Originally posted by Wei Phoenix
Just wondering but how do you tell what light speed is in comics without it blatantly being stated by time, distance or just saying X-Guy moved at light speed.
THe only people who truly fight at light speed( initiate strikes and such) are guys like flash anf its normally mentioned by them, or narration or can be inferred from the time frame or the environment. Frankly if there is no such indication then we cant assume it is done at light speed.
Originally posted by ultimatethor
THe only people who truly fight at light speed( initiate strikes and such) are guys like flash anf its normally mentioned by them, or narration or can be inferred from the time frame or the environment. Frankly if there is no such indication then we cant assume it is done at light speed.
That's what I was thinking too. Like would we all accept something as light speed if it is stated in a narration box?
I can't say that it is or isn't LS because it could be because of the illusion image fist thingies or it could just show that she is moving real fast. The first one does seem way faster though because if I'm not mistaken then it looks like she is blocking a bunch of bullets at once.
Klown has a great point. If you can block at LS then why can't you hit at LS?
Originally posted by Dark-Jaxx
Only Superman while fighting Wonderwoman, both reached the sun in a few seconds.Superman did a similar feat in a fight with Doomsday.
That is not even similar. Superman grabbed wonderwoman and was choking her while flying to the sun. Then he punched her back to earth They werent continuosly exchanging light speed blows.
Originally posted by ultimatethorHe punched her back to Earth. The collision of his punch sent her FTL.
That is not even similar. Superman grabbed wonderwoman and was choking her while flying to the sun. Then he punched her back to earth They werent continuosly exchanging light speed blows.
Sounds like a clear indicator to me.
Originally posted by ultimatethor
That had to do with the strength of supes punch. He was afterall near the sun.
Originally posted by fangirl101
Sorry. You dont' know what you are talking about. It had to do with the velocity of his punch. Striking power has nothing to do with strength. The world's strongest man cannot hit harder than the worlds fastest martial artist. Learn something before you debate.
U r really a very big fool. 😱 U think that striking power has absolutely nothing to do with strength in comics? Who do u think hits harder Hulk or Iron fist? or Thor or karate kid? In comics yes strength DOES play a very big part in the power of a punch or strike.
Originally posted by ultimatethor
The main point is that it is NOT a valid tactic becuz she has not done it in the comics. So arguements like wonderwoman or superman blitzing whoever at light speed are not valid. end of story
She doesn't have a vagina either, I guess. I suppose that Wonderwomen also isn't able to give head.
That's stupid logic and whoever came up with it is wrong and it does't apply.
Originally posted by NonSensi-Klown
She doesn't have a vagina either, I guess. I suppose that Wonderwomen also isn't able to give head.That's stupid logic and whoever came up with it is wrong and it does't apply.
NO thats one of the rules of the comic versus forum. Combatants are to fight in character and hence according to how they have been portrayed in the comics( save PIS incidents). Hence this lends supremacy to the comic itself and makes the debate about the characters and not about their powersets. If this wasnt so, we wud have arguements like silver surfer creates a blackhole in his opponents eyes for .
We're not in the comic book vs. forum. And it's a retarded rule regardless. By that logic 90% ofthe villains would lose because they end up getting cocky and dropping their gaurd. Here if a character displays the ability to do something he/she can do it regardless of weither it's in his character. Goku has never destroyed a planet but he will in a vs. fight if he has too.
If Silver Surfer has displayed abilities that points to him being able to do so than he will.
Villains dropping their guard and not fighting as well as they have shown to be able to in the comics is part of PIS as it is done to advance the plot of story and make the hero win and hence does not occur. In the comic versus forum, though goku wud be able to destroy the planet, we wud have to determine whether it is in character for him to use it immediately in the fight or not. And its not a retarded Thats why guys like SS dont just win using tactics that are not in character. Though this isnt the comic versus forum and its likely that there isnt a given set of rules on such matters.
Originally posted by NonSensi-Klown
We're not in the comic book vs. forum. And it's a retarded rule regardless. By that logic 90% ofthe villains would lose because they end up getting cocky and dropping their gaurd. Here if a character displays the ability to do something he/she can do it regardless of weither it's in his character. Goku has never destroyed a planet but he will in a vs. fight if he has too.If Silver Surfer has displayed abilities that points to him being able to do so than he will.
Originally posted by NonSensi-Klown
She doesn't have a vagina either, I guess. I suppose that Wonderwomen also isn't able to give head.That's stupid logic and whoever came up with it is wrong and it does't apply.
He does have a point with his claims. If WW can move at lightspeed then she should be able to punch at LS. Just because she hasn't used them in comics doesn't mean she shouldn't have to be barred from using it. IDK if WW can move or punch at LS but if she can then she should.
If that Comic Vs Forum rule doesn't applly here then she should be able to.
Originally posted by ultimatethorhe said speed was more important than strength, thor has super speed and it influences how he hits (do yo usee how fast he spins his hammer?) as well as the fact flash is one of the most powerful hitters in DC thanks to his speed (Infinite Mass Punch)
U r really a very big fool. 😱 U think that striking power has absolutely nothing to do with strength in comics? Who do u think hits harder Hulk or Iron fist? or Thor or karate kid? In comics yes strength DOES play a very big part in the power of a punch or strike.
Originally posted by DestinyGuy678
he said speed was more important than strength, thor has super speed and it influences how he hits (do yo usee how fast he spins his hammer?) as well as the fact flash is one of the most powerful hitters in DC thanks to his speed (Infinite Mass Punch)
HE said that strength had absolutely nothing to do with punching power. Which is totally false. I never said speed did not play a part but to say strength plays no role is ridiculous.
Originally posted by ultimatethor
HE said that strength had absolutely nothing to do with punching power. Which is totally false. I never said speed did not play a part but to say strength plays no role is ridiculous.
If strength had nothing to do with striking power then The Juggernaut must be striking so fast that it appears slow.