Nightcrawler vs. Hulk

Originally posted by Thanos_6383
Jesus.Pretty soon people will think someone like Owl or Bane can beat Hulk.The dude gets no respect on here 😕

Nightcrawler isn't doing shit to the Hulk. Hulk just claps his hands and that little demon looking freak is out. Then Hulk just stomps on him and Nightcrawler's guts come out of his ass. Simple as that.

The only reason why Hulk doesn't get any respect around here is because no one has checked out the Hulk Respect thread. Damn noobs have no respect or knowledge of the Hulk. If you want to know what the Hulk is capable of then just click on the link below my sig and you'll know.

It's not that no one respects the Hulk on these forums, in fact it's usually quite the opposite. That said it must be accepted that Nightcrawler has one of the cheapest attacks in comic books. It's pretty hard to fight someone who can potentially remove any of your limbs at will. There's no question that if Hulk gets a single shot in Kurt's a goner however the question is whether or not the Hulk that shot before Nightcrawler teleports his head clean off his shoulders. And if that happens will the Hulk be able to recover. (He's had some pretty scary regen feats). If the Crawler plays smart I think he can walk away with 6/10 wins.

Yeah. Hulk is cool. Personally, I like his comics. However, there are certain characters that are not exactly more powerful, but have the correct powerset to deal with him. Kurt has the whole teleporting of limbs thing to his advantage, so it's just the right ability at the right time.

Precisely, in a straight up physical match there aren't many who can hang with the hulk, but with the correct powers they can still pull off victories. Black Bolt springs to mind here, though he doesn't have the physical strength to fight the Hulk he has other powers to compensate i.e. his voice. Kurt just happens to have a power which when used aggressively can take out a lot of characters.

Like it or not, but Kurt simply HAS one of the potentially most dangerous powers. A character like him obviously doesn't like to use it in a deadly manner, but would he fight the way "The Authority" fights, even Hulk would be in serious trouble.

I'm not sure Hulk's head could be teleported away. If nukes couldn't seperate his head of his body then why should teleportation?

What's the densest thing Nightcrawler has severed with teleportation? Could he teleport a bar of adamantium in half? Could he teleport Galactus' head off?

Originally posted by Wonder Man
Well teleporting the empire state building as compared to blob is similar seeing as how the blob cannot be moved when he sets his foot down

Originally posted by Swanky-Tuna
What's the densest thing Nightcrawler has severed with teleportation? Could he teleport a bar of adamantium in half? Could he teleport Galactus' head off?

Blob can and has been moved. He anchors himself to the ground with a personal gravity field but the fact that he generates the field himself means Nightcrawler should have no problem transporting Blob, the generator, anywhere he wants.

Yeah, Hulk and Strong Man were able to move Blob against his will.

Originally posted by batdude123
Yeah, Hulk and Strong Man were able to move Blob against his will.

Originally posted by Thanos_6383
Jesus.Pretty soon people will think someone like Owl or Bane can beat Hulk.The dude gets no respect on here 😕

Its cause of PIS; too many people beat the Hulk when they shouldn't, like Iron Man and Namor.

^ Prepares for the wrath of Darkcrawler.

Hulk would crush him into a little blue blob of gue.

Nightcrawler would kill Hulk. He teleported a portion of The Magus (Patriarch of the Technarchy, a Galactus level Techno-organic lifeform)'s body [a 616 Nightcrawler feat] and Rogue, while using Kurt's powers, teleported a portion of Nimrod's body. Hulk's flesh is no where as dense as The Magus's techno-organic components or Nimrod's alloys.

Nightcrawler's just one of those characters (like Cloak) that isn't overly powerful but has a tactical trumpcard against one dimensional heavyweights.