The Fallen (movie version) vs. The Fallen (comic version)

Who wins?
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Dagon wrote:Yeah, the comic. At least you knew what it was he was trying to do, unlike the nameless revenge the movie variant sought.
Plus, the comic Fallen was infinately better.
Shadowman wrote:It's a tie, since The Fallen is a multiversal singularity, both participants are the same being.
Shadowman wrote:It's a tie, since The Fallen is a multiversal singularity, both participants are the same being.
Varia31 wrote:War Within Dark Ages The Fallen seemed to be immune to physical and projectile attacks, and he used his teleporting ability much more often. When Jazz tried to fire at him, he simply made a choke-hold gesture and in the blink of an eye was right in front of Jazz, strangling him. He was a minion of Unicron, who had bestowed upon him god-like abilities. He had a tank vehicle form (though he was only shown with that form on the toy, but his looks in the comic itself strongly suggest this), and had a sword as a melee weapon.
Varia31 wrote:War Within Dark Ages The Fallen seemed to be immune to physical and projectile attacks, and he used his teleporting ability much more often. When Jazz tried to fire at him, he simply made a choke-hold gesture and in the blink of an eye was right in front of Jazz, strangling him. He was one of the Original 13 Transformers, and had god-like abilities. He had a tank vehicle form (though he was only shown with that form on the toy, but his looks in the comic itself strongly suggest this), and had a sword as a melee weapon.
Chaoslock wrote:Actually, he had those powers because he was one of the First 13, Unicron only tainted his mind.
Nevertheless, Comic burns Bay-Fallen to crisp.
Shadowman wrote:It's a tie, since The Fallen is a multiversal singularity, both participants are the same being.
SlyTF1 wrote:Shadowman wrote:It's a tie, since The Fallen is a multiversal singularity, both participants are the same being.
you know what? That would be a perfect set up for a TF movie!
Shadowman wrote:SlyTF1 wrote:Shadowman wrote:It's a tie, since The Fallen is a multiversal singularity, both participants are the same being.
you know what? That would be a perfect set up for a TF movie!
Not really. The movie already dealt with the Original 13. (Seven Primes, six Seekers) So there wouldn't be much more other than to say they were all dimension-hoppers.
SlyTF1 wrote:Not like that. Only if they decided to reboot the movies. This way it could explain that all the other TF universes happened in different...universes.