Re: IMP test
Originally posted by Brockalizer
How would Flash's IMP do againt the following.1. Juggernaut, in motion, head on.
2. Juggernaut, head on standing still.
3. Secondary adamantium 8x10x1 inches.
4. Captain America's shield.Full speed, no holding back.
The potential of the IMP is limitless
It would clear easily if that potential is tapped.
Re: IMP test
Originally posted by Brockalizer
How would Flash's IMP do againt the following.1. Juggernaut, in motion, head on.
2. Juggernaut, head on standing still.
3. Secondary adamantium 8x10x1 inches.
4. Captain America's shield.Full speed, no holding back.
If Flash were to use a real IMP, that is, punch someone while moving exactly at lightspeed, he would utterly annihilate all the above-mentioned characters & items. Not only that, but he would also generate enough energy/momentum density to collapse the entire universe into a black hole.
'Cuz that's what infinite means.
Re: IMP test
Originally posted by Brockalizer
How would Flash's IMP do againt the following.1. Juggernaut, in motion, head on.
2. Juggernaut, head on standing still.
3. Secondary adamantium 8x10x1 inches.
4. Captain America's shield.Full speed, no holding back.
1. Unharmed
2. Flies to a different continent and remains unharmed.
3. Breaks.
4. unharmed.
It seems IMP is rather unapplicable.
Using logic
1) It should've been impossible to do in the first place.
2) But since it's comic we consider it possible.
3) However it doesn't produce anywhere near the effect that it can be theorized to do on both occassions where it was applied to (Zum and WW). Neither had their bodies implode to the sheer amount of force or any real major impact.
I'd rather just treat it like a really really hard punch sooo.
1.unharmed
2. Punched to orbit or really far away, possibly ko'd
3. Breaks
4. Gets a dent or cracks a bit.