History TheJuggernaut / ComicBooks

** In ''ComicBook/FinalCrisis: Legion of 3 Worlds'', it's revealed that Superboy-Prime managed to survive that explosion, having only become lost to time and depleting his power boost. He gets brought to the 31st century by another supervillain to do what he does best: commit senseless acts of murder. It gets to a point that ComicBook/{{Superman}} gets brought to the future as well to help defeat him. Here's the kicker: he, ''Superman'', determines that the only possible way to beat Superboy-Prime is to try and [[HeelFaceTurn redeem him]]. Apparently, they finally realized repeatedly [[StayingAlive blowing him up with cosmic explosions wasn't working too well]]. It doesn't work, anyway, and he was only stopped when he punched the Time-Trapper, an older alternate version of him, in the face. He was finally subdued when he was defeated by the Teen Titans and imprisoned in the Source Wall. And he was stuck there for eight real world years until the events of ''ComicBook/DarkNightsMetal'' caused the Source Wall to be shattered, freeing him.

* The {{Trope Namer|s}} is a very old term, but Marvel villain [[ComicBook/JuggernautMarvelComics The Juggernaut]] is usually the TropeCodifier. He is primarily an ComicBook/XMen villain, but his power has been tested against all of Marvel's {{Nigh Invulnerab|ility}}le characters at one time or another and he generally lives up to his CatchPhrase: "Nothing stops the Juggernaut". Even in the rare instances when somebody is capable of causing him physical harm, the Juggernaut is hardly slowed down and quickly [[HealingFactor regenerates]]. For example, on one occasion the Juggernaut fights a powerful demon who magically incinerates his flesh, muscles, and organs... only to have Juggernaut's skeleton keep marching forward to clobber the demon. The Juggernaut's power, at least in the comics, comes from the "Gem of Cyttorak", which makes him [[PhysicalGod an avatar of the god of unstoppability]]. Most of the time, the only way to beat the Juggernaut is to have a telepath attack his mind, or to send him somewhere else, either by teleporting him or using SuperStrength to either lift him up and throw him away, hit him before he can start moving, or judo-throw him across the planet. Since Cyttorak provided him with a helmet that blocks telepathic intrusions, and trying to send him away is only a temporary measure, the majority of any fight with the Juggernaut usually consists of the X-Men desperately trying to remove the helmet so that whoever is the resident telepath at the moment can subdue him.

** The worst part is, the Juggernaut ''isn't'' dumb. Calling him stupid is just a [[BerserkButton good way to make him angry]]. In the classic two part issue where he fought ComicBook/SpiderMan, he told the hero that he learned from all the times when he was beaten by getting his helmet yanked off, so he welded it on with a laser torch. Another precaution he apparently took was to build a skullcap out of the same material as the helmet, and wear it underneath, for added protection just in case. Clearly, the fact that he's smarter than he looks makes him even more dangerous.

** The worst part is, the Juggernaut ''isn't'' dumb. Calling him stupid is just a [[BerserkButton good way to make him angry]]. In the classic two part issue where he fought Franchise/SpiderMan, he told the hero that he learned from all the times where he was beaten by getting his helmet yanked off, so he welded it on with a laser torch. Another precaution he apparently took was to build a skullcap out of the same material as the helmet, and wear it underneath, for added protection just in case. Clearly, the fact that he's smarter than he looks makes him even more dangerous.

* ''Franchise/JusticeLeagueOfAmerica'': Despero is probably DC's best representative of this trope. Starting out as a skinny GalacticConqueror with (fairly strong) psychic powers, his numerous humiliating defeats at the hands of the League resulted in him bathing in the mystical Flame of Py'tar and turning into a hulking monstrosity with truly horrifying strength and durability, in addition to greatly amplified psionic abilities. While not officially a PhysicalGod, he's actually more powerful than most of the representatives of actual pantheons within the DCU; in fact, he's so dangerous that it usually takes ''at least'' three or four teams just to ''slow him down'', and even that is a dance with death. One team going up against him is absolutely a recipe for a TotalPartyKill.

