Originally posted by -K-M-
When was this? Oh and did you miss the part where he did it for 5 days?....while weakened...and not at his peak?That's also a durability feat, heck Superman survived two plants colliding into each other. Completly different thing that is being talked about here.
He's talking about when Hulk fought vector.
Originally posted by PillarofOsiris
Not really as impressive as you're making it out to be. As someone stated already "akin" does not mean equal. Also, I've heard people (not saying you) make this feat seem like Thor was lifting a neutron star, or some such thing. not the case. I've read an average human would weigh like 20 trillion lbs on a neutron star, so that debris, while it would weigh a lot, wouldn't be ANYWHERE close to what Superman lifted in his feat.
As I pointed out akin means similar to the gravity of a neutron star. Obviously since it's not a star it's not exactly the same. Hence akin.
Originally posted by -K-M-
When was this? Oh and did you miss the part where he did it for 5 days?....while weakened...and not at his peak?That's also a durability feat, heck Superman survived two plants colliding into each other. Completly different thing that is being talked about here.
Lol...if someone can walk through an ONGOING blast capable of PUSHING planets out of orbit, that's planetary+ power. This isn't being hit by a planet, this is POWERING through it.
No that's ALSO a durability feat, that is not pressing the weight which as noted is the subject of this thread. So I'll repeat, how is that a bench press again and how is that on the level of what Superman did?
Has Vector ever pushed a planet out of orbit? No, how do you know it wasn't hyerbole? By the way Im using your logic from other threads
Originally posted by carver9
Lol...if someone can walk through an ONGOING blast capable of PUSHING planets out of orbit, that's planetary+ power. This isn't being hit by a planet, this is POWERING through it.
I can push greater weights than I can bench-press.
Though I can certainly bench more than everyone on this site combined, multiplied by 1,000,000,000.
Originally posted by carver9
I'm tired of people saying that. I want someone to show me ONE post where I said Gladiator would beat anyone because of speed. I NEVER use speed as a deciding factor for a fight...especially when that character gets hit 99% on panel. Show me my quote where I said this.
I actually believe that. 👆
He's argued plenty of times against the speed kills argument. I would HOPE he wouldn't use it for gladiator.
Originally posted by Sin I AMOnly because they don't need to ram it down your throat all the time. He barely broke a sweat holding it 5 days[a single sweat bead at the very end.] while cut from his power source. That tells me benching the Earth is an -easy- task for him.
methinks he's saying Clark won't replicate it anytime soon