The Justice League vs. The Avengers.
Who will win?
Stay tuned to find out.
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I'm here with a new entry to our Versus series, where we pit heroes and villains against each
other and decide who we think would win.
This week's battle is between The Justice League and The Avengers.
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But for now, buckle up, it's time for The Justice League vs The Avengers!
Now, of course, these teams have changed a lot over the years, so we’ll need to choose
one iteration.
And considering both teams are currently front and centre in the cinema, we’ll be using
the teams that are currently in the cinematic universe.
That means the Justice League consists of Batman, Superman, Wonder Woman, The Flash,
Aquaman, and Cyborg, and The Avengers will include Iron Man, Captain America, Thor, Black
Widow, Black Panther, The Hulk, Vision, Scarlet Witch, Hawkeye, War Machine, Falcon, Ant Man,
Spider-Man, and Doctor Strange.
Phew.
This will take place in the DC Universe so that Flash isn’t useless, it’s a random
meeting, but both teams know about each other and have been briefed on the powers.
Now let’s do this.
Since this one involves teams, I’ll eschew the usual origin section and hop right into
powers and abilities, because, well… this might take a while.
Starting off with the Justice League, these guys are fewer in number, but their incredible
powers may be able to make up for that.
Superman, well, you all know about Superman, so let’s skip him to save time.
He’ll be useful.
Trust me.
Wonder Woman can fly, has superhuman physical traits, indestructible bracers, and an incredibly
sharp sword, so sharp that it can cut on the molecular level.
She’ll be very useful in this fight.
The Flash is, of course, the fastest man alive, able to move and think faster than any of
the other heroes, which will be extremely useful, as with all his other versus battles,
plus he can use his infinite mass punch.
Cyborg, while less powerful than other members, would have the benefit of his cybernetic enhancements,
which could help against more niche Avengers like Ant Man or Spider-Man, and against the
techies like Iron Man, War Machine, and Falcon.
Aquaman’s water-related powers likely wouldn’t come into play since this is on land, although
he would still have his enhanced strength and reflexes and everything.
Finally, Batman would be largely outmatched in this fight, much to the chagrin of his
fanboys.
Coming up against powers like Strange and Vision, his gadgets likely wouldn’t be much
use, and without time to plan, his mind won’t be super relevant either.
Good luck bats.
Okay, now we know the Justice League, time for the Avengers.
Hoo boy.
I’m gonna have to be brief.
First, let’s go over the less influential of the Avengers.
Captain America is a great fighter with improved strength and reflexes, Black Widow’s a good
fighter and weapons specialist, Black Panther is an excellent fighter with a vibranium suit,
Hawkeye shoots a variety of tech arrows really well, and Falcon flies around with mechanical
wings.
I love these guys, but let’s be real: against the likes of The Flash and Superman, these
light hitters will be pretty redundant.
So let’s move on to the middlemen.
These are the Avengers who could probably help out in the fight, but might not change
the tides too much.
Here we have Iron Man and War Machine, each heavily armoured and wielding powerful weaponry
and explosives.
They could potentially do some damage to the less durable of the Justice League.
Spider-Man’s webs, while not game-changing, could be important in distracting or immobilizing
certain members.
Ant Man could also use his size to great advantage, although he’d have to avoid Cyborg’s sensors
in this fight.
But then we come to the big ones.
Hulk makes this list just because he would be pretty hard to deal with, and one hit from
him could be the end for the less durable enemies.
Thor makes the top group for sheer power, with his Godliness giving him impressive strength,
speed, and durability, and the addition of Mjolnir and his lightning powers would be
huge.
But the Avengers would depend most heavily on their magic users.
Vision’s ability to change his density, fly, and fire beams of solar energy would
be much needed.
Dr. Strange’s wide array of spells could turn the tides, particularly since Superman
is weak to magic.
And Scarlet Witch’s reality manipulation could very well be obscenely overpowered,
if given time to use it.
So now we know our competitors, it’s time for the battle.
With so many characters, this will be the longest one yet.
The two groups begin their battle in an open field.
