Can DCEU Supes tank this attack?

The thread is not asking if Superman would survive the same energy output, it's asking if he'd survive the attack and the answer to that is NO.

you keep calling it an attack that would destroy the planet, and thats just not true

this(which instantly vaporizes people)

and this

are not the same, get over it, the guardians of the galaxy could not deliver a planet destroying attack, stop claiming thats what it is

its like people with rockets "moon busting gun" that couldn't blow up a room

Even if your point is correct Superman tanking that explosion with no problem would not be the case. The capitol building explosion is clearly weaker than the one caused by the girl. It is then focused into a single body. When a bomb explodes you don't get hit by its full power, because it is omnidirectional. Supes would have tanked a small amount of that blast. Concentrated blast are always more deadly. The theory that it depends on the user for energy output is flawed. If this were the case, Ronan's hammer would have be destroyed trying to destroy the planet.

@mrnoital: Okay.

I don't know its weaker, it blew through the glass ceiling, vs the concrete one that held back the capitol building, that doesn't mean its stronger, the one at the collectors just faced less resistance and was allowed more room to expand

and its not a theory that it depends on the user for energy output, it's fact, thats why it took someone that wasn't destroyed and falling apart within seconds(he was cracking up, but his skin wasn't falling off like the slave and starlords) it obviously took a weapon to control it the hammer isn't the user, just a tool, hence why it wouldn't be destroyed

and its downright stated that it can only be used by extremely powerful people/a group that once shared its power but were soon destroyed by its power, thats what was happening to the guardians, and their attack was both weaker and slower than the planet buster, so it seems clear that the more powerful the user, the more power they can use it for

I don't understand what the heck are we arguing about, you have seen the trailer for Infinity War right? (the leaked one) pressumably , Thanos uses the power stone to bust half of that moon/planet thingy on the background and the space stone to bring the debris against the Avengers. So, the power stone is planet busting

@mrnoital: You do realize that the Orb doesn't need to output planet-busting levels of energy to kill Superman, right?

@the_fallen_lord: yeah, but in this instance it's only outputting enough damage to bust Ronan

Lets get something straight, Ares says "Only a god can kill a god" and its legit. Rocket makes a gun, says it can bust a moon and Rocket is automatically wrong. Come on DCEU fans, how does that make any sense?

Nobody said it's legit only troll use that statement I think the reason Ares said that is because in his time ie ancient Greek there were no people with superpowers people with superpowers were considered as gods i mean put Supes in ancient Greek they would consider him as a god and worship him

Put DCEU Ares against DCEU Supes or Zod or Doomsday i think they'll will beat kill him

he said it can bust a moon, but we saw him use it, and it didn't even bust the room, he's not automatically wrong, he was proven wrong

@beyonder97: Okay.

@mrnoital: He didn't shoot it at a moon, he shot it at a confirmed planet buster who tanked it.

@thunderprince: him using the power of a stone channeled through his hammer says nothing about his durability

he definitely didn't have planet level durability

and a moon busting bomb would cause an explosion the size of a moon, which it didn't

@mrnoital: There is no proof the he didn't have planet level durability or at least moon level. That is simply not how comics work, there have been multiple times in comics where someone gets hit with moon level attacks and it doesn't create a moon level explosion.

@thunderprince: sometimes, but this was a gun that shot a bomb that caused a mushroom cloud like explosion, but it didn't do significant damage the room it happened in

cause its pretty obvious that this

is not a moon busting attack

maybe rocket was talking about a moon thats 8 feet long

I could buy that busting an 8 foot moon

@mrnoital: I'm pretty sure that it is, after all in the context of the situation there wasn't really another way to film the scene. Were they supposed to go up to a moon and blow it up before fighting Ronan?

@thunderprince: they could have shown it causing huge damage, they could have blown up at least half of Ronans ship, then I'd believe it has moon busting capabilities

I wish the amount of the power in the scene was more clear this attack is so unquantifiable that I really don't think you can judge either way.

Maybe it depends on the user. The celestial was easily able to destroy the planet with a power stone. The only thing that the Guardians of the Galaxy managed to do with the stone was destroy Ronan. There is no way in hell Superman is surviving a planet busting attack, but maybe's it possible that he could survive the attack from the Guardians. That's just an idea I had though.