Definitely. Thulsa Doom is Conan's nemesis in "Conan the Barbarian" played by none other than than James Earl Jones. An evil leader of the snake cult of Set.
The Kurgan is the bad guy from the original "Highlander". You got to love an immortal barbarian punk rocker whom you can only kill by cutting off his head.
And finally Ming the Merciless from "Flash Gordan". Before there was Vader there was Ming. The interplanetary tyrant with penchant for torture and obliteration.
For Sephiroth! Okay, so... Maybe Maleficent does have all the powers of Hell at her behest, but Sephiroth isn't exactly an angel. ... Well, he may be something akin to a dark angel. Or demon. I dunno really, but he's more than human!
Also, he has a sword, and he really knows how to use it! I mean, think about Maleficent's defeat at the hands of Prince Phillip the Faries: she just stood there as the sword flew at her. I think, crafting and conniving as Maleficent ends up being through various different Disney-directed crossovers, particularly Kingdom Hearts and general Disney folklore, that she would ultimately lose to a skilled swordsman. Let alone Sephiroth!
For The Replicators Am I the only person who watches Skynet and wonders, "Gee. For all the power that you have, why don't you use it?" I mean, they have the power of time travel, right? But they waste it by sending individual Terminators to do the job, who are so much more brawn than brains that they're defeated by the human resistance even in the past where they're not prepared for such robots.
Also, the Replicators consume entire planets, acquiring any technological and general advances in knowledge for the purpose of ruthlessly acquiring more: their only concern is to replicate more of themselves, at any costs. If Skynet gets caught off guard just once, then all is lost. - Now theoretically, Skynet could go back and destroy the original Replicator, but... well, we see how well that worked out for them with John Connor, hmm?
Lol Yes! That was my goal. Though I didn't think so many of them would be so close... Or that Voldemort would be so thoroughly thrashed by Vader. XD The Joker's round is going quite well though. Seems most folks think Lex is much less of a hassle for the super human hero in blue... Lol
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Date: 2011-04-07 10:33 pm (UTC)The Kurgan is the bad guy from the original "Highlander". You got to love an immortal barbarian punk rocker whom you can only kill by cutting off his head.
And finally Ming the Merciless from "Flash Gordan". Before there was Vader there was Ming. The interplanetary tyrant with penchant for torture and obliteration.
They would be on my list.
In defense of Sephiroth & the Replicators
Date: 2011-04-02 05:07 pm (UTC)For Sephiroth!
Okay, so... Maybe Maleficent does have all the powers of Hell at her behest, but Sephiroth isn't exactly an angel. ... Well, he may be something akin to a dark angel. Or demon. I dunno really, but he's more than human!
Also, he has a sword, and he really knows how to use it! I mean, think about Maleficent's defeat at the hands of
Prince Phillipthe Faries: she just stood there as the sword flew at her. I think, crafting and conniving as Maleficent ends up being through various different Disney-directed crossovers, particularly Kingdom Hearts and general Disney folklore, that she would ultimately lose to a skilled swordsman. Let alone Sephiroth!For The Replicators
Am I the only person who watches Skynet and wonders, "Gee. For all the power that you have, why don't you use it?" I mean, they have the power of time travel, right? But they waste it by sending individual Terminators to do the job, who are so much more brawn than brains that they're defeated by the human resistance even in the past where they're not prepared for such robots.
Also, the Replicators consume entire planets, acquiring any technological and general advances in knowledge for the purpose of ruthlessly acquiring more: their only concern is to replicate more of themselves, at any costs. If Skynet gets caught off guard just once, then all is lost. - Now theoretically, Skynet could go back and destroy the original Replicator, but... well, we see how well that worked out for them with John Connor, hmm?
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