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1/4/2012 4:23:05 AM
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What science fiction faction is the most powerful?
Which one is the most powerful?
don't say star wars or halo because if so you are wrong
or more specifically: which faction can beat the 40K universe?
[Edited on 01.03.2012 8:25 PM PST]
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Celestial Being from Mobile Suit Gundam 00. 00 Qan[t] man. 00 Qan[t]. Or else Moonlight Butterfly Turn A wins.
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Integrated Data Sentient Entity.
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Probably the Downstreamers.
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Forerunners or Precursors, followed by the Sith Order.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] darkcrusader117 [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Xd00999 Nope. In the new Necron Codex it mentions that C'Tan are essential to the fabric of reality (The exact quote being "part of the fundamental fabric of actuality"). To defeat them "The Necrons focussed the unimaginable energies of the living universe into weapons too mighty for even the C'Tan to endure." Both Quotes are from page 7 of the codex. [/quote] [url=http://tardis.wikia.com/wiki/Reality_bomb]*cough**cough*realitybomb*cough**cough*[/url][/quote] >Has already said that DW can crush 40k >Was talking to Roberto not you
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] greatestSheriff [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] IAmAwsome [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] greatestSheriff The Precursors[/quote]we know nothing about them[/quote]We know that even the Forerunners saw them like gods. The Precursors are Trans-Sentient beings. We know from the Forerunners that their tech was beyond even theirs. that has to be powerful enough to make it to the list.[/quote] reality bomb still guarantees dalek victory
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Halo. The large amount of ships they have combined with the MAC, power of the plasma cannons on covenant ships an their failsafe device-halo, they are unstoppable.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] IAmAwsome [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] greatestSheriff The Precursors[/quote]we know nothing about them[/quote]We know that even the Forerunners saw them like gods. The Precursors are Trans-Sentient beings. We know from the Forerunners that their tech was beyond even theirs. that has to be powerful enough to make it to the list.
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Downstreamers. Demonbane.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Xd00999 Nope. In the new Necron Codex it mentions that C'Tan are essential to the fabric of reality (The exact quote being "part of the fundamental fabric of actuality"). To defeat them "The Necrons focussed the unimaginable energies of the living universe into weapons too mighty for even the C'Tan to endure." Both Quotes are from page 7 of the codex. [/quote] [url=http://tardis.wikia.com/wiki/Reality_bomb]*cough**cough*reality bomb*cough**cough*[/url]
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The Yoshis
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Nope. In the new Necron Codex it mentions that C'Tan are essential to the fabric of reality (The exact quote being "part of the fundamental fabric of actuality"). To defeat them "The Necrons focussed the unimaginable energies of the living universe into weapons too mighty for even the C'Tan to endure." Both Quotes are from page 7 of the codex.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] ROBERTO jh [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Xd00999 [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] ROBERTO jh [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Xd00999 [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] ROBERTO jh (Note: * =possibly, not definitely; it depends on the situation, or the information provided) Anyway: The Q (Star Trek) Everything from Dr. Who Flood/Zerg* (depends on the planet being attacked) The Xeelee (arguably the most powerful baryonic race ever imagined) The Precursors* (little is known about them other the their invincible technology, which in my opinion automatically buys them a ticket on this list) The Culture* (All I know is they're unreasonably powerful, not much else) Photino Birds (even the Xeelee couldn't beat them). The Aliens from [i]2001[/i] The Star Children (any human who "transformed" in the [i]2001[/i] series) The Ancients (Stargate) The Universe (Halo; it is said the Universe itself is a thinking, living entity. The Precursors based their science off of that concept). All I can think of[/quote] Add Chaos to that list and I agree with it.[/quote] I thought we were discussing races that could pose a threat to the 40K universe? I wasn't about to put a 40K faction in such a list. [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] IAmAwsome [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] greatestSheriff The Precursors[/quote]we know nothing about them[/quote] Except that their technology is indestructable to any force in existence short of a Neural Physics weapon.