Originally posted by h1a8
Only the latter is fantasy; the former is the truth. Just so we are clear I consider Superman vastly above classic Thor in the physical department. Thus Mangog beating Thor has no reference to him beating Superman.Many here (if not all) thinks Mangog wins over Superman because they see Thor and Supes as equals. I don't! I see Thor as an insect to Superman and thus don't agree that Mangog wins over Superman.
Um. Yeah sure.
Spite.
Mangog 10/10.
Originally posted by h1a8
Only the latter is fantasy; the former is the truth. Just so we are clear I consider Superman vastly above classic Thor in the physical department. Thus Mangog beating Thor has no reference to him beating Superman.
Because planetary explosions knock Superman out, where as Thor stands there?
Originally posted by h1a8you didn't see beta ray bill fight stardust until a few days ago, your opinion on mangog, a villain that has a handful of appearances means jack shit to be honest.
Only the latter is fantasy; the former is the truth. Just so we are clear I consider Superman vastly above classic Thor in the physical department. Thus Mangog beating Thor has no reference to him beating Superman.Many here (if not all) thinks Mangog wins over Superman because they see Thor and Supes as equals. I don't! I see Thor as an insect to Superman and thus don't agree that Mangog wins over Superman.
and stop posting anything about thor, please. wiki is not helping you it seems.
Originally posted by Kris BlazePeople have varying showings of durability. Much less has knocked out Thor before.
Because planetary explosions knock Superman out, where as Thor stands there?
Remember, just a short time ago, Superman survived roughly 700 lightyear explosion of a sun eater, after having his power sapped away. And not only wasn't knocked out, but flew away mostly unharmed.
Originally posted by Juntai
People have varying showings of durability. Much less has knocked out Thor before.Remember, just a short time ago, Superman survived roughly 700 lightyear explosion of a sun eater, after having his power sapped away. And not only wasn't knocked out, but flew away mostly unharmed.
Wasn't that the bullshit story narrated by his "dad" ?
Where most DC fanboys claim that it was a gazillion times larger than a Supernova because PA KENT thought it was? Because his opinion is like...the shiznit. Considering his education and how it would be possible for a human being to determine that...
Originally posted by batdude123
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Originally posted by Kris BlazeActually. Clark himself said it was the size of a Nebula.
Wasn't that the bullshit story narrated by his "dad" ?Where most DC fanboys claim that it was a gazillion times larger than a Supernova because PA KENT thought it was? Because his opinion is like...the shiznit. Considering his education and how it would be possible for a human being to determine that...
Well it happened, twice.
Originally posted by h1a8Why? You will still say superman wins in a nanosecond and ignore Mangog's feats. Why do you throw your opinion around in threads where you are completely ignorant about one character.
Assume I didn't, just educate me by answering my question.
Originally posted by h1a8You have no idea what you are talking about.
Only the latter is fantasy; the former is the truth. Just so we are clear I consider Superman vastly above classic Thor in the physical department. Thus Mangog beating Thor has no reference to him beating Superman.Many here (if not all) thinks Mangog wins over Superman because they see Thor and Supes as equals. I don't! I see Thor as an insect to Superman and thus don't agree that Mangog wins over Superman.
Originally posted by Juntai
Coincidentally, Pa's claim it was 50 times the size of Kepler's supernova [14 lightyears, mind you.] and a Nebula, aren't too far off in size. In fact, Nebula's are bigger by a few hundred lightyears on average. So it was taking the least amount of the two. 😉
In fact, Pa would have no way of telling.
In fact, Nebulae can come in very different sizes and forms 😐
Originally posted by Kris BlazeTrue, that might make a difference, but we're given multiple comparisons by the author- comparison to 50x supernova, and comparison to a nebula. I doubt it's an baby one.
What kind of Nebula?