Originally posted by The Fake Macoyi was just about to ask if the full moon was supposed to do anything 😆
Okay, remember everyone: the full moon does NOT give MK any powers, and only ever did during the brief time he was possessed. Also, Elektra owns MK. I'm a MK fan, but I really haven't seen him do anything that impressive skill wise.
Originally posted by capt it up
why? his amping is only to his strength which means nothing in this fight
Are you sure it was just strength? I was under the assumption that all his physical stats were amped with a full moon.
Well, if that's true, then super strength also grants him superhuman durability. Which could prove to be very useful against Elektra.
Originally posted by Metalmanx
Are you sure it was just strength? I was under the assumption that all his physical stats were amped with a full moon.Well, if that's true, then super strength also grants him superhuman durability. Which could prove to be very useful against Elektra.
His strength, durability, agility and endurance were all enhanced. And he had a healing factor when moon-light was shining on him.
Originally posted by Metalmanx
Are you sure it was just strength? I was under the assumption that all his physical stats were amped with a full moon.Well, if that's true, then super strength also grants him superhuman durability. Which could prove to be very useful against Elektra.
super strength doe snot man super durability.
also his super strength is like 2 tons nothing overly impressed.
Originally posted by SpunkySmurph
His strength, durability, agility and endurance were all enhanced. And he had a healing factor when moon-light was shining on him.
what no. his strength was increased he had a slight healing factor.
I don't recall any of the other stuff being mention or any feats to support it
Originally posted by srankmissingnin
I don't think proximity to the moon matter all that much. =
But what if he was, I think proximity does matter...
1. On earth at ground level with light shining on him makes him wolverine level.
2. On a tall building with light shining on him makes him spiderman level
3. In the atmosphere with moon light, makes him omega mutant level
4. Off of earth and 1/4 way to the moon, he is at herald level
5. Off of earth and 1/2 way to the moon he is skyfather
6. Off of earth and 3/4 way to the moon he is full cosmic cube level
7. In the moon's gravitational pull he is Exitar Celestial level
8. On the moon he is abstract level
I wont even go further then this...for now.
Originally posted by capt it up
super strength doe snot man super durability.also his super strength is like 2 tons nothing overly impressed.
Superstrength gives the user superhuman durability.
And two tons over someone who can press MAYBE twice her own weight? Hell yes that means a lot.
And like Spunky said, I'm pretty sure all his other physical attributes are amped as well, including a healing factor.
Originally posted by Metalmanx
Superstrength gives the user superhuman durability.And two tons over someone who can press MAYBE twice her own weight? Hell yes that means a lot.
And like Spunky said, I'm pretty sure all his other physical attributes are amped as well, including a healing factor.
Elektra is stronger then that. She has ripped a mans heart out with her bare hands, thrown her sai hard enough to rip a mans hand of at the wrist and propelled the severed hand through both his armored kevlar vest and his body (and it was till going) and she has easily lifted full grown men above her head with one arm while they were impaled on her sias.
Originally posted by Metalmanx
Superstrength gives the user superhuman durability.And two tons over someone who can press MAYBE twice her own weight? Hell yes that means a lot.
And like Spunky said, I'm pretty sure all his other physical attributes are amped as well, including a healing factor.
look at luke cage he was a class 3 with steel like skinn.
hey adam from clan destine is the most durable character and yet he has only the strength fo a normal human
son spot another example that steength does not = durability