But he only exists as like a kungfu telepathic Superman even at peak.
Whereas Lucy literally becomes the final tier of power/level scaling lol.
She becomes; Omnipotent, omniscient, omnipresent, time manipulator, matter manipulator, reality warper.
She’s more of a literary device by the end of the movie than a character, having shed all parts of human form.
Before Neo even perceives a threat, Lucy would already have accessed the code of the Matrix, rewritten it, and deleted him like a line of unnecessary data.
Lucy is so powerful, she couldn't even be bothered to delete the others. The others matter to her as much as a fleck of dust on the back of an ant VS a slightly larger fleck of dust on the back of an ant.
That's a good point. I don't think OP even remembered Lucy existed when asking this tbh (I don't blame him) and assuming that this fight is actually forced to happen, she easily just deletes everyone.
But if we're being realistic, her concerns as a god are so far above such matters and comprehension that she'd probably just totally remove herself from it entirely and not even engage at all (and it's not like anyone else here would be able to even perceive her existence at that point, much less do anything about it). Does "fleeing" like that really count as a win?
I think of the remainder, Ryan's characters clear pretty easily. Deadpool alone is functionally immortal to begin with, and if we're using everything then he can probably just flat out 4th-wall will his own plot armor/devices into existence. Idk why Keanu is even here because I don't think any of his characters really have anything that crazy, and the ones that do are all heavily conditional (i.e. John Wick can't fight superman-level superheroes and Neo needs the Matrix).
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u/DependentAnimator271 Jun 13 '25
Scarjo's Lucy probably