@plotweapon16255: for a nanosecond.
Standing in a star for long periods of time>>>Nuke in both heat and radation.
@plotweapon16255: for a nanosecond.
Standing in a star for long periods of time>>>Nuke in both heat and radation.
The nuke achieves that kind of radiation for only a nanosecond not enough to feel,its average temperature is way lower than that even then Superman was still knocked out by it.
@temporal_shift: at least tell me this, did hulk get any feats that past incarnations couldn’t accomplish?
Just need a yes/no nothing more.
Ok ai clicked on some of the spoilers, Thor tanked moon busting hits. This seems ridiculous and I'll admit it lol, if what I'm reading is true he should be able to give his comic counterpart somewhat of a fight
Hey can you link me
@phillip33: Can't say.
@temporal_shift: killin me
Everyone says that a Nuke is only at 100000000 degrees for a nanosecond, but I’ve never seen any proof of that.
@marvelanddcfan24: there's a detailed spoiler on Reddit that's basically a book of the movie which is confirmed by people who have seen it.
And Thanos is a monster. So is Thor.
@plotweapon16255: for a nanosecond.
But BVS nuke temperature didn't vanish instantly.
It lasted more then 30 seconds.
2:25
Standing in a star for long periods of time>>>Nuke in both heat and radation.
I haven't seen the movie but if it's a dying star like it was said in Ragnarok then the temperature of the core wouldn't be that hot it would be the opposite.
https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/dying-star-coldest-place-weve-found-universe-180953695/
@temporal_shift: yeah it said Thors axe has the power of the bifrost and heimdall sends Hulk to earth...
@plotweapon16255: yes but the peak temp did not.
It only stays that hot for an instant, standing in a star is like tanking nukes on rapid fire, way more radation and a constant amount of heat unlike a Nuke whick peaks and downgrades.
@marvelanddcfan24: and literally everything else about the movie.
@blackpantherisb: it's common sense tbh Nukes don't last long.
@temporal_shift: Well according to this site the first wave of the most intense heat last 1/10th of a second: http://www.atomicarchive.com/Effects/effects7.shtml
And frankly whilst weakened tanking heat 7 times more powerful than the heat of the core of a Star is above tanking the heat of a core of a Star for a minute and then passing out.
Tanking the heat for a 1/10th a second is nothing to what Thor did which is more than a minute and it didn't turn him into a zombie.
@temporal_shift: One tenth and Superman was heavily weakened. Times matters to an extent, but the temperature matters much much more.
@blackpantherisb: No it doesn't you as a mere human with any kind of sickness can still your finger into fire for 1/10 a second no problem. Now stick your hand into a bowl of boiling water for a couple a minutes.
And no Clark wasn't heavily weakend, and Stars also contain more radation than nukes. There's a reason why 1 Nuke won't life wipe Earth but the core of a star would.
@plotweapon16255: yes but the peak temp did not.
But it's way hotter.
It only stays that hot for an instant, standing in a star is like tanking nukes on rapid fire, way more radation and a constant amount of heat unlike a Nuke whick peaks and downgrades.
Nuke temperature>> average star temperature>>>> DYING Star.
Radiation is no where near nuke level which is about 5000 Rad.
@temporal_shift: link to spoiler post on reddit?
@plotweapon16255: No the radation in a star is much higher what part of constant don't you understand?
This is basic level of common Sense. Constant heat> burst of heat Constant rads > burst of rads.
https://www.reddit.com/r/MarvelStudiosSpoilers/comments/8ei6tq/infinity_war_full_spoilers_via_uwesker6/
@DammeFavour said:
I think we should wait till we all see the movie. Remember we used to have hela one shotting all the kryptonians and kurse stomping superman
Yeah I completely agree, pointless trying to debate for feats from a film you haven't seen yet. I wish this guy below had thought of that too.............
From this discussion thread: https://comicvine.gamespot.com/forums/battles-7/dceu-superman-post-justice-league-vs-the-avengers--1909847/
Somebody arguing for DCEU char feats off spoilers when they hadn't seen the film. If only they had followed your advice....
#38 Posted by deactivated-5a220d15cc740 (2527 posts) - 5 months, 9 days ago - Show Bio
@rampagethefirst: naa.....the whole purpose of this thread is using established feats which is why no one mentioned freeze breath before jl showcased it
Have you seen the film?
