World War Hulk VS Sentry

Originally posted by Sirius77
It was acurate, but sentry was dissapointing. His power output... 🙁

Look at the spectre and captain marvel fight. Spectre was getting rocked and these two beings were powerful as hell but the city still stood tall but we dont judge them for this so why judge Sentry and WW Hulk on the lack of utter destruction. Its unfair.

Originally posted by srankmissingnin
Sentry flew full tilt into a Hulk hay-maker... then preceded to give a speech while Hulk pounded on him. Considering the shit Hulk has done in WWH, that's pretty damn impressive.

Also Hulk was pinned under Sentry's energy tornado before Hiroim and Korg freed him. 😉

Swords > power of a million exploding suns

Originally posted by llagrok
Swords > power of a million exploding suns

😆 Lets judge Thor becuz he couldnt even destroy the ship.

Originally posted by quanchi112
They dont always have characters destroying cities and what not. When Thor fought Thanos with the power gem the ship remained intact. I mean little to no damage was done and Thor was a nutjob.

😆 Lets judge Thor becuz he couldnt even destroy the ship.

Exactly, haters on this board are trying to discount everything possible. There have been plenty of huge fights in both DC and Marvel that didn't involve massive amounts of collateral damage. Collateral damage just means they don't have that great control over their powers, unless they are purposely trying to destroy massive amounts of buildings.

I can name so many examples of this off the top of my head:
* Imperiex blasting Doomsday into bones. Where are the planets blowing up there? Just a little energy blast, smaller than what Radiant used to kill him, yet he was reduced to smoking bones.
* Saint of all Killers killing off God. Well... since it's powerful enough to kill God, why wasn't anything else destroyed?
* Molecule Man versus Beyonder, giving him a blast that would have slagged several million dimensions, yet his NYC apartment remains unharmed.
* Superman versus DOS Doomsday, if Superman can blow up the planet on his own and move the moon around, why were only several city blocks destroyed (even less collateral damage than Hulk / Sentry).
* Cyborg Superman w/ 10 fear rings vs. Superman - once again, only a small amount of the city destroyed (relative to the characters power), even less than Sentry / Hulk fight, but both Henshaw and Superman are potential world smashers. A few bridges destroyed and the statue of liberty messed up, but still less damage than the Hulk / Sentry fight.

The list goes on and on... only sloppy characters would let the planet they are on blow up during a fight, like when Champion had the power gem and attacked Thanos with a massive downwards strike, missing and destroyed the planet. Sure it was a big feat, but Champion felt stupid as hell afterwards when he was floating in space helpless to get anywhere.

As mentioned in the interview with the writer, the Bruce Banner portion of Hulk's brain is constantly doing the formulas, and running the numbers, in order so that people do not die. It was stated by Cho on-panel and was proven through myriad Hulk comic books. Either Hulk or Sentry could have easily destroyed Earth if they directed their attacks towards the surface of the planet, but neither one wanted to destroy the planet and kill billions of innocent people. That's why when Hulk lost control and a single step (not even a stomp - simply stepping on the ground, and this was verified with the interview with the writers) caused the entire eastern seaboard to shake and huge cracks to open, Hulk realized that he lost control and purposely stood there to let Tony home in on him with the satellite weapons. He even asks Tony to "do it", and that's on-panel.

So the collateral damage is moot. I can go over hundreds of both DC battles and Marvel battles where potential planet breakers do not destroy the planet. The amount of damage that they did cause was already enough as it was, and would amount to billions of dollars in the real world, making the WTC attack look like a joke in comparison. Both Sentry and Hulk were destroying buildings but not on purpose, and Hulk's energy was enough that it was engulfing the city after Miek said what he said to him.

I rest my case.

ain't gonna make a dent in the delusional heads of those posters suffering from acute Hulk-hate.

I'm still bewildered by how idiotically people can keep saying it was a "stalemate" when one combatant was down cold and the other guy was more powerful than ever.

just think about the damage that each suffered:
Sentry = completely empty, nothing left, unconscious.
Hulk = nothing, abso-fuggin'-lootly nothing in the way of fatigue, injury, damage or ... anything.

