NOTHING can move The Blob.
NOTHING can stop The Juggernaut.
It’s a question of immovable object or unstoppable force, one of the great quandaries of our time, leading us to today’s paradoxical query…
The MS-QOTD (pronounced, as always, “misquoted”) wonders why the original X-Men fought so many poor souls with body image issues, asking: Immovable Object or Unstoppable Force?
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I say immovable object, mostly because I want to see the day Fred Dukes learns judo and is suddenly the most terrifying ground hand to hand fighter in the X-man Sphere. On a side note I’d love to see these two be actually terrifying again. Not just the “Big guy” for the Brotherhood, or Black Tom.
All-Star Superman had answer for this: They surrender.
The Unstoppable Force would flatten (but not move) the Immovable Object & keep on going.
This really comes down to the surface they’re standing on. Stronger the surface the more it favours the blob. The weaker the surface the more it favours the juggernaut