Knowing Doctor Strange to be a powerful sorcerer, Flash first runs right in and takes him out
before he can even think.
Iron Man, War Machine, Falcon, and Thor takes to the skies, as well as Vision holding Scarlet
Witch.
They’re followed by Superman and Wonderwoman.
On the ground, The Flash decides to take the weaker Avengers out of the fight quickly,
taking out Black Widow, Cap, Black Panther, and Hawkeye with ease.
However, while he’s doing that, Ant Man shrinks down and climbs into Aquaman’s nose.
He throws a particle disk at his brain, it expands and explodes from his head, and there
goes Aquaman.
The commotion draws the gaze of Cyborg, whose heat sensors manage to track Ant Man, and
he’s quickly vaporised.
Ant Man down.
Up in the air, Superman and Wonder Woman know that they need to take out Scarlet Witch before
she can change the fight, so they make a b-line for her.
The mechanical flyers all try to intercept them, firing a barrage of explosives, but
this is no match for the durability and speed of Supes and Diana.
Superman leaves to deal with those three, while Diana continues towards Scarlet Witch,
but she runs into a massive Vision, floating between Wonder Woman and Scarlet Witch.
Speaking of Scarlet Witch, in the short time she was in the air, she managed to manipulate
reality to remove the speed force from existence.
A suddenly depowered Flash stumbles to a halt, in front of a grinning Hulk, who gives him
the Loki treatment.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ixEHDWqrzI Flash is down.
The Hulk then looks to Batman and Cyborg, the lone remaining Justice Leaguers on the
ground.
They goad the Hulk into charging them, prepared to strap a rocket to him to send him into
space, but just as he approaches, the pair suddenly loses their vision, as Spider webs
now hold their eyes shut.
The hulk connects, sending the bloody mess that was Batman flying, but Cyborg is still
successful thanks to his cybernetics, sending the hulk out to space with a rocket.
Spidey come into close combat, hoping to use his speed to his advantage, but Cyborg manages
to track and shoot him just before a lightning bolt comes from the sky, frying his cybernetics
and sending him out of the fight.
Batman, Hulk, Spidey and Cyborg down.
Back in the air, as Wonder Woman goes to strike Vision with her sword, he phases out, becoming
untouchable, before once again increasing his mass to protect Wanda.
Wonder Woman notices this, and fakes trying to go for the young girl.
As he goes to block her, she quickly changes direction, slicing through him before he has
a chance to go intangible again.
Vision down.
Scarlet Witch briefly falters at the sight, but is able to shake off her horror.
Before she or Wonder Woman can make a move, a lightning bolt crashes into Wonder Woman,
with an angry God following close behind.
Diana is stunned, but Superman returns having dealt with the pesky flyers.
Iron Man, War Machine, and Falcon are down.
As Superman and Wonder Woman face down Thor, Scarlet Witch hurls kryptonite-infused hex
blasts at Superman, taking him out of the fight, leaving only Wonder Woman and Thor.
If you watched our video with these two, you’ll understand why I think Wonder Woman comes
out on top.
Thor down.
However, in the midst of the fight, Scarlet Witch was once again able to work her magic,
and manipulates Wonder Woman’s greatest weakness: retcons.
She takes away her powers, causing her to fall to the Earth, defeated.
This leaves Scarlet Witch standing alone, amidst her fallen allies and enemies, with
one thing left to do: Reverting everything to where it was before, reviving both sides,
and allowing them to come to a much more reasonable conclusion.
Then everyone goes for shawarma.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EYiZeszLosE And so the winners are…
The Avengers.
This was a tough one to call, because any fight with the Flash could potentially just
be won by his speed.
However, I think the magical abilities of the Avengers would be enough to deal with
the more physically powerful Justice League.
Of course, there are about a million ways this could go, and the Justice League totally
could win, but hopefully this was an interesting take on the fight.
It was pretty fun for me; I always thought I had a good idea of how the fight would go,
but putting it into words made me realize just how hard it is to predict.
Try it yourself, it’s fun!
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Until next time, I'm Ron McKenzie-Lefurgey with Top 10 Nerd.
Later nerds!