Avengers vs X-Men

To respond to Pro's claims I shall refute. First of all, Pro mentions a statement at the bottom of the wiki page: "The following are teams who have used the name of X-Men without express permission of the official X-Men, sometimes opposed to the X-Men altogether, to announce and/or promote themselves to the public. " However, what Pro neglects to mention is that the statement was referring to the list of teams BELOW it, not the ones above. The "fake" ones, for a lack of a better word, include Cerebro's, Great Lakes, and Norman Osborn's X-Men, however every other member above that is a part of the X-Men. Feel free to check, voters. Now onto Pro's argument about Thor. 1. First of all, while Thor has a large amount of natural durability, he is NOT immortal or invincible. If he takes enough hits, he CAN die. 2. Unlike Storm, Thor cannot fully harness weather effects, rather, he can create storm-related effects but cannot control them, as they are artificial. This potentially means that the weather could rebound back onto Thor and he would have no control over it. [1] Take Thor opposed to Storm, who can create any type of weather and control it at will. Storm obviously wins here. Anyway to refute further, opponent completely abandons his idea of the six in the movie and instead looks to the list toward another: Invisible Woman, aka Susan Storm. Now, while she has the ability to completely counter the invisibility and even provide invisibility of her own, opponent neglects that Professor X, one of the, if not the world's most powerful telepath, is still on our side, not to mention a few other things. In my last argument, I provided a scenario where two of the X-Men could wipe out the six Avengers opponent listed. Then opponent proceeds to list another from the list I provided [2]. However, opponent forgets that the X-Men have many more valuable members on its side, including Wolverine, Magneto, and Cyclops. Each of these characters have extraordinary powers, unseen or unheard of in many Avengers. Cyclops' abilities are revolved around his trademark lasers, who were able to even destroy the top of a mountain. [3] Wolverine's abilities include an increased healing factor, and has an adamantium skeleton, capable of withstanding deadly hits from enemies, As well, he is in his physical prime, with great dexterity, speed, and power by the use of his claws. [4] Magneto is able to manipulate electromagnetic fields for a wide array of powers. By these powers he can have a shield capable of withstanding multiple thermonuclear weapon detonations. Even without the shield, he is still able to levitate, and even rearrange matter to fit his desires. [5] These five that I have mentioned: Professor X, Storm, Wolverine, Magneto, and Cyclops are all easily able to take down the six Avengers opponent started off the argument with. Seeing as he is resorting to other Avengers, he seems to recognize that those six alone are NOT capable of taking on the X-Men, thus proving my point even further. How to counter Susan Storm: I never directly stated this before, I just stated that there many other members of the X-Men able to help. However, here's how the X-Men can win. 1. Storm and X take care of the other six present. 2. Susan counters Storm's invisibility and even forms her own around her. 3. Magneto manipulates the matter around Susan and forcefully slams her into the ground extremely hard, leaving a crater where she landed (yes, that hard). 4. Assuming she is extremely hurt from the force of the throw, she cannot instantly get up. Storm rains down natural powers upon her general area where she landed. As she cannot get up, she is forced to withstand this brunt attack. 5. After this, Susan is defeated. To wrap this argument up, the X-Men are simply too powerful. The Avengers contains a lot of people without powers, or those with just enhanced natural abilities. The X-Men has the latter, and every single person on the team has at least one special power. As stated earlier, the X-Men are: ". .. heroic mutants, individuals born with special powers who've sworn to use their gifts to protect mutants as well as humans. " [6] The X-Men simply defeat the Avengers because the Avengers have more physical traits while X-Men contain both physical and supernatural, putting them at an advantage. "Anyways, the Human Torch can just go in and defeat X-Men with his powers of fire. " Taken care of by X and Storm easily, for the same reasons as in the previous round. Awaiting refutation. Sources: [1] . http://en.wikipedia.org...(Marvel_Comics) #Powers_and_abilities [2] . http://en.wikipedia.org... [3] . http://en.wikipedia.org...(comics) #Powers_and_abilities [4] . http://en.wikipedia.org...(character) #Powers_and_abilities [5] . http://en.wikipedia.org...(comics) #Powers_and_abilities [6] See [1] of R2 arg