If X-Day happened in the Marvel Universe...

[Guyver0]

I think a big problem here is that there is no concret information on the physical capabilities on the heroes/villians of the Marvel universe and of the Guyver Universe.  Before moving on with this conversation I think it would be best to decide which heroes to compare to the Guyver universe and then decide which era/arc do we believe would be the best "fit".  Same thing for the Zoanoids and Guyvers, do we just want to base things that have been written on the datafiles which I believe have remained more or less consistant (correct me if I'm wrong).

 

Example:

Lets take the Hulk; obviously no one Zoanoid is going to match the Hulk unless we go way back in the day.  But today's Hulk can easily take on a couple if not more legions of Zoanoids without breaking a sweat.

 

Whereas Spider-Man; can take on maybe just one legion or a little less with little difficulty. 

 

This is nothing definitive and I am just using my own perspective on this and of course like anything else I can be wrong (most likely am), but the point is to come to some agreed upon measurment of physical abilities.  So here is a start, lets go from here.

[alkanfel009]

It has been seen... in that fanmade image?

 

And we seem to be focusing on Spider-Man.

 

How about, say, Iron Man? Or Thor? Or Wonder Man? Or Luke Cage?

depending on DepNet.com for suits have at that time I think they are about 60 armor, but apart from the hulk busted, do not think any have strength to keep up with Zoanoids, less if there are thousands or hundreds of thousands, 

 

in cuianto to thor, I think there comes more in cestiones being confronted by more than one zoalord 

 

 

everything depends on nibel have and that some are, personally ultimate, is not constant, because their powers are completely irregular,

 

 

I think a big problem here is that there is no concret information on the physical capabilities on the heroes/villians of the Marvel universe and of the Guyver Universe.  Before moving on with this conversation I think it would be best to decide which heroes to compare to the Guyver universe and then decide which era/arc do we believe would be the best "fit".  Same thing for the Zoanoids and Guyvers, do we just want to base things that have been written on the datafiles which I believe have remained more or less consistant (correct me if I'm wrong).

 

Example:

Lets take the Hulk; obviously no one Zoanoid is going to match the Hulk unless we go way back in the day.  But today's Hulk can easily take on a couple if not more legions of Zoanoids without breaking a sweat.

 

Whereas Spider-Man; can take on maybe just one legion or a little less with little difficulty. 

 

This is nothing definitive and I am just using my own perspective on this and of course like anything else I can be wrong (most likely am), but the point is to come to some agreed upon measurment of physical abilities.  So here is a start, lets go from here.

the Zoanoid not precent changes in their models that are enjoyable optimisados ​​and pass to a higher class, Zoanoid 

a hyper Zoanoid or lost number, and finally zoalord not Guyvers story, because that would end up allying with marvel heroes and this is ciendo planetado from the day, x, ie, no enzyme 3 not libertus not unus, not guyot spider, 

 

in short the midpoint between manga volumes 9 and 10, 

 

and I want reiterear, sipiderman beings as the x men, the fantastic 4 would not only ravaged Zoanoids, would be captured and studied, what their avilidades, would be controlled by chronos

[*V Guyver]

You know, it's always bugged me that Cronos does not arm it's combat Zoanoids with long range weapons. They could easily kill humans with much heavier guns that can likely pierce through vehicle armor, and not suffer recoil or have enemy units wield them properly. It would eliminate the need to even chase down enemies. 

[Salkafar]

Well, Vamore and other bio-blaster types have that cornered... maybe they don't want to risk leaving any weapons for any enemy to capture at all. A gun too heavy for a human to lift might still be mounted on a vehicle, for instance.

 

It might also be the principle of the thing - to show guns are unnecessary. Or maybe Archanfel and the others just never got used to that kind of thinking. Accurate firearms that do serious damage, but can be carried by a strong person, are something of the last half century. (Actually...  the Panzerfaust was from 1942). Back in the sixteenth century when Barcas lived, handguns were unreliable, impractical affairs; rifling had been invented, but was only rarely applied. Flintlocks hadn't even been invented yet.

