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(DC vs Marvel)

Season 9 Episode 10

This is also one of my favorites DC vs Marvel matchup and the DBX was very satisfying to watch. The crew said this one will be brutal then let's see how brutal the fight will be i sure it will be a blood fest. I looking forward for this episode.

Here the Connections for this Matchup :

The connections between Black Adam and Apocalypse are that both are ancient terrors that arose from Ancient Egypt, who managed to survive to the present day where they became some of the most powerful foes for a team of superheroes (the Justice Society and the X-Men, respectively), before starting to side more and more with the side of good. Both are/were rulers of civilizations (Adam being the king of Kahndaq, while Apocalypse ruled several civilizations as a god throughout millennia) and are corrupted progenitors to modern day heroes (Adam being the fallen champion of the Wizard, as Shazam currently is, while Apocalypse was among the first mutants, as are the members of the X-Men). Both are depicted as slaves in some versions of their backstories, who once expressed a genuine desire to use their abilities for good before an intervention by a villain (Blaze and Kang, respectively) led to their falls to evil. Both also draw power from godlike entities (Adam draws power from Egyptian deities, while Apocalypse was enhanced by the Celestials). Both also have histories with reimagined versions of the Horsemen of the Apocalypse, albeit in opposing ways; Black Adam fought against a group of bio-engineered villains named after them, whilst Apocalypse's most notable minions are themed after the group.

Description
(DC vs Marvel)

Season 9 Episode 10

This is also one of my favorites DC vs Marvel matchup and the DBX was very satisfying to watch. The crew said this one will be brutal then let's see how brutal the fight will be i sure it will be a blood fest. I looking forward for this episode.

Here the Connections for this Matchup :

The connections between Black Adam and Apocalypse are that both are ancient terrors that arose from Ancient Egypt, who managed to survive to the present day where they became some of the most powerful foes for a team of superheroes (the Justice Society and the X-Men, respectively), before starting to side more and more with the side of good. Both are/were rulers of civilizations (Adam being the king of Kahndaq, while Apocalypse ruled several civilizations as a god throughout millennia) and are corrupted progenitors to modern day heroes (Adam being the fallen champion of the Wizard, as Shazam currently is, while Apocalypse was among the first mutants, as are the members of the X-Men). Both are depicted as slaves in some versions of their backstories, who once expressed a genuine desire to use their abilities for good before an intervention by a villain (Blaze and Kang, respectively) led to their falls to evil. Both also draw power from godlike entities (Adam draws power from Egyptian deities, while Apocalypse was enhanced by the Celestials). Both also have histories with reimagined versions of the Horsemen of the Apocalypse, albeit in opposing ways; Black Adam fought against a group of bio-engineered villains named after them, whilst Apocalypse's most notable minions are themed after the group.