Originally posted by Philosophía😂
I can palm two balloons as they're slowly pushed by tanks, too.They'll eventually crumble (as the Earths did). That doesn't mean I overpowered the tanks.
It's still an impressive strength and durability feat for Hyperion (one of the top 3 strength feats in Marvel for high heralds and lower), so there's no taking away from that.
See you in three months with another ridiculous argument before you go into hiding.
Originally posted by Golgo13
This.
I stopped at page 5
Originally posted by Branlor Swift
http://www.killermovies.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=588127
http://www.killermovies.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=587466
http://www.killermovies.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=587378
http://www.killermovies.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=587294
http://www.killermovies.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=587205I stopped at page 5
Ultraman was the flavor of the month. Can't deny that.
Originally posted by Branlor Swift
http://www.killermovies.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=588127
http://www.killermovies.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=587466
http://www.killermovies.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=587378
http://www.killermovies.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=587294
http://www.killermovies.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=587205I stopped at page 5
😂 😂
Originally posted by ODGActually, me bumping this thread is similar to somebody reminding you how big of a moron you are, every few weeks when he has 15 minutes to spare on this thread.
That's typically been my experience with fanboys who try to re-engage me after months go by on dead horse topics.Now I wasn't trying to get you to admit it outright, but ok. Now that we've cleared that up, let's move on.
I know right? 15 minutes of my time.
I don't even take a shit for that long, as that's certainly worth more than you.
You're welcome.
Originally posted by ODG"Adjusting the moon's orbit" is an oversimplification of the fact that Ultraman accelerated the moon ridiculously so in order to block out the Sun in moments - so that the force required to do that far outshines Hyperion's Earth palming [and yes, it's Earth palming, not Universe palming].
Adjusting the Moon's orbit doesn't require more strength than holding apart two Earths crashing into each other because their respective universes are forcing them to collide.
Originally posted by ODGIt seems you can't read.
But the two universes Hyperion was trying to stall were wiped out entirely. Which necessarily means he didn't destroy either of them before the time limit.
I'll take it to you step by step.
Let us see:
1). The Earths are closing in on eachother ["..the worlds were about to touch..]
2). Hyperion goes between them, and holds them apart ["by the time the worlds were about to touch, he was all that remained of them.]
3). Hyperion holds the worlds apart, but they break and the energy of the two Universes cascade into eachother, destroying everything. ["
..Until the worlds broke, the cascade energy collapsing two entire universes"]
Now, dumby, instead of focusing on how the cascading of the Universes took place [which you're so desperately trying to divert the discussion to], the question pertaining to Hyperion's feat is actually why did the Earths break?. And yes, they did break - there's no doubt about that no matter how much you, in your imbecilic standpoing are trying to mislead.
The answer is: because they couldn't withstand the pressure.
Why the couldn't withstand the pressure?
Because, as anybody [well, except you and a few selected feeble-minded group] can attest to, EARTH CAN'T WITHSTAND THE UNIVERSE'S MASS PUSHING ON IT WITHOUT BREAKING
Thus, by any resonable conclusion [and basic physics], Hyperion withstood what the planet Earth can withstand, before breaking apart. And the breaking point of planet Earth is far, far below the entire mass of the Universe.
Is that, really so hard to understand?
Are you really going to continue with this blatant "Earth can withstand the Universe's mass!" in order to hype (heh) Hyperion's feat?
Because this is, like I said, the worst argument in the history of KMC.
I'm embarrased for you.
Originally posted by Branlor SwiftYou're a funny assh0le, until it's clear you're just being an assh0le [i.e. now]. Are you just trolling me?
Moving a moon > holding apart two planets driven by cheese trucks that were made of cheese. Because the moon was moved fast... Stopping two moving planets doesn't compare.That's all I could read before I quit
Here's an exercise:
Please give me a rought number [based on your estimates] on:
How fast the planets were moving when Hyperion palmed them.
How fast Ultraman was moving the moon.
And then we'll do the math.
Yes, I come to KMC to teach basic physics.
Worship me.
Also, out of curiosity, in the aforementioned Earth/Universe talk, how much mass do you think Hyperion palmed? Because you seem to laugh at my analogies, but not at ODG saying Earth can withstand the Universe's mass. Maybe I mistook your humor for intelligence? Or I just underestimated your bias.
