Does anyone remember Colossatron, that game was part of my childhood. Anyway it involves a giant mecha snake invading earth and facing the military which develops new prototype weapons to use against it
I've seen a lot of debate about this topic, with a lot of people saying that destroying the planet doesn't count as victory and should be considered a draw.
Here's my problem with that logic, if Galactus devourer of worlds comes to earth and manages to eat the planet, have the heroes not lost since they failed to stop him from doing so? Would you consider that a draw because Galactus didn't personally beat every hero but instead they all died when the planet blew up?
Would you consider the inhabitants of every planet Galactus has eaten as drawing in a fight with him?
If a character has the ability to destroy the planet or render it uninhabitable and survive in space, it is a viable wincon against characters who cannot survive in space
In one of Deku's fights, Scot Duvall's sister and niece are killed due to collateral damage, blaming Deku for this he enacts the same plan he did against Invincible, using his own wife and child as fake hostages to bait out Deku and ambush him, while accusing him of killing his family
Will Deku be able to beat Powerplex or talk him down?