How many ______'s would it take to beat WBH?

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Re: How many ______'s would it take to beat WBH?

1. Spiderman-10
2. DCnU superman-3
3. Thor-2 For Classic And 4 For Current
4. Silver Surfer-2
5. DCnU Green lantern-4
6. Doctor Strange-3
7. Fantastic Four-5 Groups
8. SPECIAL BONUS ROUND!!! professor Xavier with no mutant abilities-No Chance In Hell....

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Re: How many ______'s would it take to beat WBH?

Originally posted by trollfacejpg
How many of each character does it take to beat world breaker hulk!?

0. Iron Fist
1. Spiderman
2. DCnU superman
3. Thor
4. Silver Surfer
5. DCnU Green lantern
6. Doctor Strange
7. Fantastic Four
8. SPECIAL BONUS ROUND!!! professor Xavier with no mutant abilities 🙂

No Bfring. All characters are bloodlusted, and dont know who theyre fighting.

One should do it. Stops at 0.

Endless Mike Sqirrel Girl fanboy

Re: How many ______'s would it take to beat WBH?

How many of each character does it take to beat world breaker hulk!?

1. Spiderman - 6.4e23
2. DCnU superman - 600
3. Thor - 0.0002
4. Silver Surfer - 0.0001
5. DCnU Green lantern - IDK
6. Doctor Strange - current, 9001. Classic? Infinitesimal.
7. Fantastic Four - 13
8. SPECIAL BONUS ROUND!!! professor Xavier with no mutant abilities - 8.9e67

Brockalizer A midget among dwarves.

Originally posted by abhilegend
Nope. Superman kills hulk with freeze breath that can freeze entire planet. Superman is no puny thor who hulk can beat, he has beaten hulk everytime they've met. One time he didn't even move when hulk was punching him, such a puny character!
Not gonna happen. The coldness of space is just a **** hair above absolute zero, if that isn't cold enough to stop the Hulk I doubt that Clark's Kryptonian halitosis will fare much better. Iceman can achieve absolute zero and he could only restrain, not kill a much weaker version of the Hulk.

Endless Mike Sqirrel Girl fanboy

You are aware that cold is only effective if the heat can be moved somewhere else, space is an almost perfect insulator, meaning that it would take a long time for a human body in space to lose its heat naturally. You would still be nice and warm by the time you suffocated.