Originally posted by Branlor Swift
A recent example would be Thor having extreme trouble with a Black Berserker on his first go around to smashing tons of them almost easily.Another example would be Thor getting his ass straight up kicked by one secondary adamantium Ultron and having to go all out to destroy it, to smashing many many secondary adamantium Ultrons when he was fighting an army of them.
Dynamic strength Thor.
Ridiculous.
Again, Thor could've always done that given his depictions.
An Imperiex probe killed thousands of Daxamites who are physical peers to Kryptonians. Smashing them with ease is indeed TRUE dynamic strength, not what you are suggesting here.
Originally posted by Sin I AMAs ODG has pointed out: every single comic book character is limited by their will--and most characters have pulled some retardedly uber feats out of their asses when they stop holding back.
But if u take an objective look at his history superman more than any other character is only limited by his will
Anywho, we must remember that at the end of the day Superman is always going to be DC's poster child, and as such he's always going to be as strong as the story needs him to be.
Originally posted by LordofBrooklynEven by your own definition this isn't an example of dynamic strength just using more strength.
Ridiculous.Again, Thor could've always done that given his depictions.
An Imperiex probe killed thousands of Daxamites who are physical peers to Kryptonians. Smashing them with ease is indeed TRUE dynamic strength, not what you are suggesting here.
WW also defeated them as did Doomsday among others.
No one knows what happened at Daxam. I find it disingenuous to suggest a single Probe is as powerful as thousands of Daxamites in a straight battle.
That being said, people trying to oversimplify Superman's power dynamic by insisting he is in no way different than other heroes are really not being helpful. That simply isn't true. Exactly how different he is is indeed debatable, though.
Originally posted by Pillow Biter
No one knows what happened at Daxam. I find it disingenuous to suggest a single Probe is as powerful as thousands of Daxamites in a straight battle.
What you find disingenuous is besides the point.
What matters is Superman unleashed= Thousands of Daxamites as per OUR WORLDS AT WAR.
Canon! 😎
Originally posted by LordofBrooklynYes, Thor doing something he previously had loads of trouble doing is ridiculous.
Ridiculous.Again, Thor could've always done that given his depictions.
An Imperiex probe killed thousands of Daxamites who are physical peers to Kryptonians. Smashing them with ease is indeed TRUE dynamic strength, not what you are suggesting here.
Great logic
So, Black Lightning, Wonder Woman, Aquaman, Zod, The Lasso of Truth are > 100 000 Daxamites too since this is the only thing that defines them apparently?
Originally posted by Pillow Biter
Okay. Now I know you are joking about Superman = thousands of Daxamites lolAs for Diana splitting a Probe, she needed Superman's help to do it. He ripped its arm off first. I remember when the Writer said this it caused serious anger among WW fans lol
No one who actually read OUR WORLDS AT WAR takes Quan's "Appraisal" of events seriously.
Originally posted by Branlor Swift
Yes, Thor doing something he previously had loads of trouble doing is ridiculous.Great logic
My logic is great actually as my statement refers to the standard I mentioned earlier.
Show me where a character, including Thor outside of Warrior Madness, goes up a tier or more definitively.
Show me something that several of Thor's peers had troubling doing that the Odinson rose above them definitively to accomplish. Without an amp of course.
Originally posted by LordofBrooklynYes. Can you follow along with the conversation ?
Have you read OUR WORLDS AT WAR?I won't even get into the power that Superman has at a sundipped level given the canon of that story.
You apparently go from one wild tangent to the next without being able to connect the dots to your own posts.
Based off your reasoning WW>>>thousands of daxamites.
😂
That isn't canon anymore. Fun while it lasted. But that is an external power up anyways.
Originally posted by LordofBrooklynLike beating Ultron who previously smashed the Avengers including Thor, by going all out?
My logic is great actually as my statement refers to the standard I mentioned earlier.Show me where a character, including Thor outside of Warrior Madness, goes up a tier or more definitively.
Show me something that several of Thor's peers had troubling doing that the Odinson rose above them definitively to accomplish. Without an amp of course.
Or fighting one single Black Berserker for hours, and then running through them almost comically throughout the arc?
Also, explain why I couldn't use WM Thor either. Is it because it defeats your premise?
Originally posted by Branlor Swift
A recent example would be Thor having extreme trouble with a Black Berserker on his first go around to smashing tons of them almost easily.Another example would be Thor getting his ass straight up kicked by one secondary adamantium Ultron and having to go all out to destroy it, to smashing many many secondary adamantium Ultrons when he was fighting an army of them.
Dynamic strength Thor.
This plus what Galan said pretty much sums it up. If you're giving Superman dynamic strength due to some circumstances that had happened outside of his true power potential, then this needs to be shared for the other hero's as well...example, Thor.
Originally posted by carver9
This plus what Galan said pretty much sums it up. If you're giving Superman dynamic strength due to some circumstances that had happened outside of his true power potential, then this needs to be shared for the other hero's as well...example, Thor.
"Outside of his true power potential"
What do you mean by this?
Show me the instances that define this statement.