The Avengers vs. The Cullens

Thor is more durable than Iron-man's armor, as seen in the scene where he dents it with a headbutt and Iron-man's armor was durable enough to be bounced around by multi-ton turbine blades and remain in one piece.

Originally posted by Silent Master
Thor is more durable than Iron-man's armor, as seen in the scene where he dents it with a headbutt and Iron-man's armor was durable enough to be bounced around by multi-ton turbine blades and remain in one piece.

And vampire flesh is more durable than Ironman's armor having a hardess greater than 9 on the mohs hardness scale.

A titanium-gold alloy is not as strong as surgical steel. 🙂

The armor was strong enough to take a tank shell without damage and get bounced around by multi-ton turbine blades and remain in one piece.

Get back to me when the Cullens can match those feats.

i thought this thread died already

Originally posted by dadudemon
And vampire flesh is more durable than Ironman's armor

The Twi-vamps are as gay as Thor and Loki's costumes....

Originally posted by dadudemon
And vampire flesh is more durable than Ironman's armor

remember in the first twilight where cam gigandet's character james was burned to a crisp..

Originally posted by Silent Master
Thor is more durable than Iron-man's armor, as seen in the scene where he dents it with a headbutt and Iron-man's armor was durable enough to be bounced around by multi-ton turbine blades and remain in one piece.

Not really feeling the ABC logic bro.

Does that mean, Thor would've been fine if he was being chopped by those turbine blades? Do you think Thor would've been fine if he got shot by a tank gun?

You don't actually believe writers factored in consistency of durability between all the characters do you?

Originally posted by Placidity
Not really feeling the ABC logic bro.

Does that mean, Thor would've been fine if he was being chopped by those turbine blades? Do you think Thor would've been fine if he got shot by a tank gun?

You don't actually believe writers factored in consistency of durability between all the characters do you?

Originally posted by Mindset
Well, he tanked the explosion of the bifrost.

unquantifiable.

Also call it rainbow bridge, it sounds gayer that way.

Off-topic:

How the hell did Loki get a super upgrade in durability, he is just a silly old Frost Giant with some low level magic. Frosties were getting taken down easily, even by Thor's buddies. His brains should've been splattered all over the place when Hulk smashed him around. Don't buy it.

Originally posted by Placidity
unquantifiable.

Also call it rainbow bridge, it sounds gayer that way.

Off-topic:

How the hell did Loki get a super upgrade in durability, he is just a silly old Frost Giant with some low level magic. Frosties were getting taken down easily, even by Thor's buddies. His brains should've been splattered all over the place when Hulk smashed him around. Don't buy it.

One question, what "quantifiable" movie "feats" do the Twivamps have that makes durability here even a contest?

Originally posted by Nibedicus
One question, what "quantifiable" movie "feats" do the Twivamps have that makes durability here even a contest?

Dunno, haven't thought about it.

BTW, if I were to argue for the vampires, their main weapon is their speed.

I'm going to watch a movie now.

Originally posted by Placidity
Not really feeling the ABC logic bro.

Does that mean, Thor would've been fine if he was being chopped by those turbine blades? Do you think Thor would've been fine if he got shot by a tank gun?

You don't actually believe writers factored in consistency of durability between all the characters do you?

I don't see why not, he was fine after getting blasted by Odin's spear, the Bi-forst explosion, Hulk's punches, An amped Iron-man's repulsors, slaming into the ground at terminal velocity etc etc etc.

Originally posted by Nibedicus
One question, what "quantifiable" movie "feats" do the Twivamps have that makes durability here even a contest?

Well Edward did stop a crashing van with an outstretched hand and he didn't even suffer a fractured pinky from it. He didn't push the van, just left his hand out there an allowed the van to crash into it. So that's something...

Originally posted by Placidity
unquantifiable.

Also call it rainbow bridge, it sounds gayer that way.

Off-topic:

How the hell did Loki get a super upgrade in durability, he is just a silly old Frost Giant with some low level magic. Frosties were getting taken down easily, even by Thor's buddies. His brains should've been splattered all over the place when Hulk smashed him around. Don't buy it.

Originally posted by Placidity

Off-topic:

How the hell did Loki get a super upgrade in durability, he is just a silly old Frost Giant with some low level magic. Frosties were getting taken down easily, even by Thor's buddies. His brains should've been splattered all over the place when Hulk smashed him around. Don't buy it.

IMO, when Odin picked him up as a baby, he changed him into a semi-Asgardian with his power. ie changing him from a blue baby into a Caucasian baby was more than just a superficial change.

Start at around 5:22

YouTube video

It is hard to quantify.

But one thing I didn't factor in before, the explosion does displace a sizable amount of water, tells me it had considerable kinetic energy.

Originally posted by FrothByte
Well Edward did stop a crashing van with an outstretched hand and he didn't even suffer a fractured pinky from it. He didn't push the van, just left his hand out there an allowed the van to crash into it. So that's something...

It was a skidding van, tho. And the full impact left a small dent, not really his best "feat" in the movie. 😛 The part where he was getting banged against marble would be better.

But if that's his best feat then I don't see how durability showings vs Hulk, Thor and IM is even a contest...

Originally posted by BruceSkywalker
remember in the first twilight where cam gigandet's character james was burned to a crisp..

Which happened to be the only way to be able to kill a vampire, remember? And remember that you had to tear the vampire apart to pieces in order to light them on fire? That's because their "blood" is flammable.