 

Could it be that X-day had to be moved up because it was conceivable that technological advancement would render Zoanoids obsolete? Imagine soldiers equipped with weaponry so advanced they could defeat Zoanoids one-on-one. Handguns that can kill a Zoanoid with one shot; sensors that detect them from miles away; armor that resist claws, teeth and stingers. Not to mention the advance in robotic combat.

 

I think Takaya may have to hurry it up a bit. If he doesn't finish Guyver in time, people might ask 'Why didn't the army just deploy robots against the Zoanoids on X-day?'

 

[Salkafar]

It has been seen... in that fanmade image?

 

And we seem to be focusing on Spider-Man.

 

How about, say, Iron Man? Or Thor? Or Wonder Man? Or Luke Cage?

depending on DepNet.com for suits have at that time I think they are about 60 armor, but apart from the hulk busted, do not think any have strength to keep up with Zoanoids, less if there are thousands or hundreds of thousands, 

 

in cuianto to thor, I think there comes more in cestiones being confronted by more than one zoalord 

 

 

everything depends on nibel have and that some are, personally ultimate, is not constant, because their powers are completely irregular,

 

 

I think a big problem here is that there is no concret information on the physical capabilities on the heroes/villians of the Marvel universe and of the Guyver Universe.  Before moving on with this conversation I think it would be best to decide which heroes to compare to the Guyver universe and then decide which era/arc do we believe would be the best "fit".  Same thing for the Zoanoids and Guyvers, do we just want to base things that have been written on the datafiles which I believe have remained more or less consistant (correct me if I'm wrong).

 

Example:

Lets take the Hulk; obviously no one Zoanoid is going to match the Hulk unless we go way back in the day.  But today's Hulk can easily take on a couple if not more legions of Zoanoids without breaking a sweat.

 

Whereas Spider-Man; can take on maybe just one legion or a little less with little difficulty. 

 

This is nothing definitive and I am just using my own perspective on this and of course like anything else I can be wrong (most likely am), but the point is to come to some agreed upon measurment of physical abilities.  So here is a start, lets go from here.

the Zoanoid not precent changes in their models that are enjoyable optimisados ​​and pass to a higher class, Zoanoid 

a hyper Zoanoid or lost number, and finally zoalord not Guyvers story, because that would end up allying with marvel heroes and this is ciendo planetado from the day, x, ie, no enzyme 3 not libertus not unus, not guyot spider, 

 

in short the midpoint between manga volumes 9 and 10, 

 

and I want reiterear, sipiderman beings as the x men, the fantastic 4 would not only ravaged Zoanoids, would be captured and studied, what their avilidades, would be controlled by chronos

 

 

You seem completely unaware that these people frequently fight armies of enemies.

 

Also: Iron Man's armor is really, really strong. Even back in the eighties it was class 75; nowadays, it's class 100.

 

That is physically stronger than any Zoanoid, even Neo-Zektoll; in fact, it's about half that of the Gigantic Guyver, so I think we can safely say it is at a Zoalord's level in terms of strength alone.

 

The comparison, all in all, makes about as much sense as wondering whether Chronos could take on the characters of Dragonball Z.

[Shin Mefilas]

Basically half of marvels main heros and villians are powerful enough to wipe the floor with a zoanoid army by themselfs let alone as a group. More then 20 of them could match a zoalord and at least 5 have a fighting chance against Archanfel 1 on 1.

 

A team made up of Thor, Hulk, She-Hulk, Thing, Hercules, Storm, Professor Xavier, Phoenix, Human Torch, Sentry, Ironman, Scarlet Witch, Quicksilver, Black Bolt, Namor, Dr Strange, Ms Marvel and Mr Fantastic would have a ferly good chance of stopping x-day.

Edited August 30, 2014 by Satanus

[alkanfel009]

It has been seen... in that fanmade image?

