Originally posted by K-Dog
Juggernaut was better than Colossus, about equal to Thor minus lightning and hammer....a Thor which would get zapped by the Destroyer. Juggernaut gets zapped. Zapping which terrified the warriors 3 and Sif....and Juggernaut punches would not harm it either. normal hammer strikes did not harm it.
Thor would never get zapped by the Destroyer...
Originally posted by Josh_Alexander
First of all Juggernaut wasnt in motion. You know how the powers of the Juggernaut work right?Secondly, those were 11000V or more of energy? Damn you could even see the water of the pool rising! Enough to melt any piece of ice.
Lastly, Juggernaut wasnt killed by that, he was shocked. Last time I checked Destroyer doesnt shoot electricity from his eyes.
Juggs has zero feats of surviving something as powerful as Destroyer's beams which were powerful enough to incinerate frost giants. The one time we see Juggs take on an energy attack (the powerline) it clearly hurt him. Hint: 11kv isn't strong enough to incinerate a human.
At the very least, the beams should knock Juggs off his feet and kill his momentum... if that even matters.
it takes around three gigajoules of death-ray to entirely vaporize a person
Originally posted by Silent Master
https://blogs.scientificamerican.com/but-not-simpler/excerpts-from-the-mad-scientiste28099s-handbook-so-youe28099re-ready-to-vaporize-a-human/
Go and grab the cable from the post just outside your house. Then come back and send me the tape 😂
Nahh, am too mean. Go pluck your little finger in the outlet and send me the tape 😂
You are funny.
Originally posted by FrothByte
Juggs has zero feats of surviving something as powerful as Destroyer's beams which were powerful enough to incinerate frost giants. The one time we see Juggs take on an energy attack (the powerline) it clearly hurt him. Hint: 11kv isn't strong enough to incinerate a human.At the very least, the beams should knock Juggs off his feet and kill his momentum... if that even matters.
Are you saying a frost giant >>>> Juggernaut. Boy you insult your intelligence.
I admit am not an expert on power lines and the power system. What i know is touching the power lines will definitely kill you.
I will go do some research.
You also forgot he was in the pool right...Which makes things worse.
And he survived and seem to have no problem walking outside that pool.
Destroyer dies. He lacks feats to help him here.
Originally posted by Josh_Alexander
Are you saying a frost giant >>>> Juggernaut. Boy you insult your intelligence.I admit am not an expert on power lines and the power system. What i know is touching the power lines will definitely kill you.
I will go do some research.
You also forgot he was in the pool right...Which makes things worse.
And he survived and seem to have no problem walking outside that pool.
Destroyer dies. He lacks feats to help him here.
Dear lord, do you even bother reading my posts before you reply to them or do you just pick random words out of them and frankenstein them together? I never said Frost Giants >>> Juggernaut. If that's what you got from my post then you need to go back to elementary and work on your comprehension skills.
What I said (if you even bothered to read it properly) is that Destroyer's eyebeams were powerful enough to vaporize frost giants whereas the powerline that clearly hurt Juggernaut is not even powerful enough to vaporize humans. It can kill humans, sure, but nowhere near powerful enough to vaporize them.
In short, Destroyer's eyebeam >>>>>> Powerline. And if that powerline already hurt Juggernaut, then Destroyer's eyebeams will clearly mess him up.
Originally posted by FrothByte
Dear lord, do you even bother reading my posts before you reply to them or do you just pick random words out of them and frankenstein them together? I never said Frost Giants >>> Juggernaut. If that's what you got from my post then you need to go back to elementary and work on your comprehension skills.What I said (if you even bothered to read it properly) is that Destroyer's eyebeams were powerful enough to vaporize frost giants whereas the powerline that clearly hurt Juggernaut is not even powerful enough to vaporize humans. It can kill humans, sure, but nowhere near powerful enough to vaporize them.
In short, Destroyer's eyebeam >>>>>> Powerline. And if that powerline already hurt Juggernaut, then Destroyer's eyebeams will clearly mess him up.
You do realize Froth you are bringing a fallacy.
You can't possibly compare electricity and heat! They aren't interchangable. Materials don't react the same way with this.
It's like saying a piece of rubber can take up a lot of electricity and somehow survive getting lit up by a lighter!
Furthermore, Juggernaut wasn't killed, he was electrocuted and SURVIVED. ELECTROCUTED.
Tell me, how does a laser beam ELECTROCUTES you?
Originally posted by FrothByte
Dear lord, do you even bother reading my posts before you reply to them or do you just pick random words out of them and frankenstein them together? I never said Frost Giants >>> Juggernaut. If that's what you got from my post then you need to go back to elementary and work on your comprehension skills.What I said (if you even bothered to read it properly) is that Destroyer's eyebeams were powerful enough to vaporize frost giants whereas the powerline that clearly hurt Juggernaut is not even powerful enough to vaporize humans. It can kill humans, sure, but nowhere near powerful enough to vaporize them.
In short, Destroyer's eyebeam >>>>>> Powerline. And if that powerline already hurt Juggernaut, then Destroyer's eyebeams will clearly mess him up.
I don't think he understands the massive difference between 130kv and three gigajoules.
Originally posted by Josh_Alexander
You do realize Froth you are bringing a fallacy.You can't possibly compare electricity and heat! They aren't interchangable. Materials don't react the same way with this.
It's like saying a piece of rubber can take up a lot of electricity and somehow survive getting lit up by a lighter!
Furthermore, Juggernaut wasn't killed, he was electrocuted and SURVIVED. ELECTROCUTED.
Tell me, how does a laser beam ELECTROCUTES you?
So basically you want to implement a no-limits fallacy on Juggernaut. You want to claim that no energy attack can harm Juggs unless it's electrical.
Also, are you claiming that powerline didn't hurt Juggs?
Originally posted by Silent Master
I don't think he understands the massive difference between 130kv and three gigajoules.
No, I don't even think he realizes that electricity is a form of energy. No way he'll know the difference between kilo and giga. He doesn't even think electricity can produce heat.
Originally posted by FrothByte
So basically you want to implement a no-limits fallacy on Juggernaut. You want to claim that no energy attack can harm Juggs unless it's electrical.Also, are you claiming that powerline didn't hurt Juggs?
Am just asking you not to bring a fallacy.
I just know the Juggernaut >>>>>>>>>>>>> an ice giant. It's logic.
The powerline electrocuted and possibly hurt Juggs...but didn't defeat him or even K.Oed him.
Furthermore, did you counted the amount of time the Juggernaut was inside the pool.....Seems like the dude can't even get drowned 😂
Originally posted by Josh_Alexander
Am just asking you not to bring a fallacy.I just know the Juggernaut >>>>>>>>>>>>> an ice giant. It's logic.
The powerline electrocuted and possibly hurt Juggs...but didn't defeat him or even K.Oed him.
Furthermore, did you counted the amount of time the Juggernaut was inside the pool.....Seems like the dude can't even get drowned 😂
Do you understand the difference between kilo and giga?
Originally posted by FrothByte
So if a simple powerline with (according to you) 11kv is enough to hurt Juggernaut and immobilize him, are you seriously telling me that Destroyer's laserbeam won't do anything to him considering that those beams easily incinerates frost giants?
130Kv.
Again, you can't possibly compare electricity with a laser beam. That's a fallacy.
Just like you can't compare an Ice Giant with the Juggernaut.
Just like you can't compare rubber with ice. Or wood with metal.