Re: Who is faster?
Originally posted by carver9
Using combat speed, reflex, blitz speed, arm movement, etc, etc...who is faster?Wolverine
Daredevil
Cassie
Deathstroke
Captain America
X-23
Lady ShivaRank them from greatest to least greatest.
all these guys are very close in speed. we would be really guessing for the most part.
I would say CA and Deathstroke are the fastest. Daredevil has some sick feats though.
Originally posted by h1a8
all these guys are very close in speed. we would be really guessing for the most part.I would say CA and Deathstroke are the fastest. Daredevil has some sick feats though.
Agreed. The differences aren't huge for the most part. Cap and Deathstroke are at the top, which goes along with their enhancements. Daredevil has admitted that Cap is faster than him, and Cass has admitted the same for Deathstroke. I don't see speed being a huge factor if any of these people fought though.
Re: Who is faster?
Originally posted by carver9You mean ONLY by feats? As in who's got better on-panle showings? Not counting their showings vs each other and other people nor implied speed?
Using combat speed, reflex, blitz speed, arm movement, etc, etc...who is faster?Wolverine
Daredevil
Cassie
Deathstroke
Captain America
X-23
Lady ShivaRank them from greatest to least greatest.
Re: Re: Who is faster?
Originally posted by SamZED
You mean ONLY by feats? As in who's got better on-panle showings? Not counting their showings vs each other and other people nor implied speed?
But one character beating another is a feat.
And AFAIK, in all of their encounters Cap's looked superior to DD.
Re: Re: Re: Re: Who is faster?
Originally posted by cdtm
Yes and no.It doesn't matter how many times Lobo beats down Superman, that doesn't prove he has super speed on his level.
Why not?
How is, for example, a character outracing a bullet any different than a character outracing another character? Considering both events are the result of a writer creating a story and wanting to write a scene that makes the subject character look cool/fast/powerful. Neither is more objective or subjective.