Thor's Godblast vs Superman's most powerfull HV shot

Originally posted by iceman24567
You can post scans and still be wrong 😬

Originally posted by Branlor Swift
Not if you're a Hulk fan

Originally posted by Ambient
Dude! Youre being laugh at again..

And please take ur head out ur arsh man, it's seriously affected ur thinking.

Peace! Cont. being laugh at..

Originally posted by The Sorrow
It's reached an unhealthy level. According to the two most devoted followers to the house of el, Supes heat vision provided a 1/4 of a big bang and is [b]more powerful than a godblast. [/B]

Originally posted by abhilegend
Don't start crying now. Surfer fanboys are pretty desperate now with what naija and co is trying to do.
Both would kill the hulk. Wait, is this metaphorical godblast vs metaphorical HV?

Not enough time to address the few ones really debating here

But this one needs to be addressed

Originally posted by bbrem123
ooo the superman wanking that is going on around here lately...

wayyyy to much of it

The Superman "wanking" is the way nature responds to counter the Marvelite ignorance going on around here. 😉

Originally posted by The Sorrow
It's reached an unhealthy level. According to the two most devoted followers to the house of el, Supes heat vision provided a 1/4 of a big bang and is [b]more powerful than a godblast. [/B]

While I believe is a good showing, I will like to know where did I said is a 1/4 of the BB?

I believe what ever is the amount you want to give it be that 1% of the big bang, I think that is pretty impressive.

even 1% should be worthy of mention. Don't you agree?

So I hope you were not referring to me. If you were, just shoot it straight, We are grown ups already. Same goes for Ambient.

BTW Sorrow, while I do not agree with some of your ideas, I think you are a good poster.

Originally posted by The Sorrow
Don't be mad son. Not everyone shares your view that Supes = gawd. Stick to proving his heat vision equals 1/4 of a big bang.

Oh! and this:

Originally posted by abhilegend
Superman was one of the four people who contributed in Damage absorbing enough energy to create a big bang.

Spectre accelerated this process by pumping more energy into him and started the big bang.

What Abhi is stating is the truth. Some people might interpret this feat different than Abhi, but I would like to hear, what Ambient, Naija or someone else believe Superman contributed on that feat. What is the percentage Superman should get in that feat?

Personally, I think quantifying that feat is a farce waiting to happen due to Spectre's involvement.

Yes, he's one of four people who contributed to that energy. But did Superman actually output 1/4 energy needed to create a Big Bang? Seems improbable to me, personally.

Yeah, I don't think we can say for certain everyone contributed equally. It could be 1/4th, and it could be more also. Impossible to say.

Originally posted by Rao Kal El
While I believe is a good showing, I will like to know where did I said is a 1/4 of the BB?

I believe what ever is the amount you want to give it be that 1% of the big bang, I think that is pretty impressive.

even 1% should be worthy of mention. Don't you agree?

So I hope you were not referring to me. If you were, just shoot it straight, We are grown ups already. Same goes for Ambient.

BTW Sorrow, while I do not agree with some of your ideas, I think you are a good poster.

Of course it does but mentioning the feat is one thing, trying to push your opinion about it as fact when there's clearly a lot of ambiguity with how much Supes contributed is something else, and that's what Abhi did in another thread.

Everyone is going to differ in opinions but that's part of the fun. I'd like to think I give props when it's due, and try to enter any debate i'm involved in with an open mind. Being a fan or even a fanboy of a character is one thing, but posters who defend "their guy" while lowballing other characters or have some kind of agenda to push is something that often turns threads to s**t, wrecking what otherwise could've been an interesting and productive discussion/debate. Just look at what happened in the Majestic v Sentry thread for example.

Lmao @ "What percentage" did he contribute.

Originally posted by Rao Kal El
While I believe is a good showing, I will like to know where did I said is a 1/4 of the BB?

I believe what ever is the amount you want to give it be that 1% of the big bang, I think that is pretty impressive.

even 1% should be worthy of mention. Don't you agree?

So I hope you were not referring to me. If you were, just shoot it straight, We are grown ups already. Same goes for Ambient.

BTW Sorrow, while I do not agree with some of your ideas, I think you are a good poster.

[quickquote=13971309](auto quote)[/ the spectre added enough to make it uncontrollable. Without the spectre, they still had enough to create the big bang.

Originally posted by Diesldude
It has to be greater than 1% and I believe by a large margin or having superman there would have been pointless. And another thing, the other guys had to channel external energies while superman brought only his power. That is some feat considering the other members of the quartet.

Yeah. Makes you wonder why he'd need to sundip to push war world if he's already packing enough energy to contribute to a big bang type of affect...

Originally posted by dmills
Yeah. Makes you wonder why he'd need to sundip to push war world if he's already packing enough energy to contribute to a big bang type of affect...

Originally posted by Diesldude
Why not? Wasnt brainiac using the forces of the big bang to oppose him + the weight of war world itself? I'm sure if had his other 3 team mates he wouldn't have needed to sundip.

Without even going into the context of that particular feat I got a kick out of what you said. The forces of the big bang + the weight of war world = redundancy. If a guy is pushing against the energy of the frickin big bang the weight of war world means nothing.

Originally posted by dmills
Without even going into the context of that particular feat I got a kick out of what you said. The forces of the big bang + the weight of war world = redundancy. If a guy is pushing against the energy of the frickin big bang the weight of war world means nothing.

Anyway Thor most powerful godblast is extrmeily powerful.

Mjolnir absorb a bomb's blast that would of destroyed 1/4 pn the universe.

Mjolnir was undamaged from this.

Now we have Thor who wrapped his belt of strength around mjolnit to double it's strength.

At this point mjolnir should be able to handle enough pwoer to destory 1/2 a universe without damaged.

however Thor's godblast destroyer mjolnir so it was stronger then a blast that could destroy 1/2 a universe.

SO Thor's strongest godblast is pretty danm strong.

Now let just say that superman put in 1/4 of the big bang energy needed,

WE can debate what is more powerful something that could destory more then 50% of the universe or some that at the most but in 25% of the big bang. Kind of point less argument.

But I just can see superman's heatvison being more powerful then Thor's godly energy and Mjolnir "odinforce powered"

^ To be clear, Mjolnir created a shielding vortex that surrounded and absorbed a Life Bomb that would have destroyed 1/5th of the universe. Mjolnir didn't contain those energies within the hammer itself.