Vs.
Rules
- 1 hour prep
- Start 1 mile apart
- Standard equipment
- Morals off
- Bloodlusted
I would say the turning point here will be Firelord beating Terrax, at which point Thor and Firelord overwhelm Beta Ray together.
But all around epic fight.
@IZZR said:
@Man_of_Miracles said:Cool...What advantage has Firelord got over Terrax?I would say the turning point here will be Firelord beating Terrax, at which point Thor and Firelord overwhelm Beta Ray together.
But all around epic fight.
I think they both jobbered against someone ridiculous. Firelord jobbered to Spiderman, but who did Terrax jobber against (don't say Sentry)...?
Thanks for reading,
Floopay
@IZZR said:
@Man_of_Miracles said:Cool...What advantage has Firelord got over Terrax?I would say the turning point here will be Firelord beating Terrax, at which point Thor and Firelord overwhelm Beta Ray together.
But all around epic fight.
He has much better feats on the whole. (Stalemating SS, beating/stalemating Thor)
Although Terrax has some good showings, he is pretty underwhelming most of the time, its a shame really.
@Floopay said:
@IZZR said:
@Man_of_Miracles said:Cool...What advantage has Firelord got over Terrax?I would say the turning point here will be Firelord beating Terrax, at which point Thor and Firelord overwhelm Beta Ray together.
But all around epic fight.
I think they both jobbered against someone ridiculous. Firelord jobbered to Spiderman, but who did Terrax jobber against (don't say Sentry)...?
Thanks for reading,
Floopay
I don't remember, but classically Terrax is a bigger jobber and on the whole I believe has less impressive showings. (In terms of combat, Terrax has the planet destroying feat which is pretty good.)
He can't job to someone who is more powerful than him so the Sentry fight can't be considered a Job.@IZZR said:
@Man_of_Miracles said:Cool...What advantage has Firelord got over Terrax?I would say the turning point here will be Firelord beating Terrax, at which point Thor and Firelord overwhelm Beta Ray together.
But all around epic fight.
I think they both jobbered against someone ridiculous. Firelord jobbered to Spiderman, but who did Terrax jobber against (don't say Sentry)...?
Thanks for reading,
Floopay
Matter of fact Terrax did job to Sentry. I always perceived Firelord as FTL and Terrax as not. Could be wrong. Unless someone proves me wrong I'm going with Thor and Firelord
@IZZR said:
@Floopay said:He can't job to someone who is more powerful than him so the Sentry fight can't be considered a Job.@IZZR said:
@Man_of_Miracles said:Cool...What advantage has Firelord got over Terrax?I would say the turning point here will be Firelord beating Terrax, at which point Thor and Firelord overwhelm Beta Ray together.
But all around epic fight.
I think they both jobbered against someone ridiculous. Firelord jobbered to Spiderman, but who did Terrax jobber against (don't say Sentry)...?
Thanks for reading,
Floopay
I think that is what he was saying.
Although, Terrax lost pathetically, and it doesn't make a whole lot of sense when you consider that Sentry is below most Heralds.
I have to disagree with you, Sentry full potential meaning with Void is either on the same level as Surfer and Fallen one or higher, and as Fooplay mentioned most people who dont agree hate him and that is their reasoning behind low balling Robert.@IZZR said:
@Floopay said:He can't job to someone who is more powerful than him so the Sentry fight can't be considered a Job.@IZZR said:
@Man_of_Miracles said:Cool...What advantage has Firelord got over Terrax?I would say the turning point here will be Firelord beating Terrax, at which point Thor and Firelord overwhelm Beta Ray together.
But all around epic fight.
I think they both jobbered against someone ridiculous. Firelord jobbered to Spiderman, but who did Terrax jobber against (don't say Sentry)...?
Thanks for reading,
Floopay
I think that is what he was saying.
Although, Terrax lost pathetically, and it doesn't make a whole lot of sense when you consider that Sentry is below most Heralds.
@IZZR said:
@Man_of_Miracles said:I have to disagree with you, Sentry full potential meaning with Void is either on the same level as Surfer and Fallen one or higher, and as Fooplay mentioned most people who dont agree hate him and that is their reasoning behind low balling Robert.@IZZR said:
@Floopay said:He can't job to someone who is more powerful than him so the Sentry fight can't be considered a Job.@IZZR said:
@Man_of_Miracles said:Cool...What advantage has Firelord got over Terrax?I would say the turning point here will be Firelord beating Terrax, at which point Thor and Firelord overwhelm Beta Ray together.
But all around epic fight.
