An literal unstoppable force vs immovable objection.
Yep pretty much this. Juggs is too durable and DD will just keep coming back for more. They keep fighting until they get bored or just destroy the Earth entirely. One of the most interesting fights on here tbh.
Pretty sure Juggernaut has been hurt plenty of times (like that time against Professor Hulk) and hasn't had his invincible force field in quite some time. In that case, Doomsday would probably win but its quite debatable. If Juggernaut has his force field, than I think Juggernaut would win.
Not to mention Doomsday has been killed on a couple of occasions. Juggernaut has done better against Thor, whereas Doomsday was KO'd by Thor during JLA/Avengers.
Another day I would've said Doomsday beats Superman who beats Juggernaut but I'm not so sure now.
Considering Juggs regularly wrecks Thor, this scaling chain is pretty sus, especially given Doomsday's record of Superman stomping is a lot shorter than people expect.
I like Juggernaut more, but I'd give this one to DD. DD has the ability to go past whatever defense is protecting his target, assuming DD beats it enough. Remember how DD broke through the Phantom Zone? DD will just break through the magic that's protecting Juggernaut. Eventually.
An literal unstoppable force vs immovable objection.
Yep pretty much this. Juggs is too durable and DD will just keep coming back for more. They keep fighting until they get bored or just destroy the Earth entirely. One of the most interesting fights on here tbh.
An literal unstoppable force vs immovable objection.
Yep pretty much this. Juggs is too durable and DD will just keep coming back for more. They keep fighting until they get bored or just destroy the Earth entirely. One of the most interesting fights on here tbh.
But to actually answer that, I left out K.O. for this one because I find it particularly more fun and interesting that way for a battle like this. In a battle of attrition I could see Juggs taking him out with a K.O. of course, but DD's evolving ability makes this more interesting for me. That's why a generally ignored K.O. for the most part.
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