 

And we seem to be focusing on Spider-Man.

 

How about, say, Iron Man? Or Thor? Or Wonder Man? Or Luke Cage?

depending on DepNet.com for suits have at that time I think they are about 60 armor, but apart from the hulk busted, do not think any have strength to keep up with Zoanoids, less if there are thousands or hundreds of thousands, 

 

in cuianto to thor, I think there comes more in cestiones being confronted by more than one zoalord 

 

 

everything depends on nibel have and that some are, personally ultimate, is not constant, because their powers are completely irregular,

 

 

I think a big problem here is that there is no concret information on the physical capabilities on the heroes/villians of the Marvel universe and of the Guyver Universe.  Before moving on with this conversation I think it would be best to decide which heroes to compare to the Guyver universe and then decide which era/arc do we believe would be the best "fit".  Same thing for the Zoanoids and Guyvers, do we just want to base things that have been written on the datafiles which I believe have remained more or less consistant (correct me if I'm wrong).

 

Example:

Lets take the Hulk; obviously no one Zoanoid is going to match the Hulk unless we go way back in the day.  But today's Hulk can easily take on a couple if not more legions of Zoanoids without breaking a sweat.

 

Whereas Spider-Man; can take on maybe just one legion or a little less with little difficulty. 

 

This is nothing definitive and I am just using my own perspective on this and of course like anything else I can be wrong (most likely am), but the point is to come to some agreed upon measurment of physical abilities.  So here is a start, lets gofrom here.

the Zoanoid not precent changes in their models that are enjoyable optimisados ​​and pass to a higher class, Zoanoid 

a hyper Zoanoid or lost number, and finally zoalord not Guyvers story, because that would end up allying with marvel heroes and this is ciendo planetado from the day, x, ie, no enzyme 3 not libertus not unus, not guyot spider, 

 

in short the midpoint between manga volumes 9 and 10, 

 

and I want reiterear, sipiderman beings as the x men, the fantastic 4 would not only ravaged Zoanoids, would be captured and studied, what their avilidades, would be controlled by chronos

 

You seem completely unaware that these people frequently fight armies of enemies.

 

Also: Iron Man's armor is really, really strong. Even back in the eighties it was class 75; nowadays, it's class 100.

 

That is physically stronger than any Zoanoid, even Neo-Zektoll; in fact, it's about half that of the Gigantic Guyver, so I think we can safely say it is at a Zoalord's level in terms of strength alone.

 

The comparison, all in all, makes about as much sense as wondering whether Chronos could take on the characters of Dragonball Z.

 

ok, I think not, eg the vast majority of ironman armor, have been damaged by blows heads up, captain america, spiderman, and the thing. 

 

ironman, he could not stop, 3 humans with only superior force, the American captain, with one of his standard armor, resisting some armor as thor busted and the hulk busted are listed as 100 but because they are dieñadas specifically to fight xoy be against someone with acid, or with someone who did, acid or energy weapons, as Bamore or enzyme 2 does not have many opportunities, say one last bes, 

 

 

Zoanoids are strong enough to destroy a tank with their hands, the more deviles, gregole and compalia, handguns, pistols example, flamethrowers, including rocket launchers, 

 

the most interesting load for zonaoids is that one could easily marins a platoon, 

Now I'm not saying it would win easily, but if that chronos would have more than a thousand precautions and investigate the world marvel at the point of optimizing your creations, so there learned to get started before proceeding 

 

 

a question for all the dr Balcus is only reference or true, hamilcar barca

[jerrygoodman]

Man, I leave you guys alone for a while and look what happens...

One thing I've been wondering about lately is how would Chronos deal with Marvel's "Artificial" Beings...guys like Vision, Machine Man, Ultron, Jocasta, ISAAC, M-11, Machinesmith, Electro (the robot from the 1940s, not Max Dillon), the Rigellian Recorders, the Phalanx, Warlock, Deathlok, Coldblood-7, just to name a few.

