Originally posted by fangirl101He said that she couldnt be taken seriously. I dont really care much for WW,but I wont say that she isnt a serious character. Thats on a whole other level.
And you don't give us your opinion all of the time? You act as if your opinion is fact. But someone else state's there's and it's a big deal. LOLLMAOLOLLMAO.
Originally posted by The Great GalenNo. Did BP beat the Surfer,anyways? Supes has stalemated him more than once. I mean it isnt like Im basing this off just one battle or so. Im not getting into the Raker battle or the Doomsday curbstomp. Skyfathers dont lose or struggle with Superman. Its that simple.
So by that logic, SS being beat down by BP instantly means I should ignore SS previous showing and consider him only meta?
Originally posted by quanchi112
No. Did BP beat the Surfer,anyways? Supes has stalemated him more than once. I mean it isnt like Im basing this off just one battle or so. Im not getting into the Raker battle or the Doomsday curbstomp. Skyfathers dont lose or struggle with Superman. Its that simple.
So mister genious, how fast was the shattered God pulling himself back together From AROUND THE UNIVERSE.
You keep getting hung up on this part, let me explain it onme more time. If he was scattered all across the universe and he had near infinite pieces like you say, then its not only possible, its extraordinarily likely that the pieces he was pulling in weren't anywhere close enough to have to be going lightspeed. There is nothing suggesting Wondy is FTL, please stop confusing fandom with fact.
The serpent was never stated as being the weight of the planet, just like how a worm wrapped around a apple isn't the same wieght of the apple.
Flesh, bone and organs aren't exactly light though. Have you ever held a large python or boa? Those are incredibly heavy for their size. If one was large enough to coil round the Earth it would be in the same league as many planets. It might not weigh what the Earth does, but its still a body with a planetary scale mass.
Originally posted by fascistcrusader
You keep getting hung up on this part, let me explain it onme more time. If he was scattered all across the universe and he had near infinite pieces like you say, then its not only possible, its extraordinarily likely that the pieces he was pulling in weren't anywhere close enough to have to be going lightspeed. There is nothing suggesting Wondy is FTL, please stop confusing fandom with fact.Flesh, bone and organs aren't exactly light though. Have you ever held a large python or boa? Those are incredibly heavy for their size. If one was large enough to coil round the Earth it would be in the same league as many planets. It might not weigh what the Earth does, but its still a body with a planetary scale mass.
However, if a python wrapped around a 300 pound man would it mean the python was the same weight/as heavy as a man.
Originally posted by Mindset
Well a python that is able to completely engulf a 300 pound man would be a couple hundred pounds
The worlds heaviest snake has only weighed 500lbs, it was 27 inches in length so it could probably wrap around a small compact car...although its weight is hardly approaching that of the vehicle.
Originally posted by fascistcrusader
No, but it would weigh about 220 pounds, meaning its in the same category of weight. If you can lift the snake without difficulty, then being able to lift the man wouldn't be improbable either.
We have no measure of the snake though, its weight is completly unquantifiable.
Originally posted by The Great GalenI assume you mean 27 feet, and at 27 feet I doubt it could completely wrap itself around a car.
The worlds heaviest snake has only weighed 500lbs, it was 27 inches in length so it could probably wrap around a small compact car...although its weight is hardly approaching that of the vehicle.
Its not unquantifiable though. A snake that long would easily weigh in at a weight that would classify as planetary. I can almost guarantee you that based on its length and width it weighs more than the moon, which is larger than many planets out there.
Then you have to consider that Thor didn't even look like he was struggling when he lifted it, meaning there was no strain and it wasn't his maximum capacity. Thor could most definitely lift an object with the mass of the Earth.