Originally posted by pym-ftw
Ozy caught a bullet which pack less force than a boxers punch.Cap's Durability is so far and away above Ozy there not even comparative
Caps charging speed is also much greater than anything shown in the Watchman movie
Movie Cap is also apparently fine with killing people, and if he hits Ozy he can kill him in a single strike
The energy of a bullet exceeds that of a punch by a lot. Otherwise people would splatter other people's faces with punches.
Cap's durability is more than Ozy's but no so much that Ozy (whom has superhuman strength) can't hurt him well. Red Skull after all smacked blood from Cap and all he did was dent a costume prop metal shield.
Charging speed? What the hell is that going to do in an up close fight? Ozy has the speed and reflexes to catch bullets. What the hell is Cap going to do? Ozy will kick the shit out of him, probably 10 ft through the air or simply trip him or make him look stupid some other kind of way.
Yet movie Cap didn't kill many ordinary humans whom he hit. Ozy is superhuman in every sense of the word and not a regular human. Cap didn't kill Skull with a punch and Ozy is almost comparable in physicality. Hell Rorshach and Nite Owl had superhuman durability and Ozy is above them.
With that said, Cap would have a hard time even hitting Ozy. I wouldn't be surprised if Ozy beats him without getting touched in 7 out of 10 matches.
Originally posted by Silent Master
3rd time asking.Prove that Thor was using all his might and that the metal was only deformed by 1cm. also prove that it only takes cl 5 strength to deform Iron-man's armor.
Keep in mind that his armor took a tank shell in the first movie without any damage to the armor and that real world titantium would have been completely destroyed.
Why wasn't he using all his might? He tried to kill the shit out of Cap with the hammer. Obviously he wasn't holding back.
My guess, based off my college physics professor's experience, is that it takes about 1-2 tons concentrated in the area of a fingertip to begin to dent a thin plate of titanium. Imagine the force of the weight of a couple of cars pressing down on a thin plate of titanium in the area of the size of fingertips.
False, the Iron Man suit took damage from the tank shell. When he landed and got up you see his chest area damaged and was scared up.
Also the chest is much more durable than the wrist area.
Lastly, a tank's shell after traveling over 1000ft against gravity (loss of thousands of joules of energy) doesn't hit with much kinetic energy at all.
The loss of kinetic energy is mgh which is huge considering the height in which the shell traveled to hit Iron Man. Plus the shell didn't seem to be traveling that fast as you clearly see it go past Iron Man when he dodges it. But we can chalk that up to suspension of disbelief and assume it was going faster than a handgun bullet.
And lastly, are you basing characters off their highest feats or average feats?