DCEU Justice League vs. The Seven

[Lazzlo304]

This fight takes place on a neutral planet without innocent bystanders.

Each match is an individual fight

Superman vs Homelander

The Flash vs A-train

Wonder Woman vs Queen Maeve

Aquaman vs. The Deep

Batman vs Black Noir

Cyborg vs Translucent

Green Lantern vs. Stormfront



Bonus: Team fight? Each with 1 Day of Prep

Who wins?

[Captain Smith]

Total stomp for JLA.

[The Chou Lives]

Yeah going with the Justice League.

[Cyke]

Translucent is going to be totally useless against Cyborg. Same with the Deep against Aquaman.

Team fight is slightly better for the Seven since Homelander can simply heat vision Batman and Aquaman in a quick draw, but then again, Superman can do the same and melt all the Seven except for Homelander (at least not instantly, maybe). Homelander's going to be incredibly wrecked from that blast, or he's dazed and still standing but now he has to face Superman (his superior) + the rest of the League.

[Nik Hasta]

If Batman only has standard gear, he probably loses to Black Noir.

Cyborg might have a hard time hurting Translucent because his skin is really tough even by the standards of other supes.

Otherwise, looks like a pretty clean sweep here.

[Guy1]

Bonus: Team fight? Each with 1 Day of Prep

While the Seven aren't terribly smart, if they all roid out on Compound V like A-Train is obviously going to, that could be a problem.

[Cleric of Hell’s Brigade]

While the Seven aren't terribly smart, if they all roid out on Compound V like A-Train is obviously going to, that could be a problem.

Even then can they actually hurt Clark at all?

[Guy1]

Even then can they actually hurt Clark at all?

That is the ultimate question, yes. To which I say, I have no idea. Maybe if they pump themselves up enough and all dogpile him? The trouble is, we don't have any crazy strength feats for Homelander, Maeve or Stormfront and no proper way to gauge how much stronger they'd get if they roided up.

[achilles]

That is the ultimate question, yes. To which I say, I have no idea. Maybe if they pump themselves up enough and all dogpile him? The trouble is, we don't have any crazy strength feats for Homelander, Maeve or Stormfront and no proper way to gauge how much stronger they'd get if they roided up.

Wasn't that plane too much for Homelander? And Superman benching planets...

[Guy1]

Wasn't that plane too much for Homelander? And Superman benching planets...

DCEU Superman's never messed around with planets to be fair.

You're right about the train, but it might've been more about physics with him.

[The Chou Lives]

While the Seven aren't terribly smart, if they all roid out on Compound V like A-Train is obviously going to, that could be a problem.

It’s true that V can Roos them up. But so far only saw A Train doing it because he actually needs to ( slipping up.)

Guy like Homelander is not doing it and I think plot wise would not as he was born with a ton of it in his system in the womb ( conics and show different, either way that is implied.)

A Train seems to be not the case as he has adverse side effects to actual rousing g ( In the book, this is the case for a normal human on v. It messes you up unless getting the clean cut like the Boys got.)


Also Homelander could not save plane because his world physics is real. It would have crumbled/snapped and people would have died.

Clark does not need to worry about that ( Though Superman Returns did it, to an extent in semi real fashion.)

[Wildling]

DCEU Superman's never messed around with planets to be fair.

Muscling peak hours moving Mother Boxes away from each other scene I assume. At least they were capable of raising the dead individually and initiate hellish terraforming in numbers.

[Rightoya]

DCEU Green Lantern, do you mean the one in the Justice League flashback of Steppenwolf?

[big_adventure]

Wasn't that plane too much for Homelander? And Superman benching planets...

DCEU Supes is more "big boulder bencher" then "planet bencher".

And, as pointed out, the plane was not a strength problem, it was a physics problem with a side of laziness. He literally said "Lift it? There's nothing to stand on." She says "fly it straight." He replies "at that speed, the plane will go a$$ over tits, or I'll punch straight through the hull...". She suggests flying everyone off one by one. He says "123 times? Maeve, think, there's nothing to be done." She asks him to save just one mom and kid. He refuses that. And yes, he could have saved some of them. He could have TRIED to save the plane and just didn't want to bother. He's, at the end of the day, quite an ass. But nothing at all implies that he lacks the strength to lift a passenger jet.

[Cyke]

She suggests flying everyone off one by one. He says "123 times?

I have to admit, I laughed at that part because that was such a gloriously dickish, spoiled answer.