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Ghost rider, dormammu and void should be immune to coldsnap & frostbite.
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Ghost rider, dormammu and void should be immune to coldsnap & frostbite. 56 votes
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No
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They are too busy working on new champs abilities that can't be countered by certain tactics, nullified or reverse healed. Just wait till they eventually release a champ that can nullify a nullify immune champ. It's going to get even more confusing.
I'm not gonna discuss that again since you can just use the search option to find 100 threads on it, almost every single one of them answered.
But to summarize, that isn't an excuse to make him incinerate immune
Pokemon logic would dictate that this is almost always false. If X is immune to Y, Y is seldom immune to X. (Besides Ghost/Normal, maybe?). Grass/fire/water have a rock-paper-scissors thing going on. I would've said that fire melts ice. Fire still burns when it's cold, so long as it has fuel.
And cold, bullets, punches, kicks, swords, laser beams, shuriken, bombs, electric shock, claws, and flying arrows.
As seen here:
https://astronaut.com/the-planet-of-burning-ice/
Gliese 436b is a planet of burning ice.
Iceman should be immune to cold, but the one form of cold Iceman should *not* be immune to is Iceman himself. That's because both logically** and canonically according to the comics, Iceman doesn't just generate low temperatures. The low temperatures are actually just a side effect of his true power which is transferring energy out of materials. This makes them cold, but that's just incidental. Iceman's powers should hurt Iceman even if Iceman is immune to the effects of cold because he probably isn't immune to the effects of something else, like another Iceman, sucking all of the energy out of his body.
** The comic books are really just following the logic surrounding Iceman's abilities: heat can only normally transfer so fast, so even if Iceman somehow generated temperatures near absolute zero around an object, that object would still take a long time to freeze solid because its own mass insulates itself from the cold. The only way for Iceman to do the things we see him do is if his super powers can remove kinetic energy from a substance almost instantaneously, which doesn't happen with just normal cooling. He has to be literally sucking the energy out of the things he freezes from the inside out, not just cooling them from the outside.