I think they both jobbered against someone ridiculous. Firelord jobbered to Spiderman, but who did Terrax jobber against (don't say Sentry)...?
Thanks for reading,
Floopay
I think that is what he was saying.
Although, Terrax lost pathetically, and it doesn't make a whole lot of sense when you consider that Sentry is below most Heralds.
Ok but Terrax lost to Sentry. Not to Void.
Void is a completely separate thing.
Sentry, as in just Sentry, not Void, is below Herald level.
Void and Sentry are one in the same, Void just comes out when Sentry is bloodlusted.@IZZR said:
@Man_of_Miracles said:I have to disagree with you, Sentry full potential meaning with Void is either on the same level as Surfer and Fallen one or higher, and as Fooplay mentioned most people who dont agree hate him and that is their reasoning behind low balling Robert.@IZZR said:
@Floopay said:He can't job to someone who is more powerful than him so the Sentry fight can't be considered a Job.@IZZR said:
@Man_of_Miracles said:Cool...What advantage has Firelord got over Terrax?I would say the turning point here will be Firelord beating Terrax, at which point Thor and Firelord overwhelm Beta Ray together.
But all around epic fight.
I think they both jobbered against someone ridiculous. Firelord jobbered to Spiderman, but who did Terrax jobber against (don't say Sentry)...?
Thanks for reading,
Floopay
I think that is what he was saying.
Although, Terrax lost pathetically, and it doesn't make a whole lot of sense when you consider that Sentry is below most Heralds.
Ok but Terrax lost to Sentry. Not to Void.
Void is a completely separate thing.
Sentry, as in just Sentry, not Void, is below Herald level.
@IZZR said:
@Man_of_Miracles said:Void and Sentry are one in the same, Void just comes out when Sentry is bloodlusted.@IZZR said:
@Man_of_Miracles said:I have to disagree with you, Sentry full potential meaning with Void is either on the same level as Surfer and Fallen one or higher, and as Fooplay mentioned most people who dont agree hate him and that is their reasoning behind low balling Robert.@IZZR said:
@Floopay said:He can't job to someone who is more powerful than him so the Sentry fight can't be considered a Job.@IZZR said:
@Man_of_Miracles said:Cool...What advantage has Firelord got over Terrax?I would say the turning point here will be Firelord beating Terrax, at which point Thor and Firelord overwhelm Beta Ray together.
But all around epic fight.
I think they both jobbered against someone ridiculous. Firelord jobbered to Spiderman, but who did Terrax jobber against (don't say Sentry)...?
Thanks for reading,
Floopay
I think that is what he was saying.
Although, Terrax lost pathetically, and it doesn't make a whole lot of sense when you consider that Sentry is below most Heralds.
Ok but Terrax lost to Sentry. Not to Void.
Void is a completely separate thing.
Sentry, as in just Sentry, not Void, is below Herald level.
This is like saying that Thor, and Warrior Madness Thor are one and the same.
This is a fallacy.
Void's feats are not applicable to Sentry. Void did not be Terrax, Sentry did. You can't simply interchange the two.
In addition Sentry was calm as could be when he beat Terrax. Meaning he was not Void at the time.
@Man_of_Miracles said:
@IZZR said:
@Man_of_Miracles said:Void and Sentry are one in the same, Void just comes out when Sentry is bloodlusted.@IZZR said:
@Man_of_Miracles said:I have to disagree with you, Sentry full potential meaning with Void is either on the same level as Surfer and Fallen one or higher, and as Fooplay mentioned most people who dont agree hate him and that is their reasoning behind low balling Robert.@IZZR said:
@Floopay said:He can't job to someone who is more powerful than him so the Sentry fight can't be considered a Job.@IZZR said:
@Man_of_Miracles said:Cool...What advantage has Firelord got over Terrax?I would say the turning point here will be Firelord beating Terrax, at which point Thor and Firelord overwhelm Beta Ray together.
But all around epic fight.
I think they both jobbered against someone ridiculous. Firelord jobbered to Spiderman, but who did Terrax jobber against (don't say Sentry)...?
Thanks for reading,
Floopay
I think that is what he was saying.
Although, Terrax lost pathetically, and it doesn't make a whole lot of sense when you consider that Sentry is below most Heralds.
Ok but Terrax lost to Sentry. Not to Void.
Void is a completely separate thing.
Sentry, as in just Sentry, not Void, is below Herald level.
This is like saying that Thor, and Warrior Madness Thor are one and the same.
This is a fallacy.
Void's feats are not applicable to Sentry. Void did not be Terrax, Sentry did. You can't simply interchange the two.