I mean, Chronos is pretty big with "organic" technology,  but how would they contend with guys who are old-fashioned hi-tech?

[*V Guyver]

The thing about Iron Man, cap, and others, is that they are never consistent in their depictions. Cap had trouble fighting a group of nazi's and has gotten his ass kicked by normal humans on a couple of occasions. Yet somehow, a new writer pops up, and suddenly cap can punch the Hulk repeatably without breaking his fist, (while hurting the hulk!) and though he eventually loses, it doesn't make a lick of sense for a guy who does not have any real super powers. Yes, Cap doesn't have a super power. His super soldier formula only grants him peak human condition, and he doesn't even have that anymore and instead has to train to maintain his body, he's currently on par with Batman in physical ability. 

[Guyver0]

The thing about Iron Man, cap, and others, is that they are never consistent in their depictions. Cap had trouble fighting a group of nazi's and has gotten his ass kicked by normal humans on a couple of occasions. Yet somehow, a new writer pops up, and suddenly cap can punch the Hulk repeatably without breaking his fist, (while hurting the hulk!) and though he eventually loses, it doesn't make a lick of sense for a guy who does not have any real super powers. Yes, Cap doesn't have a super power. His super soldier formula only grants him peak human condition, and he doesn't even have that anymore and instead has to train to maintain his body, he's currently on par with Batman in physical ability. 

Thank you that is part of the problem!  There is NO consistancy in the Marvel or DC Universes.  If someone is really wanting to find out what would happen if the two universes intersected than you have to choose which story arc of the series or of that character and stick with that.  You just can't say Hulk because people are going to throw whichever Hulk they perceive instead of the one being percieved from the original source.  Please state clearly which version of Hulk.

 

Please don't mistake this post as a rant or me yelling and being a douche because I'm not trying to be.  I just think without specifying, we're going to end up just chasing our tails here.

[*V Guyver]

Please don't mistake this post as a rant or me yelling and being a douche because I'm not trying to be.  I just think without specifying, we're going to end up just chasing our tails here.

Exactly. 

[Salkafar]

Man, I leave you guys alone for a while and look what happens...

One thing I've been wondering about lately is how would Chronos deal with Marvel's "Artificial" Beings...guys like Vision, Machine Man, Ultron, Jocasta, ISAAC, M-11, Machinesmith, Electro (the robot from the 1940s, not Max Dillon), the Rigellian Recorders, the Phalanx, Warlock, Deathlok, Coldblood-7, just to name a few.

I mean, Chronos is pretty big with "organic" technology,  but how would they contend with guys who are old-fashioned hi-tech?

 

Against Ultron they would stand no chance at all. That simple.

Why? Well, ask the people of Slorenia about that... oh, wait, you can't: they're all dead.

 

 

Ultron, just as an individual, is so strong and deadly he usually takes on all the Avengers at once. Even Thor doesn't have it easy against this feller:

 

 

The others here seem less deadly - the Vision, Ultron's wayward son, would be a severe problem, with his difficult-to-quantify powers - but the Phalanx... well...

 

They absorb, assimilate, convert and integrate organic life forms. On contact. Kind of like the alien from 'The Thing'.

 

Trying to defeat them by sending armies of Zoanoids at them would be like trying to estinguish a fire with kerosine.

 

The Phalanx are the mutant offspring of the Technarchy who are even deadlier.

Where the Phalanx form a hive intelligence out of all life forms they absorb, the Technarchs feed in the same matter they do - they infect organic life forms with a techno-organic virus that convert them into cyber-matter like their own body's - but they just suck out all life force, leaving dead husks, while they swell into gigantic, omni-adaptive, planet-killing hyperpredators.

 

[Salkafar]

Three more technological warriors in the Marvel Universe need to be mentioned because they are extremely powerful and would or might have reason to oppose Chronos:

 

Nimrod, a super-Sentinel sent from the future, who was created to kill mutants, but came to change his ways - which was a good thing.

