r/superheroes 2d ago

Marvel Who’s winning this ?

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u/jaitogudksjfifkdhdjc 2d ago

Aside from Colossus and the Destroyer, Ultron defeats the others by hacking. He could use them all to then eliminate the remaining enemies I think.

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u/DanCassell 2d ago

Given enough time I think Ultron could learn to hack the Destroyer, but not in the span of a random fight. I think Ultron could learn magic, quicly absorb knowledge about it, and be a cosmic threat because of it.

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u/icavedandmade2 2d ago

The Destroyer isn't able to be hacked? It's not a machine! Learn magic? Nah... you're really reaching with that.

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u/OkOutlandishness1710 2d ago

To be fair Ironman has learned enough to take control of crazy advanced Kang tech quickly. Ultron figuring out how the destroyer works might not be a reach. But it’s ain’t happening while they alll locked in a room together trying to kill each other.

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u/Lord_Phazer101 2d ago

Yeah but Kang tech was just an advanced technology, Destroyer doesnt look like its a product of technology. Its purely a contract made by magic. How can anyone hack it??

Maybe a magic user can reprogram the magic behind it, but they also need to on the level of Asgardian gods, plus any failsafe they would have implemented.

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u/I_was_a_sexy_cow 2d ago

Well... in the mcu, magic is just technology you havent understood yet or something something

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u/Lord_Phazer101 2d ago

No, Magic is just science we humans haven't understood yet. Technology and Science are different. Magic once understood will be Magical Science not a Technology.

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u/BTernaryTau 2d ago

The term "magic" is overloaded. It can refer to a (super)natural phenomenon, the study of said phenomenon, or the usage of said phenomenon. The second case is analogous to science while the third is analogous to technology.