* DC's multiversal ComicBook/SuperboyPrime has exploits in various crossover events that are worth mentioning. In ''ComicBook/InfiniteCrisis'', he shrugged off the entire extended ComicBook/TeenTitans, [[ComicBook/JusticeSocietyOfAmerica JSA]], and Comicbook/DoomPatrol, got trapped in the Phantom Zone and got out, got trapped in [[Franchise/TheFlash the Speed Force]] and ''escaped'', beat on ''both'' heroes and villains in the Battle for Metropolis, shrugged off getting rammed into a super machine by a ''different'' ComicBook/{{Superboy|1994}}, broke through a 300 mile long wall of Franchise/GreenLantern willpower like it was made of glass, and beat the entire Green Lantern Corps on his way to Oa. The only thing that could stop him was ''two'' Supermen who had to ''fly him through a red sun''. Even then, he didn't actually die and the Green Lanterns imprisoned him ''inside'' the red sun.
** In the ComicBook/SinestroCorpsWar, the eponymous villains of the event manage to break him out. He then goes on to easily fight off the nearly the ''entire'' Franchise/{{Justice League|of America}} in spite of not being at full strength, beats up Sodam Yat (who was supposed to be the ''strongest superhero in the universe''), survives a bomb strong enough to destroy the Milky Way, throws the weakened Anti-Monitor into space like a rag doll, and then kills a bunch of Green Lantern Corps ''and'' Sinestro Corps members. He only gets beaten when a Guardian of a Universe [[HeroicSacrifice blows himself up]] to stop him. He survives that too and gets a tremendous power boost, hopping between universes and killing superheroes and villains alike trying to find his "perfect Earth." Even the Source Wall itself couldn't entrap him as he made a base of operations in it. This time around, he only gets stopped when a Monitor tricks him into fighting the Monarch, who's actually ComicBook/CaptainAtom multiplied by 52. When Prime breaches Monarch's armor, the explosion is so massive, it ''destroys a universe''. Of course, it's really too hard to keep a ridiculously powerful villain down.
** In ''ComicBook/FinalCrisis: Legion of 3 Worlds'', it's revealed that Superboy-Prime managed to survive that explosion, having only become lost to time and depleting his power boost. He gets brought to the 31st century by another supervillain to do what he does best: commit senseless acts of murder. It gets to a point that Franchise/{{Superman}} gets brought to the future as well to help defeat him. Here's the kicker: he, ''Superman'', determines that the only possible way to beat Superboy-Prime is to try and [[HeelFaceTurn redeem him]]. Apparently, they finally realized repeatedly [[StayingAlive blowing him up with cosmic explosions wasn't working too well]]. It doesn't work, anyway, and he was only stopped when he punched the Time-Trapper, an older alternate version of him, in the face. He was finally subdued when he was defeated by the Teen Titans and imprisoned in the Source Wall. And he was stuck there for eight real world years until the events of ''ComicBook/DarkNightsMetal'' caused the Source Wall to be shattered, freeing him.

* Superman's enemy Imperiex has destroyed entire galaxies and nearly ended creation itself by the time he comes to blows with the Man of Steel. He blows through Franchise/{{Superman}} and the [[Franchise/JusticeLeagueOfAmerica JLA]] and vaporizes Doomsday (he got better). He is finally killed by being sent back to The Big Bang, which was the only thing powerful enough to destroy him.

** In the ''ComicBook/FearItself'' event, Juggernaut becomes possessed by an ancient being in service of an Asgardian god, The Serpent, becoming "Kuurth, Breaker Of Stone". In this incarnation he is ''even more unstoppable''. Not only are all his usual weaknesses removed (telepathy doesn't work, draining his powers doesn't work, and teleporting him away will result in him teleporting back where he was immediately), but [[https://scans-daily.dreamwidth.org/3227647.html#cutid1 the X-Men's attempts to stop him quickly]] turned into something akin to the Wiki/SCPFoundation's [[http://www.scp-wiki.net/experiment-log-t-98816-oc108-682 attempts to terminate SCP-682]]. They even resorted to having Adam X use his ''[[NightmareFuel power to ignite a victim's blood, roasting him from within]]'' on the Juggernaut. [[EpicFail The result]]: now he's unstoppable '''[[InfernalRetaliation and on fire]],''' or at least able to burn anything he touched. Ultimately, they resort to informing Cyttorak that his avatar is now serving another god. Cyttorak is naturally displeased, and Colossus volunteers to be his new avatar, gaining the power to stalemate Kuurth.

