And the story behind that is that the Amazons were alleged to cut off one breast to make drawing a bow easier. That rather implies that they'd develop normally before the surgery. I'd be very surprised if Taylornaut ended up using a bow and Cyttorak's empowerment likely means that such surgery wouldn't be possible.
Honestly I think the Juggernaut's complete immunity to combat endurance loss and attrition is the most dangerous ability Taylor has. The gem now sustains Taylor to point of not needing food, water, sleep, or air. Taylor going a month with the Machine Army (if not incapacitated) would be in the same condition to fight as a month studying in high school.
A combination of Yoga for flexibility, Tai-Chi for motion control, and Akido so she can dunk attackers without putting her own strength into the mix. As a bonus, true Tai-Chi Masters are very close to being immovable objects if they are set and centered. That would be a pretty natural adjunct to her abilities, I would think. Unstoppable object becomes the Immovable Block when she decides someone/thing needs to STOP RIGHT HERE!
Well needing things like food, water, or air fall under the could stop them category, so they gots to go. In point of fact the only vulnerability Juggernauts have is mental attacks. Hence the 100% psyker proof helmet. And in one of Cain's rare moments of fore though, an auxiliary psyker proof helmet under the big one.
To be fair to bodybuilders they eat a very specific diet to keep body fat as low as they can get away with. And dehydrate themselves* for competitions to show off the muscles. In addition to training for aesthetics of the physique. Someone who's swole but not a bodybuilder like strong person, or cross-fit competitor is what I see Taylor looking like.
Going to be honest here. I'm not completely caught up on all things Juggernaut. But have the comics ever explained just why the helmet that protects against the Juggernaut's only real weakness is so easy to remove? By easy I mean having it be possible to be removed by any means other than voluntary removal by the Juggernaut themself to begin with.
Probably because the harder it is to remove, the more expensive it is (including the cost of whatever is holding it in place), and thus the more valuable to someone who might be using esoteric means to remove it (and he often don't have enough money to justify it).
In the lore, the material the armor is made from is resistant to magical, spiritual and mental energies, to the point of sacrificing physical resistance, but is self repairing.
Close. Their step brothers; Cain Marko's dad married Charles Xavier's widowed mother. They don't share any meaningful genetic material beyond both being caucasian humans.
I won't claim expertise, but you gotta consider whom can get the helmet off. Hulk, Cyclops, and Wolverine have all done it. The thing is bolted onto the chest and back pieces. And it should be obvious as to how. Wolverine slicing, Hulk pulling. Plus Cyclops opening the aperture on his visor all the way so his beams come out full force. His beams aren't lasers BTW, their concussive, and channeled from the punch dimension (I forget the proper name for it
).
The tribe in question had warrior maidens who sacrificed their breasts to the war goddess to symbolize a surrender of their female duties. Giving birth, motherhood, joining the circle of mothers(they were a matriarchal tribal confederation) to take up the mantle of Deathbringer they were supposedly a celibate warrior order like the worshipers of Artemis. The Goddess was a dual God of Motherhood and Birth in one aspect; War and Death in her other aspect. Much like Kali in Hindu mythos.
Vibranium, would be my guess.
I now have a picture of She Hulk snap kicking somebody with a vibranium stiletto heel, thank you very not much.
How about having Rachel Lindt of the Undersiders on the sidelines to ask the question?
