World war hulk

Originally posted by Battlehammer
CIS for one.

two hulk is far two durable.

Ni9ght crawler has never teleported an organic beings body part off in 616.

robots are not made like humans and other organic beings. It quite unlikly he could teleport hulks body parts off.

Thanks for elaborating 🙂 I bet CIS is the reason why it hasn't been explored further, him being religious and all. I think Kurt has stated that he COULD do it to a human/organic being, as he stated something similiar on the pages of X-men near Joseph's death. (He only threathened to use it, and I can't recall it exactly how he said it)

There is the possibility that Kurt might be able to do it, but it's not likely. I'd say it's more likely that he'd teleport something into Hulk, or Teleport Hulk into something. Don't y'all agree?

ya aoa one has done it though it hard to know if 616 powers work the same. There no deffinet prove.

It possiable though, but I doubt night crawler can do it to some one with durability such as the hulk.

I think night crawler can do it to normal people even people with meta human durability, but when your talking people like thing, colossus, hulk, thor and so on I just don't think it possiable.

we've never seen how the mechanics of his teleportation would work on a body like that, so the assumption that it could work is just as valid as the assumption that it couldn't, to be honest

It's not like he has to tear off their arms when he teleports them off.

Originally posted by llagrok
It's not like he has to tear off their arms when he teleports them off.

It wouldn't matter really seeing that his regeneration is probably through the roof now, and take into consideration doing this would probably just piss him off even more, something that nightcrawler would probably already know.

teleporting off hulks head would pritty much end the fight.

Umm, so at max Nightcrawler could possibly break adamantium, remove Galactus' arm etc.?

Has it been throughly explained how his power works. (It's rather obvious that he leaps into another dimension and then jumps back to a different location in the current dimension) but have they stated any limitations or such? Maybe trying to teleport off something "durable" would exhaust him? Or would it result teleporting without the object, or with the whole object?

A dimensional port couldn't cut off Hulk's arm? Get real capt :/

see there the delema.

hThe demension closing is what cuts off the object so adamatium would be fine as would the likes of highly durable people msot likly

Originally posted by llagrok
A dimensional port couldn't cut off Hulk's arm? Get real capt :/

when ahs it ever been stated or shown that demensional portals closing can do damage enough to cut off the arm of a man who took a super nova and so forth?

Originally posted by Battlehammer
why should it? It simply a portal closing but if your emmensly durable it unlikly it could close if your arm still init. It likly suck you all the way in or simply not at all.

when ahs it ever been stated or shown that demensional portals closing can do damage enough to cut off the arm of a man who took a super nova and so forth?

nightcrawler's powers function in a "wormhole" type of way. he has a connection to the brimstone dimension at all times, but when the portal/wormhole is not active, he is rooted firmly in this dimension. even when inactive, though, it tends to distort the way light plays off his fur, making shadows seem to cling to him. when activated, nightcrawler slips through a dimensional rift into the brimstone dimension, and re-emerges within the boundaries of his wormhole [three to five miles or less, depending on direction, usually.]

there's really no backing to the argument that physical durability can stop you from being displaced through dimensional walls; in whole or in part. locus threatened to close a dimensional portal on james proudstar's neck in x-force, and he was just reaching his pinnacle of superhuman ability. if she'd closed it, the portal would have allegedly created a fissure through his neck, no wider than a molecule, and decapitated him. i'm pretty sure she got punched out before she could, though.

anyway, as i said before, there isn't much of a precedent for this type of thing. nightcrawler has a history of increasing fatigue through teleportation by increasing his passengers or distance or additional mass he carries. i think he went near-catatonic when psionically forced to teleport across the atlantic, once. so the wormhole affect may have no natural limits, but nightcrawler subconsciously limits himself to a comfortable working distance.

Originally posted by Disappear
there's really no backing to the argument that physical durability can stop you from being displaced through dimensional walls; in whole or in part. locus threatened to close a dimensional portal on james proudstar's neck in x-force, and he was just reaching his pinnacle of superhuman ability. if she'd closed it, the portal would have allegedly created a fissure through his neck, no wider than a molecule, and decapitated him. i'm pretty sure she got punched out before she could, though.

So how big is this event compared to CW? CW had a lot of tie-ins everywhere, while none of the Marvel comics I am reading atm has even mentioned anything about this War yet, would reading the main comics and the Frontlines be enough? Or are they gonna pour out billions of tie-ins here too?

Originally posted by Morridini
So how big is this event compared to CW? CW had a lot of tie-ins everywhere, while none of the Marvel comics I am reading atm has even mentioned anything about this War yet, would reading the main comics and the Frontlines be enough? Or are they gonna pour out billions of tie-ins here too?

I don't think it will ever be mentioned after this really. It'll just be added to the pile of Hulk freakouts. That big, big pile.

Big is a pretty relative term though. Annihilation was bigger than anything we've ever seen, yet Civil War is far more renown.

she had the portal open around his neck. that much i know for sure. i still think she got punched out before she could do it, though. i'm sure in a relatively short time i could dig through this box o' comics with my n-z issues and find it.

double post. deal with it.

quote locus, in x-force 79.
"too bad you're pulling your punches 'cause i'm a girl. it's sweet but stupid. see, i believe in no quarter asked, no quarter given. and you gave me enough chance to open a portal around your neck. and once i close it, your pretty little head's gonna wind up in another zip code."

it was skids who jumped on locus, messing with her concentration and ultimately saving james. but, as james said on the panel before, he could sense the slight atmospheric charges of her portals just before they showed up. and, since his senses, strength and overall physicality were increasing as he moved out of his brother's shadow and the self-imposed blocks [touched on further in the counter-x part of the series,] he was getting to be as durable as he could get. and this guy's a tough ****er. so, it doesn't set an exact precedent given the differences and fact that we never saw it, but both locus and proudstar ["yeow. that was way too close for comfort"] believed it could happen, who knows?

There was an issue of Excalibur I can't remember which narrated that Nightcrawler's self-restraint was the only thing that stopped him from porting his enemies heads off.

I don't get why breaking Strange's astral hands somehow broke his physical hands... is his magical telepathy different from regular telepathy?

namor breaking the crimson bands of cytorrak knocked strange out. apparently magic has a killer backlash. that, or hulk is just magic himself?