* ''ComicBook/TheTransformersMegaseries:'' Thunderwing was originally a weedy scientist, with some concerns about the damage the war was doing to Cybertron. Then he tested a mad idea of his on himself, "polydermal grafting". The result created a giant, unstoppable walking war-machine, with no mind and no response beyond destroying everything in front of it. It took the combined firepower of both the Autobots and Decepticons just to ''slow it down'', and a sizable chunk of the planet exploding just to get rid of it for a while. When it returned, Megatron was pretty convinced destroying Cybertron completely was the only way to get rid of it. Fortunately it didn't take that, but Thunderwing still wasn't destroyed after that.

** In the ''ComicBook/FearItself'' event, Juggernaut becomes possessed by an ancient being in service of an Asgardian god, The Serpent, becoming "Kuurth, Breaker Of Stone". In this incarnation he is ''[[UpToEleven even more unstoppable]]''. Not only are all his usual weaknesses removed (telepathy doesn't work, draining his powers doesn't work, and teleporting him away will result in him teleporting back where he was immediately), but [[https://scans-daily.dreamwidth.org/3227647.html#cutid1 the X-Men's attempts to stop him quickly]] turned into something akin to the Wiki/SCPFoundation's [[http://www.scp-wiki.net/experiment-log-t-98816-oc108-682 attempts to terminate SCP-682]]. They even resorted to having Adam X use his ''[[NightmareFuel power to ignite a victim's blood, roasting him from within]]'' on the Juggernaut. [[EpicFail The result]]: now he's unstoppable '''[[InfernalRetaliation and on fire]],''' or at least able to burn anything he touched. Ultimately, they resort to informing Cyttorak that his avatar is now serving another god. Cyttorak is naturally displeased, and Colossus volunteers to be his new avatar, gaining the power to stalemate Kuurth.

* ''ComicBook/TheIncredibleHulk'': The Hulk can go into Juggernaut mode if you really piss him off. During ''ComicBook/WorldWarHulk'', the most powerful characters in the MU, including Black Bolt, [[ComicBook/TheIncredibleHercules Hercules]], ComicBook/IronMan in Hulkbuster Armor, ComicBook/SheHulk, ComicBook/{{Ares|Marvel}}, ComicBook/GhostRider, [[ComicBook/FantasticFour Thing]], ComicBook/DoctorStrange with the power of a demonic superweapon, ComicBook/TheSentry, and the ComicBook/{{Juggernaut|MarvelComics}} himself couldn't stop him! Though Strange lost control and Ghost Rider had a [[BystanderSyndrome lack of motivation rather than ability]]. Still, Hulk defeating Sentry was thought up until then impossible, and when they thought all his energy was used up doing so, he saw who was really responsible for bombing Sakaar and Hulked Out hard enough to nearly break Earth with his ''steps'' before he was finally stopped.

* ComicBook/{{Onslaught}} had near infinite strength, capable of going one on one when the [[ComicBook/IncredibleHulk Hulk]] had his greatest strength potential put out, not to mention knocking the Juggernaut, literally, across the country.

** After Creator/WarrenEllis left the title, Ben's strength was considerably toned down [[DependingOnTheWriter by the following creative teams.]] Officially, only ComicBook/TheMightyThor and [[ComicBook/SubMariner Namor]] are stronger than Ben. [[ComicBook/IncredibleHulk The Hulk]], normally stronger than him, is weaker in the Ultimate Universe, so Ben is able to fight him and win during ''Ultimate Power''.