[/quote] 1. The OP is asking for the most powerful factions. He then asked what faction could beat 40k. I said that DW and Culture could defeat most of it which answered his question. I figured he went back to the original question. 2. 40k has weaponry that does that like Synaptic Disintegrators. Just pointing that out.[/quote] While it could work, that is a handful of weapons that would be useful against a race that percieved reality on a transsentient scale; and even then, provided it does work, since the foundational concept of Neural Physics, that life and the universe itself are linked, is a concept that, between 40K and Halo, is unique to the later.[/quote] im still going with daleks as they would likely try to kill the universe again
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Xd00999 [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] ROBERTO jh [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Xd00999 [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] ROBERTO jh (Note: * =possibly, not definitely; it depends on the situation, or the information provided) Anyway: The Q (Star Trek) Everything from Dr. Who Flood/Zerg* (depends on the planet being attacked) The Xeelee (arguably the most powerful baryonic race ever imagined) The Precursors* (little is known about them other the their invincible technology, which in my opinion automatically buys them a ticket on this list) The Culture* (All I know is they're unreasonably powerful, not much else) Photino Birds (even the Xeelee couldn't beat them). The Aliens from [i]2001[/i] The Star Children (any human who "transformed" in the [i]2001[/i] series) The Ancients (Stargate) The Universe (Halo; it is said the Universe itself is a thinking, living entity. The Precursors based their science off of that concept). All I can think of[/quote] Add Chaos to that list and I agree with it.[/quote] I thought we were discussing races that could pose a threat to the 40K universe? I wasn't about to put a 40K faction in such a list. [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] IAmAwsome [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] greatestSheriff The Precursors[/quote]we know nothing about them[/quote] Except that their technology is indestructable to any force in existence short of a Neural Physics weapon.[/quote] 1. The OP is asking for the most powerful factions. He then asked what faction could beat 40k. I said that DW and Culture could defeat most of it which answered his question. I figured he went back to the original question. 2. 40k has weaponry that does that like Synaptic Disintegrators. Just pointing that out.[/quote] While it could work, that is a handful of weapons that would be useful against a race that percieved reality on a transsentient scale; and even then, provided it does work, since the foundational concept of Neural Physics, that life and the universe itself are linked, is a concept that, between 40K and Halo, is unique to the later.
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Starcraft; Zerg and Protoss Halo
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] ROBERTO jh [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Xd00999 [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] ROBERTO jh (Note: * =possibly, not definitely; it depends on the situation, or the information provided) Anyway: The Q (Star Trek) Everything from Dr. Who Flood/Zerg* (depends on the planet being attacked) The Xeelee (arguably the most powerful baryonic race ever imagined) The Precursors* (little is known about them other the their invincible technology, which in my opinion automatically buys them a ticket on this list) The Culture* (All I know is they're unreasonably powerful, not much else) Photino Birds (even the Xeelee couldn't beat them). The Aliens from [i]2001[/i] The Star Children (any human who "transformed" in the [i]2001[/i] series) The Ancients (Stargate) The Universe (Halo; it is said the Universe itself is a thinking, living entity. The Precursors based their science off of that concept). All I can think of[/quote] Add Chaos to that list and I agree with it.[/quote] I thought we were discussing races that could pose a threat to the 40K universe? I wasn't about to put a 40K faction in such a list. [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] IAmAwsome [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] greatestSheriff The Precursors[/quote]we know nothing about them[/quote] Except that their technology is indestructable to any force in existence short of a Neural Physics weapon.[/quote] 1. The OP is asking for the most powerful factions. He then asked what faction could beat 40k. I said that DW and Culture could defeat most of it which answered his question. I figured he went back to the original question. 2. 40k has weaponry that does that like Synaptic Disintegrators. Just pointing that out.
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Yup. Q, then Xeelee, then probably the Precursors, then the Timelords, then everyone else...
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Xd00999 [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] darkcrusader117 [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Xd00999 [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] darkcrusader117 [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] IAmAwsome so no one is more powerful than 40K? darn[/quote] possibly flood or zerg considering their infectious capabilities[/quote] The Necrons and Chaos could easily defeat both of them because they have no biological matter to infect. No biological matter = no flood/Zerg units.[/quote] im saying if they succesfully infected every other sentient race. after that the forces of chaos would likely run out of sufficient forces and retreat to the warp while the necrons get overrun by everything else and begin to break[/quote] You are changing the circumstances. The Flood/Zerg would not be able to infect because Chaos and the Necrons would block them at every turn. [/quote] very likely but in the scenario i described chaos and necrons would be hard pressed to stop them
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] darkcrusader117 [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Xd00999 [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] darkcrusader117 [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] IAmAwsome [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] darkcrusader117 necrons from warhammer 40k[/quote]so no one is more powerful than 40K? darn[/quote] possibly flood or zerg considering their infectious capabilities[/quote] The Necrons and Chaos could easily defeat both of them because they have no biological matter to infect. No biological matter = no flood/Zerg units.[/quote] im saying if they succesfully infected every other sentient race. after that the forces of chaos would likely run out of sufficient forces and retreat to the warp while the necrons get overrun by everything else and begin to break[/quote] You are changing the circumstances. The Flood/Zerg would not be able to infect because Chaos and the Necrons would block them at every turn.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Xd00999 [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] ROBERTO jh (Note: * =possibly, not definitely; it depends on the situation, or the information provided) Anyway: The Q (Star Trek) Everything from Dr. Who Flood/Zerg* (depends on the planet being attacked) The Xeelee (arguably the most powerful baryonic race ever imagined) The Precursors* (little is known about them other the their invincible technology, which in my opinion automatically buys them a ticket on this list) The Culture* (All I know is they're unreasonably powerful, not much else) Photino Birds (even the Xeelee couldn't beat them). The Aliens from [i]2001[/i] The Star Children (any human who "transformed" in the [i]2001[/i] series) The Ancients (Stargate) The Universe (Halo; it is said the Universe itself is a thinking, living entity. The Precursors based their science off of that concept). All I can think of[/quote] Add Chaos to that list and I agree with it.[/quote] I thought we were discussing races that could pose a threat to the 40K universe? I wasn't about to put a 40K faction in such a list. [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] IAmAwsome [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] greatestSheriff The Precursors[/quote]we know nothing about them[/quote] Except that their technology is indestructable to any force in existence short of a Neural Physics weapon. [Edited on 01.03.2012 8:39 PM PST]
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] greatestSheriff The Precursors[/quote]we know nothing about them
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] TribalA13X 93 the galactic empire can beat anyone outside of their own universe. they blow up planets in drive-bys.[/quote] The Xeelee destroy solar systems with hand guns. Precursor technology is invunerable. The Q...well, I don't need to explain it. Dr. Who has time travel tech mastered. your point?
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The Precursors
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] ROBERTO jh (Note: * =possibly, not definitely; it depends on the situation, or the information provided) Anyway: The Q (Star Trek) Everything from Dr. Who Flood/Zerg* (depends on the planet being attacked) The Xeelee (arguably the most powerful baryonic race ever imagined) The Precursors* (little is known about them other the their invincible technology, which in my opinion automatically buys them a ticket on this list) The Culture* (All I know is they're unreasonably powerful, not much else) Photino Birds (even the Xeelee couldn't beat them). The Aliens from [i]2001[/i] The Star Children (any human who "transformed" in the [i]2001[/i] series) The Ancients (Stargate) The Universe (Halo; it is said the Universe itself is a thinking, living entity. The Precursors based their science off of that concept). All I can think of[/quote] Add Chaos to that list and I agree with it.
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Asgard from Stargate SG-1 Or the Cylons from Battlestar Galactica (for their ability to penetrate and sabotage with their "skin job" models.)
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Xd00999 [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] darkcrusader117 [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] IAmAwsome [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] darkcrusader117 necrons from warhammer 40k[/quote]so no one is more powerful than 40K? darn[/quote] possibly flood or zerg considering their infectious capabilities[/quote] The Necrons and Chaos could easily defeat both of them because they have no biological matter to infect. No biological matter = no flood/Zerg units.[/quote] im saying if they succesfully infected every other sentient race. after that the forces of chaos would likely run out of sufficient forces and retreat to the warp while the necrons get overrun by everything else and begin to break