Dairy products aside, I agree with Phillip to an extent. It seems logical to assume that Hyperion only 'palmed' however much mass the earths were able to support before reaching their breaking point... And since it is also logical to assume that a single planet cannot support the mass of an entire universe if a force is opposing it from the opposite direction, then it's hard for me to believe that Hyperion was holding apart the total mass/weight/whatever of 2 entire universes.
Now, I may have missed some evidence to the contrary. If I did, please fill me in. 🙂
Originally posted by Galan007👆
Dairy products aside, I agree with Phillip to an extent. It seems logical to assume that Hyperion only 'palmed' however much mass the earths were able to support before reaching their breaking point... And since it is also logical to assume that a single planet cannot support the mass of an entire universe if a force is opposing it from the opposite direction, then it's hard for me to believe that Hyperion was holding apart the total mass/weight/whatever of 2 entire universes.Now, I may have missed some evidence to the contrary. If I did, please fill me in. 🙂
I was starting to feel in Bizarro world. I mean, this is just common sense, right?
Considering pieces were falling off the two cheeses I'd say a good 60 mph. And no pieces fell off the moon (is the moon cheese too?), he probably moved it about 40 mph. Using my estimates. 🙂
I don't know why you keep coming to this thread to talk about cheeses and trucks made of cheese when all you do is get really angry when anyone dares to laugh at your cheese fetish though.
Originally posted by Branlor SwiftJus trolling. Ok.
Considering pieces were falling off the two cheeses I'd say a good 60 mph. And no pieces fell off the moon (is the moon cheese too?), he probably moved it about 40 mph. Using my estimates. 🙂I don't know why you keep coming to this thread to talk about cheeses and trucks made of cheese when all you do is get really angry when anyone dares to laugh at your cheese fetish though.
I'll put it in short, just in case you want to answer:
Do you disagree with the fact that Hyperion only the amount of mass the Earth is able to support before breaking, which is <<<(<<<😉<<< Universal mass?
Do you disagree with the fact that moving the moon at even a small fraction (say, 1/100) of the speed of light, is a more impressive feat than palming two Earths?
Originally posted by Galan007
Dairy products aside, I agree with Phillip to an extent. It seems logical to assume that Hyperion only 'palmed' however much mass the earths were able to support before reaching their breaking point... And since it is also logical to assume that a single planet cannot support the mass of an entire universe if a force is opposing it from the opposite direction, then it's hard for me to believe that Hyperion was holding apart the total mass/weight/whatever of 2 entire universes.Now, I may have missed some evidence to the contrary. If I did, please fill me in. 🙂
Well, a single planet should not in anyway be durable enough to be a focal point for the moving mass of an entire Universe but it is. And as we saw in the Captain America scene, he was able to push the entire Universe away by pushing on the Earth.
Clearly, in an incursion zone, the Earth's seem to be able to withstand an unnatural amount of pressure before finally collapsing. Or maybe the writer just doesn't care, either way, it's happening. After all, the cascading energies behind the earth were enough to collapse their respective Universes:
http://i709.photobucket.com/albums/ww99/Strangerinthenight/Newer/Avengers004-Zone-013_zps6b4c320d.jpg
Philo seems to be completely ignoring these points. Not to mention arguing that Ultraman's moon feat was superior. 😐
Originally posted by Rage.Of.OlympusBy using the nigh-Omnipotent Infinity Gauntlet. It's only logical that omnipotence would allow one to keep the Earth intact, while the palm of his hands wouldn't allow Hyperion to do so.
Well, a single planet should not in anyway be able to a focal point for the moving mass of an entire Universe. And as we saw in the Captain America scene, he was able to push the entire Universe away by pushing on a planet.
I mean holy-floating-****, is common sense gone here?
Originally posted by Rage.Of.OlympusI'm not sure what your point is here.
After all, the cascading energies behind the earth were enough to collapse their respective Universes:
http://i709.photobucket.com/albums/ww99/Strangerinthenight/Newer/Avengers004-Zone-013_zps6b4c320d.jpg
Elaborate.
