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based on feats

people like galactus dont have feats in this category so dont add him

Galactus.

Originally posted by Mindset
Galactus. what the Phuck did I just say?

Originally posted by Colossus-Big C
based on feats

people like galactus add him

Wonder man lifted/balanced half of Avengers Island when it was teetering on a crumbling mountain made up of Lavamen.

Thor lifted an incomplete skyscraper and lifted a part of the Midgard Serpent's body.

Hercules supposedly held up the heavens (I never saw the issue or scan but it was mentioned here).

Zeus lifted a volcano.

Blue Marvel lifted a building and an aircraft carrier.

If the Hercules story is true, then he wins. If not then Thor wins.

Hercules

Originally posted by zopzop
Wonder man lifted/balanced half of Avengers Island when it was teetering on a crumbling mountain made up of Lavamen.

Thor lifted an incomplete skyscraper and lifted a part of the Midgard Serpent's body.

Hercules supposedly held up the heavens (I never saw the issue or scan but it was mentioned here).

Zeus lifted a volcano.

Blue Marvel lifted a building and an aircraft carrier.

If the Hercules story is true, then he wins. If not then Thor wins. It is true.

Originally posted by Mindset
Galactus.

Originally posted by Mindset
It is true.

Holy crap you were right!
http://media.comicvine.com/uploads/3/31325/698598-99440_5_122_987lo_super.jpg

Then Herc wins. Unless someone else can match or beat this feat. Damn!

Why would Hercules win this thread if Atlas performed the exact same feat except for a much longer period of time? If anything, Atlas would win.

Anyways, Thor's World Engine feat is on the same level. More so if you since IIRC Thor wasn't at full power and that the World Tree has been revealed as the nexus for an Infinite Number of Universes or whatever. It's not just the Cosmic Axis of this Universe. Frankly, I consider it to be a more serious strength feat.

He did it another time too, iirc.

Or maybe he was just fighting Atlas, I can't remember.

Originally posted by zopzop
Holy crap you were right!
http://media.comicvine.com/uploads/3/31325/698598-99440_5_122_987lo_super.jpg

Then Herc wins. Unless someone else can match or beat this feat. Damn! continue looking at the scan and the answer will reveal itself

Originally posted by Rage.Of.Olympus
Why would Hercules win this thread if Atlas performed the exact same feat except for a much longer period of time? If anything, Atlas would win.

Anyways, Thor's World Engine feat is on the same level. More so if you since IIRC Thor wasn't at full power and that the World Tree has been revealed as the nexus for an Infinite Number of Universes or whatever. It's not just the Cosmic Axis of this Universe. No.

http://images.killermovies.com/forums/user_sigs/1/9/customsig_83719_UD.gif

Cheer up bud. Hercules can still be second best.

Originally posted by zopzop
Holy crap you were right!
http://media.comicvine.com/uploads/3/31325/698598-99440_5_122_987lo_super.jpg

Then Herc wins. Unless someone else can match or beat this feat. Damn!

Didn't Hulk lift a mountain on his back during Secret Wars?

Mountain>Clouds

Originally posted by psycho gundam
continue looking at the scan and the answer will reveal itself

Yeah, Atlas. But Rage also mentioned the Thor World Engine feat. I don't know enough about it (never heard of it). Anyone got scans?

So far it's Herc/Atlas for the top spot with the possibility of Thor unseating them.

i guess the joke of this thread is to see how long we go without mentioning the jolly green giant

Originally posted by theICONiac
Didn't Hulk lift a mountain on his back during Secret Wars?

Mountain>Clouds

IiRC, he 'merely' braced it. He wasn't actually lifting the mountain.

Originally posted by psycho gundam
i guess the joke of this thread is to see how long we go without mentioning the jolly green giant

Too late!

Mwhahahahahahahaha!

Originally posted by theICONiac
Didn't Hulk lift a mountain on his back during Secret Wars?

Mountain>Clouds where do you see clouds anywhere in that scan?

Hercules has greater lifting feats & pulling feats than Hulk.

Originally posted by Rage.Of.Olympus
Cheer up bud. Hercules can still be second best. He's already the strongest as this canon thread proved, sport.

Originally posted by wildernesss
Hercules has greater lifting feats & pulling feats than Hulk. meh

He'll lick your sense.

Originally posted by Colossus-Big C
where do you see clouds anywhere in that scan?

Err, u don't see the long, wispy, billowy white objects in those pics?

This is crazy, Hulk isn't even in contention? Does anyone know if he has any strength feats in the general area of the ones I listed in my initial post in this thread? Only the SWI "mountain bracing" incident comes to mind.