#39 Edited by DammeFavour (6742 posts) - 5 months, 9 days ago - Show Bio
@the_fallen_lord: not yet, seen spoilers though
@ianosm: almost like you didn't read the actual argument. Taking stuff out of context is your thing heh?
See how I didn't actually use feats from the spoiler and stuck to his already established ones?
@plotweapon16255: No the radation in a star is much higher what part of constant don't you understand?
Definitely not in a dying star.
This is basic level of common Sense. Constant heat> burst of heat Constant rads > burst of rads.
This doesn't apply for dying star.
Which runs on fumes.
@plotweapon16255: dying stars are still hot, and in the movie it's still hot. And it's still vastly more intense than a Nuke.
Drop a dying star on Earth and what happens? A shit ton more than a Nuke going off.
Not to mention the force inside the star he had to tank.
@plotweapon16255: Their cores are still 10+ Million K iirc. And pressure is 100 Billion tons per m^2. Surviving in a stars core is like surviving 10000s of nukes per second + getting crushed by the weight of one of the largest mountains on earth.
@temporal_shift: the core of a star is also much hotter
Honestly, the battle forums and threads like this are one of the biggest reasons I’m so looking forward to Infinity War. I guess I’m like Joker, cuz I just want to watch the site burn.
@plotweapon16255: dying stars are still hot,
Scientist disagrees.
https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/dying-star-coldest-place-weve-found-universe-180953695/
and in the movie it's still hot.
How hot??
Can u quantify it?
And it's still vastly more intense than a Nuke.
Except it.
Drop a dying star on Earth and what happens? A shit ton more than a Nuke going off.
That's Coz of earth's mass.
If u had any idea about Newton's Law of Universal Gravitation u wouldn't use this here.
Not to mention the force inside the star he had to tank.
But he is inside a chamber where he was only exposed to a fraction of core.
& Nothing is crushing him here to say the pressure exist.
@plotweapon16255: Their cores are still 10+ Million K iirc.
Not for dying star.
And pressure is 100 Billion tons per m^2. Surviving in a stars core is like surviving 10000s of nukes per second + getting crushed by the weight of one of the largest mountains on earth.
in trailer Thor was inside the chamber when he forged the weapon.
Where he was just exposed to a fraction of core.
& Nothing is crushing him here to say the pressure exist.
@plotweapon16255: thats not the core. didnt thor survive inside the core ?
@plotweapon16255: you know thats not a credited source right? And it's bogus lmao you DCEU fans are reaching now.
And that chamber he had to force open inside a star which is massively more massive than a planet.
How powerful is Thor in IW?
He'd still lose to DCEU Superman, tbh.
WAIT.....multi solar system striking force? Make that Multi Galactic
Ok ai clicked on some of the spoilers, Thor tanked moon busting hits. This seems ridiculous and I'll admit it lol, if what I'm reading is true he should be able to give his comic counterpart somewhat of a fight
Hey can you link me
link you what, I'm talking about the spoiler blocks in this thread lol.
If the core of a sun is true, do people not realize that's a solid island level feat at the least?
Keep pandering off overrated "heat" (you'd think heat was hax or something), but gigatons is far past any nuke in existence.
KRYPTONIANS HAVE THE DURABILITY TO SURVIVE BLACK HOLES.
PG 283.
FIORA VANISHED FROM THE UNIVERSE,SUCKED BACK INTO THE ZONE FOR AN ETERNITY. official canon mos novel.
SUPERMAN STOMPS EASILY.
This went from Thor surviving the heat of a Star to the power of a Star and then to tanking effing moon busting level attacks. Boi.. the power levels are rising as we write, the tension is getting more thicker and hotter, this thread is 'bout to blow up to smithereens.. the hype has officially reached its peak!
Current MCU Thor would give hell to pretty much any DCAU league member "excluding" Superman. At this point Superman still has him beat.
This went from Thor surviving the heat of a Star to the power of a Star and then to tanking effing moon busting level attacks. Boi.. the power levels are rising as we write, the tension is getting more thicker and hotter, this thread is 'bout to blow up to smithereens.. the hype has officially reached its peak!
LMAO
@_kingoflatveria: And the movie hasn't even come out yet and look at the extreme hype it's getting. I can only imagine what it'd be like on the battle forums after it has been released. This is giving me goosebumps lul
Batman beats both with prep time don't @ me
I gothcha fam
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