* ''ComicBook/ImmortalHulk'' introduces [[spoiler:The Breaker-Apart, a BadFuture version of The Hulk that takes Hulk's unlimited capacity for rage and becoming bigger and stronger to its logical extreme. This Hulk is a CosmicEntity in his own right that breaks apart entire ''universes''. He's even able to kill beings with CompleteImmortality like Mr. Immortal. Nothing can stop this Hulk from destroying everything in existence. Even worse, all traces of Bruce Banner and the Hulks were consumed and replaced by Marvel's resident [[TheAntigod Antigod]] The-One-Below-All, meaning the Breaker-Apart '''wants''' to destroy everything.]]

* [[ComicBook/IncredibleHulk Hulk]] can go into Juggernaut mode if you really piss him off. During ''World War Hulk'', the most powerful characters in the MU, including Black Bolt, [[ComicBook/TheIncredibleHercules Hercules]], ComicBook/IronMan in Hulkbuster Armor, ComicBook/SheHulk, ComicBook/{{Ares|Marvel}}, ComicBook/GhostRider, [[ComicBook/FantasticFour Thing]], Comicbook/DoctorStrange with the power of a demonic superweapon, ComicBook/TheSentry, and the Juggernaut himself couldn't stop him! Though Strange lost control and Ghost Rider had a [[BystanderSyndrome lack of motivation rather than ability]]. Still, Hulk defeating Sentry was thought up until then impossible, and when they thought all his energy was used up doing so, he saw who was really responsible for bombing Sakaar and Hulked Out hard enough to nearly break Earth with his ''steps'' before he was finally stopped.

* ''ComicBook/TheDeathOfSuperman'' storyline featured a villain named Doomsday, who plowed through most of the Justice League in the months leading up the main event. When the two finally clashed, [[IAmNotLeftHanded it took everything Superman had]] to stop him, and though he was successful, victory came at the cost of his life. [[spoiler:Superman got better. Doomsday did, too -- eventually.]]
** It should be noted that throughout the first 3 ''Superman'' comics that Doomsday had one hand TIED BEHIND HIS BACK.
** It was eventually revealed that Doomsday's actual superpower was immunity: anything that kills him once can't kill him again. Getting beaten to death by Superman? Won't work again. Being tossed into the sun? Won't work again. Using time travel to deposit him at the moment of "big crunch" at the end of the universe's lifespan? Won't work again.
* [[Franchise/JusticeLeagueOfAmerica Despero]] is probably DC's best representative of this trope. Starting out as a skinny GalacticConqueror with (fairly strong) psychic powers, his numerous humiliating defeats at the hands of the League resulted in him bathing in the mystical Flame of Py'tar and turning into a hulking monstrosity with truly horrifying strength and durability, in addition to greatly amplified psionic abilities. While not officially a PhysicalGod, he's actually more powerful than most of the representatives of actual pantheons within the DCU; in fact, he's so dangerous that it usually takes ''at least'' three or four teams just to ''slow him down'', and even that is a dance with death. One team going up against him is absolutely a recipe for a TotalPartyKill.

* ''ComicBook/TheTransformers'' has Galvatron. As a creation of Unicron, he's obviously ludicrously powerful, but throughout his entire history it shows. In one instance the Autobots unleash enough fire-power on him to level a city. Galvatron just laughs, waits for them to run out of ammo, then kicks the crap out of them. Ultra Magnus spends an entire issue fighting him. He loses. Nothing either the Autobots or the Decepticons have is actually able to do much more that hurts him, save three instances; Skalor's stun-beams, which just means he has one less arm to hit people with, Blaster's sonic scrambler ray, which just [[SanitySlippage makes him lose what few marbles he has left]], and Roadblaster's Pathblaster weapon, which takes off part of Galvatron's head. But by that point he's so insane it doesn't really register anyway. It eventually takes ''time itself'' to actually destroy Galvatron for good.

