Interplanetary Death Match
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Pretty sure that's Beast Planet from War Planets. I'll admit I'm not super familiar with War Planets. The wiki says it's larger than most planets, so in-universe it's bigger than a moon.
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It might depend on if this Death Star can transform into a giant Darth Vader, complete with force powers.
I think I'd go with:
Unicron> Beast Planet> Death Star
It's hard to beat a literal GOD with what's basically a oversized tank.
And the Death Star is just the smallest of the three, in universe. Even with force powers (and I'm not sure how that would actually work), I feel like Unicron still has a advantage.
Beast Planet
The Beast Planet is a space station of incredible size, larger than all significant solid solar bodies including worlds such as Tek and Fire. Its origin is unknown, as is its true purpose as it travels around the universe consuming planets, earning it the name Eater of Worlds. Its surface is...
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It might depend on if this Death Star can transform into a giant Darth Vader, complete with force powers.
I think I'd go with:
Unicron> Beast Planet> Death Star
It's hard to beat a literal GOD with what's basically a oversized tank.
And the Death Star is just the smallest of the three, in universe. Even with force powers (and I'm not sure how that would actually work), I feel like Unicron still has a advantage.
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And that's Armada Unicron right there. No easy Matrix resolution. He is inevitable.
Good catch. I was wondering if anyone would point that out. I would have posted the Haslab version...but I don't have any vacation days left to spend transforming him.
I'm in the Unicron wins camp myself, but I really don't think it would be an easy win for any of them....and I find the lack of faith in Vader's ability to throw down in a moon-sized sentient mech....disturbing.
Also...as an aside for anyone who doesn't know, there's a seeming connection between Transformers and Shadow Raiders / War Planets: Botanica
Or...some of us underestimated the need for Unicron.com's stand when it came out.
Maybe it was just a feign to lure in unsuspecting adversaries all along....
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If it's the canon Death Star, it's absolutely gone. It takes minutes to aim and fire, and an entire day to reload. Against anything capable of evasive maneuvers it's useless.
They where ready to take out Yavin not long after taking out Alderann. While #2 was taking pot-shots at rebel ships in quick sucession.
This can't be DS2 in the pics here because it's completed. Though if it were, the weapon used against the rebel ships sacrificed planet-killing power for versatility. Enough to take out a capital ship, but I doubt it would hurt Unicron that badly.
I would say since the Death Star transforms, it is neither DS1 or DS2, but an alternate reality version.
I agree the original Death Stars would not fare well, but I think a transforming Death Star would be able to give Unicron more of an evenly matched fight...still wouldn't beat Unicron, but it would be a good fight I think.
I agree the original Death Stars would not fare well, but I think a transforming Death Star would be able to give Unicron more of an evenly matched fight...still wouldn't beat Unicron, but it would be a good fight I think.
Oh, but he can be stopped by happy thoughts and feelings of teamwork and cooperation.
Hey, the Universal Dominator helped....a little....Oh, but he can be stopped by happy thoughts and feelings of teamwork and cooperation.
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Dunno why that toy was give that name, since that title belongs to Unicron proper. The real name of the green one is the "Unicron of Light".
I agree. I actually refer to him as that...but "Universal Dominator" sounds more impressive for the sake of argument.
Okay, not being intimately familiar with EITHER of these guys means I had to look ALL of this up.
First off...Fortnite has LORE?!
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Okay, so...my impression of these characters is this:
Raz with the power of the Cube is that he's basically Aladdin if he got possessed by a Cosmic Cube.
Blackstar is He-Man, but he has a pet dragon instead of a tiger. The Power Star is basically exactly like the split Sword of Power, the villain even usually has the other half. The complete version apparently had enough power for the villain to rule over the planet before it got split.
Soooo....hmmm...I feel like Raz SHOULD have more power going by the LORE...but in the game itself he gets taken out by a rando with a gun (the player).
And a big problem is that I don't think we really have any idea what the upper limits of a complete Power Star are. In theory, Blackstar might even be able to share the power with Warlock the dragon and then the fight would be two against one.
I guess I'm going with Completed Power Star Blackstar and Warlock? I'll admit, I'm going in blind here.
First off...Fortnite has LORE?!
Raz
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Blackstar (TV series) - Wikipedia
Okay, so...my impression of these characters is this:
Raz with the power of the Cube is that he's basically Aladdin if he got possessed by a Cosmic Cube.
Blackstar is He-Man, but he has a pet dragon instead of a tiger. The Power Star is basically exactly like the split Sword of Power, the villain even usually has the other half. The complete version apparently had enough power for the villain to rule over the planet before it got split.
Soooo....hmmm...I feel like Raz SHOULD have more power going by the LORE...but in the game itself he gets taken out by a rando with a gun (the player).
And a big problem is that I don't think we really have any idea what the upper limits of a complete Power Star are. In theory, Blackstar might even be able to share the power with Warlock the dragon and then the fight would be two against one.
I guess I'm going with Completed Power Star Blackstar and Warlock? I'll admit, I'm going in blind here.
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Same.
On the other side of the coin, I bet half the people playing Fortnite don't even know what a fortnight is.