In addition Sentry was calm as could be when he beat Terrax. Meaning he was not Void at the time.
This is true. I've actually taken several college level Psychology and Psychiatry classes, and in multiple personality cases, all personalities can function as different entities. And in some cases their eye color can even change when they swap personalities (no this isn't fictional, I am actually referring to real people).
Thanks for reading,
Floopay
They are the same people just at two seperate emotional or mental stages but its essentially the same person.@IZZR said:
@Man_of_Miracles said:Void and Sentry are one in the same, Void just comes out when Sentry is bloodlusted.@IZZR said:
@Man_of_Miracles said:I have to disagree with you, Sentry full potential meaning with Void is either on the same level as Surfer and Fallen one or higher, and as Fooplay mentioned most people who dont agree hate him and that is their reasoning behind low balling Robert.@IZZR said:
@Floopay said:He can't job to someone who is more powerful than him so the Sentry fight can't be considered a Job.@IZZR said:
@Man_of_Miracles said:Cool...What advantage has Firelord got over Terrax?I would say the turning point here will be Firelord beating Terrax, at which point Thor and Firelord overwhelm Beta Ray together.
But all around epic fight.
I think they both jobbered against someone ridiculous. Firelord jobbered to Spiderman, but who did Terrax jobber against (don't say Sentry)...?
Thanks for reading,
Floopay
I think that is what he was saying.
Although, Terrax lost pathetically, and it doesn't make a whole lot of sense when you consider that Sentry is below most Heralds.
Ok but Terrax lost to Sentry. Not to Void.
Void is a completely separate thing.
Sentry, as in just Sentry, not Void, is below Herald level.
This is like saying that Thor, and Warrior Madness Thor are one and the same.
This is a fallacy.
Void's feats are not applicable to Sentry. Void did not be Terrax, Sentry did. You can't simply interchange the two.
In addition Sentry was calm as could be when he beat Terrax. Meaning he was not Void at the time.
@Floopay said:
@Man_of_Miracles said:
@IZZR said:
@Man_of_Miracles said:Void and Sentry are one in the same, Void just comes out when Sentry is bloodlusted.@IZZR said:
@Man_of_Miracles said:I have to disagree with you, Sentry full potential meaning with Void is either on the same level as Surfer and Fallen one or higher, and as Fooplay mentioned most people who dont agree hate him and that is their reasoning behind low balling Robert.@IZZR said:
@Floopay said:He can't job to someone who is more powerful than him so the Sentry fight can't be considered a Job.@IZZR said:
@Man_of_Miracles said:Cool...What advantage has Firelord got over Terrax?I would say the turning point here will be Firelord beating Terrax, at which point Thor and Firelord overwhelm Beta Ray together.
But all around epic fight.
I think they both jobbered against someone ridiculous. Firelord jobbered to Spiderman, but who did Terrax jobber against (don't say Sentry)...?
Thanks for reading,
Floopay
I think that is what he was saying.
Although, Terrax lost pathetically, and it doesn't make a whole lot of sense when you consider that Sentry is below most Heralds.
Ok but Terrax lost to Sentry. Not to Void.
Void is a completely separate thing.
Sentry, as in just Sentry, not Void, is below Herald level.
This is like saying that Thor, and Warrior Madness Thor are one and the same.
This is a fallacy.
Void's feats are not applicable to Sentry. Void did not be Terrax, Sentry did. You can't simply interchange the two.
In addition Sentry was calm as could be when he beat Terrax. Meaning he was not Void at the time.
This is true. I've actually taken several college level Psychology and Psychiatry classes, and in multiple personality cases, all personalities can function as different entities. And in some cases their eye color can even change when they swap personalities (no this isn't fictional, I am actually referring to real people).
Thanks for reading,
Floopay
That is actually fascinating.
Thanks for the input Floopay.
@IZZR said:
@Man_of_Miracles said:They are the same people just at two seperate emotional or mental stages but its essentially the same person. I did not even claim Void beat Terrax :/ I know it was Sentry besides i consider Sentry to be on par with Thor anyway, i was simply saying the only heralds Sentry could not defeat are SS and Fallen One thats all and i said in order to do so he would need to let go and use Void powers in which case some people may say he still loses to SS at least but i personally think he would beat SS with Void powers.@IZZR said:
@Man_of_Miracles said:Void and Sentry are one in the same, Void just comes out when Sentry is bloodlusted.@IZZR said:
@Man_of_Miracles said:I have to disagree with you, Sentry full potential meaning with Void is either on the same level as Surfer and Fallen one or higher, and as Fooplay mentioned most people who dont agree hate him and that is their reasoning behind low balling Robert.@IZZR said:
@Floopay said:He can't job to someone who is more powerful than him so the Sentry fight can't be considered a Job.@IZZR said:
@Man_of_Miracles said:Cool...What advantage has Firelord got over Terrax?I would say the turning point here will be Firelord beating Terrax, at which point Thor and Firelord overwhelm Beta Ray together.
