Originally posted by NemeBro
Doctor Manhattan is not a thousandth as powerful as Galactus was, why would he need to expend that much energy and effort to destroy a foe so much weaker?Silver Surfer can destroy energy beings, which Manhattan fundamentally is. He destroys the body and the incorporeal presence controlling it in one fell stroke.
It wouldn't matter, that attack you mentioned was a suicide attack. All it would accomplish is Surfer's death, possibly some of his teammates and Manhattan would just reform. So good job, you still took out your most powerful player to only give the other side a mild nuisance, dumbass.
Galactus was not an "energy being" in the film as far as we know. We even see his shadow (which was a shout out to Marvel fans), he's a solid form surrounded by a cloud of some sort, we even see his physical tentacles, iirc.
Manhattan solos here, just face them facts. Surfer the teams best bet, gets manipulated into Play-Doh.
Originally posted by NemeBro
He created the giant cloud, the real Galactus was the gathering of energy inside the cloud that Silver Surfer had to power his way to.
Proof?
Originally posted by NemeBro
We saw Silver Surfer power through Galactus' attempt to eat the planet and then destroy him.Try harder.
Surfer can fly through a giant cloud you guys!
How did the FF separate Surfer from the Board? Can Manhattan replicate that? Even if not, Surfer is made of matter, which means he can be disintegrated and die. Manhattan is not made of matter, and his physical form is only a vessel, so even if Surfer destroys him, he can just reform. As far as being able to wield planet destroying energy like Galactus, 99% of all nuclear weapons on Earth must have a yield in the petatons.
Originally posted by Robtard
It wouldn't matter, that attack you mentioned was a suicide attack. All it would accomplish is Surfer's death, possibly some of his teammates and Manhattan would just reform. So good job, you still took out your most powerful player to only give the other side a mild nuisance, dumbass.Galactus was not an "energy being" in the film as far as we know. We even see his shadow (which was a shout out to Marvel fans), he's a solid form surrounded by a cloud of some sort, we even see his physical tentacles, iirc.
Manhattan solos here, just face them facts. Surfer the teams best bet, gets manipulated into Play-Doh.
The core entity within the Saturn-sized dust cloud was an energy being.
Manhattan has nowhere near the feats to compete against the Surfer. The Herald of the Devourer of Worlds soundly beats the God of hyperbole from Watchmen.
Originally posted by Lestov16
How did the FF separate Surfer from the Board? Can Manhattan replicate that? Even if not, Surfer is made of matter, which means he can be disintegrated and die. Manhattan is not made of matter, and his physical form is only a vessel, so even if Surfer destroys him, he can just reform. As far as being able to wield planet destroying energy like Galactus, 99% of all nuclear weapons on Earth must have a yield in the petatons.
Originally posted by Impediment
What happens when Doc makes multiple copies of himself, points, and explodes people like a frog with an M-80 in it's ass?
Someone please tell me what happens when Doc continuously remakes himself and non-stop teleports multiple copies of himself while exploding people?
Emphasis on the NON-STOP.
Originally posted by TheGodKiller
Movie.
Nothing in the movie says he is an energy being and not a giant cloud.
Originally posted by TheGodKiller
A cloud that dwarfed the whole of planet Earth, which he destroyed in one single charge-up of his cosmic energy. Manhattan is grossly outclassed here.
Cool. But I'm not debating Surfer's power here only his invulnerability.
Originally posted by TheGodKillerNot trying to disclaim your argument or anything, but besides the Galactus buster; what did Surfer do that puts him above Manhattan?
It wasn't a suicide attack, as the Surfer was still shown alive, drifting in space during the post-credits scene.The core entity within the Saturn-sized dust cloud was an energy being.
Manhattan has nowhere near the feats to compete against the Surfer. The Herald of the Devourer of Worlds soundly beats the God of hyperbole from Watchmen.
Originally posted by ares834
Nothing in the movie says he is an energy being and not a giant cloud.Cool. But I'm not debating Surfer's power here only his invulnerability.
Could only be hurt when separated from his board. A tachyon generator was required to do so.
Manhattan probably won't even be able to glean this bit of information on how to separate the Surfer from his board, as his vision gets phucked up anywhere tachyons are involved.