Originally posted by snoopdogg
Take your head out of Namors @ss for one second DC. Namor at full strength is equal to Ult. Colossus cause feats speak for themselves and Namors do not surpass Colossus' in any way. Don't be getting sh!t twisted.
It would always be nice to have a civilised debate without resorting to insults, sadly this isn't always possible. ❌
If you compare the strongest feats of Colossus and the strongest feats of Namor, Namor outclasses Colossus by far.
Which one of Colossus's feats can even hold a candle to knocking out the Hulk?
To knocking out Beta Ray Bill?
Knocking out Thing with one punch?
Lifting an tanker that weighs nearly 200,000 tons?
Lifting worlds largest submarine?
Getting a fifty ton tank miles in the air with enough velocity to rip an airplanes wing off?
Until Colossus's actually does a feat that makes Namor's pale in comparision, or even ties with them, you can't say that he is as strong or stronger then Namor.
Originally posted by snoopdogg
You always say the Hanbooks are crap this and crap that. That's because they unlike you are telling Namors true potential. You don't like them cause Namor is listed at 6 in strength yet. I can use the same argument for Colossus. He has lifted sh!t well over 100 tons and beat the sh!t out of guys more powerful then him and he still has a 3 in fighting and a 6 in strength.
Ooo, Namor's "true potential" as stated by handbooks.
Able to lift no more then 100 tons.
Able to fly at 40 mph.
Able to swim at 60 mph.
His intelligence is on "learned" level.
He has "some training".
They list stuff like this, even though he has done feats that are mightier before AND after handbooks were created. Now tell me, is that proof of a good research?
It's good to refer to handbooks once and a while, and I have used them before, but NOT if there are multiple comics that contradict with them. Why do you think that people scan multiple pages of characters if handbooks are the true and only word? That people actually need a scan from comics before they believe stuff? Because handbooks are often faulted, in many things.
People are not going to ignore dozens of comic book feats just because a guy who has tiny knowledge has wrotten that he shouldn't really have had the capablities to do so. Even IF the CREATOR of the character has written him to do so. That is why handbooks, in many situations, are big load of crap.
