Hulk doesnt have infinite strength. He gets stronger as he gets angrier. There is no infinite anger.
Originally posted by abhilegend
Which other top tier has broken Phantom Zone in half?That's not impressive enough? While weakened he was beating the shit out of Diana and Superman commented that even he couldn't take down Mongul on his own.
Good, good.
Or what, old man?
sneer
Originally posted by krisblaze
Hulk doesnt have infinite strength. He gets stronger as he gets angrier. There is no infinite anger.
Originally posted by riv6672
Thats the Hulk's power, though. He has no limit.
If you're going to dismiss that, i'll have to dismiss Doomsday's ability to match an opponent's strength by saying his cap is Superman level.
Hulk CAN get stronger than Superman, so, he'll still be stronger than Doomsday.
More than strong enough to beat him.
Hope this helps. Hulk rage and strength is limitless.
Also, Doomsday doesn't have a single showing putting him above Hulk or even on his level. This version of Doomsday sucks. The writer himself admitted standard Hulk would stomp the same Doomsday that was amped off Superman powers.
Oh, i know Hulk is infinitely strong, Carver. Kris knows it, too.
I was going to post the following:
[QUOTE]Strength level Class 100+, although this strength chart is strictly made for comparison purposes between characters, and it is not a literal description. The Incredible Hulk is one of the physically strongest beings in the Marvel Universe, and the strongest mortal to ever walk the planet Earth.[312] In human form Bruce Banner possesses the normal human strength of a man of his age, height, and build who engages in no regular exercise. When the Hulk gets enraged his physical strength increases exponentially. The Hulk has no strength limit, his strength varies up to literally unlimited levels, according to the omnipotent cosmic entity Beyonder. Most recently the Mad Thinker's mathematical computations also inferred that the Hulk's strength is indeed incalculable.[176] Additionally, as the foundation of his phenomenal strength, his rage is also described as being limitless.
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But really, i can simplify the hell out of the basic flaw in Kris' argument:
If there's no such thing as a character with infinite strength, then there's no such thing as gray skinned alien monsters, either.
Kris' applying RL limitations to comics is a sign that either he's sleepy, or just looking to be contrary for the lulz.
Originally posted by riv6672Your constant trolling of this forum is boring. I'll start reporting you and I urge everybody to do the same.
I just read (and laughed) at you low balling two universes being kept apart.
You are something of an expert on being a stupid fan so, i wont dismiss your comment out of hand.
Have a good day 🙂
Originally posted by Philosophía
Your constant trolling of this forum is boring. I'll start reporting you and I urge everybody to do the same.Have a good day 🙂
Also, i was told using the ignore button is preferred over bothering mods over what amounts to the reporting party needing to have a thicker skin.
Originally posted by riv6672
Thats the Hulk's power, though. He has no limit.
If you're going to dismiss that, i'll have to dismiss Doomsday's ability to match an opponent's strength by saying his cap is Superman level.
Hulk CAN get stronger than Superman, so, he'll still be stronger than Doomsday.
More than strong enough to beat him.
I don't dismiss Hulk's ability to get stronger, he can certainly get stronger, and his strength grows exponentially.
But it's not infinite.
Doesn't matter what all the human machines say and all the hyperbole in the world.
No ability is infinite. Doomsday's ability to adapt also has a limit.
The only infinite thing in comics is TOAA's power.
Originally posted by Prof. T.C McAbe
Hulks infinite strength was put to the test by Sun God....Except of this, there is just one infinite strength lifting feat and we know who did it^^.
Originally posted by riv6672
Well, if Hulk wasnt tested, he'd be a boring character. I've never understood why fans WANT their characters to be all powerful.
Sun God didn't over power Hulk...He beat him with a blast. That's like me saying "Superman strength was tested by Batman punch when an amped Batman killed him with a single strike". No character will continue to win. Hulk will lose, Galactus will lose, everyone will lose...it is what it is. Would Hulk be interesting if he won all of his fights, no. Also, there was context with the Sun God fight.
Originally posted by riv6672
On that we agree to disagree.
Marvel comics may have an issue with you saying you know better than them when it comes to their characters, but you and me, we're cool. 😛
They also kept saying that the Juggernaut was invulnerable.
But obviously he wasn't.
And obviously someone more powerful than the one powering him could hurt him.
This might be hard on you, being from Herochat and all(read: pit of despair where the abscess, the scum, the literal pus of other comic forums gather to procreate), but people don't seem to gather here to tout hyperboles and writer interviews. They're here to debate using feats and the like and not, and I can not emphasize this enough, not blind hyperboles that have no basis in comics.
Given that we debate using feats and such, there are very few people (aside from Stoic, Carver, Tony Stark and a few other troglodytes) actually accept infinite fallacies as arguments. Especially when it's in the case of things like the Hulk's strength which is something that while it certainly grows it has proven to be insufficient many, many times over. The most recent being against Sun God, or in Nuul's case, against Thor.
So please, strive to be better.
Thank you.