Originally posted by Lestov16
Do you have any solid evidence that Thor, Supes, and Surfer have different quantum fields than normal matter?
No I don't have solid evidence. I would have to ask the creators of the characters. But I can make assumptions like you and others.
My statements are that I see no real proof that their instrinic fields, quantum fields, whatever you want to called them will be vaporized immediately.
Since I am not the most educated on Dr. Manhattan, tell me can he create a rift in space and time and go through it and survive?
Originally posted by Kotor3
Since I am not the most educated on Dr. Manhattan, tell me can he create a rift in space and time and go through it and survive?
The Before Watchmen Comics do explain however that his teleportation is based on Star Trek lite spacewarps.
Originally posted by Epicurus
Forget that, the durability of said structure was so godawful that a peak human female was able to completely shatter it with a single punch.😆Manhattan's powerset is being way overwanked by a single poster on this thread.😬
Yeah, I am getting tired of hearing, the Manhattan can vaporize his opponents argument with no examples.
Originally posted by Epicurus
In theory he could, but it was never portrayed onscreen.The Before Watchmen Comics do explain however that his teleportation is based on Star Trek lite spacewarps.
That is the thing. It seems that Manhattan supporters on not going off of moive feats but comics and implying power to him.
That is not being done for the other characters.
Originally posted by Kotor3
That is the thing. It seems that Manhattan supporters on not going off of moive feats but comics and implying power to him.That is not being done for the other characters.
In the movie he used Manhattan himself to accomplish the same feat.
Different.
Originally posted by Epicurus
Because that is how VS thread are debated, mon ami. Implied power is meaningless if there are no feats to back it up.
Glad you conceded the point, then. 🙂
See, it's not so hard to concede.
Originally posted by Epicurus
In theory he could, but it was never portrayed onscreen.
Wow. This is an even better concession on your part. I can't ask for much more from you, really.
Originally posted by Epicurus
The Before Watchmen Comics do explain however that his teleportation is based on Star Trek lite spacewarps.
Tis a shame that wasn't seen onscreen. 😐
Originally posted by quanchi112
So you are essentially saying he's never done so.😂
Yes, I pointed that out, already, too. He's choosing to ignore it.
Originally posted by Epicurus
In the movie he used Manhattan himself to accomplish the same feat.Different.
No, he duplicated Manhattan's power in the movie: Manhattan didn't blow shit up.
Originally posted by dadudemonSadly, most posters use self serving logic and switch tactics from thread to thread. Thank the stars the board has us to pump noble blood throughout its arteries.
Glad you conceded the point, then. 🙂See, it's not so hard to concede.
Wow. This is an even better concession on your part. I can't ask for much more from you, really.
Tis a shame that wasn't seen onscreen. 😐
Yes, I pointed that out, already, too. He's choosing to ignore it.
No, he duplicated Manhattan's power in the movie: Manhattan didn't blow shit up.
Originally posted by dadudemon
Wow. This is an even better concession on your part. I can't ask for much more from you, really.
Originally posted by dadudemon
Tis a shame that wasn't seen onscreen. 😐
Originally posted by dadudemon
Yes, I pointed that out, already, too. He's choosing to ignore it.
Originally posted by dadudemon
No, he duplicated Manhattan's power in the movie: Manhattan didn't blow shit up.
Originally posted by dadudemon
Sorry, you never made that point but I did. I called you...ohh ho ho ho.
I almost fell for it. Nice try with the trolling comment.
You're a shitty troll in addition to being a shitty debater.