Hulk might as well have not been there, for all the effect Sentry had on him.

AS PAK STATES Hulk's there IN BANNER'S GLOWING EYES, having reached an 'equilibrium' with his Banner aspect. basically he was satisfied with the damage soak and the fight with Sentry and just chillin' back...

Originally posted by janus77
ain't gonna make a dent in the delusional heads of those posters suffering from acute Hulk-hate.

I'm still bewildered by how idiotically people can keep saying it was a "stalemate" when one combatant was down cold and the other guy was more powerful than ever.

just think about the damage that each suffered:
Sentry = completely empty, nothing left, unconscious.
Hulk = nothing, abso-fuggin'-lootly nothing in the way of fatigue, injury, damage or ... anything.

Hulk might as well have not been there, for all the effect Sentry had on him.

AS PAK STATES Hulk's there IN BANNER'S GLOWING EYES, having reached an 'equilibrium' with his Banner aspect. basically he was satisfied with the damage soak and the fight with Sentry and just chillin' back...

Originally posted by B.A
😂

Are you laughing at on-panel evidence, or are you laughing at the interview with the writer who said that Hulk and Banner gained equilibrium, as shown on-panel during Planet Hulk where he willingly changed to Banner and then willingly changed back again to Hulk?

GP: Yeah, he's reveling in the insane exhilaration of shedding all his inhibitions and finally unleashing all that power. But when the buzz wears off, those Hulk haymakers are gonna sting.

NRAMA: The Sentry’s "Goodbye old friend" - what was that prelude to? I don't mean to sound like the guy who only saw the special effects and missed the story - but what happened to the Sentry and Hulk to change them back to Bob and Bruce? Was this Bruce consciously deciding to stop, to save the world by sending the Hulk away?

GP: "Goodbye old friend" is the Sentry's way of saying that he figures they're both going to die now that he's unleashed his power so completely. Bob and Bruce appear because these two megaheavyweights have pounded each other so hard and so long that they've forced each other to revert to their respective puny human forms.

Yes the on panel evidence of them stalemating and the writer saying they stalemated. Your a big idiot.

Originally posted by janus77
AS PAK STATES Hulk's there IN BANNER'S GLOWING EYES, having reached an 'equilibrium' with his Banner aspect. basically he was satisfied with the damage soak and the fight with Sentry and just chillin' back...

That's not what Pak said. He stated that the fight took so much out of both of them that they both reverted. The glowing eyes symbolizing one brief moment of unity was completely seperate.

Originally posted by B.A
GP: Yeah, he's reveling in the insane exhilaration of shedding all his inhibitions and finally unleashing all that power. But when the buzz wears off, those Hulk haymakers are gonna sting.

NRAMA: The Sentry’s "Goodbye old friend" - what was that prelude to? I don't mean to sound like the guy who only saw the special effects and missed the story - but what happened to the Sentry and Hulk to change them back to Bob and Bruce? Was this Bruce consciously deciding to stop, to save the world by sending the Hulk away?

GP: "Goodbye old friend" is the Sentry's way of saying that he figures they're both going to die now that he's unleashed his power so completely. Bob and Bruce appear because these two megaheavyweights have pounded each other so hard and so long that they've forced each other to revert to their respective puny human forms.

Yes the on panel evidence of them stalemating and the writer saying they stalemated. Your a big idiot.

The Sentry had run out of power and he thought that the Hulk had too, but as we see the Hulk had plenty of power to spare as he was back in Hulk form in literally 3 pages when he got angry again?

Were you eating paint chips as a child? You must be real fun to watch boxing with. "oh it's a stalemate, just because the other guy is knocked out laying on the floor doesn't mean that he won". Robert (who is otherwise known as Sentry) was laying on the ground unconscious, and Bruce Banner (who is also known as the Hulk) was standing above him. Yet in your mind that's a stalemate. Talk about grasping at straws! 😆

I find the hypocrisy in these forums to be astounding at times. People will say anything to try and think the Hulk doesn't win a fight. Even when the opponent is lying unconscious on the ground idiots try to say it's a stalemate.