But all around epic fight.
I think they both jobbered against someone ridiculous. Firelord jobbered to Spiderman, but who did Terrax jobber against (don't say Sentry)...?
Thanks for reading,
Floopay
I think that is what he was saying.
Although, Terrax lost pathetically, and it doesn't make a whole lot of sense when you consider that Sentry is below most Heralds.
Ok but Terrax lost to Sentry. Not to Void.
Void is a completely separate thing.
Sentry, as in just Sentry, not Void, is below Herald level.
This is like saying that Thor, and Warrior Madness Thor are one and the same.
This is a fallacy.
Void's feats are not applicable to Sentry. Void did not be Terrax, Sentry did. You can't simply interchange the two.
In addition Sentry was calm as could be when he beat Terrax. Meaning he was not Void at the time.
Sentry would probably be beaten by Morg, SS, Stardust, Fallen One, Destroyer. possibly Red Shift.
If he is Void, difficult to say really. Could probably beat most of them.
@IZZR said:
@Floopay said:Well think about this, if Sentry beat Terrax effortlessly and he gave Morg a hell of a fight i think that constitutes a win for Sentry too.@IZZR: Morg would probably put Sentry in a world of hurt to be honest.
Thanks for reading,
Floopay
I would consider the fact that he beat Terrax effortlessly pretty bad PIS. We are talking about a guy who can destroy and planet and fight Morg and he loses in one blow to Sentry?
That doesn't really follow.
@IZZR: I think Morg only really lost to Silver Surfer though. Morg was supposed to be the strongest Herald, and I think Galactus learned his lesson from doing that, because Morg turned on him at one point and cracked a hole in his ship with his axe. Then when Morg went, the axe was given to Terrax. I forget who that worked, it's been ages since I read that comic, mostly because I was pissed to see Morg go.
Thanks for reading,
Floopay
@Man_of_Miracles: Interestingly enough. Ted Bundy was really hard to locate because he had enough mental control over his body that he could actually change his eye color at will. When he commited his acts of violence his eyes were bright blue, and when he was just being himself, he had brown eyes. Which means when he was in line up women had a hard time identifying him because they specifically remembered his bright blue eyes. Something I read in one of my psychology textbooks, the article was called "The All-American Boy" as I recall.
Thanks for reading,
Floopay
Yeah me also he died too quick like fallen one i find Stardust soooo boring the other heralds need more exposure especially Alpha Ray and Redshift@IZZR: I think Morg only really lost to Silver Surfer though. Morg was supposed to be the strongest Herald, and I think Galactus learned his lesson from doing that, because Morg turned on him at one point and cracked a hole in his ship with his axe. Then when Morg went, the axe was given to Terrax. I forget who that worked, it's been ages since I read that comic, mostly because I was pissed to see Morg go.
Thanks for reading,
Floopay
@Man_of_Miracles said:
@IZZR said:
@Floopay said:Well think about this, if Sentry beat Terrax effortlessly and he gave Morg a hell of a fight i think that constitutes a win for Sentry too.@IZZR: Morg would probably put Sentry in a world of hurt to be honest.
Thanks for reading,
Floopay
I would consider the fact that he beat Terrax effortlessly pretty bad PIS. We are talking about a guy who can destroy and planet and fight Morg and he loses in one blow to Sentry?
That doesn't really follow.
Sentry was identified by SHIELD to have zero weaknesses, and was considered stronger than Thor. I think he had a lot of potential that was left untapped, and when he fought Terrax he was completely mentally stable and not in the mood for Terrax's $%&^. I think that's one of the few occasions where we got to see Sentry mentally stable and in full control of his body, because he seemed almost Void level in that story arc.
Thanks for reading,
Floopay
@Floopay said:
@Man_of_Miracles: Interestingly enough. Ted Bundy was really hard to locate because he had enough mental control over his body that he could actually change his eye color at will. When he commited his acts of violence his eyes were bright blue, and when he was just being himself, he had brown eyes. Which means when he was in line up women had a hard time identifying him because they specifically remembered his bright blue eyes. Something I read in one of my psychology textbooks, the article was called "The All-American Boy" as I recall.