* [[ComicBook/IncredibleHulk Hulk]] can go into Juggernaut mode if you really piss him off. During ''World War Hulk'', the most powerful characters in the MU, including Black Bolt, [[ComicBook/TheIncredibleHercules Hercules]], ComicBook/IronMan in Hulkbuster Armor, ComicBook/SheHulk, ComicBook/{{Ares}}, ComicBook/GhostRider, [[ComicBook/FantasticFour Thing]], Comicbook/DoctorStrange with the power of a demonic superweapon, ComicBook/TheSentry, and the Juggernaut himself couldn't stop him! Though Strange lost control and Ghost Rider had a [[BystanderSyndrome lack of motivation rather than ability]]. Still, Hulk defeating Sentry was thought up until then impossible, and when they thought all his energy was used up doing so, he saw who was really responsible for bombing Sakaar and Hulked Out hard enough to nearly break Earth with his ''steps'' before he was finally stopped.

* DC's multiversal SelfDemonstrating/SuperboyPrime has exploits in various crossover events that are worth mentioning. In ''ComicBook/InfiniteCrisis'', he shrugged off the entire extended ComicBook/TeenTitans, [[ComicBook/JusticeSocietyOfAmerica JSA]], and Comicbook/DoomPatrol, got trapped in the Phantom Zone and got out, got trapped in [[Franchise/TheFlash the Speed Force]] and ''escaped'', beat on ''both'' heroes and villains in the Battle for Metropolis, shrugged off getting rammed into a super machine by a ''different'' ComicBook/{{Superboy|1994}}, broke through a 300 mile long wall of Franchise/GreenLantern willpower like it was made of glass, and beat the entire Green Lantern Corps on his way to Oa. The only thing that could stop him was ''two'' Supermen who had to ''fly him through a red sun''. Even then, he didn't actually die and the Green Lanterns imprisoned him ''inside'' the red sun.

* {{ComicBook/Galactus}} is a universal force of nature whose existence is required to maintain balance. On the one occasion he ''was'' stopped, [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abraxas_%28comics%29 something]] even ''worse'' arrived to take his place.

* [[ComicBook/IncredibleHulk Hulk]] can go into Juggernaut mode if you really piss him off. During ''World War Hulk'', the most powerful characters in the MU, including Black Bolt, [[ComicBook/TheIncredibleHercules Hercules]], ComicBook/IronMan in Hulkbuster Armor, ComicBook/SheHulk, ComicBook/{{Ares}}, Comicbook/GhostRider, [[ComicBook/FantasticFour Thing]], Comicbook/DoctorStrange with the power of a demonic superweapon, ComicBook/TheSentry, and the Juggernaut himself couldn't stop him! Though Strange lost control and Ghost Rider had a [[BystanderSyndrome lack of motivation rather than ability]]. Still, Hulk defeating Sentry was thought up until then impossible, and when they thought all his energy was used up doing so, he saw who was really responsible for bombing Sakaar and Hulked Out hard enough to nearly break Earth with his ''steps'' before he was finally stopped.

* Alternate Enerjak from ComicBook/ArchieComicsSonicTheHedgehog definitely qualifies. He manages to beat nearly ''every powerful character in his own timeline'' as illustrated by the large number of victims shown as his prisoners.

* ''Comicbook/ImmortalHulk'' introduces [[spoiler:The Breaker-Apart, a BadFuture version of The Hulk that takes Hulk's unlimited capacity for rage and becoming bigger and stronger to its logical extreme. This Hulk is a CosmicEntity in his own right that breaks apart entire ''universes''. He's even able to kill beings with CompleteImmortality like Mr. Immortal. Nothing can stop this Hulk from destroying everything in existence. Even worse, all traces of Bruce Banner and the Hulks were consumed and replaced by Marvel's resident [[TheAntigod Antigod]] The-One-Below-All, meaning the Breaker-Apart '''wants''' to destroy everything.]]

** In ''ComicBook/FinalCrisis: Legion of 3 Worlds'', it's revealed that Superboy-Prime managed to survive that explosion, having only become lost to time and depleting his power boost. He gets brought to the 31st century by another supervillain to do what he does best: commit senseless acts of murder. It gets to a point that Franchise/{{Superman}} gets brought to the future as well to help defeat him. Here's the kicker: he, ''Superman'', determines that the only possible way to beat Superboy-Prime is to try and [[HeelFaceTurn redeem him]]. Apparently, they finally realized repeatedly [[StayingAlive blowing him up with cosmic explosions wasn't working too well]]. It doesn't work, anyway, and he was only stopped when he punched the Time-Trapper, an older alternate version of him, in the face. He was finally subdued when he was defeated by the Teen Titans and imprisoned in the Source Wall. While it's supposed to be inescapable, [[NoOneCouldSurviveThat so were some of the things he went through]], so we'll see if it lasts.

