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"Juggernaut" is a word meaning "unstoppable". The Juggernaut is just that. It is often fixated on a goal, reaching somewhere that it shouldn't be, trying to accomplish something that the heroes don't want it to accomplish. In any case, it is moving ever and continually forward, letting no one and nothing stand in its path. A Groin Attack? Try again. Bullets? Pathetic. Rockets? Barely noticeable. Super Powered beams? You won't even scuff its armor. Nuclear bombs? Might make him flinch, but don't expect the flames to stop him — and that's if you're lucky. The group of powerful heroes we've been following are nothing more than the Redshirt Army to this thing. You Shall Not Pass!? It's going to. And it's ever, continually moving forward. You can taste the invulnerability of this thing. It also helps the illusion of unstoppability if The Juggernaut is also The Voiceless. If physical attacks don't slow it down, then talking it down isn't going to work, either. It sometimes won't even attack, preferring to just plow forward, as if the defenses trying to stop it aren't even there. Those determined to make you fear them or mock your inability to scratch them will take their time. Stopping this thing usually requires a last second gambit, or a Deus ex Machina to defeat. If it ever appears again, Villain Decay is almost certain. After all, if the unstoppable is stopped once, that means it's not unstoppable anymore, right? An epic Not So Invincible After All moment will usually occur in the process. Compare and contrast Foe-Tossing Charge, the usually heroic version of this trope. Any Beast of the Apocalypse worth its salt is probably going to be this. Also compare the Determinator, who is powered by the sheer force of will. Compare Implacable Man, which can be stopped, but only temporarily, and will usually find ways to get past obstacles without simply destroying them; for example, if they encountered a wall, the Juggernaut would simply smash through it, while the Implacable Man would take the time to cut through or scale it. This may create a sense of false security in the Implacable Man's quarry that does not exist when dealing with a Juggernaut. Compare Super-Persistent Predator, and the Perfect Play A.I., which usually applies only in gameplay terms, and is often an Advancing Boss of Doom. For those who manage to defeat a Juggernaut, it's Defeating the Undefeatable. Not to be confused with the 1974 film Juggernaut, which is about an extortionist who has planted time bombs on a cruise ship. Note: While the X-Men villain the Juggernaut certainly fits this Trope, much more detailed information can be found about him on this page here. |
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His later appearances in Ultimate Spider-Man (2012) are arguably some of the worst worfings around: he's been overwhelmed by replicating Spider-Tracers, knocked out by Squirrel Girl's squirrels and even had his powers stolen by the Super-Adaptoid, arguably another example of a Juggernaut. | |
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Worm: The Siberian. Her power makes her a literal unstoppable force, to the point that she and anything she touches can become completely immune to external effects. She doesn't bother with clothes and fights mainly by running into the enemy. She only has one weakness that took a long while to discover: There's a powerful psychic projecting her into the world and that man is not even close to unkillable, getting hunted down offscreen. There are also the Endbringers. Even the combined forces of the strongest heroes and villains in the world can barely impede their progress, and even when one of them was reduced to a flaming skeleton by a particularly powerful attack, it was still advancing. The final enemy, Scion, takes this even higher than the Endbringers. Nothing that anybody throws at him gives him more than a second's pause, even such things as getting launched at supersonic speeds out of the atmosphere, getting many hundreds of tons of solid steel dropped on his head, or even having an entire planet's worth of nuclear warheads dumped on him. He's not invincible, but it takes so much to harm him that he might as well be. Because he's a projection, too, but the thing projecting him is effectively Cthulhu, planet-sized, and unable to be even accessed by anything in this dimension until the far-all-intents-invincible Scion-projection is popped. |
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The Jonny Quest: The Real Adventures episode "Rock of Rages'' has the cast trying to figure out how to stop an unstoppable Golem. A helicopter falling on it after being clipped by a jeep it threw does nothing. An army assembled carrying anti-tank weaponry, flamethrowers and tanks stands in its way? It blows through all of them with no difficulty. The only confirmed way to destroy it is to use the stone that brought it to life. | |
