Post by sansomon on Oct 10, 2021 8:54:07 GMT -5
On Excalibur I would really like it if instead of this current team they made a team to form an all-new version of Universe Marvel's classic British superhero team in a fanfiction that would be formed by :
Juggernaut (Cain Marko) there was absolutely nothing inherently wrong with him becoming a hero as long as they didn't change him by turning him into a whiner who got beaten up by everyone and that even villains straight out of the super-villain's kindergarten could fill him with beatings. The bad of a very powerful villain switches to the good side is that writers commonly vastly diminish their original power so that he can coexist with the other normal superheroes without unbalancing the balance of power of the supergroups. This is wrong in the case of Juggernaut. He could stay on the good side if he wanted to without this stupid justification the writers created to make him a villain again that because he is an Avatar of the Demon Cyttorak he was an agent of the forces of evil and when he tried to do good he was deviating from his original essence , nature and purposes and this caused his power to diminish more and more and he became weaker and weaker. This was silly and a simplistic solution to the fact that readers were complaining that Juggernaut was a big villain the guy who just hit big beatings on the Hulk and Thor when he became a hero he became a poor guy who got beaten up by everyone and who was always crying and whining in a pathetic way and readers hated it and now wanted the original Juggernaut back. None of this was necessary. It was enough to keep the basic essence of the character that the Juggernaut was basically a quarterback of a rugby team of the most violent and problematic who thought he was the maximum and thought that all the other members of the team were just a bunch of his "supporters" and that he was one of the most powerful superhumans alive beyond one of the most powerful members of the group if not "the member" more powerful than he could be a hero in the same style as Guy Gardner from DC Comics a big badass , scoundrel , arrogant that all readers hate to love. Needless to say, if he did good his powers would diminish it could perfectly keep him as powerful as he always was as long as they didn't change the nature of the Juggernaut that he is the exact opposite of Charles Xavier and while Professor X is "the brain " Cain Marko is "the muscles" and say that he can even do good if he wants it would continue to be forever an Avatar of the power of the Demon Cyttorak in the mortal world. So the Juggernaut could easily become a problematic type hero who despite being crude and ignorant in the way of acting is very intelligent and owner of a perspicacity that surprises enemies and jack for all trades of his super team
Lionheart (Brian Braddock)
Captain Britain (Elizabeth Braddock again a beautiful woman british lady)
Feron (adult a super sorcerer archdruid)
Kylun (Colin McKay owner after suffering a secondary mutation that gave him a feline bestial appearance similar to that of a "Lion of the Scottish Highlanders" and gave him super bestial powers comparable to those of The Beast in addition to the additional power of a sonic roar capable of disintegrating matter at a molecular level and involve your claws in psionic pyrokinetic flames able to cut through walls of energy and inflict both lethal physical damage and psychic damage by burning opponents' minds)
Micromax (Scott Wright)
Cerise
Cat (Catherine Pryde Earth-79596)
Puff (the Space Dragon female mate of Lockheed)
Widget (a super powerful mutant technological entity that dominates time and space formed by the sum of the essences of all the X-Men killed in the alternate reality of "Days of the Future Past")
Nocturnal (T.J. Wagner Earth-41001 the son of Nightcrawler and Kymri. T.J. was born after his father became famous by playing James Bond in a movie that was directed by Jubilee)
Marvel Lass (Rachel Summers Earth-811)
Pete Wisdom
And Meggan (Meggan Puceanu-Braddock).
What do you think of these ideas?
Juggernaut (Cain Marko) there was absolutely nothing inherently wrong with him becoming a hero as long as they didn't change him by turning him into a whiner who got beaten up by everyone and that even villains straight out of the super-villain's kindergarten could fill him with beatings. The bad of a very powerful villain switches to the good side is that writers commonly vastly diminish their original power so that he can coexist with the other normal superheroes without unbalancing the balance of power of the supergroups. This is wrong in the case of Juggernaut. He could stay on the good side if he wanted to without this stupid justification the writers created to make him a villain again that because he is an Avatar of the Demon Cyttorak he was an agent of the forces of evil and when he tried to do good he was deviating from his original essence , nature and purposes and this caused his power to diminish more and more and he became weaker and weaker. This was silly and a simplistic solution to the fact that readers were complaining that Juggernaut was a big villain the guy who just hit big beatings on the Hulk and Thor when he became a hero he became a poor guy who got beaten up by everyone and who was always crying and whining in a pathetic way and readers hated it and now wanted the original Juggernaut back. None of this was necessary. It was enough to keep the basic essence of the character that the Juggernaut was basically a quarterback of a rugby team of the most violent and problematic who thought he was the maximum and thought that all the other members of the team were just a bunch of his "supporters" and that he was one of the most powerful superhumans alive beyond one of the most powerful members of the group if not "the member" more powerful than he could be a hero in the same style as Guy Gardner from DC Comics a big badass , scoundrel , arrogant that all readers hate to love. Needless to say, if he did good his powers would diminish it could perfectly keep him as powerful as he always was as long as they didn't change the nature of the Juggernaut that he is the exact opposite of Charles Xavier and while Professor X is "the brain " Cain Marko is "the muscles" and say that he can even do good if he wants it would continue to be forever an Avatar of the power of the Demon Cyttorak in the mortal world. So the Juggernaut could easily become a problematic type hero who despite being crude and ignorant in the way of acting is very intelligent and owner of a perspicacity that surprises enemies and jack for all trades of his super team
Lionheart (Brian Braddock)
Captain Britain (Elizabeth Braddock again a beautiful woman british lady)
Feron (adult a super sorcerer archdruid)
Kylun (Colin McKay owner after suffering a secondary mutation that gave him a feline bestial appearance similar to that of a "Lion of the Scottish Highlanders" and gave him super bestial powers comparable to those of The Beast in addition to the additional power of a sonic roar capable of disintegrating matter at a molecular level and involve your claws in psionic pyrokinetic flames able to cut through walls of energy and inflict both lethal physical damage and psychic damage by burning opponents' minds)
Micromax (Scott Wright)
Cerise
Cat (Catherine Pryde Earth-79596)
Puff (the Space Dragon female mate of Lockheed)
Widget (a super powerful mutant technological entity that dominates time and space formed by the sum of the essences of all the X-Men killed in the alternate reality of "Days of the Future Past")
Nocturnal (T.J. Wagner Earth-41001 the son of Nightcrawler and Kymri. T.J. was born after his father became famous by playing James Bond in a movie that was directed by Jubilee)
Marvel Lass (Rachel Summers Earth-811)
Pete Wisdom
And Meggan (Meggan Puceanu-Braddock).
What do you think of these ideas?