Character Ownage

Originally posted by CosmicComet
Toppling mountain(s), not if he was merely directly punching them though, indirectly. And it was felt all the way into space/outer atmosphere, and through the center of the Earth.

Considering Dr. Veritas tells us right there that the power level he's showing surpasses what she was measuring from him before (5 days Earth bench pressing), all we can take to mean is that Earth is just that damn durable.

Or that H'el "absorbed" most of it's power with his face. biscuits

Originally posted by Batman-Prime
Or that H'el "absorbed" most of it's power with his face. biscuits

Originally posted by PhilosophÃ_a
Or 'comics physics' and most of that >>>planet moving strength was directed at H'el's face.

Originally posted by Philosophía
Eh, what was actually shown [i.e. his blows being felt fron the center of the Earth and Watchtower] is far above mountain toppling, so that statement is a bit redundant.

Show not tell and all that.

Or 'comics physics' and most of that >>>planet moving strength was directed at H'el's face.

It was clearly just meant to show escalation.

Toppling mountains --> Even felt in the core of the planet --> Even in the outer atmosphere.

Originally posted by Philosophía
Too slow.

uhuh

edit: One more thing can clue us in on to Earth's durability. Dr. Veritas told us that the machine that generated 6 sextillion tons of weight, if turned up to its max settings, would create a wormhole that would cause the Earth to implode. So 6 sextillion tons of weight generated by the machine is not too much for the Earth itself to handle, which just means the Earth is just that damn durable.

Originally posted by CosmicComet
edit: One more thing can clue us in on to Earth's durability. Dr. Veritas told us that the machine that generated 6 sextillion tons of weight, if turned up to its max output, would create a wormhole that would cause the Earth to implode. So 6 sextillion tons of weight generated by the machine is not too much for the Earth itself to handle, which just means the Earth is just that damn durable.

It was a good feat, why must people not feel satisfied with the bear facts

Originally posted by CosmicComet
edit: One more thing can clue us in on to Earth's durability. Dr. Veritas told us that the machine that generated 6 sextillion tons of weight, if turned up to its max settings, would create a wormhole that would cause the Earth to implode. So 6 sextillion tons of weight generated by the machine is not too much for the Earth itself to handle, which just means the Earth is just that damn durable.

Which means DC Earth > Marvel Earth 👆

Originally posted by psycho gundam
spin doctoring level = bill o'reilly

What do you mean?

Originally posted by CosmicComet
What do you mean?

Originally posted by Batman-Prime
Which means DC Earth > Marvel Earth 👆

^ this. It's the only logical answer to what you are implying, which is uneeded

We should make a thread.

Superman pushes DC Earth at Marvel Earth, then flies to Marvel Earth and pushes it towards DC Earth.

Which one breaks first?

Originally posted by psycho gundam
^ this. It's the only logical answer to what you are implying, which is uneeded

I don't remotely think that, actually.

Marvel Earth is not exactly easily damaged either.

Marvel Earths break rather easily. vin

Guys, move on.

Originally posted by Batman-Prime
Marvel Earths break rather easily. vin

Small gods, small worlds, etc.

Originally posted by -Pr-
Guys, move on.

Party pooper. uhuh

I'm pretty sure the line in JLA/Avengers was actually meant to imply that DC Earth was larger than Marvel and RL Earth, since it has a lot of cities that don't exist in real life (Gotham, Keystone, Central, Metropolis, etc.)

Originally posted by Philosophía
It's also smaller than DC Earth.

Small gods, small worlds, etc.

Party pooper. uhuh

You mean puny gods? 😉

Originally posted by HueyFreeman

What comic is that?

Avengers/Transformers crossover

Kinda loled