* The {{Trope Namer|s}} is a very old term, but Marvel villain The Juggernaut is usually the TropeCodifier. He is primarily an ComicBook/XMen villain, but his power has been tested against all of Marvel's {{Nigh Invulnerab|ility}}le characters at one time or another and he generally lives up to his CatchPhrase: "Nothing stops the Juggernaut". Even in the rare instances when somebody is capable of causing him physical harm, the Juggernaut is hardly slowed down and quickly [[HealingFactor regenerates]]. For example, on one occasion the Juggernaut fights a powerful demon who magically incinerates his flesh, muscles, and organs... only to have Juggernaut's skeleton keep marching forward to clobber the demon. The Juggernaut's power, at least in the comics, comes from the "Gem of Cyttorak", which makes him [[PhysicalGod an avatar of the god of unstoppability]]. Most of the time, the only way to beat the Juggernaut is to have a telepath attack his mind, or to send him somewhere else, either by teleporting him or using SuperStrength to either lift him up and throw him away, hit him before he can start moving, or judo-throw him across the planet. Since Cyttorak provided him with a helmet that blocks telepathic intrusions, and trying to send him away is only a temporary measure, the majority of any fight with the Juggernaut usually consists of the X-Men desperately trying to remove the helmet so that whoever is the resident telepath at the moment can subdue him.

* ''Comicbook/ImmortalHulk'' introduces [[spoiler:The Breaker-Apart, a BadFuture version of The Hulk that takes Hulk's unlimited capacity for rage and becoming bigger and stronger to its logical extreme. This Hulk is a CosmicEntity in his own right that breaks apart entire ''universes''. He's even able to kill beings with CompleteImmortality like Mr. Immortal. Nothing can stop this Hulk from destroying everything in existence. Even worse, all traces of Bruce Banner and the Hulks were consumed and replaced by Marvel's resident AntiGod The-One-Below-All, meaning the Breaker-Apart '''wants''' to destroy everything.]]

* DC's multiversal SelfDemonstrating/SuperboyPrime has exploits in various crossover events that are worth mentioning. In ''ComicBook/InfiniteCrisis'', he shrugged off the entire extended ComicBook/TeenTitans, [[ComicBook/JusticeSocietyOfAmerica JSA]], and Comicbook/DoomPatrol, got trapped in the Phantom Zone and got out, got trapped in [[Franchise/TheFlash the Speed Force]] and ''escaped'', beat on ''both'' heroes and villains in the Battle for Metropolis, shrugged off getting rammed into a super machine by a ''different'' ComicBook/{{Superboy|1994}}, broke through a 300 mile long wall of Franchise/GreenLantern willpower like it was made of glass, and beat the entire Green Lantern Corps on his way to Oa. The only thing that could stop him was ''two'' Supermen who had to ''fly him through a red sun''. Even then, he didn't actually die and the Green Lanterns imprisoned him ''inside'' the red sun.\

