Originally posted by Soujaboy
Im not sure what your getting at? I know ever body has there bad moments, but every time someone brings up something about how Hulk has been defeated, killed etc, you holler PIS. Yet you find it rather easy to bring scans or moments of other characters bad moments into these arguments. How is anyone ever suppose to bring an argument against you if you label everything we bring against him as PIS?
about that.
Please show me where I screamed PIS at every thing bad that's ever happened to Hulk.
I'm just bringing up that every one has bad showings as well as good showings. If Hulk is beaten by Namor, it doesn't disprove him having unlimited strength at all.
Originally posted by Soujaboy
Yes true, I know Juggernaut has been hurt, but he has to be in order to deliver a good and entertaining comic. If Juggernaut was written to his full potential in every comic he appeared in the comic in no way would that comic be entertaining. How good would a comic be if the villain won the battle every time? he would have killed the X-Men, Hulk, Generation X, X Factor, Thor, Spiderman, The Thing, etc. Do you find the death of many great Marvel hero's to be entertaining? I don't think so, and thats why Marvel can't write Juggernaut to his full power. It's kind of like how Galactus has failed to eat earth, or hoe Spider Man defeated Fire Lord. I have accepted this, and I understand that Juggernaut can't be written to the fullest.
Hulk often faces the same stuff. He's not even really a hero most of the time; just a guy looking out for himself and smashing people he doesn't like. Many times, he comes in to fight the hero when there's nothing else to fro the story. When he's not facing the Leader or Abomination, he's beating on the Fantastic Four, the Avengers, Spider-man, and countless other heroes.
Of course Hulk can't be written to use his asteroid-shattering, celestial-fighting strength when he fights Spider-Man or Wolverine. Otherwise, he'd kill them.
Originally posted by Soujaboy
Now Hulk and Juggernaut are in two different situations, it's really hard to compare there comics. Juggernaut is the villain so he has to lose some how in every comic he appears in. Whether he walks into some cement, or his helmet somehow is taken off for the tk attack. Yet even being the villain Cain still has his feats even when not written to his full power set. Hulk is over written for his power set, and yet he still manages to be knocked around by about every character on the block. It really makes no since how Hulk has been ko'd more times than you and I can count yet you still call the times when he has been ko'd PIS. How can a situation be PIS when it happens on a regular bases?
Both Juggs and Hulk have been stopped by just about every one in Marvel and neither has been written to his full potential. Hulk has been beaten down physically before, but he's also shown he can fight uber-level beings like Celestials and Galaxy Master. He's held his own against and/or beaten top-tier guys like Juggernaut, Thor, Hercules, the Super Adaptoid (with the powers of 100 heroes), and various others. how many high-level feats does he have to have for them to even be noticed?
Do you think Spider-man knocking him out is logical when Class 100 character have had trouble taking him down on countless occasions?
Originally posted by Soujaboy
Hulk's unlimited strength is not the same as Juggernauts or Supermans. Hulks strength is solely based on how much stress he feels, which has a limit. Supermans power comes from the rays of the sun, it's not solely dependent on himself. Juggernaut is empowered by a god who from feats is on par with Galactus and eternity, his power isn't solely dependent on himself.
Porve it. For God's sakes, just prove Hulk's strength is limited. I've provided PROOF that your claims are false and that Hulk has unlimited rage so why are you still claiming this?
If Hulk is struggling to pull off a strength feat, obviously his stress and anger will continue to go up until he accomplishes his task. THAT'S unlimited strength.
Originally posted by Soujaboy
That bio did go against what you said. You stated that the Hulk had unlimited durability, yet the bio said he is only highly resistant to harm. How do you not see the difference. Highly resistant doesn't equal unlimited durability.
The bio didn't limit him to only being highly resistant to injury. It didn't say he COULDN'T increase his durability. his comics, however, do say that he can increase his durability.
Originally posted by Soujaboy
Lets say Mindless Hulk doesn't have a limit to his strength, Savage Hulk does. Mindless Hulk was only that strong because his mind had been wiped of all memories and feelings. Savage Hulk cannot do that, thus he can't reach that lv of rage.
We've covered that Hulk's strength is not limited to his rage. He also has increasing stress levels, depending on the severity of the situation.
Mindless Hulk has done nothing Savage Hulk didn't show he couldn't do. Just because he felt nothing but rage doesn't make Mindless any more powerful than Savage.
Originally posted by Soujaboy
You can believe that Hulk has unlimited stamina if you want.
I've proved this several times with scans and handbook quotes. I don't see why it's so hard to comprehend.
Originally posted by Soujaboy
So Hulk doesn't need to breathe now?
Again, what does this have to with any thing? It doesn't have any thing to with unlimited stamina.
Originally posted by Soujaboy
In comics Hulk isn't what your making him to be. Your making Hulk out to be some kind of god. You have stated that Hulk has unlimited strength, durability, stamina, can breathe in space, can't be killed, and is immortal. Hulk really hasn't shown any of these in comics. How enraged do you have to be to not get ko'd by Spiderman? I have yet to see Hulk be the Supreme god you make him out to be.
How am I hyping him up? You asked for proof that he: has unlimited strength, durability, and stamina, is very hard to kill, and has unlimited rage, and I provided that proof. In the comics, as I have shown you with scans, Hulk IS shown to have these capabilities. You don't have to like them, but they're there.
Originally posted by Soujaboy
How did the Handbook not contradict what you said?You said Hulk has unlimited strength, the handbook said he has the potential for unlimited strength.
You said Hulk has unlimited durability, the handbook said he's highly resistant to injury.
You said that Hulk had unlimited stamina, the handbook said nothing about that.
You said Hulk can't die, the handbook said nothing of that.
You said Hulk is immortal, the handbook said nothing of that.
How is the handbook not contradicting what you said?
The handbook IMPLIED that Hulk's strength is unlimited and I have proved that statement right with scans.
It stated he's highly resistant, but what you need to realize is that this doesn't limit Hulk. It doesn't imply that Hulk's durability is limited. Hulk's durability has been shown ON PANEL to increase with his rage on more than one occasion and it's been stated by the two handbooks I quoted to be unlimited.
His unlimited stamina has also been stated ON PANEL and in the handbooks I brought up. just because it's not mentioned in the one you brought up, that automatically means it doesn't exist? 🤨
I never said Hulk couldn't die. I just said he's VERY DIFFICULT to kill, especially physically which I have also proved with scans.
Hulk isn't immortal is the same sense as Lobo or Deadpool, but when one has unlimited stamina and unlimited rage and can keep fighting as long as he's enraged, well...
Originally posted by Soujaboy
I have already proved that Hulk has that same limit to rage, and adrenalin any normal human has this limiting his rage. Unless you want to say the Hulk has some uber brain now.
You haven't proved any thing. You just say, "Hulk's rage is limited, so his strength is limited." I've proved your statement false with scans and quotes from handbooks, yet you still won't accept it.
Bruce Banner's subconscious was portrayed like the Crossroads, a dimension with endless roads that stretch out endlessly. His mind was an endless world, meaning plenty of room for rage to grow. I don't know if this is how any comic book character's brain would be portrayed if they also explored thier own mind, but it was definitely how Banner's was portrayed.
Just once, prove your statement that Hulk's rage is limited.
Again, you're only being close-minded because you don't like Hulk so you're just accepting what you want to accept. I provided evidence in the form of scans from comics and quotes from two handbooks and all you have to argue with is a vague handbook description. You even stated that you chose to go by scans over handbook quotes.
Sorry, but scans and two handbook quotes (my proof) >>>>>>>>>> single, vague handbook description (your proof).