A Certain Powerful Omnitrix 4: World War X

Author's Notes: Of Esper and Alien match ups and other explanations.

Okay everyone, Before I go and write the sequel for this book, I am going to explain some things that I have been asked many times when writing this series. Questions will be answered here that are both technical and slightly stupid.

Question #1. Aliens V.S Espers.

To be honest, I've done a lot of input into this question, especially since both Ben's aliens and the espers from To Aru Majutsu No Index have some pretty unique abilities. Now before I begin, let me just say that Ben actually has the advantage here, mainly because of the variety of abilities he posseses. It would be safe to say that he would be more a threat to the average esper then someone using Multiskill. For every level 5 that has been either mentioned or debuted in this fan fiction so far, Ben has actually had an alien with counter measures against those abilities (not counting my OC aliens). However, even with those counter measures, Ben's aliens are not completely invincible, let's get that completely straight. I'm sorry Ben 10 fans, but Ben isn't a god unless he's in control of Alien X. Sure he may be on par with Superman and the other greats in battle, but each alien has a weakness even against the esper they would be best suited against. Even Mikoto was able to restrain Chromastone (though she wasn't able to knock him out). I have provided a list of alien and esper matchups, all of them being where Ben uses the best suited alien against that esper.

1. Clockwork vs Accelerator

Winner: Draw

Now I know what you're thinking. Clockwork is slow and big, no way he could avoid Accelerator....or can he? It was actually revealed in the Ben 10 Omniverse episode : Back with Bengeance, that Clockwork can slow down time around him, allowing him to move at XLR8 like speeds. Clockwork can also get past Accelerator's vector deflection thanks to the fact that his Temporal rays do not use any known vectors, whether it's a supernatural power that can be negated by Imagine Breaker, that remains a mystery. The reason Clockwork doesn't win this battle though is because it is unknown whether Accelerator's black wing form would be able to deflect Clockwork's time manipulation, because it is still unknown whether there might be some sort of undiscovered vector behind Clockwork's powers. So while it appears to be in Clockwork's advantage...this battle ends in a draw.

2.Chromastone vs Meltdowner. Feedback vs Meltdowner.

Winners: Chromastone, and Meltdowner

Chromastone wins hands down.  Meltdowner's powers rely soley on the manipulation of ionized electrons, something which Chromastone's light absorption can easily counter. And while Meltdowner is good at hand to hand combat, Chromastone's near invulnerable skin pretty much throws that skill down the drain too. Another alien which could also defeat Meltdowner would probably be Feedback. However, Feedback is not completely immune to an attack like Meltdowner's especially if taken by surprise. So he loses this one.

3. Gravattack vs Attack Crash. Ultimate Gravattack vs Attack Crash.

Winners: Attack Crash, and Ultimate Gravattack

Gravattack would probably gain the first adavantage, being able to restrict Gunha with his ability to severely increase his opponent's weight. However, Attack Crash has been shown that his ability allows him to physically power through many unsavory situations, actually being able to stop Mikoto's 30% Railgun move with just his teeth, and Gunha's finishing move, Amazing Punch, would actually damage Gravattack enough to make his core go nuclear. Ultimate Gravattack on the other hand, doesn't have an exposed core, so he is less vulnerable as long as he keeps his mouth shut, and his gravitational power is actually powerful enough to completely restrain Attack Crash.