Hulk vs. Doomsday

Originally posted by KuRuPT Thanosi
Wait... how did Hulk NOT have a healing Factor? he was taking shots punishment left and right throughout both Avengers movies and didn't have a mark to show for most of it.. and anything that did show, went away pretty quickly. He obviously has a HF.

Matched his strength? Wuttt?? he did no such thing. He "tried" to compete with him in strength only to keep him in the fight. He wasn't trying to overpower him, nor could he, nor could he match him.

Hulk never showed a healing factor in any movie but Ang Lee's Hulk which is a different Hulk.

Originally posted by Robtard
There's no clear indication that this Hulk has a healing factor, he's incredibly tough and resilient with quick recovery going off visual cues

Remember, this is the same Hulk as in TIH (2008) and that Hulk didn't have a healing factor, he only healed when he transformed back into Banner ( argued otherwise back in the day, but it's true, no clear HF)

I personally think it's silly that they've not made it clear this Hulk has a HF like Lee's film showed, as it's one of Hulk's defining powers

Originally posted by Robtard
TIL: Catching an item in your hand is the same as being "struck" by said item

TIL: Superman's weakness to Kryptonite didn't actually factor into the fight

Superman had superior speed, strength, durability and regained his power but still couldn't avoid the second Knite attack. Sad.

Originally posted by Psychotron
Exactly, and he wore him out to the point where he couldn't take anymore. He pinned him down with a flury of punches at one point, knocked out a tooth at another, it was clearly affecting Hulk. This version of Hulk doesn't have a HF and Iron Man matched his strength. It was only a matter of time before Hulk couldn't take any more punishment.

Since Iron Man matched Hulk's strength I'm gonna have to disagree with that.

Why do you keep ignoring the Kryptonite? Is it because you know your entire argument is crap?

He didn't match it he was torn up. Iron man needed to reform to compete and use flight and repulsion rays against Hulk's physicality.

I am not saying he uses that I am saying batman used his skills to pull the attack off to hit him twice. Superman is a lot faster but not fast enough to avoid the attacks.

Originally posted by Robtard
There's no clear indication that this Hulk has a healing factor, he's incredibly tough and resilient with quick recovery going off visual cues

Remember, this is the same Hulk as in TIH (2008) and that Hulk didn't have a healing factor, he only healed when he transformed back into Banner ( argued otherwise back in the day, but it's true, no clear HF)

I personally think it's silly that they've not made it clear this Hulk has a HF like Lee's film showed, as it's one of Hulk's defining powers

The Abomination fight showed Hulk does have a healing factor. The Abomination pierced the Hulk's chest with his elbow resulting in bleeding. The next scene has Hulk shove Abomination into a wall and do a thunder clap to save betty. The Hulk in that scene wasn't dripping blood.

It's hard to tell if Hulk has a healing factor. It's very hard to pierce his flesh to find out. Abomination fight may be the only instance, that I recall.

Havent read this thread, but nobodys picking the Hulk are they? If so, they are wrong.

Originally posted by quanchi112
You can ignore it all you want it just makes you a fanboy.

Originally posted by quanchi112
He was fine and was caught unaware. There was no indication he was maxed out. You're not good at assessing this scene. Not by much, but Hulk on the other hand was wrecking through his suit. You made the claim he doesn't have a healing factor but why doesn't he have scars all over his body.

He didn't match it he was torn up. Iron man needed to reform to compete and use flight and repulsion rays against Hulk's physicality.

I am not saying he uses that I am saying batman used his skills to pull the attack off to hit him twice. Superman is a lot faster but not fast enough to avoid the attacks.

He definitely not fine. It took him time to get out of the rubble, he was hurt. Thor doesn't have scars all over his body either, doesn't mean he has a HF. Hulk doesn't have one until he shows otherwise.

Re-watch the movie, there's a scene where Hulk charges Iron Man and their fists collide with neither moving back. Iron Man was as strong as Hulk, but his durability was lower. Veronica made up for that.

