TheRealValkyrie

@rajjar:

When did Thanos make a black hole throughout that entire film? When? Thanos broke some pieces off of a tiny ass moon that didn’t even injure Tony? Cool feat, doesn’t really compare to getting hit by hundreds of nukes at once though. Also, some people forgot to mention but Godzilla is almost invincible, his shields protect him from any attack, and can only be penetrated in a very tiny time frame(as in 1/1000th of a second)a very specific spot, and complicated process that Thanos doesn’t have the time, nor the knowledge to do so. So while Thanos is trying to find a way to injure Godzilla Earth, Godzilla earth is gonna use his mountain busting beam and destroy Thanos, because he almost got done in by a hammer that I’m guaranteeing can’t blow up an entire mountain. Show Thanos using the time/reality stone on anything of Godzilla’s size, show Thanos dodging something that’s going easily faster than most shit in the MCU. Thanos has no feats showing he can do anything to Godzilla, while Godzilla easily shows feats to absolutely destroy Thanos.

@comic_book_fan:

True, but has Apoc even destroyed a planet? I don’t read much about him.

@captainsweatpan:

I know this is completely off topic, but that headbut scene made me laugh so hard. Superman was standing 30ish feet away from WW, and then he does the G-Mod no clip float straight towards her.

@nucleon:

Well anything that a nuke detonates right on top of should be vaporized, considering that nukes can hit 150,000,000 degrees right at the core. It’s only for a split second, but’s it’s more than enough.

Stalemate-Me

Because as long as I never turn the page, he never moves.

Realistically though no one is gonna even come close. Didn’t he beat a teleporter or something?

@ace786ace:

Well I guess if you wanna be my meat shield we can see what kinda bullets go straight through and what kinda bullets you can stop for me.

Well we saw how fast he recovered(when Batman was punching him), kinda unquantifiable, and maybe Kryptonite just takes longer to heal? I’d have to see it used more in future DC films to see how long the effects actually last. And since he was injured by the radiation from a nuke(Superman healed from the suns radiation but neutron stars emit different radiation)he should be harmed by the radiation of the neutron star.

@rijehu:

Well the feat of the nuke hitting the Chritauri fleet isn’t really a feat towards anyone because the military did it, it’s not like iron shot the nuke himself. And I’m we’re also applying physics(not really a physicist so I’m learning as I go)to the Neutron Star as well, obviously the Dwarfs has some kind of device to keep the gravity in check, or goodbye that entire space-building-thing. That beam was not only hot as balls, but it was packed to the brim with radiation and massive amounts of pure force. I’m not lowballing the nuke because there was still obviously a good chunk of force, but it wasn’t nearly close to the 500kiloton explosion it was stated to have been. Also yeah DD can only absorb a portion of the explosion, as it’s AOE, but he still absorbed a good chunk(I’ve just noticed that I’ve said “chunk” a lot)of the blast, heat, and radiation.

On a side note seriously where can I get a pair of clothes like Superman’s? Can I get them in shoes so my damn shoes stop getting so torn up?

@x_insignia1:

I think that the Chitauri thing was stupid, nukes don’t work like that. Kinda similar to how Superman got revived, huh, complete and total BS. Kinda similar to how Superman was technically stated(it’s shown on a newspaper)to be able to shift tectonic plates in BvS, and I don’t see many people complain when that’s used, even though there’s no evidence of it even being a thing other than a newspaper. Kinda similar to the 300DB cannons Batman was using against Superman in BvS(the canons that shot out air)even though they were nowhere near 300DB, yet people take that as a feat apparently.

@x_insignia1:

Are we also overlooking that DD ate up most of that nuke? Are we overlooking the fact that the explosion was a fraction of what it could’ve been because it was practically detonated in space? Look at the link I posted. That nuke would’ve had a lot more force in the actual explosion if it would’ve detonated in the lower atmosphere.

@rijehu:

For the sake of it, because I’d expect links as well, here ya go.

https://history.nasa.gov/conghand/nuclear.htm

Let me know if you want more than one.