* DC's multiversal SelfDemonstrating/SuperboyPrime has exploits in various crossover events that are worth mentioning. In ''ComicBook/InfiniteCrisis'', he shrugged off the entire extended ComicBook/TeenTitans, [[ComicBook/JusticeSocietyOfAmerica JSA]], and Comicbook/DoomPatrol, got trapped in the Phantom Zone and got out, got trapped in [[Franchise/TheFlash the Speed Force]] and ''escaped'', beat on ''both'' heroes and villains in the Battle for Metropolis, shrugged off getting rammed into a super machine by a ''different'' ComicBook/{{Superboy|1994}}, broke through a 300 mile long wall of Franchise/GreenLantern willpower like it was made of glass, and beat the entire Green Lantern Corps on his way to Oa. The only thing that could stop him was ''two'' Supermen who had to ''fly him through a red sun''. Even then, he didn't actually die and the Green Lanterns imprisoned him ''inside'' the red sun.\\
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In the ComicBook/SinestroCorpsWar, the eponymous villains of the event manage to break him out. He then goes on to easily fight off the nearly the ''entire'' Franchise/{{Justice League|of America}} in spite of not being at full strength, beats up Sodam Yat (who was supposed to be the ''strongest superhero in the universe''), survives a bomb strong enough to destroy the Milky Way, throws the weakened Anti-Monitor into space like a rag doll, and then kills a bunch of Green Lantern Corps ''and'' Sinestro Corps members. He only gets beaten when a Guardian of a Universe [[HeroicSacrifice blows himself up]] to stop him. He survives that too and gets a tremendous power boost, hopping between universes and killing superheroes and villains alike trying to find his "perfect Earth." Even the Source Wall itself couldn't entrap him as he made a base of operations in it. This time around, he only gets stopped when a Monitor tricks him into fighting the Monarch, who's actually ComicBook/CaptainAtom multiplied by 52. When Prime breaches Monarch's armor, the explosion is so massive, it ''destroys a universe''. Of course, it's really too hard to keep a ridiculously powerful villain down.\\
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In ''ComicBook/FinalCrisis: Legion of 3 Worlds'', it's revealed that Superboy-Prime managed to survive that explosion, having only become lost to time and depleting his power boost. He gets brought to the 31st century by another supervillain to do what he does best: commit senseless acts of murder. It gets to a point that Franchise/{{Superman}} gets brought to the future as well to help defeat him. Here's the kicker: he, ''Superman'', determines that the only possible way to beat Superboy-Prime is to try and [[HeelFaceTurn redeem him]]. Apparently, they finally realized repeatedly [[StayingAlive blowing him up with cosmic explosions wasn't working too well]]. It doesn't work, anyway, and he was only stopped when he punched the Time-Trapper, an older alternate version of him, in the face.\\
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He was finally subdued when he was defeated by the Teen Titans and imprisoned in the Source Wall. While it's supposed to be inescapable, [[NoOneCouldSurviveThat so were some of the things he went through]], so we'll see if it lasts.

** WordOfGod has it that Juggernaut was gaining the upper hand in that fight, and Hulk only managed to keep him away from the scene for some minutes (by pushing him away).

* Ben Grimm from ''ComicBook/UltimateFantasticFour'' is much, ''much'' more imposing in the Ultimate Universe than his 616-incarnation. So much so that when Reed designed outfits for the team tailored to their powers he invented a new kind of shock absorber to layer in Ben's suit to act as a PowerLimiter - otherwise the mere act of ''walking around'' would shake the Baxter Building apart. It's rather telling that he managed to survive a possession attempt by Thanos - anyone else Thanos managed to possess burned out their bodies after a short time, while Ben managed to ''fight'' the Mad Titan and drive him out, leaving him just a bit winded.\\\
After Creator/WarrenEllis left the title, Ben's strength was considerably toned down [[DependingOnTheWriter by the following creative teams.]] Officially, only ComicBook/TheMightyThor and [[ComicBook/SubMariner Namor]] are stronger than Ben. [[ComicBook/IncredibleHulk The Hulk]], normally stronger than him, is weaker in the Ultimate Universe, so Ben is able to fight him and win during ''Ultimate Power''.\\\
Ben is not only capable of surviving on the ocean floor, but he's strong enough to move around normally (so long as he has an air supply). It's also implied that he can survive nearly any atmosphere as his lungs can convert unsuitable "air" into something he can breathe, which Nihil discovered [[OhCrap to his great shock]].

