H/P Doomsday vs. Void

Originally posted by celeyhyga17
Not sure where u got writer intent helicarrier > Avengers + norn stones. Sure the helicarrier makes for a loud bang and collateral damage, but we actually see on panel the heroes with Norn stone amps were actually able to hurt him albeit briefly.

And as for the helicarrier attack, it was really a dual attack since Thor just quite literally blasted him away from the city premises as was Stark's plan. I think Void briefly reverting back to Bob was mostly a product of that persona. The helicarrier in the end was really inconsequential and the main reason Void lost was himself(Bob).

Also to be honest Norn stones in the right hands is far beyond any helicarrier.

So hellicarrier avengers and norm stones = 1 million nukes?

I think the power level for each arc under their respective writers is pretty well defined.

Why is everyone so fixated on the 1 million nukes thing? DD was completely unfazed by that explosion.

Entropy.
Some kind of high powered one shot killshot may or may not work.
BFR.

Otherwise, if he engages for a battle with DD, he's getting trounced.

Originally posted by h1a8
1 million nukes will blow up the moon. It will blow up the Earth.

Stop...

Stop it...

STOP IT!!!!!!

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In all seriousness, you are so far off base with that its beyond comprehension...

You claim to be this physics/math guru, but its clear you are nothing of the sort...

FYI, the Chixulub Impact (the dinosaur killer) was about 1 billion times more powerful than the nuke used on Hiroshima...

The Earth as a whole was no where near destruction from this impact; it made a small crater (relative to the Earths surface area) and that was it:

http://voices.nationalgeographic.com/2010/03/04/asteroid_terminated_dinosaur_era_in_days

Originally posted by Surtur
The Void is a lot more powerful than Radiant though isn't he?

Directly from the above link:

The impact released about a billion times more energy than the atomic bombs dropped on Hiroshima and a million times larger than the largest nuclear bomb ever tested, said the University of Texas. “The initial impact crater was about 100 kilometers (60 miles) wide and 30 kilometers (18 miles) deep.”

Illustration courtesy of NASA

“The asteroid, which was around 15 kilometers [9 miles] wide, is believed to have hit Earth with a force one billion times more powerful than the atomic bomb at Hiroshima.

Now please stop making stuff up and trying to sale to us as fact...ok h1?

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