story for the film, so that doesn't count... "
Well that's the problem with bringing in these outside sources - especially when there are feats in the tie in that are not duplicated in the movies. Seems to me like you want to discount the X-Men Official Game and the Hulk office game at the same time, when the X-Men game was created to bridge X2 and X3 while the Hulk game was based off the movie. Seems like you are picking and choosing what's canon to suit your argument. Anyway, it seems to me that the "tie in" was just written to fill in plot holes. More logical IMHO to just use the feats from the movies if hat's what we're debating. "
"Based off of" and "Tie-in" are two entirely different things. The Hulk game is a retelling of the Hulk movie while X-men The Official Game is a game that continues the story from the X-men films and is taken and is referenced by the third film. "
I disagree. No big deal, though. "
There is no disagreeing on this considering that is exactly what each game did. One retold the story while the other continued the story and was later referenced in another film. That is how canon works...
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