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[Keen]

I laugh too, and I'm a Trekkie!

If you want to gauge it by planet-destroying power and maneuverability, the Enterprise is the clear victor. If you want to gauge it by being a hulking mess that can't survive a little missile in the exhaust port, well.... Whatever happened to the insurance of redundant structures?

...I suppose I'm about to get some major nerd points for this.

[Fara Moon]

100,000,000 points from me.

[Nevermind]

I like that gun from Hitch Hiker's Guide. Or something similar that makes people bend to your will. How do you stop a guy with a massive spaceship from shooting you? 'Convince' him not to.

[Ribbon]

my vote is for biological weapons. shrink ray is second. they have a spongebob episode about shrinking people. lol ^__^

Reminds me of Mystery Men with Ben Stiller. They had a handful of "Non-leathal weapons" And one was a gun that would shrink your clothes, it was pretty cool, or a tornado in a can? Kickbutt! Also in that movie they had a pretty kickass weapon: The Defraculator (I believe that's what it was called) but it basically turned you inside out

[Goose]

Sometimes I feel like my emotions turn me inside out. But then again, sometimes I dont feel that way.

[Ribbon]

Another cool weapon would be a happy ray that would make eveyrone so happy they'd burst.

It would end the emo era.

[Paladin Anthony]

Ok, First a Suncrusher OWNS the Death Star. And Enterprise better then a Death Star? They're definitely more even than anything. They're both a small city, both have ridiculous amounts of weapons.

But I gotta go with something that was said awhile ago, lol. Halo (or really the collective Halos.) Granted, they won't destroy planets from what I understand, but there's not gonna be any life left.

As for realistic super weapon... easy... nuke the north pole. You'll pretty much wipe out all life on earth as the initial explosion would create some nasty tidal waves, and then the radiation that would melt the ice caps would flood everything else. Granted, I'm convinced humanity would survive, but it would be greatly diminished.