Originally posted by DarkSaint85
Ok,what's the heaviest he has lifted? Not punched or thunderclapped or held together, but lifted. Id accept braced as well.
I'll post a ft but I am pretty sure you are going to bring up the book with infinite pages for Superman and you can't quantify the ft because its a magical book that might not even have any mass. Ultraman lifted it with relative ease. Let me look through my scans on a quantifiable lifting ft.
Originally posted by carver9
I'll post a ft but I am pretty sure you are going to bring up the book with infinite pages for Superman and you can't quantify the ft because its a magical book that might not even have any mass. Ultraman lifted it with relative ease. Let me look through my scans on a quantifiable lifting ft.
Don't discredit the feat, Carver.
Is it a high end feat? Sure. But it's still valid, just like all of Hulk's high end feats are.
Originally posted by carver9The funny thing is if things were reversed and Hulk lifted a book with infinite pages with help that's all you'd be talking about. You really fool no one. Well maybe h1 but besides him I really this time mean no one.
I'll post a ft but I am pretty sure you are going to bring up the book with infinite pages for Superman and you can't quantify the ft because its a magical book that might not even have any mass. Ultraman lifted it with relative ease. Let me look through my scans on a quantifiable lifting ft.
Originally posted by JakeTheBank
Don't discredit the feat, Carver.Is it a high end feat? Sure. But it's still valid, just like all of Hulk's high end feats are.
No discredit at all. It's not infinite weight though. It's a magical book with infinit pages. That's not a quantifiable ft.
I'm going to start off slow. Let's use lifting ft that doesn't require the aid of other resources like flight.
Hulk one handing a big a** space ship and Hulk was weakened when he did this.
http://i160.photobucket.com/albums/t173/EndlessMike9/Hulk/hulkstrength1.jpg
Originally posted by quanchi112
The funny thing is if things were reversed and Hulk lifted a book with infinite pages with help that's all you'd be talking about. You really fool no one. Well maybe h1 but besides him I really this time mean no one.
People wouldn't allow me to use it because its not a quantifiable ft.
Originally posted by carver9
No discredit at all. It's not infinite weight though. It's a magical book with infinit pages. That's not a quantifiable ft.I'm going to start off slow. Let's use lifting ft that doesn't require the aid of other resources like flight.
Hulk one handing a big a** space ship and Hulk was weakened when he did this.
http://i160.photobucket.com/albums/t173/EndlessMike9/Hulk/hulkstrength1.jpg
Infinity isn't infinite, now?
1. You'd have to prove flight aided him at all.
2. No, none of this "starting small" crap. Either put up the requisite feats or just don't bother.
Originally posted by carver9
I'll post a ft but I am pretty sure you are going to bring up the book with infinite pages for Superman and you can't quantify the ft because its a magical book that might not even have any mass. Ultraman lifted it with relative ease. Let me look through my scans on a quantifiable lifting ft.
You know me so well already lol.
But by using that reasoning, I.e. It's magic therefore might not have mass,you might as well argue that the Dark Dimension is magical, therefore any feats done is inadmissible....or that the entire storyline is inadmissible,as it involved a.wishing well...
Originally posted by carver9
No discredit at all. It's not infinite weight though. It's a magical book with infinit pages. That's not a quantifiable ft.I'm going to start off slow. Let's use lifting ft that doesn't require the aid of other resources like flight.
Hulk one handing a big a** space ship and Hulk was weakened when he did this.
http://i160.photobucket.com/albums/t173/EndlessMike9/Hulk/hulkstrength1.jpg
Infinite pages and each page weighs something. And if you have an infinite quantity of something, said totality of the weight would be...? 2 + 2 = 4, Carver. Don't make it harder than it is.
Seems like a ploy to ignore Superman's other feats.
Cool.
Superman lifted half of infinity and half of the sum of eternity. He wins.
Originally posted by DarkSaint85
You know me so well already lol.But by using that reasoning, I.e. It's magic therefore might not have mass,you might as well argue that the Dark Dimension is magical, therefore any feats done is inadmissible....or that the entire storyline is inadmissible,as it involved a.wishing well...
The Dark Dimension isnt magical...its a planet. Mjlonir is a magical item, the book of infinite pages is a magical item, Odins spear is a magical item. Show me some strength fts.
Originally posted by JakeTheBanksuperman did not lift infinite weight. come on, jake. 😬
Infinite pages and each page weighs something. And if you have an infinite quantity of something, said totality of the weight would be...? 2 + 2 = 4, Carver. Don't make it harder than it is.Seems like a ploy to ignore Superman's other feats.
Cool.
Superman lifted half of infinity and half of the sum of eternity. He wins.
Originally posted by JakeTheBank
Infinite pages and each page weighs something. And if you have an infinite quantity of something, said totality of the weight would be...? 2 + 2 = 4, Carver. Don't make it harder than it is.Seems like a ploy to ignore Superman's other feats.
Cool.
Superman lifted half of infinity and half of the sum of eternity. He wins.
So you admit that Ultraman is stronger than Superman? Ultraman soloed the ft with ease.
Originally posted by Starscream M
superman did not lift infinite weight. come on, jake. 😬
Yes, he did. Is he infinitely strong? Not based on the vast history of his feats, but based on that singular one feat, Superman did lift infinite weight alongside Captain Marvel.
It happened. Not much to discuss.
