You vs DOS Doomsday (Read on)

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You vs DOS Doomsday (Read on)

OK if Scientists around the world worked on a Super Soldier Serum, that was concocted to make you 1000 times stronger than a Dung Beetle of human proportions, would you be able to beat DOS Doomsday? If so what character would be very difficult for you to defeat?

Here's what real world science has said about these insects.

[bold]Australia found that the strongest of these beetles could pull 1,141
times its own body weight. That's equivalent to a person lifting close to 180,000 pounds (the same as six full double-decker buses).[/bold]

Would anyone be able to stop you if you were 1000 times stronger in all ways than the strongest Dung Beetle?

When you do the math is not as impressive as it sounds, i don't think it's enough to beat doomsday 😬

So basically 90,000 tons? We have real life ships that can carry that, let alone guys like doomsday and superman.

Even if strength was sufficient then speed would be the biggest problem. DD could blitz before you can ever hit him.

But 90,000 tons is not enough.

Yeah, you would need more than just strength.

In order for me to defeat Dos Doomsday, I will need to be able to output a greater power lever that will laid waste to 1/5 of the planet (roughly the size of Asia)

That was how much power was required by Radiant to defeat Dos Doomsday, superman had to somehow make Dos Doomsday energy reserves to get depleted, in order for him to kill him.

Will I be able to do that with a strength comparable to that of a dung beattle?

The short answer is.... HELL NO! 😄

BTW HP DD shrug that same attack as if it was nothing.

Re: You vs DOS Doomsday (Read on)

Originally posted by Stoic
OK if Scientists around the world worked on a Super Soldier Serum, that was concocted to make you 1000 times stronger than a Dung Beetle of human proportions, would you be able to beat DOS Doomsday? If so what character would be very difficult for you to defeat?

Here's what real world science has said about these insects.

[bold]Australia found that the strongest of these beetles could pull 1,141
times its own body weight. That's equivalent to a person lifting close to 180,000 pounds (the same as six full double-decker buses).[/bold]

Would anyone be able to stop you if you were 1000 times stronger in all ways than the strongest Dung Beetle?

No, you won't even get close.

I think with this strength I could defeat a lot of characters in the MU and DCU

But not the top dogs of the companies.

Originally posted by Rao Kal El
I think with this strength I could defeat a lot of characters in the MU and DCU

But not the top dogs of the companies.

You could beat a lot of people with simply 100 tons, most heroes are around tank level or below. But anyone around Namor and up this dung beetle x 1000 stuff is just whatever

I win I win

Originally posted by Lek Kuen
You could beat a lot of people with simply 100 tons, most heroes are around tank level or below. But anyone around Namor and up this dung beetle x 1000 stuff is just whatever
On average everyday portrayals, I THINK Namor operates somewhere between 100-500 tons, classic Savage Hulk between 300-600 tons, Professor Hulk around 500-800 tons, Byrne Superman (holding back) is between 500-1,000 tons, Classic Wonder Man between 300-600 tons, and Thor between 300-500 tons.

So a 90,000 ton being would shitstomp any of these characters (equal speed) if they were operating at their average everyday portrayals. Now high end portrayals are something different though.

DOS DD was operating somewhere between 40,000 and 100,000 tons (based off him jumping 30-60 miles at a time). I have to do the calculations just to be sure.

Originally posted by Stoic
Australia found that the strongest of these beetles could pull 1,141
times its own body weight. That's equivalent to a person lifting close to 180,000 pounds
First of all, "pulling" is not the same as "lifting" (especially overhead lifting). You can pull a lot more than you can lift.

Secondly, most importantly: 180,000 pounds = 90 tons. 'Nuff said.

Originally posted by h1a8
On average everyday portrayals, I [b]THINK Namor operates somewhere between 100-500 tons, classic Savage Hulk between 300-600 tons, Professor Hulk around 500-800 tons, Byrne Superman (holding back) is between 500-1,000 tons, Classic Wonder Man between 300-600 tons, and Thor between 300-500 tons.

So a 90,000 ton being would shitstomp any of these characters (equal speed) if they were operating at their average everyday portrayals. Now high end portrayals are something different though.

DOS DD was operating somewhere between 40,000 and 100,000 tons (based off him jumping 30-60 miles at a time). I have to do the calculations just to be sure. [/B]

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90,000 tons wouldn't be enough to beat DOS DD.

Originally posted by carver9
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He doesn't no much about Thor, superman, doomsday, or wonderman 🙂

Hulk is spot on though 😈

Originally posted by carver9
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I'm going by the evidence we see in the fights. Hitting someone with millions of tons of force would either

1. Cause a lot of collateral damage
2. Knock someone almost in orbit

They way these guys fight they are not operating at 90,000 tons. Not even close.
What reason why we should believe they are?

What if they braced against the punch?

Originally posted by DarkSaint85
What if they braced against the punch?

I'm referring to instances where they didn't brace.

Originally posted by h1a8
I'm going by the evidence we see in the fights. Hitting someone with millions of tons of force would either

1. Cause a lot of collateral damage
2. Knock someone almost in orbit

They way these guys fight they are not operating at 90,000 tons. Not even close.
What reason why we should believe they are?

Because their feats say so and sometimes even narration, and the enemies they fight need that kind of damage to defeat. Comics do a lot of things that don't happen in real life, given how obsessed you are with speed you should know that. The fact of the matter is option 2 would make fights boring if the characters don't have flight or high end superspeed and option one artists don't always want to draw the damage and it can be annoying to constantly explain why every city isn't vaporized. If you aren't willing to accept how the medium works, don't read it.

Originally posted by h1a8
I'm going by the evidence we see in the fights. Hitting someone with millions of tons of force would either

1. Cause a lot of collateral damage
2. Knock someone almost in orbit

They way these guys fight they are not operating at 90,000 tons. Not even close.
What reason why we should believe they are?

only if their body can't absorb it.