Originally posted by zopzop
IiRC, he 'merely' braced it. He wasn't actually lifting the mountain. he's smashed one by his lonesome when he didn't have to worry about the puny humans..twice

http://i1099.photobucket.com/albums/g386/psychogundam1/th_mountainsmash1.jpghttp://i1099.photobucket.com/albums/g386/psychogundam1/th_mountainsmash2.jpg


http://i1099.photobucket.com/albums/g386/psychogundam1/th_mountainsmash3.jpg

Originally posted by zopzop
This is crazy, Hulk isn't even in contention? Does anyone know if he has any strength feats in the general area of the ones I listed in my initial post in this thread? Only the SWI "mountain bracing" incident comes to mind.

Hulk held planet Sakaar together at a weakened state.

Originally posted by zopzop
Holy crap you were right!
http://media.comicvine.com/uploads/3/31325/698598-99440_5_122_987lo_super.jpg

Then Herc wins. Unless someone else can match or beat this feat. Damn!

Can we get a calc on this?

Where's whats his name with the math when you need him?

Originally posted by psycho gundam
he's smashed one by his lonesome when he didn't have to worry about the puny humans..twice

Thanks Gundam!

Originally posted by carver9
Hulk held planet Sakaar together at a weakened state.
Thanks Carver!

Originally posted by cdtm
Can we get a calc on this?

Where's whats his name with the math when you need him?


@Colossus Big-C, were you talking about strictly lifting feats or?

I don't know if you all consider this a strength ft sonce its involving punches but...

http://www.killermovies.com/forums/attachment.php?s=&postid=12952643

Originally posted by cdtm
Can we get a calc on this?

Where's whats his name with the math when you need him? The Hercules feat is a non feat. There was no force (or at least hardly any force) to push against. If Hercules would have let go then nothing would have happened.

Originally posted by h1a8
The Hercules feat is a non feat. There was no force (or at least hardly any force) to push against. If Hercules would have let go then nothing would have happened. Completely wrong.

You have lost your status as the resident mathematician.

Needless to say, I am completely disappointed.

Originally posted by h1a8
The Hercules feat is a non feat. There was no force (or at least hardly any force) to push against. If Hercules would have let go then nothing would have happened. based on what?

why did he have to trick atlas to support it?
why is atlas stuck there for thousands of years?

Originally posted by Colossus-Big C
based on what?

why did he have to trick atlas to support it?
why is atlas stuck there for thousands of years?


The point is that Hercules probably was only exerting 100 tons of force or less on something that will not fall. The feat can't be quantified since there was nothing to hold up. Remember "HOLDING UP" implies that something is going to fall if you don't.

Originally posted by Mindset
Completely wrong.

You have lost your status as the resident mathematician.

Needless to say, I am completely disappointed.

You can't apply math to non feats.

Eh, Superman, Atlas, Hulk, Thor, Hercules, any of them could really make a decent claim to being the strongest of the strong.

Originally posted by h1a8
The point is that Hercules probably was only exerting 100 tons of force or less on something that will not fall. The feat can't be quantified since there was nothing to hold up. Remember "HOLDING UP" implies that something is going to fall if you don't.

Except that he was holding something up that would fall, as the Greek Gods would have made it fall without Atlas holding it up.

It's an outlandish feat, sure, but its still a feat.

Originally posted by h1a8
You can't apply math to non feats. I agree, you're right.

That strength feat is beyond math.

He has infinite strength.

Originally posted by Mindset
I agree, you're right.

That strength feat is beyond math.

He has infinite strength.

How much strength would I need to lift a billion kilograms of hydrogen and helium?

Originally posted by h1a8
How much strength would I need to lift a billion kilograms of hydrogen and helium? Probably a lot less than it would to lift the universe, which is what Herc did.

That's an interesting question though, I'll have to sleep on it.

Originally posted by Mindset
I agree, you're right.

That strength feat is beyond math.

He has infinite strength.

Originally posted by -Pr-
Eh, Superman, Atlas, Hulk, Thor, Hercules, any of them could really make a decent claim to being the strongest of the strong.



Except that he was holding something up that would fall, as the Greek Gods would have made it fall without Atlas holding it up.

It's an outlandish feat, sure, but its still a feat. It wasn't mentioned that the Greek gods (lower case) would have made the sky fall without Atlas holding it up. Plus the sky is already connected to the ground. I guess the Earth is holding up a small portion already. Plus you have helium, hydrogen, etc. that rises above the denser gases and do not need to be held up at all. I don't even need 1 ton strength to lift a billion kg of hydrogen, helium, etc.

This is to say that even if the sky was falling then it doesn't have to be falling at the same acceleration (thus force equation) as a material object.

Originally posted by h1a8
It wasn't mentioned that the Greek gods (lower case) would have made the sky fall without Atlas holding it up. Plus the sky is already connected to the ground. I guess the Earth is holding up a small portion already. Plus you have helium, hydrogen, etc. that rises above the denser gases and do not need to be held up at all. I don't even need 1 ton strength to lift a billion kg of hydrogen, helium, etc. lol, you're taking it seriously

ha18 is thoroughly entertaining.