Superman easily caught the grenade, he just didn't know it was Kryptonite, the second time he was not at full power. You have no argument as usual.

Originally posted by Zack Fair
Funny how no one takes Quan seriously and just humor him.

By the looks of things his Trolling has gone to whole new levels nowadays- Things like completely ignoring Kryptonite.

So don't see why anyone would take him seriously.

Originally posted by Robtard
There's no clear indication that this Hulk has a healing factor, he's incredibly tough and resilient with quick recovery going off visual cues

Remember, this is the same Hulk as in TIH (2008) and that Hulk didn't have a healing factor, he only healed when he transformed back into Banner ( argued otherwise back in the day, but it's true, no clear HF)

I personally think it's silly that they've not made it clear this Hulk has a HF like Lee's film showed, as it's one of Hulk's defining powers

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Originally posted by Adam Grimes
Keep spouting nonsense, DD.

Originally posted by Psychotron
He definitely not fine. It took him time to get out of the rubble, he was hurt. Thor doesn't have scars all over his body either, doesn't mean he has a HF. Hulk doesn't have one until he shows otherwise.

Re-watch the movie, there's a scene where Hulk charges Iron Man and their fists collide with neither moving back. Iron Man was as strong as Hulk, but his durability was lower. Veronica made up for that.

Superman easily caught the grenade, he just didn't know it was Kryptonite, the second time he was not at full power. You have no argument as usual.

And the shockwaves destroy glass just means their punches collided not that they are direct equals in strength. Reforming was required. You ignore durability when they hit each other's hands. If the durability was lower IronMan would have sustained more damage to his hand.

You need to prove he wasn't at full power. He was completely immune to Batman's attacks so his powers definitely returned. He got tagged.

Originally posted by quanchi112
Such as ?

Originally posted by Adam Grimes
Idk, everything you post

Originally posted by quanchi112
So you can't give any specific examples i.e. you are trolling.

There you have it, quit crying.

There's the Abom scene which I believe he healed from. There's also the scene at the college campus... I believe he was shown to have taken damage... even looked burned in parts. After that he takes Betty up into the mountains and looks no worse for the wear. Maybe I'm remembering it wrong, but I thought that is how it went.

Banner healed from a gunshot to the head... What possible argument is there that he doesn't have a hf?

Originally posted by KuRuPT Thanosi
There's the Abom scene which I believe he healed from. There's also the scene at the college campus... I believe he was shown to have taken damage... even looked burned in parts. After that he takes Betty up into the mountains and looks no worse for the wear. Maybe I'm remembering it wrong, but I thought that is how it went.

I initially thought he healed in the Abomination scene, but after the fight is over, we see Hulk still has the hole in his chest from Abomination's elbow spike. This Hulk only seemed to heal during transformations to Banner and back. If he does have an HF, it's not very fast at all, not like we saw in Ang Lee's film.

Originally posted by quanchi112
He came out of the effects of the mind hex so he was unsure of what just occurred. Thor doesn't take the damage Hulk has.

And the shockwaves destroy glass just means their punches collided not that they are direct equals in strength. Reforming was required. You ignore durability when they hit each other's hands. If the durability was lower IronMan would have sustained more damage to his hand.

You need to prove he wasn't at full power. He was completely immune to Batman's attacks so his powers definitely returned. He got tagged.

Doesn't change the fact that it took him time to get out. Thor has seen thousands of times more battle than Hulk has, he's taken far more damage over his long lifespan.

If that was true than Hulk would have sent Iron Man flying or at least pushed him back. That didn't happen. He just changed that hand, so it was still fresh.

Being immune to Batman's attacks doesn't mean anything, Batman's strength was much lower than Superman's. We saw that Superman didn't have his speed and that he needed effort to toss Batman around when before the Kryptonite he could manhandle him with a single hand. Only a retard would ignore the effects of Kryptonite on freaking Superman.