Mixed Genre & Comic Tier Reference Guide

Originally posted by Omega Vision
Which is still nothing compared to surviving the pull of a black hole. If there's one durability feat that certifies someone as High Herald it's surviving a black hole.

It also wasn't "far before" him attaining Super Saiyan status. It was in the same saga.

I agree

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Originally posted by Black bolt z
I know.But comics do piss on science.You can't deny that.

but it really doesn't matter since common sense should cover the difference between a supernova and something a fraction of a percent of it's power having more of an effect

something else is at play: a writer's disregard of the past to fit the plot (again enter: loeb)

Originally posted by Omega Vision
Which is still nothing compared to surviving the pull of a black hole. If there's one durability feat that certifies someone as High Herald it's surviving a black hole.

It also wasn't "far before" him attaining Super Saiyan status. It was in the same saga.

But he has been hurt by far less than a black hole... The black hole incident is a high showing for Supes... Probably one of his highest showing and please dont bring up him holding a black hole because if you read the comic, the black hole that Superman had in his hand had a containment field around it that was slowly disintegrating.

Originally posted by Omega Vision
Who cares about power levels? They're meaningless.

GT? Lol.

Originally posted by Black bolt z
They represent who is more powerful.

Originally posted by Omega Vision
It's ABC logic at it's finest. It doesn't even say what the numbers measure.

If person A has a power level of 100 and person B has a power level of 200 person B would win a fight.

no more dbz talk please

Originally posted by Black bolt z
Not really.Not at all.

If person A has a power level of 100 and person B has a power level of 200 person B would win a fight.

Originally posted by carver9
OMG

Yes, the truth can shock.

Originally posted by -Pr-
Yes, the truth can shock.

Naah, I just dont agree with the style of your debate about the topic that we are discussing... thats all.

Originally posted by Omega Vision
And we can't quantify that. Comic book characters don't have power levels so power levels are irrelevant in this thread.

Originally posted by carver9
Naah, I just dont agree with the style of your debate about the topic that we are discussing... thats all.

it's ok. you should be used to being wrong by now. 😛

Originally posted by Omega Vision
And we can't quantify that. Comic book characters don't have power levels so power levels are irrelevant in this thread.

No its not if it is relevant to a character of discussion or topic.

Example, Master Roshi had a power level of 100 and destroyed a moon with ease... Goku is billions of time more powerful.

Originally posted by -Pr-
it's ok. you should be used to being wrong by now. 😛

LOL, I admit, 60% of the time, you do prove me wrong but I am right about this.

Originally posted by carver9
No its not if it is relevant to a character of discussion or topic.

Example, Master Roshi had a power level of 100 and destroyed a moon with ease... Goku is billions of time more powerful.

Originally posted by carver9
LOL, I admit, 60% of the time, you do prove me wrong but I am right about this.

60? lol.

not really. you need to stop treating planet busting like it's some benchmark.

Originally posted by -Pr-
60? lol.

not really. you need to stop treating planet busting like it's some benchmark.

I mean OV was using surviving a black hole as some sort of high herald benchmark...how is this any different?

Originally posted by Black bolt z
Well DBZ moons have really low durability.Just like DC light moves hella fast 😖hifty:

I disagree with the moon comment when there really isnt any proof of this.

Originally posted by Black bolt z
Isn't it?

I mean OV was using surviving a black hole as some sort of high herald benchmark...how is this any different?

because most of the high heralds have feats that are > planet busting anyway.

Originally posted by carver9
I disagree with the moon comment when there really isnt any proof of this.

DBZ moons just have low durability.