 

 

He was absurdly overpowered, having been designed by Sentinels who had been designed by Sentinels, as the ultimate destroyer of mutants. He had a seemingly endless array of abilities, possibly developing them as he went along, and proved nearly impossible to destroy, having complete control over his body's molecules. Since he changed his mission from destroying mutants to protecting humans, he would act to stop Chronos.

 

Then there is the Adaptoid, or the Super-Adaptoid, or ultimately the Supreme Adaptoid.

 

 

He was created by the secret organization AIM as their ultimate enforcer; he had been empowered by a shard of the all-powerful Cosmic Cube, so he could copy the appearance, powers and abilities of any life form he encountered. (Sound familiar?) To this end, he only needed a brief touch, or to just be close to them for a few seconds. Initially he only copied Captain America, but soon he added the Avengers to his repertoire. Eventually there seemed to be no limit to the number of abilities he could copy and recall at will. As he evolved into the Supreme Adaptoid, he copied the powers of Kubik, an evolved Cosmic Cube himself, making him nominally omnipotent. He planned to replace all people in the world with Adaptoid copies, releasing billions of blank Adaptoid templates from his towering body.

While the Adaptoid passionately hates humans because they possess a quality he cannot understand or copy, he might still object to them being conquered by the even more objectionable (because even more emphatically organic) rule of Chronos.

 

Finally, and possibly the deadliest of all - the Fury.

 

 

The Fury was created by an insane man with reality-warping abilities as his agent, to massacre all super-humans in the world except himself. Having done so, the synthetic being developed dimension-travelling abilities and kept killing superhumans in other universes.

 

Like the other two here, the Fury's capacities are variable, but constantly evolve and become deadlier. It would absolutely perceive Zoanoids and Zoalords as superhumans - they are, after all - and attempt to destroy them all.

Edited May 28, 2016 by Salkafar

[alkanfel009]

Please unify things that point in history and dimencion or universe are, as I see they are pulling heavy weights marvel comics, which encomparacion with guyver universe is not the same, but if we put in a standard, without time travel or aliens macibas influences, we have a more balanced fight, also remember conciguiendo infiltration data cronos sificiente technology that would have more to deal with many of these heroes, the strangest is that tetanus, molecular man the same black bolt have been defeated by powers that prove to be much lower than what these supposed heran, eg 

 

  tanos defeated by wolverine, 

 

blackbolt by hulk, 

 

the molecule man, however, norman osborn, 

 

the list is endless, and again these are cosmic bes are bencidos only for sugeto alazar allgun using another cosmic body, so again, unify things, and unite in one context, a single time and a single universe , guyver is just a marvel history, thousands and thousands,

Edited August 31, 2014 by alkanfel009

[*V Guyver]

A Squirrel Girl, she's beaten some of the most powerful beings in the universe. Hell, she even beat doom in her debut just by sending squirrels after him. 

Yeah, marvel can really be stupid...

[Salkafar]

Oh, if they field Squirrel Girl Chronos wouldn't even have to bother showing up.

 

[jerrygoodman]

Ah, Doreen, you never cease to stymie me...

[Salkafar]

Power levels aside... I don't think Chronos can realistically take over Marvel Earth. How would they infiltrate? There are so many superheroes and supervillains, secret governmental organizations, secret supervillain organizations, sorcerors, psychics, telepaths, gods, demons, self-aware supercomputers and androids, terrorist cells, free agents - super-powered or otherwise - who work for nobody, mad scientists, mutates and mutants, not to mention several other sentient species - some of which are not even related to humans - living on Earth, plus at least one strain of sentient microbe which has steered the course of evolution for billions of years, that an operation as vast as Chronos would have a very hard time getting a foot in the door without causing a dozen alarm bells to ring.

 

"Okay... we have a subject... shall attempt preliminary testing to see what type he could be processed into... any personal data?"

