Originally posted by Horrificus
I'm sorry I upset you. But, I have to say that it wasn't too difficult. But, I just chalk this up to a sad case of "Gender Uncertainty". I believe you will eventually get this under control.Back to the subject:
So, a guy that either may, or may not have the power of an entire dimension, or Godlike ruler of that dimension, with immunity to physical or mental harm, the brain of a "dock-worker" and the power to stand up under almost "any" attack, and a chronic confusion about whether he is "good" or "evil" is not "Multi-Dimensional"?
Ok, and "Hulk Smash" is complex, I guess, huh?
Well, as I stated originally, you are just fishing for something to critisize.
Must be compensating for "something" .
So funny.
But, I have to say I understand where you are coming from. After all, I love finding guys like you, and showing how messed up they are.
Trust, me you don't have what it takes to upset me. Trying to upset someone over the Internet is infantile and won't work anyway. But enough of that.
If you look at things that way, then why doesn't this go for Hulk? Someone with dynamic physical strength/durability, A healing factor, the ability to adapt, the ability to see astral/ghostly forms, a supernatural sense of timing, direction and aim, surprising reflexes and a remarkable resistance against telepathy? And what about all those dozens of years of character build up, the psychological conflict between man, monster and surroundings, the DPD, the frustration/anger/sadness that fuels the monster within, but also tears the man apart?
If you think Hulk is only about smashing, you haven't been paying attention. That (initially) WAS the direction they took the character in, but that has been corrected, fortunately. You can see Hulk as an action hero only, but it's better to view him as an extension of Banner. I'm cutting Juggernaut some slack because of his relatively limited number of appearances, but since I'm pretty much a character development whore, I can tell you that he ain't got shit on all that.
Now, if you were strictly talking about Hulk's functionality in a battle like this, I would agree. He's not the most perfect candidate, given the compromises to his power set. But it was the "Dynamic" + "multidimensional" comment and the fact that you included Juggernaut as an example that had me in stitches.