WW Hulk vs Superman (pure slugfest)

Originally posted by Kurash
your comparison of the mass of the sun to the measurement of 3.6 billion degrees . . .

The comparison is of logic being used - by using the logic presented by some members of this forum, since Hulk's strength could not be measured, then you could therefore say that no measured weight or mass could be greater than his strength. That is the same logic being used in regards to Superman's heat vision - since "someone said" that his heat vision could not be measured, all of a sudden it's hotter than 3.6 billion degrees, since that is the highest heat measurement set.

It's very very bad logic.

Originally posted by TricksterPriest
Regardless of the figure, Superman's heat vision is stated to be immeasurable. 2nd, we've seen it drill through white dwarf stars. It's at least as hot as the sun, if not hotter. Screw the figures, Hulk is not surviving that.

He'd have to take attacks from Thanos or survive the heat of a star or something 🙄

Originally posted by TricksterPriest
Regardless of the figure, Superman's heat vision is stated to be immeasurable. 2nd, we've seen it drill through white dwarf stars. It's at least as hot as the sun, if not hotter. Screw the figures, Hulk is not surviving that.

Hulk's strength is said to be immeasurable. See what I did there? 🙄

Originally posted by Symmetric Chaos
He'd have to take attacks from Thanos or survive the heat of a star or something 🙄

Originally posted by Kutulu
Mass and weight are both tied in together. You should know this from your "scientific research" from what "someone said".

Mass is only half of the equation when put into the context of hulk actually lifting it.

Originally posted by Symmetric Chaos
He'd have to take attacks from Thanos or survive the heat of a star or something 🙄

Yeah, gotta love KMC logic: because Superman's heat vision is hotter than the core of a star, and Hulk survived temperatures twenty million degrees kelvin hotter than the core of the star completely unaffected, therefore Superman's heat vision burns Hulk instantly.
🙄

Originally posted by Sirius77
As a heart attack.

Apparently, he tried his best to burn Hulk with the m"most extreme temperatures" and failed to do so.

Originally posted by Sirius77
I could say the same of you and Thanos when it comes to dc characters.

Big difference.

Originally posted by vlaaad12345
Hulk hasnt takin serious attacks from thanos last time I checked.

Originally posted by Accel
So what makes you think Leader, who has superhuman intellect wasn;t able to recreate those kind sof temperatures when running his tests?

Apparently, he tried his best to burn Hulk with the m"most extreme temperatures" and failed to do so.

See the problem with that is you're using logic again against a Superdick fanboy.

Logic to a regular person: A = 4, B=8, therefore A+B = 12
Logic to a superdick fanbitch: A= 4, B=8, therefore OH GAWD IT'S MY FAVORITE HERO SUPERMAN, SO A+B=1200000000000 SEE HE'S MORE POWERFUL THAN YOU!

Originally posted by Kutulu
See the problem with that is you're using logic again against a Superdick fanboy.

Logic to a regular person: A = 4, B=8, therefore A+B = 12
Logic to a superdick fanbitch: A= 4, B=8, therefore OH GAWD IT'S MY FAVORITE HERO SUPERMAN, SO A+B=1200000000000 SEE HE'S MORE POWERFUL THAN YOU!

Originally posted by quanchi112
When you thorw prep in with Thanos he becomes supreme. I mean come on here your acting as if heat vision oneshots WW HUlk.

Big difference.

Actually, Supes probably could one-shot the Hulk with HV if he went all out.

Originally posted by Kutulu
I fail to see anything in your link that shows Superman getting measured and it stating on-panel that it's greater than 3.6 billion degrees. You linked back to a quote in which it was said that "someone said" that the figure was given out "somewhere". Yeah - that's every exact evidence to back you up. 🙄

The article said "Scientists have produced superheated gas exceeding temperatures of 2 billion degrees Kelvin, or 3.6 billion degrees Fahrenheit." Direct quote.

The scan that was posted said that supermans hv was hotter than anything that scientists could record.

The really sad part is that I used to actually like Superman before coming to these forums.

Originally posted by Accel
So what makes you think Leader, who has superhuman intellect wasn;t able to recreate those kind sof temperatures when running his tests?

Apparently, he tried his best to burn Hulk with the m"most extreme temperatures" and failed to do so.

It said nothing about the "most extreme temperatures", it only said "extreme temperatures".

Originally posted by Sirius77
The article said "Scientists have produced superheated gas exceeding temperatures of 2 billion degrees Kelvin, or 3.6 billion degrees Fahrenheit." Direct quote.

The scan that was posted said that supermans hv was hotter than anything that scientists could record.

Ok - same token - All Star Superman lifted quintillions of tons that scientists could record. Hulk lifted more weight than scientists could record.

Going by your own logic, Hulk is stronger than All Star Superman.

You can't have your cake and eat it too. Logic goes both ways.

The article showed no scan of Superman's heat vision. You lose, once again, and once again failed to show the scan of him having heat vision that showed a number anywhere close to 3.6 billion degrees.

Originally posted by quanchi112
When you thorw prep in with Thanos he becomes supreme. I mean come on here your acting as if heat vision oneshots WW HUlk.

Big difference.

And you're acting as if every time Thanos preps, he becomes "supreme". Last I checked, "supreme" didn't mean
getting your heart ripped out by Drax.

Originally posted by Sirius77
And you're acting as if every time Thanos preps, he becomes "supreme". Last I checked, "supreme" didn't mean
getting your heart ripped out by Drax.

Just when I didn't think you could make yourself look any more stupid in this thread, you've again set my expectations to an all new low.

Originally posted by Kutulu
The comparison is of logic being used - by using the logic presented by some members of this forum, since Hulk's strength could not be measured, then you could therefore say that no measured weight or mass could be greater than his strength. That is the same logic being used in regards to Superman's heat vision - since "someone said" that his heat vision could not be measured, all of a sudden it's hotter than 3.6 billion degrees, since that is the highest heat measurement set.

It's very very bad logic.

flawed logic because we cant produce anything near the mass of the sun. By saying the hulk's strength is immeasurable means he was able to lift any weight scientists could produce, meaning they could not measure his strength by those standards. This is different however, because scientists cannot produce anything close to the weight of the sun even though they ahve been able to measure its weight. Just beacuse hucs strength is immeasurable doesnt mean he can lift anything weve been able to measure, since Strength and weight arent the same thing. Its about being able to replicate what weve measured, and we cant replicate the weight of a planet, so we know huc was forced to try and lift anything that heavy.

They did however replicate 3.6 billion degrees, so in comparison they have a standard measurement that they can compare superman's HV to.

Just pointing out the logic that people are trying to make by using the real life scientific aspect

producing and measuring are not the same thing. They must be able to replicate

Originally posted by Sirius77
It said nothing about the "most extreme temperatures", it only said "extreme temperatures".