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Find Your Own Fire
Originally posted by quanchi112
No, that's not the question. Not at that moment. I told you the same scenario applies to both characters.Until you answer my question without changing the question around I won't do so.
Again, out of context.
What examples of Superman bloodlusted put him close to Prime?
Why not at that moment? That would gauge them equally. If you really want the same scenario, then that's the scenario, right then and there, could a blood-lusted Superman do what SMP did?
Because you don't know the answer! peaches
Not really! vin
Kicking the holy crap out of several heroes/villains all by his lonesome like SMP did (although he still wasn't bloodlusted, as he wasn't killing em... cept maybe with the Imperiex drones which weren't strictly alive...).
Originally posted by Blanket
The argument that Superman bloodlusted puts him near or over Prime's level is the same as Quan's argument that Thanos is above Odin... btw.Just thought that should be said for all the people that hate Quan's arguments so much...
I think it's different. Because Superman does hold back. He definitely wasn't blood-lusted when confronting SMP. Also, most of SMP's aggrandization comes from his rampages against groups of heroes. However, that completely ignores the inverse ninja law, i.e., the more ninjas (here, heroes) you throw at a problem all at once, the less effective they are.
The main difference between Thanos/Odin proponents is that Thanos was going all out and the myth that he got a strength/power upgrade is just that, a pure myth. And that is distinguishable from Superman/SMP proponents who argue that Superman isn't going all out. I don't jive with the whole "dynamic strength" card, but the things that SMP did, I don't see requiring "dynamic strength" from Superman. Just a bloodlust and a bit more strength, e.g., WWIII Black Adam. So my opinion isn't reliant on the myth of "dynamic strength."
Another distinction is that SMP is going all out. That is fairly evident. And I don't think Odin went all out or anywhere even close to all out against Thanos. So that expands the disconnect between the two situations for me personally.