Most Impressive Strength Cheese Feats

Started by Mindship9 pages

Originally posted by celeyhyga17
Exactly. The point is he's not just saying someone pushing this or someone hitting this. H1 provided numbers(though I wish he provided calculations) as opposed to the other posts.
Well, then, let me recount one of my favorite annoyances: one-shot planetbusting. From a prior thread (and modified)...
Originally posted by Mindship
It has recently come to my attention the following about planetbusting (with the Earth as the standard)...

To really destroy the Earth, ie, to make an explosion big enough to not only blow it up, but to fling the pieces away from each other fast enough so that gravity doesn't take hold and pull the chunks back together: the explosion would have to overcome the Earth's gravitational binding energy, which is about 2x10^32 joules.

The Sun puts out about 4x10^26 joules/second. This means, that in one second, when [insert character here] busts a world with one punch, they're generating about 500,000x the power of the entire Sun (2x10^32 divided by 4x10^26 = 5x10^5).

My feeling now about planetbusting is the same as withstanding black holes or basking at the Sun's core: save it for the most powerful characters, eg, Galactus.

Most impressive? That has to be some of the old Supercheese.

My favourite?
- Hulk throwing FFF to the Moon
- Sasquatch lifting the X-Jet
- Ultimate Colossus standing up to Magneto

Nth man?

Originally posted by celeyhyga17
Whoah. No one is downplaying the feat. It's just a fact that J'onn was there with him every step of the way.
That doesn't means much since we know under Pak Superman is stronger. That's like arguing Wonder Woman and J'onn are as strong as preboot Superman because they helped him move earth briefly.
It was a shared feat. If anything you're downplaying J'onn.
By saying he is weaker than Superman? Really?
And Saturn sized planet? Dunno about that. It was huge, but really hard to say it was 100x the size of earth. Now you're just "up playing".
I posted a picture. Look it up.
Again it was impressive, but I wouldn't say it shiets on Thor's crazy feat. Both were impressive in their own right. Leave it to you to start shitting on other feats especially from characters that rival your lord and savior. Sigh..
That was just ribbing on my part. Don't pretend you don't do that.
Again what is with you with this need to compare epeen sizes? Sad...
Lulz.

I'm gonna have to make a thread so this one does not get derailed any further.

Here ya go!
http://www.killermovies.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=599745

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Originally posted by Fifthchild
Hyperion stopped an Earth sized planet solo that was moving at 500,000 miles an hour on a dime. I dont think trying to apply a lot of math/physics to this sort of thing but they are actually probably pretty comparable feats. And theres also that holding 2 universes apart thing...

Still - a massive Superman feat & theres no taking away from that.


Superman and J'onn stopped a ship that was dwarfing Earth and redirected it. That's just above Hyperion stopping a planet even if it was moving 17 times the speed. The ship was much larger than earth, probably 100 times or such. Stopping AND moving it away makes it so much more impressive.

The Hyperion Bullet, and the recent Superman/MM feat are ridiculous. I was thinking on Tuesday of how much MM is pushed to the side and going down the preboot path and then...

The Sentry/Rogue one was crazy too. More so because of the power needed than the feat but I guess it is Exitar.

Those are the 3 recent ones that stick out.

Enslaver owning a heros team with ease

Originally posted by Mindship
Well, then, let me recount one of my favorite annoyances: one-shot planetbusting. From a prior thread (and modified)...

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LoM and I have been saying this for years.

As to the thread, Surfer has to be Marvel's King of Space Cheese feats. The most impressive aren't even the planet busting ones, it's the planetary level matter manipulation................on the fly! That Enslavers feat is ridiculously impressive.

Then there was that recent feat Bran mentioned involving an abstract being and Surfer.

This guy defines "Space Cheese".

Originally posted by Galan007
yeah, he inhaled mxy's sneezing powder moments beforehand. here's the whole scan:

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also, lol @ supes flying to another universe in the space of a single panel. g007-psyduck

This one will be the equivalent to a Super nova, so yes a super sneeze is equal-ish to a Supernova.

I wonder what would happen with a fart?

Originally posted by zopzop
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LoM and I have been saying this for years.

As to the thread, Surfer has to be Marvel's King of Space Cheese feats. The most impressive aren't even the planet busting ones, it's the planetary level matter manipulation................on the fly! That Enslavers feat is ridiculously impressive.

Then there was that recent feat Bran mentioned involving an abstract being and Surfer.

