What other people are forgeting is that he is fast enough to repeatedly push other lesser speedesters to their respective vulnerabilities. Ultimately leading to their demise.
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No saying QS has enough damage output to hurt Edward, but he can definitely dish out A LOT more damage than a normal person. I can't believe I missed it, but his casual steps -did- indeed crater the walls of the room he was running against (he was kinda jogging at that point). Based on that he could quite probably put his foot through a normal person's chest if he actually tried. Still doesn't prove that he can hurt Ed though.
I'm calling stalemate until I see the next X-Men film (so for like a year and a bit). Heard rumors that he is going to have a much bigger role in that film, and that the director was going to try and show off new ways of how he can use his powers. So wouldn't be surprised if we see him running on water, amping his hits etc. in the next one.
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If you are moving something faster then something to the point of them standing still adjusting there direction seems legit however i don't know how thats considered damage output. What he did was redirection, not actually stopping them. The bullets still had velocity and once he slowed down they continued on their coarse. They still had to be stopped by something hard in the end.
Edward can run pretty fast, apparently, in a straight line. QS seems to be able to run that fast or faster (probably far faster) in zig-zaggy lines, circles, walls, etc.
Edit - Why did this thread progress further than Robtard's post?
The durability required in QS's body to run that fast and perform those actions (while in "super-speed mode") would give him astronomical durability AND strength. I probably won't do because it would take too much boring time but if someone could find QS's best "striking" feat, I could do the math on it and show how much force he can put out. It should be enough or far greater than anything we see Twivamps do. That's enough to harm a Twivamp as regular vamps can bust up Twivamp bodies in that universe.
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If we were to take the "he's so fast that he needs super durability to withstand speed" argument then this should apply to all other speedsters out there. And yet, we know of no speedsters with super durability save Superman. Heck, Flash gets hurt by normal attacks... he just heals fast.
So while theoretically correct, I don't think we can just take it as fact when discussing superheroes simply because they have been proven to not have super durability.
Yet Flash has been hurt by normal human punches while in Super speed as well as gotten hurt..the idea now that they all speeding bricks is pretty funny. If so, why are they not just running through walls of concrete, disregarding bullets, and saying to hell with all incoming damage. Clearly anyone who thinks they are all speeding bricks is ignoring showings. Smallville's Flash who is the fastest speedster on screen could still be hurt. Flash in some of the animated movies gets hurt just like everyone else when he gets hit. Hence why he try's not to get hit...the whole point of his powers. Be so fast he avoids the hits.
If anyone here can show QS feats of Clark's durability from Smallville, or Edwards durability besides the "he can run real fast, so he must have uber durability" please show it. Cause right now it's all talk.
Don't think you all get what Mindset is saying. Going right over your head. Please read his post again. Imagine this. Superman and Flash fighting. From what we've seen, while Flash is moving at super speed, he can toss Superman across blocks with just a push. Can he do the same while not moving super humanly fast? Moving at normal speeds? Think about it. Common sense.
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