he did drag it slow because he didnt want to damage the boat and there were people sitting on top of it. If he accelerated they would probably fall and die lol.
He casually lifted an entire building overhead that was heavier than the boat itself. So dont really thing he would struggle if he tried.
@anthp2000: Because Cyborg is made of the mother boxes which are far more advanced than earthly tech. By logic, there is no reason why a race from another realm with the tech to travel between them wouldn’t be able to handle something like the internet.
You mean the ship that he was dragging in arctics? What exactly made you think he was struggling?
Aside from the fact that he was dragging it with a chain/rope thingy over his shoulders very slowly?
He was doing that to no kill the people on the boat. You guys need to get the facts right first. There were alot of people sitting on top of the boat. If he runs fast they probably all get killed and the boat would ragdoll all over the place.
@supermanforever: why was he dragging it if he was strong enough to lift it in the first place?
Maybe there was an important thing in the boat? idk. Svalbard icebreaker is a boat for rescue missions etc. Also there were people on the boat. So i assume it wont end up well for them if he does that. The boat itself would most likely break in half.
@supermanforever: why was he dragging it if he was strong enough to lift it in the first place?
Maybe there was an important thing in the boat? idk. Svalbard icebreaker is a boat for rescue missions etc. Also there were people on the boat. So i assume it wont end up well for them if he does that. The boat itself would most likely break in half.
@supermanforever: why was he dragging it if he was strong enough to lift it in the first place?
Maybe there was an important thing in the boat? idk. Svalbard icebreaker is a boat for rescue missions etc. Also there were people on the boat. So i assume it wont end up well for them if he does that. The boat itself would most likely break in half.
Tell that to the building he lifted in JL.
Yeah, alot of things dont make any sense in cbm movies. But saying he struggles with it is just laughable when he carried away heavier thing that easily. But the reason i see for that one is that there were people sitting on top of it whom he saved.
@supermanforever: why was he dragging it if he was strong enough to lift it in the first place?
Maybe there was an important thing in the boat? idk. Svalbard icebreaker is a boat for rescue missions etc. Also there were people on the boat. So i assume it wont end up well for them if he does that. The boat itself would most likely break in half.
Tell that to the building he lifted in JL.
Yeah, alot of things dont make any sense in cbm movies. But saying he struggles with it is just laughable when he carried away heavier thing that easily. But the reason i see for that one is that there were people sitting on top of it whom he saved.
Fair. But are you referring to the oil rig?
Also, this is in context of continent level Clark. None of his other feats are that level, and it isn't on-screen nor a statement - hence outlier.
@rajjar: he was not at fullest at the oil rig and he didnt struggle with the oil rig, he was just screaming because he was trying his best to now allow the steel beam under his feet break to save the people. So he wasnt really struggling with the weight. Also i never stated that i consider his continent feat was legit. Though i dont think it would be unrealistic to see him doing something like that in the future.
@rajjar: he was not at fullest at the oil rig and he didnt struggle with the oil rig, he was just screaming because he was trying his best to now allow the steel beam under his feet break to save the people. So he wasnt really struggling with the weight. Also i never stated that i consider his continent feat was legit. Though i dont think it would be unrealistic to see him doing something like that in the future.
I know, but oraculi's been pulling that in this thread, which started this whole thing IIRC.
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