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[Joshd21]

What would it be..

Considering all the comics I have read in the past. If I had to choose one thing..I would have power over water. Being able to command it to do my will. Like float from the ocean and swirl around me..

Yeah..

[joriandrake]

For me?



Immortality or Regeneration, most likely the second one as it may also include the first one

[Mecha Tengu]

teleportation. like jumper

[Archdemon Cthulhu]

telekinesis. And not sissy telekinesis like moving spoons. I mean, full blown, move anything I want, telekinesis.

[Clover Rider]

 The power to henshin  

[Mr. Sprinkles101]

I will have the power to have all the powers I want

[rokeeb]

Mr. Sprinkles101 wrote...

I will have the power to have all the powers I want

There's always one smartass 
The power of time control for me!

Modifié par rokeeb, 26 septembre 2010 - 07:48 .

[Cheese Elemental]

Metal manipulation.

Guns? Useless around me. Swords? Get bent. Tanks? Crunchy!

[Khayness]

Wolverine claws!

[AntiChri5]

The power to steal everybody elses powers.



Im coooooming!

[B3taMaxxx]

joriandrake wrote...

For me?

Immortality or Regeneration, most likely the second one as it may also include the first one

 But with the later you'd be subject to the Highlander effect, that is of course if you can't grow your head back, which would bring into question how it would, if it could.

 I would like the power to bend time and space. < Don't need immortality now, do I?

[B3taMaxxx]

Adriano87 wrote...

All shall bow before me with the Power of the Force. Come ... Join me ... We can rule the Galaxy together!

 No thanks, I'm more of a solar system guy, but please do drop by.

[Clover Rider]

AntiChri5 wrote...

The power to steal everybody elses powers.

Im coooooming!

It's hard to steal a henshin belt:whistle:.

[FlintlockJazz]

True Immortality. That includes indestructability, immunity to death, eternal youth, etc not just eternal life as it has often been (mis)represented as. If something can kill you, then you are not immortal, so if something that can destroy everything came along it would be a case of irresistable force meets immovable object.



Second power would be the ability to teleport anywhere, then I could travel the universe and not worry about ending up somewhere inhospitable.

[Funkcase]

FlintlockJazz wrote...

True Immortality. That includes indestructability, immunity to death, eternal youth, etc not just eternal life as it has often been (mis)represented as. If something can kill you, then you are not immortal, so if something that can destroy everything came along it would be a case of irresistable force meets immovable object.

This!

Who actually ever wants to die? I sure dont.

[Swordfishtrombone]

FlintlockJazz wrote...

True Immortality. That includes indestructability, immunity to death, eternal youth, etc not just eternal life as it has often been (mis)represented as. If something can kill you, then you are not immortal, so if something that can destroy everything came along it would be a case of irresistable force meets immovable object.

Second power would be the ability to teleport anywhere, then I could travel the universe and not worry about ending up somewhere inhospitable.

This is the power I would absolutely NOT want - human psychology isn't built to cope with billions of years, and billions of years is nothing compared to eternity.

You would live to see everyone you care about die, and as you make new friends and loved ones, you'd witness them die too, again and again and again, until the end of humanity. After that, you'd be alone - at best, you might find an alien species that has some vague similarities to humans, though their psychology would be likely to make them very alien indeed to you.

After countless hundreds of billions of years, in the unlikely event that you were still sane at that point, you would be floating in space, in nothingness, as the Universe winds down to a heat death, and eventually all mass slowly degrades and radiates away. Except for you, of course, floating in vacuum. For all eternity.

That might not be the end of it though - depending on whether some multiverse models are right, you might eventually end up in the middle of a big bang event, and inside another, freshly formed bubble universe. But the likelihood of that happening at any given moment is so remote, that you'd spend so many billions of years in a vacuum, that if I were to start writing down the number of years right now, adding zeros after a 1, I could go on for the rest of my life, and still not reach a high enough number.

The brief flashes of fun you might have had, as a powerful, immortal human would be long forgotten before you ever had even the slightest chance of experiencing anything but your own, immortal, mind, caged in your skull.

What a horrible, horrible fate indeed.

For my superpower, I think I'd go for precognition - the ability to see into the future, say, just a few hours ahead. I'd be very wealthy, very fast. :innocent:

[Boom_Headshot1337]

Stop time.

[nikki191]

AntiChri5 wrote...

The power to steal everybody elses powers.

Im coooooming!

so in a world where no one has powers.. hahaha

[Khayness]

5 Reasons Immortality Would be Worse than Death

It's Cracked.com, so explicit language, NSWF, corrupting our children, God will smite them, etc.

[dunniteowl]

I think I'd go with being able to phase shift my body. Walk through walls? No worries. Have bullets pass right through me? Yup. Ignore fire, drowning, ice, large rocks, falling off a cliff? Check, check, check, check and check.

Become invisible? You bet. Fly? We~~ell, I can sneak onto any flight I want, I guess, so, sure.

Yeah. Gonna have to go with the whole phase shifting thing.

dno