Originally posted by DarkSaint85
Damn, you type faster than I can edit lol - I already realised my mistake!That's the beauty of infinity - half of the infinite book is still infinity hehe. And I never asked for SOLO feats, if you re-read my post carefully.
So basically you are relying on a disputed ft for your argument? What other lifting fts does Superman have? Another question, how much strength is required to destroy a Universe during a battle?
Originally posted by carver9Carver, how did they destroy the dimension?
Yeah.
Was it a back and forth battle that created shockwaves that eventually ripped the dimension apart?
Was it Hulk thunderclapping an attack away that made a frequency that destroyed the dimension?
Or did Hulk just hit Nightcrawler so hard it destroyed the dimension?
Originally posted by carver9
So basically you are relying on a disputed ft for your argument? What other lifting fts does Superman have? Another question, how much strength is required to destroy a Universe during a battle?
Depends on how large your universe is, I guess. And what is inside it. A small universe would require less than a large universe, for example. A mostly empty universe, containing a single planet, would require significantly less energy - so if you could let me know some facts about this universe, I can try to tell you. Otherwise, its like asking how long a piece of string is.
He has also lifted a black hole, if that helps? They are also infinite in mass, due to their singularity. So that's ANOTHER lifitng feat of infinity that he has. JLA #77, IIRC.
Originally posted by Sr J-Bieb
Carver, how did they destroy the dimension?Was it a back and forth battle that created shockwaves that eventually ripped the dimension apart?
Was it Hulk thunderclapping an attack away that made a frequency that destroyed the dimension?
Or did Hulk just hit Nightcrawler so hard it destroyed the dimension?
It was Hulk admitting that his strength had play in the Universe being destroyed and it was stated on panel that their fight destroyed a Universe.
http://www.mynetimages.com/viewimage/dfd434506d
Take it how you want to...its stated on panel that a Universe crumbled under their brawl.
Superman holding a 100 ton+ white dwarf star in his hands as though it were a basketball, then proceeding to casually fly across space with it, has always impressed me.
He's also pulled the entire earth against the light speed-esque opposing forces Starbreaker was also exerting on it... For what it's worth.
Originally posted by carver9So that's how it happened hey? A universe just crumbled in their battle?
It was Hulk admitting that his strength had play in the Universe being destroyed and it was stated on panel that their fight destroyed a Universe.http://www.mynetimages.com/viewimage/dfd434506d
Take it how you want to...its stated on panel that a Universe crumbled under their brawl.
Good thing the flashback one panel tells the whole story. They fought, and then out of nowhere the universe crumbled.
Good enough for me.
Originally posted by Galan007
Superman holding a 100 ton+ white dwarf star in his hands as though it were a basketball, then proceeding to casually fly across space with it, has always impressed me.He's also pulled the entire earth against the light speed-esque opposing forces Starbreaker was also exerting on it... For what it's worth.
100 ton+ white dwarf star?
What's the difference between Superman with the aid of a GL pulling earth and this?
http://www.mynetimages.com/viewimage/61f38505b9
http://www.mynetimages.com/viewimage/2057a235f0
http://www.mynetimages.com/viewimage/e255e809cd
Originally posted by DarkSaint85
Depends on how large your universe is, I guess. And what is inside it. A small universe would require less than a large universe, for example. A mostly empty universe, containing a single planet, would require significantly less energy - so if you could let me know some facts about this universe, I can try to tell you. Otherwise, its like asking how long a piece of string is.He has also lifted a black hole, if that helps? They are also infinite in mass, due to their singularity. So that's ANOTHER lifitng feat of infinity that he has. JLA #77, IIRC.
Originally posted by Sr J-Bieb
You do know I know what actually happened in that fight right?
Yeah, you cleared it up for me. Hulk was getting hit by a universal destroying attack and he thunderclapped the Universal destroying attack away from him which destroyed the Universe that they were fighting in.
I was blind to.this but now I see.
Originally posted by Sr J-BiebYeah. Night-crawler's own sonics are what destroyed that "cosmos":
So that's how it happened hey? A universe just crumbled in their battle?Good thing the flashback one panel tells the whole story. They fought, and then out of nowhere the universe crumbled.
Good enough for me.
Just for a reference, the place Night-crawler and Banner are standing in the middle panel is the "cosmos" that was destroyed:
http://img220.imageshack.us/img220/7686/32934390.jpg
Weak cosmos. none
Originally posted by carver9All Hal did was form a construct around the earth/Supes. Superman, and Superman alone, exerted the forces required to pull it against the opposing forces Starbreaker was exerting .
What's the difference between Superman with the aid of a GL pulling
Originally posted by DarkSaint85
Does containment mean it has less mass? And how does it decrease the mass?
It was in a containment field the entire time and it was a race against time. Superman held it while the hole was ripping through the field which allowed Martian to fix it but before this even happened, by the end of it, the black hole.was sucking Superman into it but Martian fixed it just in time.
Originally posted by carver9Your species is adapting.
Yeah, you cleared it up for me. Hulk was getting hit by a universal destroying attack and he thunderclapped the Universal destroying attack away from him which destroyed the Universe that they were fighting in.I was blind to.this but now I see.
Still not entirely accurate, but right-ish.
