Originally posted by Dinalfos
So what does his durability to do with his strength? Nothing. It's a seperate spell. Unlike Hulk, Juggernaut's durability is not a consequence of his strength. It was all part of that little package.Furthermore, you're making assumptions(like so many of you do) about Hulk that just don't ring true. He doesn't need much time to get up to Juggernaut's level at all. The more he is provoked, the faster it increases(softly tap someone in the face once, he'll become ticked or even angry, hit him hard, all the while mocking him and he's likely to snap). His strength also increases geometrically to his anger, making it instantaneous. As for his "defusion", this only happens when the "threat" is gone. As long as the fight is on, he'll remain angry.
Also, he doesn't have a limit to his anger. Because he is basically rage personified. His mind is not exactly human. Ask Stan Lee, Sal Buscema, Peter David and the other Hulk writers. It really doesn't take long before Hulk overpowers Juggernaut in the strenght department. It requires, perhaps a lot of rage, but it doesn't take long. Especially not in a fight. If you wanna go by the comics, then we saw that it took Hulk only a second to rise from irritation to sufficient rage to render the
Juggernaut's strength useless. Without leverage.Btw, you won't hear me say that Juggernaut doesn't have feats. It's just that he won't top the Hulk in strength.
I'm sorry, but you would have to show me an instance where the Hulk instantly became super angry, and ultimately powerful.