Originally posted by roughrider
Even if Thor puts down the hammer - like in the past - it's no more than a stalemate. Hulk knocks Thor down, Thor continues to get up and fight. Hulk doesn't reach the infinite rage people keep talking about; he gets confused as to why he can't put Thor away. With the hammer, Thor knocks him around like a beachball. Godblast is the ultimate weapon to pull out.
I like to see Hulk lift The Midgard Serpent.
Never mind, he can't.
I'd like to see Thor resist the matter-antimatter atttraction. Oh that's right. He can't. He doesn't have the near infinite strength required to perform such a task.
Hulk doesn't need "infinite rage" to exercise near infinite strength. All he needs to do is get angry. There is no theoretical equation that measures how much stronger Hulk becomes from x amount of anger over x amount of time. That's not how it works.
The Hulk is a figment of Bruce Banner's childhood imagination come to life via gamma radiation. Somehow, gamma radiation brings the subconscious desires of the mind to reality. Samuel Sterns wanted to be smart; he became the Leader. Jen Walters wanted to be beautiful and strong; she became She-Hulk. Leonard Samson wanted to be physically impressive; Doc Samson. Heck, Silver Surfer wanted to be free of Galactus's barrier, and after absorbing Hulk's energy, he broke through it.
Hulk's strength isn't restricted by the laws of the physical universe. As a child, Bruce's feelings of powerlessness before his father caused him to dream up an imaginary friend (whom he modeled after one of his toys,) that would always be strong enough to protect him and his mother. "The madder Hulk gets the stronger Hulk gets." As an imaginary creature, with his strength he can do whatever a child might imagine him being capable of, making his strength fundamentally limitless. Doing things that defy the laws of physics are not impossible for him. In truth, the Hulk may not be composed of atoms.
Anyway, lifting the Midgard Serpent pales in comparison to any of Hulk's greater feats. People know so little about Hulk, it's insulting. 🙁
Thor is a fighter, and he can hold his own with Hulk for a while without Mjolnir, but he won't be able to stalemate Hulk forever. Eventually he's going down.
Originally posted by Cosmic Cube
I'd like to see Thor resist the matter-antimatter atttraction. Oh that's right. He can't. He doesn't have the near infinite strength required to perform such a task.Hulk doesn't need "infinite rage" to exercise near infinite strength. All he needs to do is get angry. There is no theoretical equation that measures how much stronger Hulk becomes from x amount of anger over x amount of time. That's not how it works.
The Hulk is a figment of Bruce Banner's childhood imagination come to life via gamma radiation. Somehow, gamma radiation brings the subconscious desires of the mind to reality. Samuel Sterns wanted to be smart; he became the leader. Jen Walters wanted to be beautiful and strong; she became She-Hulk. Leonard Samson wanted to be physically impressive; Doc Samson. Heck, Silver Surfer wanted to be free of Galactus's barrier, and after absorbing Hulk's energy, he broke through it.
Hulk's strength isn't restricted by the laws of the physical universe. As a child, Bruce's feelings of powerlessness before his father caused him to dream up an imaginary friend (whom he modeled after one of his toys,) that would always be strong enough to protect him and his mother. "The madder Hulk gets the stronger Hulk gets." As an imaginary creature, with his strength he can do whatever a child might imagine him being capable of, making his strength is fundamentally limitless. Doing things that defy the laws of physics are not impossible for him. In truth, the Hulk may not be composed of atoms.
Anyway, lifting the Midgard Serpent pales in comparison to any of Hulk's greater feats. People know so little about Hulk, it's insulting. 🙁
Thor is a fighter, and he can hold his own with Hulk for a while without Mjolnir, but he won't be able to stalemate Hulk forever. Eventually he's going down.
The best explanation I've heard from you yet. 🙂
Well done.
Originally posted by Cosmic Cube
I'd like to see Thor resist the matter-antimatter atttraction. Oh that's right. He can't. He doesn't have the near infinite strength required to perform such a task.Hulk doesn't need "infinite rage" to exercise near infinite strength. All he needs to do is get angry. There is no theoretical equation that measures how much stronger Hulk becomes from x amount of anger over x amount of time. That's not how it works.
The Hulk is a figment of Bruce Banner's childhood imagination come to life via gamma radiation. Somehow, gamma radiation brings the subconscious desires of the mind to reality. Samuel Sterns wanted to be smart; he became the leader. Jen Walters wanted to be beautiful and strong; she became She-Hulk. Leonard Samson wanted to be physically impressive; Doc Samson. Heck, Silver Surfer wanted to be free of Galactus's barrier, and after absorbing Hulk's energy, he broke through it.
Hulk's strength isn't restricted by the laws of the physical universe. As a child, Bruce's feelings of powerlessness before his father caused him to dream up an imaginary friend (whom he modeled after one of his toys,) that would always be strong enough to protect him and his mother. "The madder Hulk gets the stronger Hulk gets." As an imaginary creature, with his strength he can do whatever a child might imagine him being capable of, making his strength is fundamentally limitless. Doing things that defy the laws of physics are not impossible for him. In truth, the Hulk may not be composed of atoms.
Anyway, lifting the Midgard Serpent pales in comparison to any of Hulk's greater feats. People know so little about Hulk, it's insulting. 🙁
Thor is a fighter, and he can hold his own with Hulk for a while without Mjolnir, but he won't be able to stalemate Hulk forever. Eventually he's going down.
props on that post
Originally posted by roughrider
Even if Thor puts down the hammer - like in the past - it's no more than a stalemate. Hulk knocks Thor down, Thor continues to get up and fight. Hulk doesn't reach the infinite rage people keep talking about; he gets confused as to why he can't put Thor away. With the hammer, Thor knocks him around like a beachball. Godblast is the ultimate weapon to pull out.
I like to see Hulk lift The Midgard Serpent.
Never mind, he can't.
Savage will destroys him, eventually.
Tho Thor did tie Prof Hulk without his hammer.