Originally posted by DarkSaint85
Also, two things:1. I thought we didn't use collateral damage. Now, we are?
2. Carver, is that REALLY your logical thinking? 'The board doesn't even think Zeus is trans (i.e. HH), so rather than convince them, I will sell the idea that a HH can turn the Hulk's HF off, just like that'.
I never brought up collateral damage in my post. I'm confused. 🙁
Originally posted by iceman24567
I highly doubt he could heal from being reduced nearly to skeleton dozens upon dozens of times which is my point. The fact that Zeus' attacks did such substantial damage to Hulk despite his base durability is prove enough to me that Zeus is a good deal above him healing be damned.
You seem to willing to play fast and loose with the word speculation, even after saying that you highly doubt it. The Hulk has never shown that he loses his ability to heal from purely physical damage, unless proof can be submitted of a time that this did happen when he was operating under optimal conditions. Then we see Zeus charge up his fists with an unknown magic and hit the Hulk. Then we see the Hulk laid out for some time in the following issues until his HF finally comes back. Yet as I stated before, he has suffered far greater damage. So until you come around to realizing that Zeus actually did do something to hinder the Hulk's ability to heal, this will be a circular argument. But I have a quick fix for the problem. We can agree to disagree. Either way, Zeus still wins.
Originally posted by StoicI agree he did do something to hinder his healing he beat the shit out of him
You seem to willing to play fast and loose with the word speculation, even after saying that you highly doubt it. The Hulk has never shown that he loses his ability to heal from purely physical damage, unless proof can be submitted of a time that this did happen when he was operating under optimal conditions. Then we see Zeus charge up his fists with an unknown magic and hit the Hulk. Then we see the Hulk laid out for some time in the following issues until his HF finally comes back. Yet as I stated before, he has suffered far greater damage. So until you come around to realizing that Zeus actually did do something to hinder the Hulk's ability to heal, this will be a circular argument. But I have a quick fix for the problem. We can agree to disagree. Either way, Zeus still wins.
Originally posted by carver9
You brought up collateral damage. I'm trying to figure out why you brought that up. Help me understand.
Because I was replying to Stoic's post - really, it's not that hard to follow.
But I see you haven't answered the points that DO have your name in, so will ask again.
Two points.
1. Do you not think it possible (you, carver9) that a Skyfather can physically beat the HF out of Hulk?
Simple question, all it needs is a yes or no answer.
2. Carver, is that REALLY your logical thinking? 'The board doesn't even think Zeus is trans (i.e. HH), so rather than convince them, I will sell the idea that a HH can turn the Hulk's HF off, just like that'.
Lol at 'unknown magic'. Its just lightning fists. Where was it ever stated or implied that it was anything other than a taxing physical beatdown? Nowhere. A burned out hulk can also be turned back into banner.
Just because hulk has been flayed before by a lesser opponent (vector) and healed back, doesnt mean he can take concentrated hits from a skyfather that hulk admits could simply erase him from existing.
If zeus faced the younger, weaker hulk that healed from vector's blast, he may have just turned him to ash with his fist.
Thankfully zeus faced a much more powerful green scar hulk who probably developed enough HF to simply be barely alive after a beatdown from a skyfather.