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@lordballer: That's still too much for Batman, seeing how he can't even deal with human gangsters properly.

Well, seeing how he's so incompetent he can't even clean up one city...he still loses.

Druig could take out FOX Xavier (who couldn't affect anyone with TP powers of their own), so he takes this fight too.

@cryolancer47:

Please, those are pathetic displays of power from Jean.

Eh, with Vision's phasing powers and speed he'd be able to hide from Legion and get him. We've never seen Legion fight a being who was intangible and also didn't have an organic mind to psychically battle.

@violettagood:

"Didn't even read any word you said."

So you got nothing, cause you know Xavier loses. As always.

Nope, you didn't watch the episode otherwise you'd see Strange changing due to all the creatures he assimilated.

Nope, what Kitty did was nothing compared to what Strange did. Kitty needed a combo of Logan and Xavier, and all they changed were the last few decades of one planet, not the universe.

Yes, assimilating other creatures was stated in the episode. Using the Time Stone to survive the end of existence wasn't.

He's not human, gender need not apply.

Strange was beyond Apocalypse, which you'd know if you watched the show and saw the movie. And Apocalypse was immune to Xavier.

I'm simply stating what's there, you need to accept that.

It's right there in the show, if you watched it. But you haven't.

It's directly stated Xavier couldn't affect a nonhuman in Jessica Chastain, and Dormammu was telepathic as well. So going by FOX's own rules, he can't affect Supreme Strange either.

Strange wasn't affected by Dormammu, who was capable of telepathic communication across dimensions.

Nope, Apocalypse never actually said that in the movie. But you never saw the movie, so that figures.

You missed how Ego used his atomic control powers to make a body specifically for various species. But you didn't watch the movies, so that makes sense. Mutants are humans, though.

Trask was wrong, the movies make that obvious. But, you weren't paying attention.

Yes, he was able to make specific bodies capable of mating and then trying to produce Celestial genes. That's why there were so many failures, because it doesn't work most of the time. If you were paying attention you'd know that.

Xavier couldn't stop the Guards in X2, and you haven't been able to refute that once. Xavier is weak. T'Challa getting the stones while Strange couldn't, made sense within the context.

You'll come back, which is an admission of your loss, but that's expected here.

@violettagood: You're ignoring what was on screen, that he changed as he assimilated others into himself. You do know how that works, right?

Nope, no mutant was capable of what Strange did which was destroy his universe. He's far beyond any of them, including FoX Phoenix.

No green time stone energy or runes.

He's not human, gender need not apply.

Yes, Apocalypse was immune to Xavier. If you saw the movie you'd know that. And Strange was beyond Apocalypse.

The answer is right there, you just can't own up.

Yes, when he's shifting between all his various forms you see ones for a moment that resembles both Movie Dormammu and comic Dormammu. And Movie Dormammu eats dimensions, which is also beyond anything in FoX.

Nope, you're forgetting how he couldn't affect Emma Frost or Apocalypse. Xavier is weak.

Nothing suggests its his hosts, Apocalypse himself was just immune.

Mutants come from humans and breed with humans. They are human, and Trask was clearly wrong. Easy.

Because Ego could create various forms as he has atomic structure control powers that were breed capable. Easy.

Xavier couldn't stop the guards in X2, now you can't even own up to that.

Just showing you how pathetic Xavier is.

Nope, he's just that weak.

Now you're just losing it because you can't accept that Strange is just too far beyond him. Sorry.

@violettagood: Nope, you're ignoring what's right there on screen. He doesn't just suck their power, he took on their traits. That's assimilation, and therefore no longer human.

You're ignoring the evidence. Just like you ignore Xavier's inability to affect aliens.

He wasn't using the Time Stone's power in those scenes, he just exists without needing heat or air or food. You're ignoring the evidence...like you ignore Xavier's weakness.

Did she defeat Infinity Ultron on her own? No? Then he's more powerful.

Not illusion, atomic structure control. Which makes him more powerful than Apocalypse....who was also immune to Xavier.

The answer is right there, you're just unable to deal with it.

You're ignoring his change in forms, including his shift into Dormammu, who was also telepathic and thereby immune to Xavier.

Vux = Not Human and immune. Therefore, any non-human is immune.

Nope, nowhere was it implied that Apocalypse's hosts were immune. Xavier was just that weak.

Magic < Mutant power. And Xavier didn't wholly control the horses either. And mutants are human, that's why Humans can still breed with them.

Magical being = Nonhuman. Therefore, as we know nonhumans are immune to Xavier thanks to Vuk, the Magical Beings are too. This is the guy who couldn't even stop human guards.

Let's not forget, this was the man stupid enough to take control of Sabretooth and Toad and then waste time talking to Magneto instead of just knocking him out then and there.

Also, he wasn't able to command the humans in the DOFP future to just stop making Sentinels. This guy couldn't do jack to Supreme Strange.

And, if we go by what you saying about Strange controlling time...then Xavier still loses.

As always, X-Men fails.

@violettagood: He was morphing into the forms of the creatures he absorbed, therefore it's biological.

Nope, the show visually showing us things makes it obvious he's not human. If you were paying attention, you'd know this.

Nope, he survives by not being human.

Nope, Ultron being that powerful is wholly relevant.

Assimilation means he doesn't just take their power but their essence and properties as well. Therefore, no longer human.

The answer is right there, you're denying it.

Nope, him morphing into their forms makes it clear he's not human anymore. It's more of a change than the Phoenix going into Jean, that's for sure.

Xavier's feats show him as Strange's inferior. As always.

Vux = Not Human and Charles couldn't stop her. Super-Strange = Not Human and therefore Xavier won't affect him either.

It's right there in Dark Phoenix. He couldn't affect Apocalypse either, if you were paying attention.

Magic < Science. Especially Xavier's pathetic showings compared to the levels the MCU takes things to. Strange annihilates him easily.

As always, X-Men fails compared to the rest of Marvel.

@violettagood: He's seen assimilating them, and we see how he changes to resemble them before he magically changes his outer appearance back to resembling human. Hence, not truly human.

Nope, you're refusing to accept he's not human despite the show showing us this.

No need to breathe or eat or drink = Not Human.

So now you're just being pissy because you dislike certain characters? It shows Ultron is just that powerful...more than anything in FoX-Men.

Assimilation, we see him changing when he assimilates before changing his appearance back.

Yes, assimilating demons means he's not human. He's a hybrid of various beings.

You're asking the show to spoonfeed you when it tells you he's not human visually.

No, Xavier doesn't have good speed feats. He loses to normal humans when he has several seconds to stop them...or just hold his breath. He's pathetic.

Xavier couldn't mind hack Vuk and her people. Cause they weren't human. So he can't do that to nonhumans, which includes the hybrid Strange.

"BECAUSE I BELIEVE SO."

You believe wrong, and you have no proof Xavier's powers work on demonic beings.

As always, X-Men fails.