Originally posted by Galan007speed force is a pile of steaming shite
I think the Speed Force is the absolute best way speedsters can be 'reasonably' explained. Otherwise writers would have to come up with excuses for every single speed-related variable that exists, such as why Flash doesn't disintegrate when he strikes an object while running -- but instead they opted to introduce an extra-dimensional energy that not only fuels, but protects speedsters... T'was honestly a great idea on their part, imo.On that note, I think the idea that Hulk's anger is infinite, and therefore his power is theoretically infinite is pretty outrageous. Wtf does infinite anger look like anyway? It's also odd that he can have these gargantuan boosts in strength without any noticeable increase in his overall size.
...But that could all be cleared up if Marvel were to introduce a 'Strength Force' concept. excellent
-cosmic armour
-the sword of superman
-genis-vell
-rick jones's bullshit character history for that matter
-omega-class mutations, primarily reality warping and massive tk/tp. ghey/lazy
-hotu
-toon characters
Re: What is the most outrageous power/weapon in comics?
Originally posted by marwash22
What is the most ridiculously unfair or overpowered ability or weapon in all of comics? It can be standard to a character or just something that has happened once or twice, it can also be an item that isn't necessarily tethered to a specific character... e.g. the cosmic cube.My nominations would be...
-Juggernaut and his beyond stupid resistance to injury.
-Doom's power stealing.
-Doomsday's adaptation.
-Wonder Woman's... everything.So, what do you think is the most ridiculous power/weapon/item in all of comics?
WW's everything? Wonder Woman gets so much more flak than male characters with similar ability sets.
At least chose one thing.
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Originally posted by Q99nah, I'm picking her... in general.
WW's everything? Wonder Woman gets so much more flak than male characters with similar ability sets.At least chose one thing.
DC put so much effort in creating a strong female character that can hang with the "big boys" that she has become insanely overpowered. Not saying there aren't male characters who aren't over powered as well, in fact, that's the point of this thread... however, WW is so ridiculous that you can name pretty much any character (who isn't trans), and it wouldn't be completely out of the question that she could beat them in a fight or match (come close to matching) their feats.
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Originally posted by marwash22
nah, I'm picking her... in general.DC put so much effort in creating a strong female character that can hang with the "big boys" that she has become insanely overpowered. Not saying there aren't male characters who aren't over powered as well, in fact, that's the point of this thread... however, WW is so ridiculous that you can name pretty much any character (who isn't trans), and it wouldn't be completely out of the question that she could beat them in a fight or match (come close to matching) their feats.
Now I'm not saying that's the point you're trying to make because I honestly don't know what point you're trying to make here.
Edit: Also we have a winner, PC Superman's powers in general:
http://img118.imageshack.us/img118/9543/supersneezeae9og9.jpg
In one panel PC Superman flies to another Universe and sneezes in space, destroying a solar system.
People often use that scan as proof of his strength (even his nostrils pack solar system busting power) but it can also be used as proof of phenomenal speed/the ability to traverse dimensions at will.
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Originally posted by Omega VisionSadly that's what I'm reading as well.
For some reason I read this and saw "it's unrealistic to have a female character who can defeat male characters"Now I'm not saying that's the point you're trying to make because I honestly don't know what point you're trying to make here.
Marwash, why do you consider her feats ridiculous?
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Originally posted by Omega VisionWW is a big fat stupid head... that's my point! estahuh
For some reason I read this and saw "it's unrealistic to have a female character who can defeat male characters"Now I'm not saying that's the point you're trying to make because I honestly don't know what point you're trying to make here.
Edit: Also we have a winner, PC Superman's powers in general:
, destroying a solar system.
http://img118.imageshack.us/img118/9543/supersneezeae9og9.jpg
In one panel PC Superman flies to another Universe and [b]sneezes in spacePeople often use that scan as proof of his strength (even his nostrils pack solar system busting power) but it can also be used as proof of phenomenal speed/the ability to traverse dimensions at will. [/B]
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Originally posted by Creshosksame reason i consider anything Amazo has ever done to be ridiculous.
Marwash, why do you consider her feats ridiculous?
It's not sexist btw, there are plenty of female chracters i like, she just bothers me.
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Originally posted by marwash22
same reason i consider anything Amazo has ever done to be ridiculous.It's not sexist btw, there are plenty of female chracters i like, she just bothers me.
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Originally posted by Omega Visionsure. I have no control over what people infer; i also don't particularly care if you disagree with my opinion.
Singling out Wonder Woman when there are tons of other characters who embody the kind of outrageousness you described comes off as sexist even if there's no such intent behind it.
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Originally posted by Omega VisionThe most amazing thing about that scan is that he finds an uninhabited star system in another universe so he can sneeze in peace without destroying his own solar system instead of just going to middle of nowhere in vacuum to do it. He really was a a dick.Edit: Also we have a winner, PC Superman's powers in general:
http://img118.imageshack.us/img118/9543/supersneezeae9og9.jpg
In one panel PC Superman flies to another Universe and sneezes in space, destroying a solar system.[/B]
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Originally posted by 753
The most amazing thing about that scan is that he finds an uninhabited star system in another universe so he can sneeze in peace without destroying his own solar system instead of just going to middle of nowhere in vacuum to do it. He really was a a dick.
Originally posted by Omega Vision-Telepathic resistance deriving from "strength of will"
That one bugs me more than most. You see it used as an explanation for why the likes of Xavier don't easily shut down the likes of Hulk.
I think even the non super powered humans (Bats?) have telepathic resistance on similar grounds.
Originally posted by Allankles
That one bugs me more than most. You see it used as an explanation for why the likes of Xavier don't easily shut down the likes of Hulk.I think even the non super powered humans (Bats?) have telepathic resistance on similar grounds.