Hulk on a rampage. Could the avengers stop him ???

Started by Silent Master14 pages
Originally posted by Starscream M
and you know for a fact that a normal lightning strike wouldnt do the same?

A normal lightning strike has enough energy to power a 100 watt lightbulb for just under two months

http://wiki.answers.com/Q/How_much_electricity_does_a_bolt_of_lightning_possess

Tony's first arc reactor, the one he built in the cave was stated to be powerful enough to keep the electromagnet running for several lifetimes.

Originally posted by -Pr-
How can you think Thor is boring?

You think powerful = interesting, and there's few heralds more powerful than Thor.

You're talking to the guy who thinks Colossus becoming an avatar of Cytorrak was the best thing ever to happen for the character.

Originally posted by JakeTheBank
You're talking to the guy who thinks Colossus becoming an avatar of Cytorrak was the best thing ever to happen for the character.

And that only reinforces my point lol

Speaking of which, when is that new Cable book out...

Eurgh.

Tony was charged 400% by a lightning strike from Thor.

Chitauri foot soldiers (about 20?) were owning Hulk.

So unless we are saying the power output of Tony is <<< Chitauri foot soldiers (which, based on the ease at which he owned them and the fact he could outpace them etc, is stupid), I think we can safely say that Tony's suit has a massive power need.

Granted, his later suit used against the Chitauri may have been more efficient, but as he seems to go for more power rather than efficiency, I wouldn't want to argue that.

So, Tony is much more powerful than the soldiers who were owning Hulk. And he was charged 400% by a lightning bolt from Thor. That should give you an idea of the power.

As for control, he managed to fork it out and spread it across multiple targets simultaneously.

Originally posted by DarkSaint85
Eurgh.

Tony was charged 400% by a lightning strike from Thor.

Chitauri foot soldiers (about 20?) were owning Hulk.

So unless we are saying the power output of Tony is <<< Chitauri foot soldiers (which, based on the ease at which he owned them and the fact he could outpace them etc, is stupid), I think we can safely say that Tony's suit has a massive power need.

Granted, his later suit used against the Chitauri may have been more efficient, but as he seems to go for more power rather than efficiency, I wouldn't want to argue that.

So, Tony is much more powerful than the soldiers who were owning Hulk. And he was charged 400% by a lightning bolt from Thor. That should give you an idea of the power.

As for control, he managed to fork it out and spread it across multiple targets simultaneously.

LOL thanks for the laugh. Hulk Wins.

Originally posted by Colossus-Big C
LOL thanks for the laugh. Hulk Wins.

You're welcome 😄

Now your turn to dazzle me with your wit and wisdom!

Apart from, of course, character statements? Or do you go by what was actually shown?

Incidentally, still no word on Hulk resisting a Cosmic Cube BFR...

The last thing Starscream should want to do it bring in RL physics.

Because, Even being generous and using Tony's first reactor and it's ability to power an electromagnet for several lifetimes, Thor's lightning would have to be hundreds if not thousands or times more powerful than normal lightning in order to amp it to 475%.

Originally posted by Colossus-Big C
LOL thanks for the laugh. Hulk Wins.

Exactly what are you laughing at?

I make logic and facts fun.

I'm like Bill Nye.

Hulk stomps this thread.

Originally posted by carver9
Hulk stomps this thread.

Cosmic Cube

Carver's reverted to his savage persona.

Originally posted by carver9
Hulk stomps this thread.

I'm unsurprised that you've come to that conclusion, given the Hulk's inferior feats.

Originally posted by carver9
Hulk stomps this thread.

Mod stomps Carver. Warned.

Originally posted by -Pr-
Mod stomps Carver. Warned.

OMG. SIGH 😠 😠

Now he's going Worldbreaker.

Originally posted by -Pr-
Mod stomps Carver. Warned.
😂

Originally posted by JakeTheBank
Jotunheim Buster?

Thor seemed to put more effort into destroying the rainbow bridge than the Jotunheim ground smash. Most of the realm was still intact and the attack itself seemed to be used for its AOE in dispersing the Frost Giants surrounding him rather than actually being really damaging especially to someone like the Hulk.

Thor didn't use charged hammer strikes on the Rainbow bridge.

Originally posted by Silent Master
Thor didn't use charged hammer strikes on the Rainbow bridge.

Neither did he against the Frost Giants, but the rainbow bridge and the "Jotunheim buster" were the same attack.