** In the ''ComicBook/FearItself'' event, Juggernaut becomes possessed by an ancient being in service of an Asgardian god, The Serpent, becoming "Kuurth, Breaker Of Stone". In this incarnation he is ''[[UpToEleven even more unstoppable]]''. Not only are all his usual weaknesses removed (telepathy doesn't work, draining his powers doesn't work, and teleporting him away will result in him teleporting back where he was immediately), but [[https://scans-daily.dreamwidth.org/3227647.html#cutid1 X-Men's attempts to stop him quickly]] turned into something akin to the Wiki/SCPFoundation's [[http://www.scp-wiki.net/experiment-log-t-98816-oc108-682 attempts to terminate SCP-682]]. They even resorted to having Adam X use his ''[[NightmareFuel power to ignite a victim's blood, roasting him from within]]'' on the Juggernaut. [[EpicFail The result]]: now he's unstoppable '''[[InfernalRetaliation and on fire]],''' or at least able to burn anything he touched. Ultimately, they resort to informing Cyttorak that his avatar is now serving another god. Cyttorak is naturally displeased, and Colossus volunteers to be his new avatar, gaining the power to stalemate Kuurth.

* [[ComicBook/IncredibleHulk Hulk]] can go into Juggernaut mode if you really piss him off. During ''World War Hulk'', the most powerful characters in MU, including Black Bolt, [[ComicBook/TheIncredibleHercules Hercules]], ComicBook/IronMan in Hulkbuster Armor, ComicBook/SheHulk, ComicBook/{{Ares}}, Comicbook/GhostRider, [[ComicBook/FantasticFour Thing]], Comicbook/DoctorStrange with the power of a demonic superweapon, ComicBook/TheSentry, and the Juggernaut himself couldn't stop him! Though Strange lost control and Ghost Rider had a [[BystanderSyndrome lack of motivation rather than ability]]. Still, Hulk defeating Sentry was thought up until then impossible, and when they thought all his energy was used up doing so, he saw who was really responsible for bombing Sakaar and Hulked Out hard enough to nearly break Earth with his ''steps'' before he was finally stopped.

* Omega, an EnergyBeing created by ''ComicBook/LegionOfSuperHeroes'' villain Brainiac-5 for the purpose of using the Miracle Machine to destroy the universe. (The Machine could only do what its user envisioned, and because Braniac-5 could not envision destruction o such a grandiose scale, he used it to create someone who could.) Nothing could even slow Omega down as it trekked towards the Miracle Machine; [[ComicBook/{{Valor}} Mon-El]] (who is as strong as Superman) couldn't hurt him in the least, and when Wildfire unleashed all the anti-matter contained within him at once, it destroyed the Legion headquarters, but failed to so much as dent Omega. Solution: The Legion promised Braniac-5 he could use the universe in return for the location of the Machine, and when he agreed, had Matter Eater Lad destroy it by eating it, causing Omega to disappear. (As for the promise, they were smart enough to realize [[ILied they didn't have to keep it]], and had the villain locked up in an asylum.)

* Creator/MarvelComics against ComicBook/{{Onslaught}} had near infinite strength, capable of going one on one when the [[ComicBook/IncredibleHulk Hulk]] had his greatest strength potential put out, not to mention knocking the Juggernaut, literally, across the country.

* ''ComicBook/TheTransformers'' has Galvatron. As a creation of Unicron, he's obviously ludicrously powerful, but throughout his entire history it shows. In one instance the Autobots unleash enough fire-power on him to level a city. Galvatron just laughs, waits for them to run out of ammo, then kicks the crap out of them. Ultra Magnus spends an entire issue fighting him. He loses. Nothing either the Autobots or the Decepticons have is actually able to do much more that hurt him, save three instances; Skalor's stun-beams, which just means he has one less arm to hit people with, Blaster's sonic scrambler ray, which just [[SanitySlippage made him lose what few marbles he had left]], and Roadblaster's Pathblaster weapon, which takes off part of Galvatron's head. But by that point he was so insane it didn't really register anyway. It eventually took ''time itself'' to actually destroy Galvatron for good.

** Moldrock. He doesn't have Xadhoom's sheer firepower, but can easily counter enough firepower to destroy a city and punch out buildings ''while his powers were drained'' (at full power he once turned a desert planet in a lush garden, and he still was getting the hang of those). To stop him, Paperinik resolved to [[spoiler:[[EnemyMine Trauma]] and his ability to make people relive their worse fears]]... [[HeroicWillpower And Moldrock willed himself through it]].