Originally posted by h1a8I don't quite agree with that form of logic (because of high and low showings) but Nam did manhandle Superman and was portrayed to be a peer or greater.
Thats cool. So why dont you make a case by posting the manhandling of Superman as you say, as we as Supermans strength feat at that point in time.
Originally posted by Darth Thor
Thats cool. So why dont you make a case by posting the manhandling of Superman as you say, as we as Supermans strength feat at that point in time.
Because I don't believe in that logic. But here you go
At 2:09 Nam overpowers Superman's flight and stops him.
That part also shows that Nam is strong enough to momentarily stun Superman with a few attacks (when Zod couldn't.)
At 2:34 Nam stops Superman's flight again.
Most importantly, at 3:49 Superman punches Nam and it does next to nothing. Superman then grapples with Nam in a test of strength and Nam wins that battle.
^ Not sure what 2:09 and 2:34 are supposed to prove. Nam-Ek grabs Supes s couple of times while two of them are dog piling him.
The test of strength where Nam-Ek temporarily overpowers him at 3:49 doesnt mean much when they do the same thing again at 4:12 but Superman is the clear winner there.
And you still havent provided Superman strength feats from this point in time to powerscale off.
And this is just strength. You made a whole ton of claims (just for the sake of being DC biased it seems), and not been able to back up even one of them yet.
Originally posted by Darth Thor
^ Not sure what 2:09 and 2:34 are supposed to prove. Nam-Ek grabs Supes s couple of times while two of them are dog piling him.The test of strength where Nam-Ek temporarily overpowers him at 3:49 doesnt mean much when they do the same thing again at 4:12 but Superman is the clear winner there.
And you still havent provided Superman strength feats from this point in time to powerscale off.
And this is just strength. You made a whole ton of claims (just for the sake of being DC biased it seems), and not been able to back up even one of them yet.
He stops Superman from flying away. He's overpowering Superman's flight strength. At 4:12 Superman didn't overpower Nam. Clark punched him a few times, lifted him in the sky and punched him away. Not once did Superman overpower Nam's direct strength. Nam actually overpowered Superman's direct strength when they grappled hand to hand.
And if you think that Nam isn't as strong or stronger than Superman then you are arguing from a bias standpoint (to win the argument for Hulk).
You never asked for Superman's strength feats to scale off of. I assume everyone here knows of Superman's strength feats.
And you are forgetting the pure quantifiable strength feat I supplied for Nam (the locomotive). Just use that and don't worry about scaling off Superman.
Originally posted by John Murdoch
Not trying to fan any flames, but how do you guys think the locomotive throw in the Smallville fight stacks up against the Leviathan punch on the streets of the Big Apple?
The leviathan punch did almost nothing in stopping the leviathan. The majority of the work of slowing it down was done through bracing through the concrete. Even then, the leviathan never fully stopped.
The average force to stop the leviathan in the amount of time in the movie is less than lifting a locomotive.
Originally posted by h1a8
But I didn't.
And you don't have to. I don't need your approval to know the truth.
All that matters is the truth.
Sure you did, multiple examples of your retarded calculations have already been given in this and multiple other threads. Nobody will ever take your massively biased fan calculations as truth nor are we going to waste our time debunking them. We're just going to laugh at your obvious trolling.
Originally posted by Silent Master
Sure you did, multiple examples of your retarded calculations have already been given in this and multiple other threads. Nobody will ever take your massively biased fan calculations as truth nor are we going to waste our time debunking them. We're just going to laugh at your obvious trolling.
Well you won't.
Actually, you never did. Ever. So it's makes no difference with you.
I'll continue to post calculations. And if no one debunks them then they are the truth. Simple.
As far as this thread lifting a locomotive >>>>>>>>>the force required to slow the leviathan the amount Hulk did in the time he did.
Therefore, Nam is stronger, faster, more durable, and more skilled. He stomps Hulk with absolute ease.