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Originally posted by golem370
Because Silver Surfer is an energy absorber plus Superman heat vision is powered by sun so how can it be hotter then the source of the powers.
He hyper metabolises it, wwould be one explanation.
It's like how is it that I can chew and digest meat, when I get my energy from meat.
Originally posted by DarkSaint85
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Wow, tentacle rape. That is embarrassing. I never took that showing seriously but it is funny.
Originally posted by -Pr-
Why not? It can be hotter than stars and has enough force to knock people like Despero down.
The same thing has been said of Gladiator's heat vision. Considering Thor waded through Superman's HV without even being singed it won't be causing the Surfer any damage. That was Superman fighting for his very universe too.
Originally posted by Dampyre
The same thing has been said of Gladiator's heat vision. Considering Thor waded through Superman's HV without even being singed it won't be causing the Surfer any damage. That was Superman fighting for his very universe too.
Yeah, but that was an incredibly high end showing of energy durability. I didn't think it possible for any Top Tier to wade through heat vision like that, not even Superman himself. Clark's heat vision can reach levels of everything but some of Surfer's very high end energy attacks.
Surfer's incredibly durable, but even he would be hurt and knocked around by heat vision. If you think it wouldn't cause Surfer any damage, I would have to heavily disagree.
Not sure what the Gladiator comment is supposed to mean. We've seen him -and Hyperion- use heat vision on other Top Tiers, when hit, it's been extremely effective. Nova even once absorbed a blast of Gladiator's own heat vision to one shot him (Temporary knock out), the process ****ed up Nova as well.
He's not immune to heat (How could he be?) but due to his nature and purpose, he's more resistant than most. For example, he's more likely to fly through a Supernova unharmed than most Top Tiers.
Not that it really matters, a writer could very well have him laugh off an exploding Sun while be sent flying and reeling from a blast of heat vision.
Originally posted by Rage.Of.Olympus
Yeah, but that was an incredibly high end showing of energy durability. I didn't think it possible for any Top Tier to wade through heat vision like that, not even Superman himself. Clark's heat vision can reach levels of everything but some of Surfer's very high end energy attacks.
Well, it happened. I was surprised that Thor didn't show any physical damage after that. It's a higher-end showing for him.
Originally posted by Rage.Of.Olympus
Surfer's incredibly durable, but even he would be hurt and knocked around by heat vision. If you think it wouldn't cause Surfer any damage, I would have to heavily disagree.
I didn't say that is wouldn't hurt him. I said that it wouldn't actually damage his silvery shell.
Originally posted by Rage.Of.Olympus
Not sure what the Gladiator comment is supposed to mean. We've seen him -and Hyperion- use heat vision on other Top Tiers, when hit, it's been extremely effective. Nova even once absorbed a blast of Gladiator's own heat vision to one shot him (Temporary knock out), the process ****ed up Nova as well.
Have either Gladiator or Hyperion used their vision on the Surfer? The only time I re-call was in the non-continuity marvel Adventures when Gladiator blasted the Surfer in the face with heat vision. It hurt him but he didn't really miss a beat.
Can Superman's heat vision take the Surfer out? Yes, but not with any sort of consistency. He's better off trying to make it a brawl.
Originally posted by Rage.Of.Olympus
He's not immune to heat (How could he be?) but due to his nature and purpose, he's more resistant than most. For example, he's more likely to fly through a Supernova unharmed than most Top Tiers.
Not that I'm disagreeing with you but Galactus did say that the Surfer was basically immune to all manner of temperature extremes when he made him.
Originally posted by psycho gundam
not even 1/4 of a big bang's worth of heat?
According to the Planck theory, the temperature microseconds after the big bang would incinerate pretty much anything. It would be billions and billions of times hotter than the core of the sun. Of course, nothing in the universe has been proven to be anywhere near that hot.
