Originally posted by carver9
Lol... it did. You're scan even states it. The only thing that was left was the rubble they were standing on. It was outright said that the cosmos was being ripped Asunder. Just like I said.
1. How many land masses where there?
2. Wasnt it the sonic attack that did the destruction?
3. Why wasn't the human harmed?
Originally posted by h1a8
1. How many land masses where there?
2. Wasnt it the sonic attack that did the destruction?
3. Why wasn't the human harmed?
Ok, why wasn't the human harmed? I don't even need to know which comic you are referring to to know that it does not matter. There is tons of instances in comics where regular humans did not die due to collateral damage that should vaporise them.
Originally posted by Proper_
* Night Crawler attacks Hulk with sonic attack.
* Hulk tanks said attack but is getting overwhelmed.
* Hulk thunderclaps, thus sending the sonic attack out into the universe.
* Universe starts to fall apart.
* Night Crawler encloses Hulk and self in aura and BFR's them to another dimension.
* Universe is destroyed.
There are a couple options on what destroyed the universe and their natural consequences.:
1. Night Crawler's sonic attack only. (if so Hulk tanked and deflected a universe busting attack)
2. Hulk's thunder clap only. (if so Hulk causes a universe busting attack)
3. Night Crawler's sonic attack and Hulk's thunder clap. (if so Hulk tanked part of a universe busting attack, deflected part of a universe attack and helped contribute to a universe busting attack).
There really aren't any other options. Whether it's 1, 2 or 3 it's damn impressive.
Obviously you are ignoring the many problems (errors with the scene).
The human wasn't harmed. The platform Hulk was on didn't get destroyed until after he thunderclapped. There is no current science explaining how sound can be deflected by other sound (it can only be canceled or amplified). Therefore we cannot assume it takes more than 100 ton strength to do what Hulk did.
A mirror can deflect a powerful laser. I can deflect a very powerful strike with a small amount of force.
Originally posted by h1a8
1. How many land masses where there?
2. Wasnt it the sonic attack that did the destruction?
3. Why wasn't the human harmed?
A universe wide of land masses.
No, Hulk redirected the attack and referenced himself underestimating his STRENGTH after the attack.
The same reason a human wasnt harmed here. Look at how close Lois is at Superman and Doomsday fight. Even standing beside Luke Cage and Colossus fighting this close, the shockwaves should kill her...
Explain this please or admit you're trolling. Superman even admits in this scan he isnt holding back.
I dont understand what happened there but I'll let you win. Lol... my argument wasnt to BASH Superman, I simply pointed out to H1 that collateral damage means nothing. We both know Superman and Doomsday was delivering power within, heck some people believe above Herald tier. Just because Lois was there doesnt take away from this. If you disagree or agree with this statement, oh well. I'm simply pointing out that humans not melting from the impact of Herald level beings or even skyfather to abstract level characters fighting near them doesnt mean said characters are weak. Enjoy!!!
Originally posted by carver9
A universe wide of land masses.
No, Hulk redirected the attack and referenced himself underestimating his STRENGTH after the attack.
The same reason a human wasnt harmed here. Look at how close Lois is at Superman and Doomsday fight. Even standing beside Luke Cage and Colossus fighting this close, the shockwaves should kill her...Explain this please or admit you're trolling. Superman even admits in this scan he isnt holding back.
1. How many is that? 50?
2. It was stated that the sonic attack did the damage. Hulk just redirected it. How much strength does it take to redirect a sonic attack? Just know that sound can only be destroyed or amplified by sound, not deflected. Did it take 100 tons or 1000 tons?
3. There was no shockwave in that scene you posted. The HV was a direct attack on DD.
Originally posted by h1a8
1. How many is that? 50?
2. It was stated that the sonic attack did the damage. Hulk just redirected it. How much strength does it take to redirect a sonic attack? Just know that sound can only be destroyed or amplified by sound, not deflected. Did it take 100 tons or 1000 tons?
3. There was no shockwave in that scene you posted. The HV was a direct attack on DD.
1. A VAST amount. A UNIVERSAL amount.
2. It was stated that Hulk strength played a huge factor. He redirected a Universal attack by clapping his hands together. Are you saying when Hulk thunderclapped, nothing came from his hand?
3. Lol... humans were around them the entire fight. Literally right there. The heat from Superman heat vision while hes GOING ALL OUT is enough to melt Humans. That's if we use your not so right way of debating this.
