This video cracks me up
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ChmLbsSGfbo&feature=related
This video cracks me up
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ChmLbsSGfbo&feature=related
Originally posted by Dum Dum DuganIt's possible the Gargoyles even in the episodes I just watched were doing insane things. I'm sure somewhere along the show they probably do even more stuff.
that fair enough.But masterbruce trying to pretend golaith is class 15 is absurd.
Macbeth has match golaith in fights and he is quite human physically.
Plus Macbeth and most humans tend to rely on technology, surprise and deceit to take advantage of Goliath in melee. That I do remember.
Originally posted by Newjak
It's possible the Gargoyles even in the episodes I just watched were doing insane things. I'm sure somewhere along the show they probably do even more stuff.Plus Macbeth and most humans tend to rely on technology, surprise and deceit to take advantage of Goliath in melee. That I do remember.
I talk matching him and melee combat. Not techology, just striaight up.
Originally posted by Dum Dum DuganLike I said I'm not sure.
They dont though, nothing even close to 15 tons. There best feats for golaith are in volume 3 which is not even cannon.I talk matching him and melee combat. Not techology, just striaight up.
And it's only not cannon based upon the original guy of the show saying so. So I'm not too sure I would say its non-cannon. I mean if Stan Lee did a TV about Spiderman and based it on just after he finished writing Spidey's comic and said everything after that in the comic version of Spidey is non-cannon.
Well I think we would all be a little hesitant to agree with him.
But like I said I'm not agreeing or disagreeing but am saying Goliath is an animal/beast and from the very limited amount I saw could prove to be a test for either of the two.
Originally posted by Newjak
Like I said I'm not sure.And it's only not cannon based upon the original guy of the show saying so. So I'm not too sure I would say its non-cannon. I mean if Stan Lee did a TV about Spiderman and based it on just after he finished writing Spidey's comic and said everything after that in the comic version of Spidey is non-cannon.
Well I think we would all be a little hesitant to agree with him.
But like I said I'm not agreeing or disagreeing but am saying Goliath is an animal/beast and from the very limited amount I saw could prove to be a test for either of the two.
Dude the creator said it not cannon. It not cannon. I dont even know how you coudl argue it cannon. He has zero imput after the first episode and even stated it not cannon to the rest of his work. However the comic is cannon. Also your example is not even remotely similar to what happen.
I not, ninja turtles volume 3 is not consider cannon with the rest and one of the creators was on board with it.
I doubt it.
Originally posted by Starscream M
this isn't breaking as in taking a piece of concrete and smashing itI mean, how strong it takes to simply take your hand and rip through concrete..that's more like Class 15 imo
...just saying.
Sure a lot of it has to be strength...but he has really sharp, strong claws too. That's got to help. It's not like we're talking about someone pushing blunt fingertips through titanium with uber strength, we're talking about something clawing through concrete.
Originally posted by Dum Dum DuganI thought my Stan Lee analogy said why pretty well. He created Spider-Man but if he did what the original creator for Gargoyles did we wouldn't agree.
Dude the creator said it not cannon. It not cannon. I dont even know how you coudl argue it cannon. He has zero imput after the first episode and even stated it not cannon to the rest of his work. However the comic is cannonI not, ninja turtles volume 3 is not consider cannon with the rest and one of the creators was on board with it.
I doubt it.
And of course I'm not really sayings its canon just saying why it could be canon or why the point you made isn't the best way to prove it imo. I don't really know if its canon or not.
Originally posted by Omega Vision
Goliath has claws......just saying.
Sure a lot of it has to be strength...but he has really sharp, strong claws too. That's got to help. It's not like we're talking about someone pushing blunt fingertips through titanium with uber strength, we're talking about something clawing through concrete.
Originally posted by Omega Visionno, I understand. claws def give him leverage, but the strength it takes to rend through concrete and steel walls like styrofoam indicates a high level of strength.
Goliath has claws......just saying.
Sure a lot of it has to be strength...but he has really sharp, strong claws too. That's got to help. It's not like we're talking about someone pushing blunt fingertips through titanium with uber strength, we're talking about something clawing through concrete.
Originally posted by Newjak
I thought my Stan Lee analogy said why pretty well. He created Spider-Man but if he did what the original creator for Gargoyles did we wouldn't agree.And of course I'm not really sayings its canon just saying why it could be canon or why the point you made isn't the best way to prove it imo. I don't really know if its canon or not.
It not cannon. creator said it not cannon. I note sure what else you could possibly want.
Originally posted by Omega Visionthats another thing that battlehammer is ignorant about
Eh.Pretty sure I can bust through concrete if I have a good, sharp axe, and I'm a Class 0.05 😛
goliath claws aren't claws in the typical sense, they're more extensions of his fingers
now, imagine how durable they have to be to penetrate steel and concrete...
also, I think you'd find chipping through concrete even with a sharp axe quite difficult....hence the need for powerful motorsupported jackhammers when they need to crack concrete