"Um... this is the guy's wallet... let's see... occupation... oh, hey, he works for the DOD's science department."

"I bet he's a Gregole. You can tell by the build. This guy was made to be a big green bruiser."

"Name... Robert Bruce Banner -"

 

***

 

"Okay... we have another subject.... shall attempt preliminary testing to see what type he could be processed into... and check his date beforehand this time!"

"Holy crap, there's a million cards from clubs in here... and what's this? A little black book? Hey, I'm keeping that."

"Get on with it! What's the guy's name and occupation?"

"Uh... party-animal, by the looks of things."

"Ha! We'll give him a purpose in life."

"Name...Jonathon Lowell Spencer Storm."

 

***

 

"...All right, a woman this time. Attempt... preliminary testing to see...what type she could be processed into..."

"I can't believe we're processing women now."

"What I can't believe is we lost two labs already because the people here are all freaks. Let's just hope this girl doesn't have any nasty surprises..."

"Nahh, she's out like a light. So... who is she?"

"Doreen Green. And - "

"Hey! How did that rat get in? Filthy animals!"

"...That's not a rat, dude. That's a squir-"

"AAAAEEEIIGGHHH..!!!"

[alkanfel009]

Power levels aside... I don't think Chronos can realistically take over Marvel Earth. How would they infiltrate? There are so many superheroes and supervillains, secret governmental organizations, secret supervillain organizations, sorcerors, psychics, telepaths, gods, demons, self-aware supercomputers and androids, terrorist cells, free agents - super-powered or otherwise - who work for nobody, mad scientists, mutates and mutants, not to mention several other sentient species - some of which are not even related to humans - living on Earth, plus at least one strain of sentient microbe which has steered the course of evolution for billions of years, that an operation as vast as Chronos would have a very hard time getting a foot in the door without causing a dozen alarm bells to ring.

 

"Okay... we have a subject... shall attempt preliminary testing to see what type he could be processed into... any personal data?"

"Um... this is the guy's wallet... let's see... occupation... oh, hey, he works for the DOD's science department."

"I bet he's a Gregole. You can tell by the build. This guy was made to be a big green bruiser."

"Name... Robert Bruce Banner -"

 

 

 

you realize that this is precisely the point, lap times, not only could infiltrate barias Organisations such as have people miss much, much less prepared than them, remember, guys like daken, renna laura and jimmy have entered infiltrating to Organisations such, thousands and thousands of times 

 

 

For one thing clear I think that they would take just happened to dococ when experimenting with the serum to create more spiderman, 

 

or as the leader, creating clones of hulk 

 

or weapon x, wolverine with clones, 

 

 

are many groups that is even easier to infiltrate,

[jerrygoodman]

Power levels aside... I don't think Chronos can realistically take over Marvel Earth. How would they infiltrate? There are so many superheroes and supervillains, secret governmental organizations, secret supervillain organizations, sorcerors, psychics, telepaths, gods, demons, self-aware supercomputers and androids, terrorist cells, free agents - super-powered or otherwise - who work for nobody, mad scientists, mutates and mutants, not to mention several other sentient species - some of which are not even related to humans - living on Earth, plus at least one strain of sentient microbe which has steered the course of evolution for billions of years, that an operation as vast as Chronos would have a very hard time getting a foot in the door without causing a dozen alarm bells to ring.

 

"Okay... we have a subject... shall attempt preliminary testing to see what type he could be processed into... any personal data?"

"Um... this is the guy's wallet... let's see... occupation... oh, hey, he works for the DOD's science department."

"I bet he's a Gregole. You can tell by the build. This guy was made to be a big green bruiser."

"Name... Robert Bruce Banner -"

 

***

 

"Okay... we have another subject.... shall attempt preliminary testing to see what type he could be processed into... and check his date beforehand this time!"

"Holy crap, there's a million cards from clubs in here... and what's this? A little black book? Hey, I'm keeping that."

"Get on with it! What's the guy's name and occupation?"

