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Intro.
Rogue has absorbed the ENTIRE Avengers team, including Hulk and Thor, as per the first comic Rogue was introduced in, except she totally killed all the Avengers instead of just a "one second touch" per Avenger. In the original comic, when she was introduced, Rogue Absorbed 4 of the Avengers temporarily, and then realized she COULD have killed all of them...

Plot Induced Stupidity is turned off. The Battle takes place in Metropolis downtown. Battlefield Removal (BFR) is not possible, because both characters can Fly and both characters can open multi-dimensional gateways, so Superman cannot banish Rogue to the Phantom Zone, for example.

Scenario 1:
Rogue is still EVIL and cannot lift Mjolnir, and she is still "unstable" and the combined powers only work randomly.

Scenario 2:
Rogue's personality merges with that of Thor and Bruce Banner/Hulk, and she becomes Good, and can lift Mjolnir, she is still unstable.

Scenario 3:
Rogue can Lift Mjolnir and has all of her powers unlocked and can use them simultaneously, in addition she gains the Radial Blast "Energy Drain" super move from X-Men Legends 2.

For Scenario 3, Superman is assumed to be fully charged from standing inside the Sun.

Who wins each Scenario?

The Poll is Scenario 3.

By the way, Asgardians are not "real" Gods in Marvel Universe. The only "Real God" in Marvel universe is "The One Above All" who is a fictional representation of the Biblical Yahweh, like Morgan Freeman in "Bruce Almighty".

Remember, Comic Superman is vulnerable to life/energy drain and is also vulnerable to "Magic". So Rogue with Doctor Strange's powers and Hulk and Thor and the other Avengers combined should be a good match for Superman.

Disclaimer:

This is my only ever account on here, so I'm not the user who constantly creates new accounts, obsessing over the topic of body hair.

When I say body hair, I mean everything from the neck downwards is totally hairless, because he got it lasered and it will never come back, because he knows he'll never like hairy look.

I've allowed anonymous for this question, in the hope that I get more honest answers, but if you troll, your answer will get deleted, just be straight up and clear - I'd rather not reply to people asking them to be more clear or have a full on conversation, so even a simple yes or no will do, even if you don't explain why, though an explanation would be ideal, but votes are the main thing I'm curious about.

From what I've seen on here and heard in general, women tend to prefer a guy with some body hair at least and in general find it a turn off if a guy is totally smooth, but I'm curious if it's a turn off, to the point where it's a relationship deal breaker, in terms of the look alone - I'm not talking about other factors like face, personality, etc, just the lack of body hair.

My own view on body hair will be posted in the question update, in terms of what I personally prefer.

I thought this one was much better then the first. Kristen Welker by far did the best job asking well balance and fair/tough questions to both candidates.

There were still interruptions but it didn’t get too far out of control. I was happy to see Biden finally get put on the hot seat.

Now I have to say Biden did better tonight than I expected. He still had his senile gaffes but he must be takings his ovaltine lately because at least he remembered he’s running for president and not senator.

Trump started off real calm and got riled up as it went on. But he didn’t go TOO far over the top like he did in the first debate. But I will say his closing statement was weaker then Biden’s.

I had Trump winning the debate and not because of his rhetoric skills. I think we finally got see that Biden really doesn’t have a solid plan other than blaming Trump for Covid and getting elected because so many people hate Trump’s personality. That might work him unless this Hunter Biden corruption issue turns on to be real (and Joe made money off it while he was VP).

We will wait to see what the FBI says about it.