This guy defines "Space Cheese".

Oddly enough, Surfer turning himself into snow...does not sit well with me...though, technically, any type of matter/self manipulation is not a "strength" feat. But that aside for the moment, I always felt Surfer was waayyy too overpowered, certainly versatility-wise. And as for blowing up a planet (by anyone)...this should be done in stages, or over a certain length of time (a few hours?) to make the feat more palatable.

I see the source of cheesey strength feats being one-upmanship within companies and certainly between them. Same thing with characters constantly "saving the multiverse/omniverse." Soon, comic companies will have to invent all new (and likely meaningless) terms to raise the stakes.

Sentry holding the power of a cosmic cube in his hand.

Squirrel Girl beating Thanos has to be the most impressive, considering the disparity of strength level.

Re: Re: Most Impressive Strength Cheese Feats

Originally posted by h1a8
WBH feat = minimum of millions of Earth weights
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This was calced in narutoforums and dont was anywhere close to this number. If i remember well it was not enough energy to destroy a sun.

And Solar mass is "only" 332,946 earths.

Superman solar system sneeze works as speed feat, too. Racing out to a distant solar system in the time it takes him to sneeze.

Edit: Galan mentioned it already.

I like the Superboy planet towing feat, but never could find the source on it.

Originally posted by carver9

The planet was traveling at 500,000mph, by the way
Alright you mathletes.. Saw this on comicvine. How good are these calculations?

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And Hyperion doesnt even need to stop the planet, if he even remotely slows down the rogue planet at that speed its not as hard to pull it off.

Lets see, what would it mean if Hyperion actually outright stopped the planet (I am not saying Hyperion did in fact stop the planet, he didnt, but how much power would it require to stop a planet).

Remember the planet is accelerating at 500,000 miles per hours but science requires you to used meters per seconds.

So thats 2,235,200 meters per seconds.

Lets assume the weight of the planet is represented as "Weight"

The Force at which the planet is being propelled is given by a simple equation F= m x acceleration

in this case its = 2,235,200 x Weight.

how much force would it require to stop the planet, at the very least just as much as its moving at, iin fact a little but higher.

But its force, how doe it translates to weight lifted.

Remember under earth's gravity, it takes 9 N to lift a kilogram, and hence in order to outright Stop the planet the amount of force involved is equivalient to lifting 2,235,200/ 9 = 248,355.55 times the weight.

In short, if Hyperion stopped the rogue planet outright, the feat would be equivalent to lifting 248 thousands times the weight of the said planet.

Remember we dont know how heavy the Rogue planet is, but it is still a planet, lets say its 1/1000 the time of Earth (honest it cant get any smaller.

Outright stopping the planet would still have been as impressive as lifting 248 times the weight of the earth.

Heck even if he slowed it down by 2%, instead of outright stop him, its still as impressive as lifting 5 planets together.

That assuming Earth is somehow 1000 times bigger than the rogue planet in question, and Hyperion only slowed the planet by 2%.

Hence if you are willing to look at it with a reasonable side, Hyperion feat is just as impressive, its just that we dont have numerical value unless you are telling me the planet is somehow more than 1/1000 the size of the Earth or Hyperion didnt even slow him down by 2%.

There is the caculation with extremely generous variable if you are interested.
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Good Lord. That's nearly as bad as trying to calculate how many times faster than light speed somebody is. At a certain point it becomes redundant. Certain dudes are ridiculously fast. Certain dudes are ridiculously strong Lol.

Originally posted by cdtm
I like the Superboy planet towing feat, but never could find the source on it.
Whole scan:

-Superboy v1 #140.

Originally posted by dmills
Good Lord. That's nearly as bad as trying to calculate how many times faster than light speed somebody is. At a certain point it becomes redundant. Certain dudes are ridiculously fast. Certain dudes are ridiculously strong Lol.

dmills man... Just go with the flow you hater.. 😛

@Celey...

Hyperion did stop the planet though. Also, the planet WAS Earth, everything was similar except the size. The Rogue planet was bigger.

Originally posted by carver9
@Celey...

Hyperion did stop the planet though. Also, the planet WAS Earth, everything was similar except the size. The Rogue planet was bigger.


So what are you trying to tell me here?

That your calculations are right. Now calculate that Superman and Martian Manhunter showing. Then you have to include Martian Manhunter arms being abnormally large and Superman being sun amped to the equation. This should be a hard one for ya.

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