This rule-based dilemma is also faced by another X-Men villain, and whose powers are completely opposite of Juggernaut, Frederick Dukes aka the Blob. Where Juggernaut is unstoppable, Blob is immovable. A former disciple of Magneto, Dukes has the mutant power of gravitational mass allocation.
Blobs mutant powers are gravity manipulation. He has a gravity well around him that keeps him inert to the ground below him to a depth of about 5 feet below he center of gravity. He can flex it like a muscle to extend it. If Jugg hit him, it would rip the ground out from around the Blob and get taken with him.
On another occasion, Sleepwalker defeated the Blob by using warp beams to wrap a steel girder around the villain, crushing his blubber and causing him great physical pain. The Hulk once took the opposite approach, harming the Blob by grabbing and stretching his flab.
Juggernaut power debate finally settled. Even in the heat of battle, the Juggernaut had to admit that the Hulk was stronger. This means that in the future Marko will have to be clever to defeat the Jade Giant.
According to Jeff Sharlet in his book The Family, The Blob was "about the creeping horrors of communism", defeated only "by freezing it—the Cold War writ small and literal".
When Mr. Sinister looks into his five-year plan, it reveals Juggernaut is used as a weapon to murder Thanos, as his powers are boosted, turning him into a being strong enough to kill the Mad Titan in one of the most brutal ways imaginable.
Juggernaut's power is unlimited, especially when sponsored by Cyttorak. And with his willingness to win any fight, he could even manipulate Colossus, though he's never been shown to be that clever. Juggernaut would really only need to land a single hit on Colossus to knock him out and make him lose him armored form.
Despite the fact that Galactus is a cosmic being older than the universe who regularly consumes entire planets, the earthbound Juggernaut shockingly proves to be more powerful than him–and one stunning side-by-side comparison confirms it.
According to the Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe, The Blob has a superhuman strength level of "4" and he can lift up to five tons. While this does not match up to the strongest members of The X-Men and Brotherhood of Evil Mutants, it was still more than basic mutants.
Superhuman Strength: While he did not originally possessed superhuman strength Blob underwent further mutation multiple times in his life and gained enough physical strength to lift 5 tons.
This feat means that even though Juggernaut's magic makes him unstoppable, Hulk has the overwhelming power to thwart Juggernaut's supernatural rules. But he still can't force him to surrender, or destroy him as he would need to for a true 'win.
The character is vulnerable to mental attacks, a weakness that has been exploited via the removal of his helmet, which normally protects him from such. The Juggernaut has circumvented this weakness on occasion by wearing a metal skullcap inside his main helmet.
Ultimately, Juggernaut is overwhelmingly stronger than Wolverine and more immediately durable, meaning that having beaten Logan to a pulp, he'd be able to simply hold him underwater for a permanent victory.
In DC Versus Marvel #1, Superman beat the Juggernaut with a single punch. The question, then, isn't really who would win in a fight - with his versatile powerset and formidable solar-powered strength, Superman is the default victor - but rather if Superman could physically stop the Juggernaut mid-stride.
With access to enhancements like the Power Cosmic and the Odinforce, Thor would beat Juggernaut pretty handily, but his base form is a different story. In their normal states, Juggernaut and Thor are pretty evenly matched in terms of brute strength.
No. The Juggernaut was defeated once by being trapped in a pool of cement. Odin is one of the most powerful beings in the Marvel Universe, with power at unbelievable levels.
The Blob is caused by a combination of warmer air temperatures (that warms the ocean's surface), changes in the patterns of wind speed, direction and duration (wind helps mix the ocean and by bringing cool water from depth) and the persistent mass of warmer water along the equator known as ENSO.
The blob is a plasmodium, informally known as a slime mold. Slime molds are a group of microscopic organisms that are superficially similar to bacteria, except they're bigger. Unlike bacteria, they have a distinct nucleus and other cell structures, so they are more similar to plant and animal cells than to bacteria.
The Blob isn't an animal, plant, or fungus, but actually a slime mold. It can heal itself after being cut in half, learn, find food, eat, move, and grow—all without a brain.
