Best out of character feat.

Originally posted by -Pr-
In fairness, Cyclops grew up around telepaths, and could very easily have a way of looking at things that a telepath wouldn't. And it wasn't the entire Void, tbh.

He certainly has the willpower.

He constructed a mental prison by his self. When in his history has he done anything even remotely close to that?

This thread wasn't meant for fairness. It was more. You can lift one one ton in virtually 100 comics and suddenly you are supporting a falling building kind of feats...

Case in point captain America.

Originally posted by rotiart
He constructed a mental prison by his self. When in his history has he done anything even remotely close to that?

This thread wasn't meant for fairness. It was more. You can lift one one ton in virtually 100 comics and suddenly you are supporting a falling building kind of feats...

Case in point captain America.

It was stated in the comic that it hadn't been the first time he'd done something like that, so I don't find it that unbelievable tbh.

In the spirit of this thread, I don't think it's applicable. Especially since it's been mentioned that Cyclops has pretty impressive willpower before.

Originally posted by rotiart
Based upon average showings... What feat seems way out of character. And which one tips this list... Basically like a PIS moment...

Case in point: when Nate grey is moving at the rate of Planck time...
And Ares was able to interact with Nate as if he could also more at that speed.

If you don't know what Planck time is... Imagine the small frame of measurement you can for time... Planck time is basically that.

It had nothing to do with speed, or reaction time.

Spiderman beating Firelord

Originally posted by JakeTheBank
Thor effectively killing Thing in Fear Itself. It's certainly within his capabilities to do so, but it's OOC, at least for my tastes.

considering that Thor's killed someone in most if not all major events, who's to say its OOC for Thor? If we also consider the fact that he's a warrior who's been killing his enemies since ages past, its more like it should be in his character to go killing off his enemies rather than just beating them senseless.

Originally posted by Philosophía
The fact that you didn't understand that scene doesn't mean it's PIS.

It had nothing to do with speed, or reaction time.

Please explain the scene then. Wasnt Nate moving at Planck speed or in Planck time? The way I remember it ares interacted with Nate and Nate was surprised he could

Originally posted by Existere
Yeah, I fell like three stories. Fractured five vertebrae, broke three ribs and my right collarbone.

Like a boss. ermmnone

As for this thread: Batman shooting Darkseid. ermm

hmm, i may have misunderstood the purpose of the thread. if we're looking for just out of character moments as opposed to feats that typically extend beyond the character's usual limits, that scene where spidey rips off that woman's face would certainly exemplify this topic....

i also agree the thor/thing fight would qualify very well.

Originally posted by rotiart
Please explain the scene then. Wasnt Nate moving at Planck speed or in Planck time? The way I remember it ares interacted with Nate and Nate was surprised he could

Originally posted by rotiart

Case in point: when Nate grey is moving at the rate of Planck time...
And Ares was able to interact with Nate as if he could also more at that speed.

If you don't know what Planck time is... Imagine the small frame of measurement you can for time... Planck time is basically that.

Its a metaphysical state. Nate steps out of time, and can view unfolding chronological timelines when steps into the Planck length.

Really he does not need step out of time, and shift into Planck Length. As he is able to view these timelines in the physical world. That was more or less Nate taking Mimic on a field trip to explain how his powers work.

It shouldn't be surprising that Ares was able to follow Nate. As Ares has shown the ability to shift between dimension. And moments earlier Nate pointed out that elements of Ares godly essence, exists across all dimensions, at all points of time.

Originally posted by Galan007
I'm sure they've talked to you about this already, but.... Suicide isn't your only option, man. sadhug

I'm back to being confused as to what this thread is really about.

Originally posted by Existere
Haha. ermm Those conversations with the docs were the most awkward. They were like "so were you trying to hurt yourself?" and I had to explain "no, I'm just a dumbass".

I'm back to being confused as to what this thread is really about.

it's the meds. wait, that wouldn't explain my confusion. 😕

Originally posted by "Id"
No... Nate was never surprised Ares could follow him.

Its a metaphysical state. Nate steps out of time, and can view unfolding chronological timelines when steps into the Planck length.

Really he does not need step out of time, and shift into Planck Length. As he is able to view these timelines in the physical world. That was more or less Nate taking Mimic on a field trip to explain how his powers work.

It shouldn't be surprising that Ares was able to follow Nate. As Ares has shown the ability to shift between dimension. And moments earlier Nate pointed out that elements of Ares godly essence, exists across all dimensions, at all points of time.

😂

so you don't view it as a speed feat any longer? yee-haw! 😄

Originally posted by Existere
Haha. ermm Those conversations with the docs were the most awkward. They were like "so were you trying to hurt yourself?" and I had to explain "no, I'm just a dumbass".

I'm back to being confused as to what this thread is really about.

When you're drifting in/out of consciousness and highly medicated, it's pretty hard to intelligently explain that you made a 'suicidally perfect' incision on your wrist by accident. ermm

Originally posted by Galan007
Heh, yeah they gave me that same talk when I f*cked up royally and sliced the back of my wrist (vertically, of course) on a table saw.

When you're drifting in/out of consciousness and highly medicated, it's pretty hard to intelligently explain that you made a 'suicidally perfect' incision on your wrist by accident. ermm

don't worry, now you have kids you'll have opportunities for lots more practice to hone those skills. ermm

Originally posted by leonidas
😂

so you don't view it as a speed feat any longer? yee-haw! 😄

I am falling back to how I viewed it at first. Stepping out, and entering its own time bubble. In that sense he could weaponize the effect, in a similar fashion to Hunter Zolomon. Ironically enough Cable has done so on X-Man. He called it shifting in between moments.
http://i.imgur.com/6EUYU.jpg

Originally posted by Galan007
'suicidally perfect'

The couple times that Juggernaut has used his powers to do something more exotic than punch and run probably qualify for this thread. I think he used Cyttorak's power to shrink somebody once... and of course there's the forcefield he used against Thor.

Originally posted by leonidas
don't worry, now you have kids you'll have opportunities for lots more practice to hone those skills. ermm

....😛

Originally posted by Existere
Ha. Now there's an awkward phrase to hear from your doctor.

Good times. ermm

Originally posted by rotiart
Please explain the scene then. Wasnt Nate moving at Planck speed or in Planck time? The way I remember it ares interacted with Nate and Nate was surprised he could