Originally posted by AlbertoJohnAvil
PR, you should honestly give your input more in vs threads. less bias from a few guys here
The only characters I like (or would claim to be any kind of authority on) that come up semi-regularly are Superman and Hulk, and I've believed that Hulk has been largely shit (writing-wise) since Planet Hulk. So combine that with how much of a shitshow these threads become, and my interest in taking part tends to be quite low.
Originally posted by AlbertoJohnAvil
What the heck is a"6th dimensional planet"It was a regular planet with unknown size made in the 6th dimension.
So a planet made in the sixth dimension, is no more or less then a planet made in the third dimension? Is that your argument?
Why is a sun made in the sixth dimension especially powerful, yet a planet made in the sixth dimension ordinary? Isn't that a contradiction?
If 6d sun > 3D sun, shouldn't 6d planet > 3D planet?
Either denser, or stronger, or much more difficult to destroy by a third dimensional being?
Originally posted by cdtm
So a planet made in the sixth dimension, is no more or less then a planet made in the third dimension? Is that your argument?Why is a sun made in the sixth dimension especially powerful, yet a planet made in the sixth dimension ordinary? Isn't that a contradiction?
If 6d sun > 3D sun, shouldn't 6d planet > 3D planet?
Either denser, or stronger, or much more difficult to destroy by a third dimensional being?
sure, different physics.
Where was it stated it had any special properties?
Originally posted by -Pr-
The only characters I like (or would claim to be any kind of authority on) that come up semi-regularly are Superman and Hulk, and I've believed that Hulk has been largely shit (writing-wise) since Planet Hulk. So combine that with how much of a shitshow these threads become, and my interest in taking part tends to be quite low.
Originally posted by darthgoober
Don't front... your a Surfer fan too lol. Between those 3 you could keep yourself busy all day if you really wanted. Don't get me wrong because I can absolutely understand why you'd want to avoid such a thing(I've been stuck trying to explain to both sides that they're each wrong), but we both know the real reason is that you're just a lazy mofo 😛
Oh, I used to be a massive Surfer fan. Sadly though, I haven't been keeping up with him, so a fair few characters have pushed him down the list of my favourites.
And hey, I can blame a lot of things on laziness, but not that. I can be a raging fanboy under the right circumstances.
Originally posted by -Pr-
Oh, I used to be a massive Surfer fan. Sadly though, I haven't been keeping up with him, so a fair few characters have pushed him down the list of my favourites.And hey, I can blame a lot of things on laziness, but not that. I can be a raging fanboy under the right circumstances.
Originally posted by cdtmWF is more powerful in the sixth dimension. Meaning that 6th dimensional beings are tougher/ more powerful in the 6th dimension.
So a planet made in the sixth dimension, is no more or less then a planet made in the third dimension? Is that your argument?Why is a sun made in the sixth dimension especially powerful, yet a planet made in the sixth dimension ordinary? Isn't that a contradiction?
If 6d sun > 3D sun, shouldn't 6d planet > 3D planet?
Either denser, or stronger, or much more difficult to destroy by a third dimensional being?
So superman destroyed a super tough planet by just jumping off of it.
Even bigger feat than some originally thought. 👆
Originally posted by -Pr-you may not believe this but I wasn't trolling or trying to get a reaction. I really believe superman one shot kills WBH. I guess people can see it as trolling but going forward, I'll be more careful with the words I choose.
Acting like any attack Superman could bring would knock WBH down in one shot is as much stupid trolling as claiming WBH could one-shot Superman.
Originally posted by Diesldude
WF is more powerful in the sixth dimension. Meaning that 6th dimensional beings are tougher/ more powerful in the 6th dimension.So superman destroyed a super tough planet by just jumping off of it.
Even bigger feat than some originally thought. 👆
Originally posted by Diesldudesadly some people say that the planet he destroyed was the size of a moon without any proof
WF is more powerful in the sixth dimension. Meaning that 6th dimensional beings are tougher/ more powerful in the 6th dimension.So superman destroyed a super tough planet by just jumping off of it.
Even bigger feat than some originally thought. 👆
Originally posted by Super-fan1230the celestial object was specifically called a planet so we we go by that. It wasn't called a miniature planet or a moon. They are just trying to find a way to lowballs the feat. Smh.
sadly some people say that the planet he destroyed was the size of a moon without any proof
Originally posted by -Pr-
Oh, I used to be a massive Surfer fan. Sadly though, I haven't been keeping up with him, so a fair few characters have pushed him down the list of my favourites.And hey, I can blame a lot of things on laziness, but not that. I can be a raging fanboy under the right circumstances.
You should give One Punch Man a try.
It's like someone took all the crazy arguments from fanboys, and turned it into a character, who's just as bored with his life as anyone would be if literally nothing could phase them.
And then there's his counterpart, who keeps lowballing himself, and his own fanboys don't listen:
Originally posted by cdtmPoor kid. He just learned Chuck Norris is a lie.
Originally posted by AlbertoJohnAvil
a planet with an unknown size.
Originally posted by Philosophía
The planet was so massive/dense, that Superman couldn't reach escape velocity even when he first step foot in there.
By comparison, on Earth, even young 'Golden Age' Supes easily does it:
The planet was made by a Multiversal being to not let him [and countless other Supermen] escape. Suffice to say, it is created to be far above any planet in our solar system - since even Jupiter only has about 5 times Earth's escape velocity:
It was at least bigger than Jupiter.
Originally posted by abhilegend
A planet so heavy Superman couldn't fly off of it.Countless versions of Supermen died before they could fly away from it.
It was at least bigger than Jupiter.
well duh of course superman couldn't fly off it at first, he was extremely weakened, and depleted of sunlight. Obviously 😂
Originally posted by AlbertoJohnAvil
well duh of course superman couldn't fly off it at first, he was extremely weakened, and depleted of sunlight. Obviously 😂
You can't have your cake and eat it too.
Originally posted by AlbertoJohnAvil
No, he was weakened when he was in the dimension. YOU even said that on multiple occasions
And even weakened he flew across a whole galaxy at FTL speed. So, why didn't he just fly away from the planet if it was small?
Originally posted by abhilegend
He weakened eventually, he didn't just weakened automatically at arriving at the planet.And even weakened he flew across a whole galaxy at FTL speed. So, why didn't he just fly away from the planet if it was small?
😂 World forger created that dimension to trap Superman and to stop him from absorbing energy, that was literally the purpose of the comic. stop with the "he didn't get weakened instantly"
Originally posted by AlbertoJohnAvil
😂 World forger created that dimension to trap Superman and to stop him from absorbing energy, that was literally the purpose of the comic. stop with the "he didn't get weakened instantly"
And Superman doesn't just forgets to fly once he is in dark. That's not how his powers work.
