Bowser vs Cloud

Originally posted by linkownsyousobs
with the help of the Lumas. If they didn't interfere, the black hole would have sucked in Mario and Peach, and all 3 would've died. Outside help

What? Bowser was in the Black Hole already. So for what you say to be true, the black hole would have to somehow become stronger. The only thing the Lumas do is stop it.

Originally posted by MooCowofJustice
What? Bowser was in the Black Hole already. So for what you say to be true, the black hole would have to somehow become stronger. The only thing the Lumas do is stop it.

That's absolutely ridiculous. He was already in it and didn't die. Even if for some reason being in there for longer did kill him, it's an insane durability feat that Cloud can never hope to scratch.

Black holes have the same amount of gravity as the star they are formed from. Falling into a star is actually worse than falling into a black hole because it has the same gravity but with added effects like being really freakin' hot.

I was pretty sure Black Holes had much stronger gravity. So much so that it even pulls in light, which is why we call them Black Holes.

ugh, i'm sick of this stupid thread. i got to page 17 and skipped here because i was so bored. you go over the same points, over and over and over again. come to a freaking consensus. cursing

Me, I think Bowser is way cooler, but Cloud would probably beat him fairly easily.

Originally posted by Project Termina
ugh, i'm sick of this stupid thread. i got to page 17 and skipped here because i was so bored. you go over the same points, over and over and over again. come to a freaking consensus. cursing

Me, I think Bowser is way cooler, but Cloud would probably beat him fairly easily.

Oh really?

Would you prefer a thread like this?

Originally posted by MooCowofJustice
I was pretty sure Black Holes had much stronger gravity. So much so that it even pulls in light, which is why we call them Black Holes.

I'm no astrophysicist, but a star shouldn't gain any more mass when it goes nova, so black holes have the same mass as whatever star formed them. The difference being being stars give off light. And unless I'm missing something about gravity, how much mass something has will dictate the force of gravity around it. Then again, there might be something about density included there...

Regardless, stars are much more massive than planets and should have ridiculously higher gravity. I'll need to look into it more, though.

Ah, a quote from NemeBro over in Comic Vs.

"A black hole with the mass of Earth would be the size of a marble."

If this is true, then I am correct. I'm not sure how this works, but I am very confident that Black Holes have enough gravity to pull in light. This is why they cannot be seen with conventional telescopes and we resort to other methods to know where they are. And it is why we call them Black Holes.