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Unicron from Transformers: The Movie. A giant monster planet that eats whatever is in his path, and is completely impervious to any sort of conventional weaponry. DETONATING A MOON inside his maw didn't even leave a dent, and the combined arsenal of an entire planet of robots that transform into war machines simply irritated him. Lucky for everyone that the good guys had a spare Amulet of Concentrated Awesome lying around... even then, its head remained and continued to cause them trouble. | |
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The second appearance of Amazo in Justice League Unlimited falls squarely into this trope. The android, having absorbed untold amounts of power, charges through the entire Green Lantern Corps and the entire extended roster of the Justice League to get to Lex Luthor. It even moved a planet out of its way without destroying it and later bringing it back with little more than a thought. That planet was OA, the HQ of the Guardians of the Universe themselves. He was almost as bad during his debut. He was able to duplicate and mix all the powers of the original Justice League and was only stopped when someone convinced him to 'look for knowledge' somewhere other than on Earth. Guess that came back to bite the JL HARD. The Annihilator, an Expy of Marvel Comics' Destroyer (mentioned above), was virtually unstoppable, as it drew power from conflict itself (and thus any attacks on it only strengthened it). Fortunately, this meant you could beat it by not fighting it. The second appearance of Solomon Grundy. Dr. Fate, Green Lantern, Superman, and even Amazo could not take him down. Repeat, Amazo could not take him down.note Grundy was being empowered by "chaos energy", and Amazo was a source of it. He was simply making Grundy stronger. |
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My Little Pony: My Little Pony: The Movie (1986): The Smooze. Set up typical flood defenses? It just washes right over them and smothers its target. Hide behind castle walls? It goes up and over them like they don't exist. Get splashed by it? You get more negative feelings and it won't wash off by conventional means. Use the awe-inspiring Rainbow of Light that took out Tirek? Watch it get grabbed and trapped deep inside it. The only thing that really hurts it was the Flutter Pony magic, and even then the Flutter Ponies needed the Rainbow of Light to finish it off. | |
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Atop the Fourth Wall often has a Big Bad in this role. Mechakara. Before he was introduced all threats could be dealt with by Linkara's gun, but he has an Adaptive Ability that renders the gun useless against him, along with any other attack. To add to this as his a robot he's physically much stronger than Linkara and is only stopped when he's remotely hacked giving Linkara a chance to destroy him with a BFG. Lord Vyce. While Linkara's Zeonizer is recharging after a fight with an upgraded Mechakara when he decides to face himself, he is able to completely No-Sell the BFG, which even the upgraded Mechakara was phased by even with his upgrades letting him adapt to it. Using a sonic screwdriver also has no effect on him, and he's only driven off when Linkara steals one of his own weapons and uses it on him [which only bothered him because he can't survive in our dimension without his suit and he can't afford to let it get damaged to his belief he is the only one who can stop The Entity. Linkara admits that even if his Zeonizer was charged he wouldn't have been able to defeat him. Vyce is only defeated when he's sent remotely from his ship is cut off and it still takes the entire cast to bring him down. The Entity/Pokemon Missing Number. Vyce's belief that he was the only one that could kill it turns out to not be unfounded as when Linkara finally does face he has no way of hurting it. It even considered Vyce to be nothing more than a nuisance, though how true that is up to the audience interpretation since it admits he could hurt it, only hiding from him because it was more convenient to manipulate Linkara into defeating him. Linkara not only admits that he can't defeat it with the weapons he has, but also that he could never invent something that could. The Entity is only stopped when Linkara deconstructs its goals drives it to kill itself. |
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RWBY: Hazel Rainart is an unstoppable mix of Super-Toughness and sheer willpower who is one of the strongest non-magical beings in the entire world of Remnant. Combine that with his Semblance to block out pain and you get a man who refuses to stay down no matter what the heroes throw at him. An entire flurry of strikes from Ozpin? Nope. A head-on blow from a Semblance empowered Nora? Minor annoyance. Getting impaled by an enormous stinger from Weiss' Queen Lancer summon? Still not enough. By the end of the battle at Haven, both Nora and Qrow voice their astonishment at how he's still going strong despite all the punishment he's taken. | |
