Thor vs HP Doomsday (CIS off)

Originally posted by Damborgson
Of course he does. He'd blow to DD to pieces with the godblast of course, but he has other means of winning. He could just range spam him once he saw he was physically outmatched.

Ten pages later Doomsday walked through it like a breeze.

Thor has amazing showings of power, superman is still ahead of him.

Originally posted by Raisen
what's with the nic cage fascination?
that's from con-air right? bad a$$ movie tho

👆 After I saw Nic Cage looses his shit, I've been an even greater fan of his. 😛

Originally posted by Golgo13
👆 After I saw Nic Cage looses his shit, I've been an even greater fan of his. 😛

loose his shit? you talking about when he went bankrupt?

Originally posted by Raisen
loose his shit? you talking about when he went bankrupt?

Nah.

xP1-oquwoL8/

I don't believe the Godblast is more powerful than the OB that was in the HP arc. The OB, at half power, vaporized a missile that Superman, using all his might, couldn't put a scratch on.
DD tanked the attack. So it's fair to say that DD will take a Godblast.
Also, Thor could only do the blast for a limited amount of time.

DD not only will tank the Godblast but will grow more resistant to it or any other energy attacks.

Then you have the problem of DD blitzing Thor or evolving a counter to Thor staying in the air away from DD.

I don't get it. you just showed me some nic cage vacation videos.

is there a catch?

Originally posted by abhilegend
Without a godblast, he doesn't have a chance.

Originally posted by DarkOdin
Sure if we choose to forget about antimatter blast, lighting strong enough to effect chaos king "eternity level at the time, and soul removal, ya thor has not chance

Originally posted by abhilegend
Godblast is his only chance. None of his other attacks would phase doomsday. Superman's HV was recounted as one of the four energy attacks which created a big bang in Doomsday wars by the same writer who wrote Zero Hour.

Ten pages later Doomsday walked through it like a breeze.

Thor has amazing showings of power, superman is still ahead of him.

Is that lightning stronger than that? I doubt it. Also Doomsday doesn't have a soul to speak of.

Originally posted by abhilegend
Antimatter blast wouldn't do much to Doomsday. I just showed you this.

Is that lightning stronger than that? I doubt it. Also Doomsday doesn't have a soul to speak of.

Just want to point out that the Big Bang attack had a lot to do with Spectre than the heros.

Originally posted by DarkOdin
considering that the blast was strong enough to damage chaos king who at the time destroyed/absorbed 99.9% of the muiltverse 1 can argue yes or are you arging that HPDoomsday is more durable then Chaos King because that would be a fun thread, Also was HPDoomsday every attack with antimatter because if not his defense the 1st would be much less resistent to the antimatter and could in fact kill him/ hurt plus the soul removal is not something you could defend against again unless you have a showing of him dealing with something in the same line of attack if u would

Superman himself has tanked anti-matter blasts enough to slice the earth in half.

Doomsday has no soul to steal from anyway.

Originally posted by carver9
Just want to point out that the Big Bang attack had a lot to do with Spectre than the heros.

http://www.turboimagehost.com/p/17094504/Doomswar077.jpg.html

Originally posted by abhilegend
Godblast is his only chance. None of his other attacks would phase doomsday. Superman's HV was recounted as one of the four energy attacks which created a big bang in Doomsday wars by the same writer who wrote Zero Hour.

Ten pages later Doomsday walked through it like a breeze.

Thor has amazing showings of power, superman is still ahead of him.

Your own scan, points out that the energies used, redirected through wave rider, altered by the power of a chronal matrix, is what caused that explosion. "He gave you the megablast needed to start everything..." So while I'm sure that's impressive, Superman isn't walking around with big bang heat vision, as cool sounding as that is. It's completely unquantifiable and not even remotely as impressive as it could be. *shrug*

Superman isn't > Thorl in energy projection. I'd say even with the godblast excluded. Superman has the advantage of being the icon of all superheroes. Which should show how impressive it is that Thor's been able to stay ahead in this area. 👆

There's nothing to stop Thor in this setting from giving DD the Chaos king lightning, hitting him with Phoenix Buster hammer throws, and taking enough damage to realize that his chances are significantly better if he stays in the air and avoids DD's spiked fists. He's simply the superior opponent.

He wouldn't do bad if he stayed in melee either: http://i1096.photobucket.com/albums/g340/Fernando072295/thorvstaun05_zpsce3153fb.jpg

He can disintegrate heralds on a whim after all.

It's just that I think DD's durability would outlast Thor's.

That said, it's irrelevant since Thor would hit Doomsday with more power than he'll eventually have the ability to cope with.

Doomsday has been killed by energy blasts and blunt force. What is Thor going to hit him with that he hasn't already evolved past?

Originally posted by quanchi112
Thor, easily.

Originally posted by Damborgson
Your own scan, points out that the energies used, redirected through wave rider, altered by the power of a chronal matrix, is what caused that explosion. "He gave you the megablast needed to start everything..." So while I'm sure that's impressive, Superman isn't walking around with big bang heat vision, as cool sounding as that is. It's completely unquantifiable and not even remotely as impressive as it could be. *shrug*

That said, it's irrelevant since Thor would hit Doomsday with more power than he'll eventually have the ability to cope with.

Originally posted by JBL
Thor had dropped far more powerful foes than HP DD with his hammer.

Superman's energy projection is vastly underrated. It is hugely powerful, and fully equal to Herald level energy attacks, if not greater than many (or most).

The one downside is that since it started getting played up as his trump attack, it also tends to deplete more readily than would the blasts from other heralds. But that is okay, since he still has fists.

Originally posted by Pillow Biter
Superman's energy projection is vastly underrated. It is hugely powerful, and fully equal to Herald level energy attacks, if not greater than many (or most).

The one downside is that since it started getting played up as his trump attack, it also tends to deplete more readily than would the blasts from other heralds. But that is okay, since he still has fists.

There was a time where it seemed more like a utility power, and less potent on the whole than his fists. But later it began to get portrayed more as his trump attack, but with the downside that it's power and effectiveness got depleted relatively quickly (he was said to basically be burning raw solar reserves something like the way an afterburner works or something). So he can't blast all day long with it at its higher settings the way say Surfer can. But those first couple of blasts are very deadly.

Originally posted by Odekahn
Doomsday has been killed by energy blasts and blunt force. What is Thor going to hit him with that he hasn't already evolved past?

Wrong. Doomsday never evolved past physical might.