Originally posted by Allankles
concentrated into microscopically precise beams,
Unless he gets shrunk down to nanobot-levels again, his HV isn't 'microscopically' small. Its about the size of his own eyes, at least. 😛
Its just focused in this thread and with the intent to kill.
Thor survives in the sun without any problems and tanks blasts from skyfathers on a semi-regular basis.
Originally posted by Enyalus
Why would we be talking about that?Unless he gets shrunk down to nanobot-levels again, his HV isn't 'microscopically' small. Its about the size of his own eyes, at least. 😛
Its just focused in this thread and with the intent to kill.
Thor survives in the sun without any problems and tanks blasts from skyfathers on a semi-regular basis.
It's not restricted by the size of his eye, where did you get that?
He can make his beams wide enough to affect a planet or microscopic to perform nanoscopic operations as he's done when making his own tech.
His eye size has nothing to do with size of his beams.
Originally posted by Allankles
He can make his beams wide enough to affect a planet or microscopic to the perform nanoscopic operations as he's done when making his own tech.
But to say he's going to make it that minuscule against an opponent? That's not right. Anytime he's used HV in combat, it's been roughly the size of his eye or larger (mostly larger).
Originally posted by Enyalus
No, I get that. I've seen that.But to say he's going to make it that minuscule against an opponent? That's not right. Anytime he's used HV in combat, it's been roughly the size of his eye or larger (mostly larger).
Originally posted by Mindset
Got any examples?
Against Manchester Black of The Elite this is exactly what he did, microscopic heat vision through the retina to affect part of the brain. Supes, being Supes, only used it to cause a minuscule concussion to temporarily block access to a part of the brain, however he could have done permanent damage if he weren't so.. well, good.
Originally posted by Briane75That wasn't microscopic.
Against Manchester Black of The Elite this is exactly what he did, microscopic heat vision through the retina to affect part of the brain. Supes, being Supes, only used it to cause a minuscule concussion to temporarily block access to a part of the brain, however he could have done permanent damage if he weren't so.. well, good.
Originally posted by Mindset
That wasn't microscopic.
telescopic and microscopic vision are essentially the same power, they deal with distance/size perception, essentially they are his sight powers.
In the manchester black scenario he used his telescopic vision to alter the size of his beams, his x-ray vision was used to see into Manchester Black's brain.
Originally posted by AllanklesEssentially being something, and actually being something, are two different things. 😖mart:
telescopic and microscopic vision are essentially the same power, they deal with distance/size perception, essentially they are his sight powers.In the manchester black scenario he used his telescopic vision to alter the size of his beams, his x-ray vision was used to see into Manchester Black's brain.
Originally posted by Mindset
They can survive Supes microscopic hv since it is just a lobotomy, if it where regular hv though...🙂
None of them survive without brain damage with the possible exception of Surfer. And the likes of Iron Man (definitely), Wonder Woman, Hulk and Wolvie die (won't be far fetched to see them get fatally wounded).
I don't think the current version of Wolvie is regrowing something as complex as the brain given the damage he'll suffer.
Hulk would probably lose consciousness and that would be fatal.
Thor doesn't survive without brain damage either.
It's a matter of the force being used. They can all survive a lobotomy but brain damage is a given under the op's conditions and that will be fatal for most on the list.
Originally posted by AllanklesYou're wrong on all accounts.
None of them survive without brain damage with the possible exception of Surfer. And the likes of Iron Man (definitely), Wonder Woman, Hulk and Wolvie die (won't be far fetched to see them get fatally wounded).I don't think the current version of Wolvie is regrowing something as complex as the brain given the damage he'll suffer.
Hulk would probably lose consciousness and that would be fatal.
Thor doesn't survive without brain damage either.
It's a matter of the force being used. They can all survive a lobotomy but brain damage is a given under the op's conditions and that will be fatal for most on the list.