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SCP Foundation: 096 whenever in the midst of an Unstoppable Rage. When someone sees its face or some recorded image of it, no obstacle or attack can keep it from killing and [DATA EXPUNGED] them. The best the Foundation can do is try to slow it down slightly while moving Innocent Bystanders out of its path. A GAU-19 gunner once fired 600 .50-caliber rounds into an enraged 096 over a period of twenty seconds. It barely flinched. SCP-076-2, "Able", is also very difficult to destroy, able to continue its killing spree even under heavy fire. Once, the Foundation had to detonate an on-site nuke, killing all personnel present there, just to stop him. In addition, he cannot be killed permanently, as he will be regenerated by SCP-076-1. If you're lucky, the process could take up to 25 years. If you're not lucky, "Able" could be revived in only six hours! SCP-682 is so unstoppable that the wiki has an entire page dedicated to failed attempts to kill the thing. It was once thrown into the sun (non-canon story, but still), which only caused it to fly back to Earth from space and attack the Foundation again while ON FIRE. One story showing an alternate universe suggested that it would take an entire planet wide army of unstoppable monsters like him to take him down for good. They also pitted it against 096, above. 27 hours of fighting later, 682 was still walking even with 85% of itself completely gone, and 096 preferred to try and claw out its own face rather than keep trying to kill the thing. 682 wasn't keen on continuing the fight either. They even tried to use SCP-826 on it, along with a 12-page short-story titled "The Generally Nice, Friendly Thing That Can And Will Kill SCP-682 Permanently if it So Much As Spots That Damn Lizard". Half an hour later, not only did 682 survive the battle, but what they got back was a book titled "The Generally Nice, Friendly Thing That Tried To Kill SCP-682 Permanently But Failed" which was a 209-page story detailing an epic battle between the creatures. |
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Ben 10: Alien Force shows that Vilgax's power goes even farther than that. He defeats ten of the galaxy's most powerful warriors, gets hurled into space (again), sinks to the bottom of the ocean after being caught in his ship's explosion, and if the synopsis from Ben 10: Ultimate Alien's series finale is anything to go by, he survives an encounter from an Eldritch Abomination. In fact, not only did he survive defying it, he took its power when it was otherwise occupied. | |
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Homestuck: Cans from the Midnight Crew Intermission is the biggest and strongest member of The Felt and, along with Clover (who is too lucky to be killed off conventionally) and Snowman (who can't be killed without taking the rest of the universe with her), is one of the few members of the gang that does not get killed by the Midnight Crew. He can easily plow through walls Kool-aid Man style at lightning speed. Even worse, his time-related power lets him literally punch people into next week or into a different calendar year. The Midnight Crew are understandably reluctant to face him. Cans is nothing compared to the Big Bad himself, Lord English. He's explicitly stated to be nigh-indestructible and has so far shrugged off any attacks against him. He single-handedly kills Andrew Hussie and later on we find out he can destroy immortal beings and spirits rendering them Deader than Dead. That's right, he's so powerful he can kill ghosts and the writer himself. As of Act 6 the plot is transforming from trying to win Sburb to trying to find the one thing in the multiverse that can kill the bastard. For the final battle, the heroes rally an infinite army of God-tiered ghosts against him... for the purpose of slowing him down and distracting him long enough for them to use said one thing in the multiverse to kill him. At no point does anyone suggest that the infinite army has any chance of inflicting lasting harm on him. |
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Star Wars: The Clone Wars: Savage Opress. No Jedi is a match for him in single combat, and even multiple Jedi with clone trooper backup can't steer him in another direction. This changes when Darth Maul revives. The elder brother forcefully lays down the Rule of Two on the younger, and after serving as The Apprentice for a time he is killed by Darth Sidious with little difficulty. | |
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Malachite from Suburban Knights. This is most prominent when he's seen crossing a road, and a car that collides with him just outright explodes and he just keeps walking. | |
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In the DuckTales (1987) episode "Raiders of the Lost Harp", the Minotaur guardian of the eponymous lie detecting harp came to life after Scrooge removed it from its box and followed it all the way to Duckburg by walking along the bottom of the ocean to retrieve it. Point blank range from two torpedoes didn't so much as scratch it, military helicopters were ineffective, and even Scrooge's giant bubble gum trap couldn't hold it long. To save Duckberg, Scrooge was forced to give the Minotaur back the harp. | |
