Originally posted by Enyalus
He was just fine after standing point-blank where a blue gas giant had just exploded (solar-system shattering blast.)😬 So, I'm not going to speculate. I will say there's no way anyone under Galactus's power one-shots him.
So how many suns worth of power do you think Galactus can put into one shot? Give a upper bound.
Originally posted by h1a8
So how many suns worth of power do you think Galactus can put into one shot? Give a upper bound.
During Galactus' battle with Ego, he was outputting the fire of a thousand suns in his blast. That's the highest quantified figure I've come across. I can post the scan if you don't believe me, lol.
Originally posted by EnyalusWell imagine a being capable of putting the power of over a thousand galaxies (not suns) in one punch.
During Galactus' battle with Ego, he was outputting the fire of a thousand suns in his blast. That's the highest quantified figure I've come across. I can post the scan if you don't believe me, lol.
A typical galaxy has about 100 billions stars. So a thousand galaxies have about 100 trillion. And so thousands of galaxies, well you get the point.
Originally posted by Wild Shadow
superman in the core of the sun would never reach the power of a single sun because it doesnt make sense.i say it be .0000000000001 percent.
do ppl really think supes absorbes a miniscule amount of energy and then expinontually multiply it to multitudes of suns?
Then you are not entirely familar with his powers. Solar energy only opens a doorway to his true power source.
Originally posted by h1a8
Well imagine a being capable of putting the power of over a thousand galaxies (not suns) in one punch.A typical galaxy has about 100 billions stars. So a thousand galaxies have about 100 trillion. And so thousands of galaxies, well you get the point.
knew this would happen and that's still not as much as a kibliion red giants times infinity. anyway no h1 will presede to explain a bunch of imaginary facts that are mostly if not entirely based on his imagination and not in comics.
Originally posted by h1a8
Well imagine a being capable of putting the power of over a thousand galaxies (not suns) in one punch.A typical galaxy has about 100 billions stars. So a thousand galaxies have about 100 trillion. And so thousands of galaxies, well you get the point.
i have imagined a being whose punches and attacks have shaken the foundation of galaxies and can be seen from another galaxy.
his name is odin.
Originally posted by Enyalus
lol...Accoriding to whom? Never anywhere has it been stated that Superman or a sundipped Superman is more powerful than a thousand galaxies. Or one, at that.
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”. Superman was pushing against Warworld's energies, as in 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 both this example and John Byrne himself 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 greatest feats exceed the energy he could have gleaned from 30 years of absorbed sunlight. 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).
Also, seen and explained by writers such as Stern and L. Simonson, Superman's strength increases geometrically in accordance to his proximity to the sun. This could mean he has infinite strength when in the Sun. Also the amount of solar energy he's converted determines the amount of strength his psionic potential provides.
Originally posted by h1a8Quit speculating and back up the statement that he can oneshot Thanos. He isn't powerful enough to even destroy a galaxy.
How powerful do you think a Superman in the core of the sun is in terms of number of suns? I just want to know your opinion.
Originally posted by h1a8What are you talking about?
Then you are not entirely familar with his powers. Solar energy only opens a doorway to his true power source.
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 thousands of whole galaxies since the dawn of time. Hence his universal reputation as the “Devourer of Galaxies”. Superman was pushing against Warworld's energies, as in 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).
Uh-huh...Warworld was Pluto. Pluto's smaller than Earth's moon. And you have proof that Warworld's engines can output all of that thousands of galaxies worth of power at once? No, I didn't think so.
And clearly not much of that power was used up resisting Superman, because there's still enough power to create a second Big Bang ontop of the initial one...
da dum dum dum oh the moving war world feat that people always love to state. first if he was using all of imperlex powers there would be no more imperlex to make a big bang at the end of the story line. so try to make it sound like all of imperlex was pushing supes. First if it's a pushing feat in space then that would be speed and durability not lifting nor striking. Third if we are going to use that feat and story arc then we might want to bring up how disorentated supes was in the sun and how it was almost driving him insane. which would give thanos the opertuntiy to teleport supes to the heart of a red sun. So I like using OWAW story line too. Furthermore just because brainac and his stuff was enhance but we have no idea of how much so and to what degree. yes brainac was pushing against sups but it would have had to be the impulse engins if it was the hyperspace ones then War world would have entered hyper space then so would have sups which means he would have lost them for a sec. which never happened.
Originally posted by Enyalus
Uh-huh...Warworld was Pluto. Pluto's smaller than Earth's moon. And you have proof that Warworld's engines can output all of that thousands of galaxies worth of power at once? No, I didn't think so.And clearly not much of that power was used up resisting Superman, because there's still enough power to create a second Big Bang ontop of the initial one...
you beat me too it grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
Originally posted by Enyalus👆
Uh-huh...Warworld was Pluto. Pluto's smaller than Earth's moon. And you have proof that Warworld's engines can output all of that thousands of galaxies worth of power at once? No, I didn't think so.And clearly not much of that power was used up resisting Superman, because there's still enough power to create a second Big Bang ontop of the initial one...
Originally posted by EnyalusA 2lb object in mass has enough energy in it to destroy everything within a 20mi diameter (20 megatons). How much energy is the Sun capable I wonder?
Uh-huh...Warworld was Pluto. Pluto's smaller than Earth's moon. And you have proof that Warworld's engines can output all of that thousands of galaxies worth of power at once? No, I didn't think so.And clearly not much of that power was used up resisting Superman, because there's still enough power to create a second Big Bang ontop of the initial one...