God Blast Vs.......
I've heard many a time that the God Blast is the most powerful attack by anyone in the herald class and below. my question is, where would rank superman's FTL planet busting attacks? the one where he flies through a massively large object at FTL speed and destroys. should he choose to use this tactic on another character, would it be as devastating as a GB?
provide your reasons for or against.
Re: God Blast Vs.......
Originally posted by Sh3nG L0nG
I've heard many a time that the God Blast is the most powerful attack by anyone in the herald class and below. my question is, where would rank superman's FTL planet busting attacks? the one where he flies through a massively large object at FTL speed and destroys. should he choose to use this tactic on another character, would it be as devastating as a GB?
provide your reasons for or against.
W/c planet did Superman bust?
What does that have to do with anything? Classic Jugs tanked EVERYTHING that was thrown his way. The guy was ok after an assault from the Exemplers...beings that is as powerful as Thor individually. This doesn't include him tanking an attack from "The Stranger" and the list goes on. Using Juggernaut as a pedestal isn't the best route to take.
Thor was having seizures and clearly wasn't in the best health prior to using the Godblast. The Godblast itself relies on Thor's vitality and life force as fuel. Ergo, it makes sense that the Godblast he used wasn't his most powerful.
Not only that, but like Carver said, classic Juggernaut tanking an attack doesn't invalidate its power level, especially considering his durability/force field and the fact the the Godblast has consistently messed up people well above heralds.
Originally posted by JakeTheBankoh give it a rest jake, and stop making lame unprovable excuses
Thor was having seizures and clearly wasn't in the best health prior to using the Godblast. The Godblast itself relies on Thor's vitality and life force as fuel. Ergo, it makes sense that the Godblast he used wasn't his most powerful.Not only that, but like Carver said, classic Juggernaut tanking an attack doesn't invalidate its power level, especially considering his durability/force field and the fact the the Godblast has consistently messed up people well above heralds.
that was the same godblast as the others, it wasn't stated to be weaker.
also, Im not invalidating its power, but to point out it isn't a translevel attack as someone stated, since a translevel attack should hurt juggernaut
Originally posted by JakeTheBank
Thor was having seizures and clearly wasn't in the best health prior to using the Godblast. The Godblast itself relies on Thor's vitality and life force as fuel. Ergo, it makes sense that the Godblast he used wasn't his most powerful.
Thor also said he flet better as was no longer suffering those ill effects. Ergo-er, it stands to reason the Godblast was fine. 😄
Not only that, but like Carver said, classic Juggernaut tanking an attack doesn't invalidate its power level, especially considering his durability/force field and the fact the the Godblast has consistently messed up people well above heralds.
Don't you know that agreeing with Carver makes you wrong? 😛
Originally posted by Starscream M
oh give it a rest jake, and stop making lame unprovable excusesthat was the same godblast as the others, it wasn't stated to be weaker.
also, Im not invalidating its power, but to point out it isn't a translevel attack as someone stated, since a translevel attack should hurt juggernaut
Starscream, no homo but you are my buddy BUT even though I think you are a cool guy, I'm not understanding your posts. Didn't you rank Juggernaut durability over Galactus? So why are you using Juggernaut as a pedestal when you ranked his durability in the abstract range? I'm not understanding.
Originally posted by Starscream M
oh give it a rest jake, and stop making lame unprovable excusesthat was the same godblast as the others, it wasn't stated to be weaker.
also, Im not invalidating its power, but to point out it isn't a translevel attack as someone stated, since a translevel attack should hurt juggernaut
You could always try reading Thor comics for once, but that might be too much work for you.
The Godblast is Thor literally taking his life force, channelling it through the hammer, and blasting away with it. Why on Earth would a Thor who's suffering from illness be able to put forth just as potent a Godblast as a healthy Thor?
Yeah, you kinda are. The technique itself was the same as all the other times, but the intensity/power of it clearly was not. It would be like comparing Superman's mild heat vision (the one that singes Captain Marvel or Wonder Woman) to his displays of heat vision that seals holes in reality or contribute an unknown quantity of energy toward the Big Bang. Yeah, it's the same ability, just operating on completely different scales.
Thor's Godblast which pushed back Juggernaut and made him feel vertigo =/= the Godblast which scared Galactus, shattered Exitar's dome, crippled Zelia of the Dark Gods, forcibly BFRed Ymir and Surtur, held up 1/4 of reality, etc.
It would really help if you actually knew what you were talking about before putting in your input, just saying.
Originally posted by carver9carver you make a good point
Starscream, no homo but you are my buddy BUT even though I think you are a cool guy, I'm not understanding your posts. Didn't you rank Juggernaut durability over Galactus? So why are you using Juggernaut as a pedestal when you rank his durability in the abstract range? I'm not understanding.
I do put juggernaut over galactus...but the majority of kmc posters don't...hence I am using this example as an ultimate checkmate
either they agree with me that juggy is more durable than galactus or they agree with me that thors godblast isn't trans
either way I win 🙂
Originally posted by juggerman
Thor also said he flet better as was no longer suffering those ill effects. Ergo-er, it stands to reason the Godblast was fine. 😄Don't you know that agreeing with Carver makes you wrong? 😛
Thor not experienced a seizure as he used the Godblast =/= Thor being healthy. Compare that Godblast with all the other Godblasts Thor has done and it's almost laughable to actually say they were the same in power/intensity.
Same move/ability, sure. Different scales of power to be certain.
Carver's right every once in a while.