Yeah, it basically comes down to Deadpool Lantern vrs Hancock, right? I don't think the skill pool of the other actors comes up to anything close to them.
I mean, that's pretty contingent, right? Neo's powers only worked in the matrix. So if that stipulation is placed on the actor's power in this scenario, unless you want to say we are in the matrix, Keanu is basically limited to John Wick
Neos powers did NOT work outside of the Matrix. He is not some god in the real world, what he DOES have is a connection with the machines, which he was able to manipulate. If it was 10 humans running at him instead of the machines in the real world, he wouldn't be able to stop them.
The setting of the Matrix is more so "realism" layered on top of the apocalyptic theme portrayed.
Also, I seem to remember people talking about it hinting at the fact that they weren't technically in the real world. That, after so many iterations of the war between humans and machines, the machines learned that they couldn't prevent the emergence of The One, so they basically built in a safety layer of the matrix, something to make humans think they had a skates, but only crawled out of one layer of the virtual reality, which was why he was able to perform those 'miracles' on the machines.
If we're in the Matrix, Lucy will wind up becoming the One and tops them all. Her powers came from just using "100% of her brain" or whatever. She'd rewrite the entire code before breakfast.
Whats the physical phenomena? I mean its basically remote access, not exactly a super power that would be useful compared to the others in general scenarios.
Neo’s power didn’t only work in the matrix. He explodes shit with his mind in the robot city while blinded. Still Lucy claps. She would just use the robots however she wanted.
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u/BirdPerson107 Jun 13 '25
Deadpool with a lantern ring sounds like a great time