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Post by leroypowell3 on Nov 22, 2016 22:26:53 GMT
Okay, so I’ve recently saw a super cheap volume of Ben 10 (Omniverse to be exact). I actually like it.
As I understand the Omnimatrix thing, it turns him into various heros (I’m assuming 10 options is the limit). He seems to only get
their powers and not their skills or personality.
So I started thinking, if I had an Omnimatrix. What ten heroes would I have in the options?
1. Hulk- because he’s the strongest.
2. Flash- because he’s the fastest.
3. Storm- she controls the weather. That would be useful in certain fights.
4. Plasticman- because he can reshape himself into almost anything.
5. Ichigo- because he has spiritual powers which will be needed in those kinds of battles.
6. Red Morphin' Power Ranger - in case I get into a fight
7. Namor the Sub-Mariner- in case I have an adventure underwater
8. Hiro Nakomura from Heroes- because he can teleport anywhere and stop time and travel through time
9. Peter Stancheck from Harbinger to because he’s such a powerful psi (telekenisis, telepathy).
10. Harry Potter- for when I need magic
So the point of this thread, what heroes would you turn into if you were Ben 10?
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Post by kainboa on Nov 23, 2016 9:39:09 GMT
He seems to only get their powers and not their skills or personality.
6. Ryu- because I’d trust his skills an any fist fight.
I've bolded out something that I'm not entirely sure why has happened, whether you just decided to ignore the basic premise of how the gadget works, or you forgot it while typing out what you wanted. Regardless it's probably something you would want to change. I'll have my ten picks up at some point hopefully later today, but I'm not entirely sure how busy work will be. |
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Post by leroypowell3 on Nov 23, 2016 23:45:30 GMT
Ahh you got me. I'll change that to the Red Morphin' Power Ranger.
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Post by kainboa on Nov 25, 2016 5:40:32 GMT
Well it's been insanely busy at work, so I haven't really had time to get a full list down.
But I think this is interesting, so I'll be updating the list bit by bit.
1. Hank Henshaw aka Cyborg Superman, pre-Flashpoint. The ability to absorb foreign technology and incorporate it into an already existing frame of kryptonian tech makes it the go-to choice for most if not all sci-fi scenarios.
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Post by Methos on Nov 27, 2016 11:17:02 GMT
1. Thor(Marvel) - The sheer variety of powers makes him a must-have for me.
2. Exodus - For psionic power, a combination of variety and raw power, he's my go-to guy.
3. Vulcan - 'nuff said.
4. Prodigy - His power makes him a must-have(for me). Skills, 'nuff said.
5. Sage - Her "computer mind" is extremely underrated, and highly useful in any setting.
6. Sylar(heroes) - His "Intuitive Aptitude" falls in the same category as Sage's "computer mind".
7. Cypher - Ability to communicate with anything that is capable of communicating. 'nuff said.
8. Belgarion - For a type of magic that has the best combination of raw power, versatility, and requiring the least amount of specific training/skills to use.
9. Hiru Nakomura - His time-manipulation power simply makes him too useful not to take.
10. Mr. Sinister - His variety of powers is, like Hiru, simply too useful.
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Post by leroypowell3 on Nov 28, 2016 23:56:41 GMT
1. Thor(Marvel) - The sheer variety of powers makes him a must-have for me. 2. Exodus - For psionic power, a combination of variety and raw power, he's my go-to guy. 3. Vulcan - 'nuff said. 4. Prodigy - His power makes him a must-have(for me). Skills, 'nuff said. 5. Sage - Her "computer mind" is extremely underrated, and highly useful in any setting. 6. Sylar(heroes) - His "Intuitive Aptitude" falls in the same category as Sage's "computer mind". 7. Cypher - Ability to communicate with anything that is capable of communicating. 'nuff said. 8. Belgarion - For a type of magic that has the best combination of raw power, versatility, and requiring the least amount of specific training/skills to use. 9. Hiru Nakomura - His time-manipulation power simply makes him too useful not to take. 10. Mr. Sinister - His variety of powers is, like Hiru, simply too useful. That's some powerful people to turn into. You'd kick my butt. |
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Post by leroypowell3 on Nov 28, 2016 23:58:40 GMT
Well it's been insanely busy at work, so I haven't really had time to get a full list down. But I think this is interesting, so I'll be updating the list bit by bit. 1. Hank Henshaw aka Cyborg Superman, pre-Flashpoint. The ability to absorb foreign technology and incorporate it into an already existing frame of kryptonian tech makes it the go-to choice for most if not all sci-fi scenarios. tech. you covered a base I completely missed. |
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Post by kainboa on Dec 5, 2016 14:23:38 GMT
Alright, here's my much delayed first update.
2. Captain Atom, pre-flashpoint. The ability to create and control obscene amounts of energy and matter makes him a pretty good choice regardless of which scenario it is.
3. Martian Manhunter, pre-flashpoint. Physically capable of hanging with Superman, and insanely powerful telepathy makes him my goto choice for most psionic scenarios.
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