Originally posted by h1a8
It wasn't mentioned that the Greek gods (lower case) would have made the sky fall without Atlas holding it up. Plus the sky is already connected to the ground. I guess the Earth is holding up a small portion already. Plus you have helium, hydrogen, etc. that rises above the denser gases and do not need to be held up at all. I don't even need 1 ton strength to lift a billion kg of hydrogen, helium, etc.

This is to say that even if the sky was falling then it doesn't have to be falling at the same acceleration (thus force equation) as a material object.

http://i1215.photobucket.com/albums/cc513/dmills31/wtfkells.gif

Originally posted by h1a8
It wasn't mentioned that the Greek gods (lower case) would have made the sky fall without Atlas holding it up. Plus the sky is already connected to the ground. I guess the Earth is holding up a small portion already. Plus you have helium, hydrogen, etc. that rises above the denser gases and do not need to be held up at all. I don't even need 1 ton strength to lift a billion kg of hydrogen, helium, etc.

This is to say that even if the sky was falling then it doesn't have to be falling at the same acceleration (thus force equation) as a material object.

If Atlas didn't hold it up, it would fall.

And besides, and let me emphasize this:

IT'S MAGIC

Y'know.

Pr, you obviously don't know anything about gases.

Originally posted by Mindset
Pr, you obviously don't know anything about gases.

Well, i smell something foul either way...

Originally posted by h1a8
It wasn't mentioned that the Greek gods (lower case) would have made the sky fall without Atlas holding it up. Plus the sky is already connected to the ground. I guess the Earth is holding up a small portion already. Plus you have helium, hydrogen, etc. that rises above the denser gases and do not need to be held up at all. I don't even need 1 ton strength to lift a billion kg of hydrogen, helium, etc.

This is to say that even if the sky was falling then it doesn't have to be falling at the same acceleration (thus force equation) as a material object.

Your statement is utter stupidity.
Gases or not gravity exists and it has nothing to do with the weight of one gas versus another.

If I had 1 ton of feathers and 1 ton of bricks, which would be heavier to lift. The answer is the same assuming that they have the same density. Mass. Surface area. Etc.

Your lack of reasoning makes me glad that it is easy to spot a high school drop out a mile away.

Originally posted by h1a8
The Hercules feat is a non feat. There was no force (or at least hardly any force) to push against. If Hercules would have let go then nothing would have happened.

You should consider some things first, then it's possible to apply math to it. You should try the following three things imho, it think it's worth further pursuing.

Possibility 1:
Atlas had to lift his Grandfather Uranos (the Sky) in order to prevent him from raping his Grandmother (Gaia), a moot point though since Kronos cut off his dick and he lost interest some thousands of years before Atlas started. Anyway, Gaia is as big as out Earth or maybe like Greece, they didn't believe earth is round IIRC . Uranos had to have a similar size, maybe a little bigger. So Hercules/Atlas had to lift an floating Continent or Earth at best.

Possibility 2:
Atlas/Hercules had to seperate Earth from the rest of the Universe, which would be quite impressive, though then again, Earth is round and if he pushes in the north, the south will "touch down". He still wouldn't most likely lift the Sky or the Universe but rather push earth away with his legs (you always "lift the leighter weight" if you brace it, physics), now we know that the legs are stronger then arms, but anyway, he pushes earth away with his legs and "he stands on his head".

Possibility 3:
The Atmosphere is coming slowly down and Atlas/Hercules holds it in place before it collapses. This is impressive as you would have to figure how much our atmosphere weights but it shouldn't be as much as earth, right? Depends on the pollution and the ozonsphere.

Since, the Grandfather doesn't care or Earth is a part of the Univers and our Atmosphere does just fine by itself it proves that Zeus had to tell his Grandgradnfather to rape his Grandgrandmother or he had to let Earth fall toward the Universe or vice versa or he let's our atmosphere collapse, which makes Zeus an really big dick, sorry, a big ass, like Odin... Skyfathers in Marvel are assholes .

How the phuck do you quantify "holding the sky"? Its a looney tune feat.

Originally posted by SamZED
How the phuck do you quantify "holding the sky"? Its a looney tune feat.

I think the term was 'the heavens', he's basically holding up the universe while standing on the Earth apparently.

Originally posted by zopzop
I think the term was 'the heavens', he's basically holding up the universe while standing on the Earth apparently. That.. doesnt really add much sense to it..

I perform this feat everytime I'm drunk my friends are never impressed so it can't be the best feat.

Classic Beyonder is the strongest being to ever walk the Earth; he was knocking Celestials around with his fists like they were insects...

Either this:

http://img26.imageshack.us/img26/9766/89433950.th.jpg


Or this:

http://img847.imageshack.us/img847/5127/65556043.th.jpg


/thread

Or this little girl, pressing the whole Universe with one hand.

http://asset.nordicphotos.com/watermark/photoalto/np05788507.jpg

/now thread.

Wolverine, he broke UNBREAKABLE chains.