Originally posted by Stoic
He did it when he fought his doppelganger. Is this proof enough? Also your take on the Champion showing is wrong, but what's new? The Champion wasn't holding back when he was hitting Thanos' shields, I'm not sure what exactly you were seeing, but he was trying to kill Thanos. When this did not happen he took to the skies and attempting to kill Thanos by taking another approach. I don't know why you make these things up, that go outside of what was actually seen in the book.Thanos came back from bones. How long do you think that took? How long did it take HP DD to come back from being reduced to bones? Years? You only see what you want to see.
What issue did he fight his doppleganger, or what's the title of the series?
Champion wasn't holding back but his power was increasing more and more. That means he wasn't hitting anywhere near planet destroying force in the beginning. Hell he never hit with planet busting force EVER. Why? Because the last hit (which was the hardest) created an instability in the planet's core. The planet blew itself up. That's totally different than directly destroying the planet without help.
Thanos coming back from bones was due to Death bring him back. Thanos couldn't die in that particular comic (not in all), but he always could be knocked the phuck out. When Thanos dies he gets resurrected, not when Thanos gets damaged he heals. Otherwise, it would contradict many Thanos showings including the current ones.
Also you overlooked my last reply to you.
"We go by feats.
On average DS isn't more powerful than Galactus. But in that arc, the OB was astronomically more powerful than Superman. This was a fact. HP DD took more than twice that power.
Omega never was shown to be even 100x more powerful than Superman.
Durability, power blast output, strength, speed, skill are all different things.
You can't equate one thing with another.
DS blasting power has nothing to do with his strength, durability, or speed.
DD was physically stronger, faster, etc."