Originally posted by horrorwolf
fact. You must know know Ken. Combining him and Hulk is a deathwish>>>>everyone here.
doomsday is leagues above this hulk.
mangog would feed off hulks anger making him stronger than the hulk.
thanos would obliterate him
tyrant takes on teams of heralds and crushes them with ease.
a very weak galactus destroyed three star systems.
and really think hulk with this amp can beat them 😆
Originally posted by LORD B
fact
you dont know who these aredoomsday is leagues above this hulk.
mangog would feed off hulks anger making him stronger than the hulk.
thanos would obliterate him
tyrant takes on teams of heralds and crushes them with ease.
a very weak galactus destroyed three star systems.
and really think hulk with this amp can beat them 😆
that said, WWH > DD IMO 🙂.
Originally posted by LORD B
fact
you dont know who these aredoomsday is leagues above this hulk.
mangog would feed off hulks anger making him stronger than the hulk.
thanos would obliterate him
tyrant takes on teams of heralds and crushes them with ease.
a very weak galactus destroyed three star systems.
and really think hulk with this amp can beat them 😆
Mangog would get pwned unless he can escape.
Thanos likewise but with a slightly higher potential for escape.
Tyrant faces loss unless escapes.
Galactus likewise.
DD - Head exploded. (This guy actually has the worst chances of survival/escape out of EVERYONE here.) His fighting style alone gets him pwned in seconds vs this amped version of Hulk....and going over any period of time beyond that ONLY gets him pwned even harder. DD has 0/10 chances of a win here.
The cartoon that had 140+ episodes was a fair approximation to the manga (unlike the movie).
This is a good showing of Musou Tensai:
YouTube video
Some other good video approximations:
Their attacks were much faster than the speed of sound. In the manga Kenshiro was able to create blades of air that could cut through steel by moving his hand through the air fast enough and with the right pattern.
(3d recreation)
YouTube video
If 5. is the same as the one where Superman pushed against Warworld then he stops here. This is because he is facing the might of thousands of galaxies of power (and a galaxy is over a billion stars).
So Hulk won't get to see 6. in which he would lose to 6. anyway.
As HP DD adapts after each blow and becomes unbeatable. A claw send to the brain should do it in the first second.
Originally posted by h1a8
If 5. is the same as the one where Superman pushed against Warworld then he stops here. This is because he is facing the might of thousands of galaxies of power.So Hulk won't get to see 6. in which he would lose to 6. anyway.
As HP DD adapts after each blow and becomes unbeatable. A claw send to the brain should do it in the first second.
Since when does Superman have "thousands of galaxies of power"? I have never heard this used by anybody before.
Originally posted by janus77The worst bias I've heard in awhile.
I wouldn't laugh so much. you've just demonstrated your inability to distinguish opinions from facts 🙂.that said, WWH > DD IMO 🙂.
there is no possible way for any verison of Hulk to beat H/P DD. Doomsday has him beat in every category save intellect, and that doesn't matter much in this case.
He can't kill Doomsday, Doomsday can easily kill him.
Originally posted by Kutulu
Since when does Superman have "thousands of galaxies of power"? I have never heard this used by anybody before.
Action Comics #782: Superman’s greatest ever feat of raw power.
After flying through the sun for an increase in power, Superman moves the planet WarWorld, home of Braniac. But there’s more. Braniac has stolen the energy of Imperiex. Imperiex gained his power from the consumption of thousands of whole galaxies since the dawn of time. Hence his universal reputation as the “Devourer of Galaxies”. It is argued that Braniac wasn’t resisting Superman’s push, and that Superman was “merely” moving a planet. This is directly contradicted by Braniac’s narrative: “Full thrust counter-measure! How is he moving my planet? The Kryptonian does not have that power!” The panel clearly shows the blue Imperiex energies firing from WarWorld’s engines. Yes, Superman was resisting the awesome Imperiex-begotten force, and pushed WarWorld through a boom tube to the beginning of time (big bang).
Note that this example confirms what we’ve suspected all along: that whatever the role that metabolized solar energy stores play in granting Superman his powers, he is obviously accessing power beyond that of the solar energies he can absorb. A few minutes in the sun is piddling compared to thousands of galaxies of power. (All of Superman’s feats listed here exceed the energy he could have gleaned from 30 years of absorbed sunlight, BTW.) Apparently the solar energy is either “hypermetabolized” (as per JLA scribe Grant Morrison), indicating energy generation via Unified Field/Big Bang, or the metabolized solar energy allows access to his deeper power, likely psionic in nature as John Byrne has already confirmed. So the amount of solar energy he's converted determines the amount of strength his psionic potential provides.
Originally posted by h1a8
Action Comics #782: Superman’s greatest ever feat of raw power.After flying through the sun for an increase in power, Superman moves the planet WarWorld, home of Braniac. But there’s more. Braniac has stolen the energy of Imperiex. Imperiex gained his power from the consumption of [B]thousands of whole galaxies
since the dawn of time. Hence his universal reputation as the “Devourer of Galaxies”. It is argued that Braniac wasn’t resisting Superman’s push, and that Superman was “merely” moving a planet. This is directly contradicted by Braniac’s narrative: “Full thrust counter-measure! How is he moving my planet? The Kryptonian does not have that power!” The panel clearly shows the blue Imperiex energies firing from WarWorld’s engines. Yes, Superman was resisting the awesome Imperiex-begotten force, and pushed WarWorld through a boom tube to the beginning of time (big bang).Note that this example confirms what we’ve suspected all along: that whatever the role that metabolized solar energy stores play in granting Superman his powers, he is obviously accessing power beyond that of the solar energies he can absorb. A few minutes in the sun is piddling compared to thousands of galaxies of power. (All of Superman’s feats listed here exceed the energy he could have gleaned from 30 years of absorbed sunlight, BTW.) Apparently the solar energy is either “hypermetabolized” (as per JLA scribe Grant Morrison), indicating energy generation via Unified Field/Big Bang, or the metabolized solar energy allows access to his deeper power, likely psionic in nature as John Byrne has already confirmed. So the amount of solar energy he's converted determines the amount of strength his psionic potential provides. [/B]
Hmm... I would think that "thousands of galaxies" in power would be a lot more energy than what was shown. mhmm