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The Order of the Stick: Thog, being a half-orc, has what even for him should be a freakishly high number of hit points, and is extremely skilled at fighting, mostly because he just beats the crap out of anything that comes near him - especially when he's raging. In their initial fight, Elan only subdues him with an illusion of a pretty girl half-orc, which frightens Thog into surrendering. The second time around, he's only stopped by Durkon's Hold Person spell (but in that fight he wasn't really doing much, outside of hitting Haley with a door). And when he reappears in the Empire of Blood, Roy has to drop an entire ceiling on him to stop him. And we don't even know if that killed him - Tarquin later says that he refuses to work with Thog because he's a loose cannon, not because he's dead. Also, Golem!Crystal. She's an unstoppable force of rage and hatred that relentlessly pursues Bandanna and Haley through Tinkertown, can one-shot gnomes, and becomes even stronger and faster when accidentally powered up with a lightning gun. She smashes through a wall twice: once when she chases Haley and Bandana into the masterwork weapons shop, and again when she confronts Bozzok and Grubwiggler, the former of whom she kills by punching through his ribs and swinging his dead body around. Haley, Bandanna, and the Department of Gnomeland Security eventually kill her by dropping her into a pit of lava. |
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The Juggernaut has appeared in various animated Marvel Universe series, which have treated him with varying levels of respect. X-Men: The Animated Series is perhaps the most respectful; Juggernaut gets thrown into the sea by Gladiator one time, but is otherwise treated as truly unstoppable. The early 2000s X-Men: Evolution similarly treats Juggernaut as one of the most dangerous beings the X-men can face. In Wolverine and the X-Men (2009), though, Juggy has been severely worfed and is frequently knocked out and thrown around to show how strong the real villain of the week is. However, his first animated appearance was actually way back in Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends, believe it or not (in an episode where the X-Men also guest starred), and in that version, he was arguably presented even better than Wolverine. Much like in the comics, he was virtually unbeatable even by the combined efforts of the team and the three main characters, and could only be stopped by Xavier's psychic abilities once his helmet was yanked off. His later appearances in Ultimate Spider-Man (2012) are arguably some of the worst worfings around: he's been overwhelmed by replicating Spider-Tracers, knocked out by Squirrel Girl's squirrels and even had his powers stolen by the Super-Adaptoid, arguably another example of a Juggernaut. |
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Avatar: The Last Airbender: Aang becomes completely unstoppable once he enters the Avatar State, and the final showdown between Avatar-State Aang and Big Bad Ozai, empowered by Sozin's Comet is a great example of what happens when someone tries to fight the juggernaut. Combustion Man comes in a close second to Avatar State Aang. He relentlessly pursues the Gaang throughout Book 3 and shrugs off everything they throw at him. They don't even bother trying to fight him most of the time and instead just run, since it's pointless to try and outmatch him. When he finally is beaten for good, it's only because Sokka caused his own powers to turn against him and blow him up. Amon from The Legend of Korra. He pushed through Tarrlok's bloodbending with only a moment's visible difficulty, and a lightning bolt to the chest only stunned him. It is later revealed that Amon is a master bloodbender himself, quite possibly the most powerful who ever lived, and he withstood Tarrlok's assault by bloodbending himself, and he may have used a similar technique to survive the lightning bolt. |
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Steven Universe: In "Reunited", the day the team dreaded finally comes: the Diamonds attack. Blue Diamond is often thought of as a lesser threat than the more traditionally villainous Yellow, and is known for her incessant mourning of the loss of Pink, but it also means her desire to crush those responsible is just as all-consuming and unstoppable. We get an extended battle sequence with her, and the team is completely outclassed. She is able to psychically shut down their fusion Alexandrite immediately, sends everyone flying with any attack, and is barely fazed by the team's combined weaponry and then having a house and then two spaceships slammed onto her head. Just when you think it can't get any worse... enter Yellow. The only reason everyone isn't dead then and there is Steven revealing Pink's true fate to her sisters. | |
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Jones from Gunnerkrigg Court wouldn't look like she would fit this trope at a first glance, being a rather short, quiet and unassuming woman, but she's completely indestructible (down to individual strands of hair), has no known limit to the amount of strength she can exert (she keeps breaking the measuring equipment), and when she's determined to go somewhere, concrete walls barely slow her down. To give a better idea of how unstoppable Jones is, when Coyote is trying to convince Annie to stay in the Forest for the summer, Jones calmly comments "You know I can take her if I wish". Coyote is a Physical God with a capital "G" for whom stunts like mass terraforming and stopping time are mere fractions of his power, and he doesn't disagree with her. |
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The Wolf bounty hunter in Puss in Boots: The Last Wish is really this. His implacability is all about him playing with his quarry and relishing in their fear, and he could have killed off Puss early in the show if he'd just stop playing around. Best shown in the final act of the movie, where The Wolf casually, effortlessly, walks through The Wishing Star barrier, which is shown to drag people into itself and disintegrate those fully engulfed. Fully justified given his true nature as Death itself and all the inevitability and inescapability that come with it. | |
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Blackfire might have qualified for this Trope in the Teen Titans (2003) episode "Betrothed"; she boasted to her sister that the Jewel of Charta she had obtained amplified her natural Tameranian abilities to the point where she was practically unbeatable. Of course, this Evil Gloating was her downfall, because Starfire quickly realized that the Jewel itself was far more fragile than Blackfire was; she managed to grab it and crush it, and as a result, defeat Blackfire. | |
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Red vs. Blue: Reconstruction features the Meta, a Super-Soldier that steals enhancements and AIs from its victims. Throughout the series, it dodges rockets, throws vehicles at people, and survives a direct attack against it with a chain gun. Bonus points for being The Voiceless — it only speaks in grunts and growls. The Meta gets nerfed the next he shows up, losing all the powers he copied along with the A.I.s in an EMP blast. He is STILL tough enough to massacre Agent Washington or take out Tex one-on-one. He survives several slashes from a knife, along with said knife being thrown into his chest, being stabbed by an Energy Sword, and four shotgun blasts. The only thing that manages to kill him is being dragged off of a cliff into the ocean. In season 12 when his armor is found it's revealed that while he did die, the fall itself didn't kill him and he only died because the Energy Sword left holes in armor for water to seep in causing him to drown. Episode 17 of Season 9 makes the damage he took in that fight seem trivial. He takes a sniper round to the chest, a full pistol clip point blank in the throat and is thrown into oncoming traffic at extreme speeds, this is WITHOUT any armor enhancements or AI like later in the series. The only permanent damage he takes is his loss of ability to speak. A Crossover with DEATH BATTLE! shows there is very little that Carolina throws at the Meta can stop him. She even perforates him with bullets, causing him to slump to one knee... then get up and continue lumbering towards her. The only thing that finally stops him is when Carolina steals his own grenade launcher and uses it to blow his head off at point-blank range, while Epsilon/Church was distracting him. Out of all the Blood Gulch Crew, Caboose turns out to be one of the most dangerous in a straight-up fight if he gets angry enough. He's normally too divorced from reality to understand the situation in the first place, but once he's angry, he can run as fast as a Freelancer with a Speed Unit and he's so strong that literally nothing can stop him. The fight against the Tex Drones showcases this best. Before the fight, he is clearly not ready to contribute anything (he's even facing the wrong way); then, Epsilon gets him angry, and he plows through the entire army in one shot and sends everyone he touches flying into the air. |
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Kim Possible: Yono in the episode "Oh No! Yono!". ("What part of "Yono the Destroyer" confuses you?!"). He swatted Kim and Yori away with ease, and turned Kim, Sensei and Rufus into stone, destroying everything in the process. Left because he couldn't hit Hana, who kept dancing all over the place. Ron unfortunately was held at bay by monkey ninjas. Ron in the last episode, when he throws Warmonga and Warhok into their own spaceship blowing it up. |
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In Kill Six Billion Demons Omnicidal Maniac Jagganoth is named after the Trope Namer (see the Real Life section). True to his name, Jagganoth is almost completely unstoppable: On top of his super-strength, magecraft, millennia of combat skills and being a sixty-foot tall monstrosity whose footprints melt rock, he has Complete Immortality and No Sells anything that is conceptually able to cause him harm. According to Word of God he's as strong as the other six surviving Demiurges combined. When he finally makes his move in Breaker of Infinities, Jagganoth is able to check five of the other six Demiurges as a warm-up until Aspected Chaos joins the battle... At which point he reveals he has a One-Winged Angel form and goes on the actual offensive, killing Mammon and Mottom and putting the rest out of commission. He's only stopped (temporarily) by Solomon David sacrificing himself to trap Jagganoth in a magical black hole, and no-one believes for a second that this state of affairs is anything but temporary. | |
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Vilgax, from Ben 10. Oddly enough, it takes a while for Villain Decay to set in, which it finally does in the Made-for-TV Movie... and even after that he can't be stopped permanently, just flung into the depths of space with fingers crossed. At the end of season two, he was in the Null Void, and how he managed to get back from Another Dimension was never addressed. A Time Travel episode at the start of season three showed him dead and in pieces, but he was quickly revived. Ben 10: Alien Force shows that Vilgax's power goes even farther than that. He defeats ten of the galaxy's most powerful warriors, gets hurled into space (again), sinks to the bottom of the ocean after being caught in his ship's explosion, and if the synopsis from Ben 10: Ultimate Alien's series finale is anything to go by, he survives an encounter from an Eldritch Abomination. In fact, not only did he survive defying it, he took its power when it was otherwise occupied. And again, see the bit about Villain Decay. This is how badass he can be and still fall short of some of his finest hours. In Ben 10: Omniverse, he returns without his poor-man's-Bane powers from the original series or weaponry from the AF/UA years. No big deal, right? Wrong. Three bounty hunters with tricked out armor, two of whom are recurring villains who manage to be a big problem for Ben individually whenever one of them shows up, merely annoy him. |
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Cars 3: Miss Fritter dominates the Crazy Eight demolition derby partly because she's a full sized school bus tearing through cars. | |
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The next US Thunderbolt, the Fairchild-Republic A-10 Thunderbolt II, is quite similar. Extremely slow, extremely ugly, and completely indestructible (the thing has flown missing an entire wing and an entire engine), and is capable of raining down 30mm depleted uranium rounds, smart bombs, dumb bombs, cluster bombs, guided missiles, and rocket pods on any ground target. Like its WWII-era granddaddy, it has an unrelated, commonly-used nickname ("Warthog") that reflects its appearance and its unstoppability (seriously, guys: if you ever find yourself in the path of an actual warthog or other wild pig, get out of its way as fast as you can). | |
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In the Super Friends episode "Swamp of the Living Dead", the zombie horde that the Evil Being (which Word of God admits was Satan himself) grants the Legion of Doom command over in exchange for luring the Super Friends to him, seemed to qualify as this and a mob of Perpetual Motion Monsters. When the villains got too greedy and double-crossed the Being, he sent the zombies after them, and they proved invincible and unstoppable, able to tear through steel walls with ease. As a last resort, they freed the heroes, hoping they'd delay the undead enough for them to escape. However, the Evil Being's hag-like servant appeared and told the heroes that there was a way to stop them (which he likely kept secret from the villains, anticipating a betrayal); they had to lure them into the swamp and tie them to dead trees with dead vines. With this information, they were able to defeat the zombies one at a time. | |
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If the Emperor Had a Text-to-Speech Device: "SKARBRAND DESPISES INCONVENIENCES!" Nothing could stand up to him for more than a single round of blows. He cleaved right through a barricade of Tauroxes like they were toy trucks, went through Grey Knights (including a Dreadknight and their leader) like tissue paper, and was just pissed off further by any attempt at counter-fire. Only friendly fire coming from a similarly powerful Daemon caused significant injury, and the only thing that stopped him from cleaving right through Karamazov at the end was the Star Child, a huge fragment of the Emperor of Mankind, incarnating within Karamazov, generating a massive wave of light that could be seen from everywhere within the galaxy, and seemingly annihilated Skarbrand and the rest of the Daemonic army. And the next episode immediately reveals he still survived in a vigorous enough state to try and breach the psychic barrier the Star Child laid up. | |
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However, his first animated appearance was actually way back in Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends, believe it or not (in an episode where the X-Men also guest starred), and in that version, he was arguably presented even better than Wolverine. Much like in the comics, he was virtually unbeatable even by the combined efforts of the team and the three main characters, and could only be stopped by Xavier's psychic abilities once his helmet was yanked off. | |
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The Ginosaji in The Horribly Slow Murderer with the Extremely Inefficient Weapon is a rare cross between this and the Stone Wall. Nothing can stop it from — eventually — killing its target. | |
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Star Wars Rebels' depiction of the TIE Defender. While in Star Wars Legends the TIE Defender was deadly because it was a Master of All Lightning Bruiser, in this series their Deflector Shields make them impervious to attacks by other starfighters. When a prototype was sent out, an entire Rebel squadron couldn't damage it, and even luring it near a star, which incinerated two TIE Interceptors, couldn't destroy it, and only damaged its shields enough for the Rebels to temporarily disable the fighter, not outright destroy it. The second one, after being stolen, wiped out the trio of TIE Interceptors sent to take it back despite the pilot's inexperience, and was only stopped when its anti-theft failsafe was engaged, causing it to crash. A third one was only beat after friendly fire from an Imperial Star Destroyer knocked out its shields, allowing two of its wings to be shot off, causing it to crash into another starship. With how difficult it is to even destroy one TIE Defender, it's eventually made clear that the only reason the ships didn't wipe out the Rebel Alliance was because mass production of them was passed over in favor of the Death Star. | |
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Jonny Quest has Dr. Zin's robot spy. Dr. Zin brags to Dr. Quest and Race Bannon all about his new machine since they won't be able to stop it leaving. The heroes immediately learned that Zin is not bluffing as they desperately try to bring down the spidery robot with everything on the army base from rifles to tanks, but nothing does more than barely slow it before Dr. Quest shoots it out of the sky with his Para-Power Raygun. The Jonny Quest: The Real Adventures episode "Rock of Rages'' has the cast trying to figure out how to stop an unstoppable Golem. A helicopter falling on it after being clipped by a jeep it threw does nothing. An army assembled carrying anti-tank weaponry, flamethrowers and tanks stands in its way? It blows through all of them with no difficulty. The only confirmed way to destroy it is to use the stone that brought it to life. |
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Tetsuo from the movie AKIRA gains telekinetic powers, and promptly goes on a little stroll, destroying everything in his path. This includes tanks, soldiers, bridges, buildings, and even a Kill Sat. According to this website, he has one of the most kills of any villain in a single film with 96! | |
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In Ben 10: Omniverse, he returns without his poor-man's-Bane powers from the original series or weaponry from the AF/UA years. No big deal, right? Wrong. Three bounty hunters with tricked out armor, two of whom are recurring villains who manage to be a big problem for Ben individually whenever one of them shows up, merely annoy him. | |
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The Iron Giant is designed as a nigh-indestructible engine of destruction. Gunfire, tank shells, getting smacked by a train, and even taking a nuke to the face aren't enough to put him down. | |
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Kore from Goblins is pretty much unstoppable. So much that getting a rope fused with his body through his throat only held him back for a couple of minutes. The dwarf is pretty much walking death. | |
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Transformers: Unicron from Transformers: The Movie. A giant monster planet that eats whatever is in his path, and is completely impervious to any sort of conventional weaponry. DETONATING A MOON inside his maw didn't even leave a dent, and the combined arsenal of an entire planet of robots that transform into war machines simply irritated him. Lucky for everyone that the good guys had a spare Amulet of Concentrated Awesome lying around... even then, its head remained and continued to cause them trouble. Rampage from Beast Wars in his first appearance. He's effectively what happens when The Juggernaut meets Serial Killer and Genius Bruiser. The results are less than pretty to say the least, and it's only by disabling his treads that they're able to temporarily stop him. After Megatron put a Restraining Bolt on him he did suffer from some severe Villain Decay, although even then he remained an Implacable Man of the first order. |
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