Lobo vs Immortal Hulk

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It's ignored as an outlier.

We have a rule for that, about Spidey beating down Firelord. (Although in that case he has an entire list of like feats, and fans who argue his beatdown of Firelord should count.)

Galan007 |Quantum Observer|

Originally posted by darthgoober
I mean, yes it's bad writing. But it is the exact kind of scan carv needs.
Only if you're willing to put, say, Thing on equal footing.

Because as mentioned, he's coped with the Mindless Ones just fine over the years.

darthgoober Senior Member

Originally posted by Galan007
Only if you're willing to put, say, Thing on equal footing.

Because as mentioned, he's coped with the Mindless Ones just fine over the years.


Yes, precisely. Like I said it conflicts with much of what we have seen with their universe, but at pure face value it and the implications of it are INSANELY impressive. Relatively speaking, it's rare to come across a scan that so totally throws itself out of sync with virtually everything else that has been established. The writer might as well have went out of his way JUST to screw with people like us by making it totally irreconcilable. Don't you see, this is one of those rare times where all we can say is "I don't like it, it didn't happen" lol

Galan007 |Quantum Observer|

Just pointing that out because carver will undoubtedly come in and blindly 'thumbs-up' your posts, without recognizing the absurd implications that scene has if taken at face value(and not dismissed as an outlier, like anyone with a little common sense thinks it should be.)

carver9 Senior Member
Originally posted by Galan007
Slippery slope, given the number of 'lower level' characters who have soaked hits from the Mindless Ones just fine.

And the Lobo showing is slippery slope given the NUMBER of characters that have withstood hits from him. Lol

Galan007 |Quantum Observer|

Are you really THAT ignorant of the discussion that's going on here? Lol

Diesldude Senior Member
Originally posted by Philosophía
Compared to standing on a neutron star, moving it is literally -- and I do mean literally -- trillions upon trillions of degrees removed in terms of strength.

Exactly, thanks, this is why we questioned carver’s logic for posting that scan.

Diesldude Senior Member

Originally posted by DarkSaint85
It's like an inhabitant of the Moon being super impressed at how Carver is able to work on the mines on Earth, working under the super high gravity of our planet....

Then Galan comes and literally throws the Earth around.


😂 damn that’s a great analogy and it might still be too complicated for carter and Alberto.

Diesldude Senior Member

Originally posted by darthgoober
I know, that's why I said it should be ignored. But people ought to at least be willing to throw carv a bone and admit that it's being ignored because the implications are actually TOO impressive lol

I mean, yes it's bad writing. But it is the exact kind of scan carv needs.

I thought it was ignored because it’s irrelevant. One, They aren’t in this thread and 2, their feat although impressive is not even close to lobo’s feat.

DS said lobo pulled a neutron star, carver replies with a scan of beings not in this thread performing a lesser feat.

carver9 Senior Member

Originally posted by DarkSaint85
And Immortal Hulk has been hurt by a Daredevil villain who was using cyanide hollow points, and Black Panther with his claws. Lobo has better weaponry than that.

Are these low showings? Of course. Doesn't take away from the fact that BOTH (and I am being fair here) BOTH characters have good showings. Using the logic that 'well, let's just use the low showings for the other character whilst MY character is walking around throwing planets around' or whatever, is biased.

What's the difference between hurt and defeated?

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Originally posted by carver9
What's the difference between hurt and defeated?

What's the difference between the power levels of Daredevil and Superman?

Defeat is what Lobo did to the invincible Mask.

DarkSaint85 Bonified abstract
Originally posted by carver9
What's the difference between hurt and defeated?

Ok, Drax.

The Sorrow Senior Member

Originally posted by carver9
What's the difference between hurt and defeated?

When did they hurt Immortal Hulk? As far as I remember no one has hurt him yet with pure blunt force or energy attacks.

carver9 Senior Member
Originally posted by The Sorrow
When did they hurt Immortal Hulk? As far as I remember no one has hurt him yet with pure blunt force or energy attacks.

Hes talking about when he was shot in the head from a person with prep.

The Sorrow Senior Member

You mean when Hulk got his eye shot out? It caused him pain but didn’t slow him down at all. He was heavily weakened aswell so it’s hardly a low showing.

carver9 Senior Member

Darksaint think it is though. He tends to use fts like this when someone mentions a not so great showing about the character hes rooting for. Would love to see his comeback.

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He was still able to with one hand, pull that ship from the sky.

But I see that the point evades Sorrow as well.

Not sure how he was weakened against Black Panther, but OK.

carver9 Senior Member

Originally posted by DarkSaint85
He was still able to with one hand, pull that ship from the sky.

But I see that the point evades Sorrow as well.

Not sure how he was weakened against Black Panther, but OK.

What kind of weapon did Black Panther use on Hulk? We know he was laced in vibranium. We seen him hands glowing. We know they orepped against the Hulk. Was it just a regular claw attack? What did he do?

carver9 Senior Member

Here is the attack...

Clear that up for me.

StiltmanFTW CBvF

Either tried electrocuting his brain or fired the kinetic energy stored in his suit back at him.

Doesn't matter; it hurt him for one panel, that's it.