Definition from the dictionary, for the newbs here thinking a stalemate means one character can be knocked out with the other one standing over him:

stale·mate (stlmt)
n.
1. A situation in which further action is blocked; a deadlock.
2. A drawing position in chess in which the king, although not in check, can move only into check and no other piece can move.
tr.v. stale·mat·ed, stale·mat·ing, stale·mates
To bring into a stalemate.

Versus what happened in the Hulk fight:

knock·out (nkout)
n.
1.
a. The act of knocking out.
b. The state of being knocked out.
c. A blow that knocks out an opponent.
2. Sports
a. A victory in boxing in which one's opponent is unable to rise from the canvas within a specified time after being knocked down or is judged too injured to continue.
b. The act of winning a boxing match in this way: won the fight by a knockout.
3. Slang A strikingly attractive or impressive person or thing.

Now let's look at what noun describes this situation: One man is standing over another man, the other man unconscious and lying on the ground with his face bleeding all over the place.

Stalemate? Nope. Knockout? Yup. ✅

Originally posted by Kutulu
The [b]Sentry had run out of power and he thought that the Hulk had too, but as we see the Hulk had plenty of power to spare as he was back in Hulk form in literally 3 pages when he got angry again?

Were you eating paint chips as a child? You must be real fun to watch boxing with. "oh it's a stalemate, just because the other guy is knocked out laying on the floor doesn't mean that he won". Robert (who is otherwise known as Sentry) was laying on the ground unconscious, and Bruce Banner (who is also known as the Hulk) was standing above him. Yet in your mind that's a stalemate. Talk about grasping at straws! 😆

I find the hypocrisy in these forums to be astounding at times. People will say anything to try and think the Hulk doesn't win a fight. Even when the opponent is lying unconscious on the ground idiots try to say it's a stalemate. [/B]

It was BOB not Sentry on the floor. When will tools like you realize. the writer said we saw it but you deny it. You just become a whole new level of retarded.

Originally posted by Symmetric Chaos
That's not what Pak said. He stated that the fight took so much out of both of them that they both reverted. The glowing eyes symbolizing one brief moment of unity was completely seperate.

it contradicts the notion of Hulk and Sentry both being out for the count, as clearly Hulk still remained conscious and fully capable (as was shown a few panels later when he went 'apeshit'😉.

Originally posted by B.A
It was BOB not Sentry on the floor. When will tools like you realize. the writer said we saw it but you deny it. You just become a whole new level of retarded.

if it was a race, with Bob and Bruce being pit-stops, then Sentry would have been the car that was totalled and unable to come out of the pit-stop to continue the race, whereas Hulk was modified and came out with Nitros on.

Originally posted by B.A
It was BOB not Sentry on the floor. When will tools like you realize. the writer said we saw it but you deny it. You just become a whole new level of retarded.

Ok - so you're saying if Superman is fighting Doomsday, and he throws on his clothes to become Clark Kent, and then Doomsday knocks out Clark Kent, it is a stalemate?

OK i gotta say something here I don't think hulk beat sentry i think they stalemated Bruce beating bob does not translated into hulk beating Sentry.I know people are gonna say bruce and hulk are one but last time i checked bruce cant lift up a tank and throw it 2 miles.Now like was stated by pak they both ran out of energy and bruce knocked out Bob but that only means they ran out of energy to sustain there forms and had to change back.Bruce was able to change back to the hulk but there is no reason to believe that bob could not have transformed back to the sentry if he was conscious.

Just one last thing alot of people are saying that sentry was not going all out even though it was stated he was if your are gonna use that as against the hulk anyone who saw the hulk after rick Jones was hurt knows that the hulk had alot more power than he showed when fighting the Sentry.

Originally posted by Tony Stark
🙄

Put your helmet back on and get back on the bus.

Again you show why your the poster that people laugh at the most... Sorry Battlethimble... 😗

aaahhhh... that old armor was the best. The REAL Iron Man armor.

KMC Stalemate: 😆

vs. stalemate in the real world:

Originally posted by Kutulu
Ok - so you're saying if Superman is fighting Doomsday, and he throws on his clothes to become Clark Kent, and then Doomsday knocks out Clark Kent, it is a stalemate?

What some KMC considers running out of energy: