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Edited by Swagu:
4/28/2015 4:29:12 PM
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Most powerful fictional race and why?
This includes fantasy and sci-fi.
My choice is the Combine.
A multi-universal species from half-life so absolutely immense and powerful that they reverse-engineered earth's technology, upgraded far beyond human ability, brainwashed some humans and had them invade themselves. They did this and stomped all resistance within 7 hours. This was done by a backwater lesser combine city mind you.
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5 RepliesForunners or aids
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2 RepliesEdited by Tartan 118: 2/22/2015 10:03:34 PMYup. Doesn't get much (or any) bigger than trans-universal.
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1 ReplyMagic/strength = the Elves Technology = Precursors
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Willy Wonka, he lures in you into a factory. Figments of his imagination live there. We've seen the pleasant stuff and it was enough to kill several kids(which he planned on killing FYI). What we have not seen is the twisted and depraved part, the part that is in all our minds.
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7 RepliesThe Weeping Angels of Dr. Who universe.
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4 RepliesIt's got to be the reapers for me. Too nothing short of some miracles and the greatest soldier ever to bring them down.
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5 RepliesThe Covenant
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The Precursors, from Halo, easily, at their most powerful state.
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1 ReplyAnd they're also being brought to their knees by a mute with a crowbar. Well, sorta.
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Groot
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5 RepliesWhat is Half-Life about? That race sounds pretty powerful if it were up against general technologically advanced races.
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Precursors
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Conduits
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4 RepliesHumans. No matter what happens, they endure. Natural resistance and stubborn nature led them for over 20,000 years, continuously advancing in science. Oh, a fictional race. Ok. I would have to say The Force wielders, from Star Wars lore. They are only ever seen in the comics and crappy TV show, but they have the power to destroy the universe by thought. There is only 3 of them, and the only person who could kill them was themselves. Which they did, aided by the Chosen one, Anikan Skywalker and his mentor, Obi-Wan Kenobi. (Both are humans lol, worth mentioning Anakin was the only person who could auctually hold them off for more than a few seconds.)
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#GoombaMasterrace
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7 RepliesSayans for sure
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Kryptonians
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The Lizardians... Why? illuminati....
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2 RepliesLike, do they have to be a civilized n' stuff, or just like, there? If it's civilized n' stuff, Daleks. Multiversal bomb for the wins.
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1 ReplyHumans. They never seem to disappear, no matter how massive the enemy is.
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Aliens..ya know black skinny ones that burst from your chest. Yes them. Superman even said he's witnessed planets fall to them in days and was hopeless to stop it.
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Edited by TheSupremeJew: 2/23/2015 1:52:09 AMOgres
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Crab people
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4 RepliesIt's a tie between that 5-th dimensional superfan of Batman's, and Luther from Star Ocean.