Thanks for reading,
Floopay
That is really crazy.
@Floopay said:
@Man_of_Miracles said:
@IZZR said:
@Floopay said:Well think about this, if Sentry beat Terrax effortlessly and he gave Morg a hell of a fight i think that constitutes a win for Sentry too.@IZZR: Morg would probably put Sentry in a world of hurt to be honest.
Thanks for reading,
Floopay
I would consider the fact that he beat Terrax effortlessly pretty bad PIS. We are talking about a guy who can destroy and planet and fight Morg and he loses in one blow to Sentry?
That doesn't really follow.
Sentry was identified by SHIELD to have zero weaknesses, and was considered stronger than Thor. I think he had a lot of potential that was left untapped, and when he fought Terrax he was completely mentally stable and not in the mood for Terrax's $%&^. I think that's one of the few occasions where we got to see Sentry mentally stable and in full control of his body, because he seemed almost Void level in that story arc.
Thanks for reading,
Floopay
Interesting.
I really just meant Sentry's other showings don't necessarily justify him beating a Herald in one blow.
Although I do understand he is supposed to get more powerful as time goes by and he becomes more stable.
@Man_of_Miracles:
What I got from that story arc was that SHIELD kept making him do one morally gray task after another, and int he end I just think his morals got so compromised that he couldn't hold the Void back any longer. I think the reason he was so powerful fighting Terrax is because for once he had a clear cut enemy to fight, someone who was actually a bad guy with no question. Everyone else he had to fight blurred the lines between good and evil, and I think that's what made Robert Reynolds so unstable, because I don't think he could justify what he was doing.
Now I don't know if that's what the authors were going for. But the more I read of him throughout the Civil War and all the Avengers arcs he was in, the more I felt he was just being pushed around by his superiors to do what they wanted, and the more it seemed he was uncomfortable with what he was doing, but too loyal to the cause to speak out against it.
Thanks for reading,
Floopay
@Floopay said:
@Man_of_Miracles:
What I got from that story arc was that SHIELD kept making him do one morally gray task after another, and int he end I just think his morals got so compromised that he couldn't hold the Void back any longer. I think the reason he was so powerful fighting Terrax is because for once he had a clear cut enemy to fight, someone who was actually a bad guy with no question. Everyone else he had to fight blurred the lines between good and evil, and I think that's what made Robert Reynolds so unstable, because I don't think he could justify what he was doing.
Now I don't know if that's what the authors were going for. But the more I read of him throughout the Civil War and all the Avengers arcs he was in, the more I felt he was just being pushed around by his superiors to do what they wanted, and the more it seemed he was uncomfortable with what he was doing, but too loyal to the cause to speak out against it.
Thanks for reading,
Floopay
I would agree that the moral ambiguity of his assignments were having a negative effect on his state of mind.
Which I would certainly think led to the Void incident.
In addition, Sentry overall seems to be a very moral character, and I could see him not fighting at his best or holding back while in a "grey" territory.
I've always understood Robert Reynolds to be the Void...The Sentry was a 'hard light' construct....a projection of what 'good' side was left of Robert conscience....a 'super Jininy Crickett if u will. Having said that...yeah I think Norman manipulating him and feeding him extra serum were all factors that finally pushed him over the edge
Well according to S.H.I.E.L.D. when Robert is level headed and thinking straight his power rivals the powers he posseses as the Void but as someone already mentioned Norman just about drove him insane, they need to bring him back minus the insanity and stronger than Thor because otherwise his whole characters is useless.@Floopay said:
@Man_of_Miracles:
What I got from that story arc was that SHIELD kept making him do one morally gray task after another, and int he end I just think his morals got so compromised that he couldn't hold the Void back any longer. I think the reason he was so powerful fighting Terrax is because for once he had a clear cut enemy to fight, someone who was actually a bad guy with no question. Everyone else he had to fight blurred the lines between good and evil, and I think that's what made Robert Reynolds so unstable, because I don't think he could justify what he was doing.
Now I don't know if that's what the authors were going for. But the more I read of him throughout the Civil War and all the Avengers arcs he was in, the more I felt he was just being pushed around by his superiors to do what they wanted, and the more it seemed he was uncomfortable with what he was doing, but too loyal to the cause to speak out against it.
Thanks for reading,
Floopay
I would agree that the moral ambiguity of his assignments were having a negative effect on his state of mind.
Which I would certainly think led to the Void incident.
In addition, Sentry overall seems to be a very moral character, and I could see him not fighting at his best or holding back while in a "grey" territory.
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