Marvels Strongest

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Grimm22 King of the Castle
Originally posted by Soujaboy
Three punches or less is all it should take.

Despite the fact that he has fought Savage Hulk for hours and went three rounds with Champion (when he was tough)

batdude123 Fellow Tu Quoqumber

Whoever the hell voted for Iron Man is a fanboy, pure and simple.

Accel Senior Member

Originally posted by batdude123
Whoever the hell voted for Iron Man is a fanboy, pure and simple.

Oh, sorry.

JuanJohnboy Senior Member

I believe Hulk has the potential to be the strongest physical being in the Marvel Universe, just look at what he can do when he is REALLY REALLY mad(like when he destroyed Onslaught´s physical form).

Horrificus Senior Member

Originally posted by JuanJohnboy
I believe Hulk has the potential to be the strongest physical being in the Marvel Universe, just look at what he can do when he is REALLY REALLY mad(like when he destroyed Onslaught´s physical form).
There is a limit to Hulk's strength, contrary to popular belief.
That limit is based on how much Gamma Radiation exists, and how close to Hulk does it have to be, in order for Hulk to tap it.
Then you can compare that to, let's say,:

1. Mangog: How much negativity and strong emotion is there in existence, and where he has to be to tap it?
2. Juggernaut: Same thing, but for Cyttorak Power.
3. Wonder Man: Ionic Energy.
4. Surfer: Power Cosmic.

Etc.

But, it can only be applied to beings that have shown they can tap more power under certain conditions.

Dinalfos Lord Caco

It's been stated that Hulk draws his strength from another universe as well. The radiation allows him to. Which would explain why his mass doesn't increase.

Accel Senior Member

Originally posted by Dinalfos
It's been stated that Hulk draws his strength from another universe as well. The radiation allows him to. Which would explain why his mass doesn't increase.

That was only temporary. He had a pocket dimension linked to the Heroes Reborn Universe, but it almost killed him, so he had to lose it.

While he had it though, he was becoming stronger, but his durability was at an all time low.

Dinalfos Lord Caco

Originally posted by Accel
That was only temporary. He had a pocket dimension linked to the Heroes Reborn Universe, but it almost killed him, so he had to lose it.

While he had it though, he was becoming stronger, but his durability was at an all time low.

I was under the impression he always had that pocket dimension.

Accel Senior Member

Originally posted by Dinalfos
I was under the impression he always had that pocket dimension.

The energy flux messed with his body and caused it to break down. I can't remember how they got rid of it at the top of my head, but he hasn't experienced any thing like again since.

I think maybe they severed the link when Banner became reunited with Hulk.

Dinalfos Lord Caco

Originally posted by Accel
The energy flux messed with his body and caused it to break down. I can't remember how they got rid of it at the top of my head, but he hasn't experienced any thing like again since.

I think maybe they severed the link when Banner became reunited with Hulk.

Yeah, I knew all that. But I just thought it was that extra universe that caused him to overload and almost die.

Accel Senior Member

As far as I know, the only indication that he has a pocket dimension is the implication from the handbooks saying his mass is presumably "extradimensional." Apparently She-Hulk and Doc Samson have the same description.

Frankly, I find it to be a load of crap until it's actually stated on panel.

Dinalfos Lord Caco

Originally posted by Accel
As far as I know, the only indication that he has a pocket dimension is the implication from the handbooks saying his mass is presumably "extradimensional." Apparently She-Hulk and Doc Samson have the same description.

Frankly, I find it to be a load of crap until it's actually stated on panel.

Okay, fair enough. But it would provide a somewhat plausible explanation for his strength.