"Uh... party-animal, by the looks of things."

"Ha! We'll give him a purpose in life."

"Name...Jonathon Lowell Spencer Storm."

 

***

 

"...All right, a woman this time. Attempt... preliminary testing to see...what type she could be processed into..."

"I can't believe we're processing women now."

"What I can't believe is we lost two labs already because the people here are all freaks. Let's just hope this girl doesn't have any nasty surprises..."

"Nahh, she's out like a light. So... who is she?"

"Doreen Green. And - "

"Hey! How did that rat get in? Filthy animals!"

"...That's not a rat, dude. That's a squir-"

"AAAAEEEIIGGHHH..!!!"

Is it weird that I'd actually like to see that happen in comic format?  Maybe it's just me...

[Salkafar]

you realize that this is precisely the point, lap times, not only could infiltrate barias Organisations such as have people miss much, much less prepared than them, remember, guys like daken, renna laura and jimmy have entered infiltrating to Organisations such, thousands and thousands of times 

 

For one thing clear I think that they would take just happened to dococ when experimenting with the serum to create more spiderman, 

 

or as the leader, creating clones of hulk 

 

or weapon x, wolverine with clones, 

 

are many groups that is even easier to infiltrate,

 

Individuals have been able to briefly infiltrate organizations on Marvel Earth. In some cases, like the Deltite, the Super-Adaptoid and the Skrull nation, they were even able to take over the entire organization.

 

But in the end, they always failed.

 

Chronos was up against an ordinary Earth, with governments, police agencies, armies and secret services.

Marvel Earth just is not like that. For one thing they have psychics, telepaths, wizards.

 

And, one more thing, but a critical factor...

 

 

Can't be killed. Can't be defeated. Is crazy as a loon, but always comes back to one core concept: Protecting humanity.

[alkanfel009]

know, centry the fact is that every I see his powers are somewhat different enalcanse completmanete functions as if it would be a problem but as far as I understand, grab some weapons, heavenly, serious suficicente for, cope with,

[alkanfel009]

pd,. far as I have understood sentry is very unstable mentally and emotionally, so if entraria not to fight or not, 

 

we have to be careful because anything could bring a horrific and unstoppable fucion as 

 

the uiniberso dc, flash Mesclado on sentry marvel comic,

[*V Guyver]

What about all those villains that Cronos might recruit? Them + Cronos would make a deadly combination.

What if the brother hood of mutants decided to work with Cronos who are purely devoted to more or less, mutating humans into Zoanoids?

Loki of Asgard might love what Cronos, along with Apocalypse as they are worshiped as gods and might find themselves content on control portions of earth (they've done it before). Norman Osborne wreaks of becoming a new head of Cronos America. Several villians would simply want the power, even if they know about losing the ability to control their will. There are so many others out there. 

This can tip the balance. Though, should be noted that many villains might appose Cronos too. Namely Dr.Doom. 

[Shin Mefilas]

What about all those villains that Cronos might recruit? Them + Cronos would make a deadly combination.

What if the brother hood of mutants decided to work with Cronos who are purely devoted to more or less, mutating humans into Zoanoids?

Loki of Asgard might love what Cronos, along with Apocalypse as they are worshiped as gods and might find themselves content on control portions of earth (they've done it before). Norman Osborne wreaks of becoming a new head of Cronos America. Several villians would simply want the power, even if they know about losing the ability to control their will. There are so many others out there.

This can tip the balance. Though, should be noted that many villains might appose Cronos too. Namely Dr.Doom.

Nether Loki and Apocalypse are very trust worthy, Loki always has his own agenda and Apocalypse is so arrogent that if anyone stronger then him appires he would try to destroy them rather then side with them as he did with Onslaught.

The most likly candidates for sideing with Cronos would be business minded villians like The Kingpin and Hood as well as villians who are willing to work for money.

 

"Pay a man enough and he'll walk barefoot into hell" - David Xanatos

Edited September 3, 2014 by Rex