Originally posted by Lunacyde
I don't understand what you are implying here. He is a fictional character, he can do whatever the writers say he can do. Are you saying that him surviving in the son is not consistent with his character and feat history, because that would make more sense. However it is consistent with the character and the characters abilities as shown throughout the years.
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Originally posted by Lunacyde
Not sure what that Smiley means.
It means that your post wasnt a good and accurate post.
We already gave two examples of overwhelming amount of solar energy messing him up and one of the examples was recent. Then we gave another example of him being in pain on the surface of the sun for a short period of time but you still put up that post.
Anyways, I love you WWH and I also love Thor but the only person that is passing this is Sentry.
I wonder if Gladiator can do it? The guy swam through an entire star 1 million miles long.
Originally posted by carver9
It means that your post wasnt a good and accurate post.We already gave two examples of overwhelming amount of solar energy messing him up and one of the examples was recent. Then we gave another example of him being in pain on the surface of the sun for a short period of time but you still put up that post.
Anyways, I love you WWH and I also love Thor but the only person that is passing this is Sentry.
I wonder if Gladiator can do it? The guy swam through an entire star 1 million miles long.
Congratulations you can come up with 2 instances (One may not even be canon) in his entire 72 year career where he has had that problem. Meanwhile there are numerous stories where he has been in the sun with either no harm, slight mental anguish, or only some physical pain.
Furthermore just because he was possibly in physical pain, doesn't mean he couldn't survive it. Feeling pain =/= dying.
Originally posted by carver9
It means that your post wasnt a good and accurate post.We already gave two examples of overwhelming amount of solar energy messing him up and one of the examples was recent. Then we gave another example of him being in pain on the surface of the sun for a short period of time but you still put up that post.
Anyways, I love you WWH and I also love Thor but the only person that is passing this is Sentry.
I wonder if Gladiator can do it? The guy swam through an entire star 1 million miles long.
Also you are forgetting Surfer. He would have an easier time doing it than Sentry.
Originally posted by carver9odin and thanos would survive, these guys are uber durable.
I honestly think the Surfer probably could, hell, all of Galactus heralds should since they are made from the energy of Galactus but the people on this list, NOPE (except Sentry).I have reasons for each and every last one of the people on this list why they shouldnt be able to survive in the core of the sun.
Originally posted by Lunacyde
Congratulations you can come up with 2 instances (One may not even be canon) in his entire 72 year career where he has had that problem. Meanwhile there are numerous stories where he has been in the sun with either no harm, slight mental anguish, or only some physical pain.Furthermore just because he was possibly in physical pain, doesn't mean he couldn't survive it. Feeling pain =/= dying.
When has anyone on that list been in the center of the sun? Not the surface but the center.
Originally posted by PhilosophíaDid I mention my annoyance with terms like 'near infinite'?
👆The writers never think of what surviving inside the sun or in a Black Hole actually implies, and mostly do these sort of stuff soley for the 'look how powerful my characters is!1' factor.
When rookie Green Lanterns' auto-shields have shown themselves as capable of withstanding Blackholes, and Terrax is destroying planets, I'd think they'd get a clue that this cosmic showings shouldn't really be taken that seriously anymore...
The 'wow' factor is long gone. When writers started getting into a battleboard mentality and have the characters do feats just to appeal to the fanboys, it started going downhil to the point that, as you've pointed out, there's nothing left to really impress -- destroying planets and surviving Blackholes are relativly common, even among the characters that are not on the top of the 'herald-level' category, that it simply lost its impressiveness.
Like I pointed out in another thread, it's starting to be the same way on the street-level. Characters are catching, deflecting, dodging or outrunning bullets (which, again, if taken logically should put them at an insane level -- like the Black Hole one) because that's like 'totally awesome' until it gets old and common. Or fighting superhumanly strong characters without even bothering to express that it's skill related, or that they are the underdogs -- they just over power them, when they shouldn't. See Captain America and Nick Fury against the U-Foes recently. Or many other examples.
Not even getting into the mid-tier, with the whole "My brain is bigger than yours!" or "I r scientist supreme!" and that bullshit.
The next step is for the writers to come into the battleboards and when something that they don't like pops-up, they should just write it in canon.
Ah. Mcduffie with the Wonder Woman being faster than Superman.
Scratch that then.
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Originally posted by carver9Doesn't matter what you believe most of these characters feat would indicate they would survive inside a Star. You know natural dangers are not that great in comic books.
I have reasons for each and every last one of the people on this list why they shouldnt be able to survive in the core of the sun.
Originally posted by carver9 I honestly think the Surfer probably could, hell, all of Galactus heralds should since they are made from the energy of Galactus but the people on this list, NOPE (except Sentry).
Originally posted by Philosophía
The 'wow' factor is long gone. When writers started getting into a battleboard mentality and have the characters do feats just to appeal to the fanboys, it started going downhil to the point that, as you've pointed out, there's nothing left to really impress -- destroying planets and surviving Blackholes are relativly common, even among the characters that are not on the top of the 'herald-level' category, that it simply lost its impressiveness.Like I pointed out in another thread, it's starting to be the same way on the street-level. Characters are catching, deflecting, dodging or outrunning bullets (which, again, if taken logically should put them at an insane level -- like the Black Hole one) because that's like 'totally awesome' until it gets old and common. Or fighting superhumanly strong characters without even bothering to express that it's skill related, or that they are the underdogs -- they just over power them, when they shouldn't. See Captain America and Nick Fury against the U-Foes recently. Or many other examples.
Not even getting into the mid-tier, with the whole "My brain is bigger than yours!" or "I r scientist supreme!" and that bullshit.
The next step is for the writers to come into the battleboards and when something that they don't like pops-up, they should just write it in canon.
Ah. Mcduffie with the Wonder Woman being faster than Superman.
Scratch that then.
facepalm
The u-foes example is great. Although people like the punisher must be able to outrun bullets sort off, if i ever did pick up a punisher issue (WHICH I NEVER DO! I'M NOT LYING) i don't want to see him killed instantly.
Originally posted by Philosophía
Like I pointed out in another thread, it's starting to be the same way on the street-level. Characters are catching, deflecting, dodging or outrunning bullets (which, again, if taken logically should put them at an insane level -- like the Black Hole one) because that's like 'totally awesome' until it gets old and common. Or fighting superhumanly strong characters without even bothering to express that it's skill related, or that they are the underdogs -- they just over power them, when they shouldn't. See Captain America and Nick Fury against the U-Foes recently. Or many other examples.Not even getting into the mid-tier, with the whole "My brain is bigger than yours!" or "I r scientist supreme!" and that bullshit.
The next step is for the writers to come into the battleboards and when something that they don't like pops-up, they should just write it in canon.
Ah. Mcduffie with the Wonder Woman being faster than Superman.
Scratch that then.
facepalm
Re: Who can survive being in the core of the sun
sentry - because he obviously showed he could reform himself
thor - just because he did in the past
thanos - his consistently high durability showings evince so
Odin - he's too powerful to not
Silver surfer - I can't recall what comic, but I'm pretty sure he's sat inside a star and soliloqued inside a star once before (and frankly, fist-fighting inside a black hole tops it by a wide-margin)
Nobody else on the list. Superman would overload from it. Green Lanterns, even with shields, wouldn't stand it.