@batman242: There's still tons of dirt and rubble that were seen later falling from the mass. It didn't vaporize everything. The dirt in the way suppressed the energy substantially.
I didn't say vaporize, I said pulverize.
"Pulverization" d:to reduce to dust or powder -dictionary.com
Vaporization would easily make it atleast in gigaton range, to give it perspective it would put him as top tier One Piece in terms of durability.
We don't understand Kryptonian technology or physiology. Can we say 'therefore magic'?
Call it whatever you want, since that's beyond my point.
So Thor being scratched by a boulder is better than Superman surviving a nuclear explosion in his face?
How did you come to that conclusion from what I said?
In terms of how much it damaged the character Thor took less damage from the boulders vs Superman from the nuke.
The point is the nuke almost killed him yet didn't leave any scratches, as to why it's dumb to compare durability from scratches a character take.
Thicker skin it is. His skin has went through a lot more than Thor's has and has yet to be breached. The only wound he's ever gotten is from the Kryptonite spear and that one time the bot hit him in the ship in the first film.
Yeah I'll agree that Supe have thicker skins, but ultimately it doesn't mean he's more durable. Since a megaton of force didn't scratch his skin but still almost killed him.
The boulder could have generated just as much force falling. The results would have been the same.
What do you mean? Do you mean that Thor would've been hurt by just a boulder falling on top of him instead of thrown by a hulkish monster?
If it falls from far enough it would. Let me give you an example.
Sure, maybe if it fell from orbit.
DD produced a lot more force smashing the stone on Clark than he would've thrown it, because his strength was behind it the entire time. Kruse would've probably done more damage if he jumped and smashed the boulder over Thor instead.
I agree, but it have nothing to do with my point.
The point is just because a truck/boulder hurt Supe/Thor, doesn't mean the it's the weight of the truck/boulder rather than the thrower itself.
Nope. That came from underground.
Already proven you wrong about that, the blast covered the entire section of the landmass, Thor was also accelerated massively from the landmass falling due to gravity+Ironman's replusors. So it's likely he fell to the center and tanking the blast at the center.
Why would it not? That's an indication of how much force is behind the punch. People use the distance a hit sends others as an estimation to the force used all the time. This is no different.
Yeah, and with rough estimates it's below 10 tons of force, unless you can provide a calc with vastly different result it's pointless.
You can use it as a feat, it's just not a very impressive feat without context.
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