Originally posted by TheHulkster
Consider the characters who could do this to him.https://qph.fs.quoracdn.net/main-qimg-ec99c07ccd9c3fc8f388243a00b44795.webp
Maybe Manifold.
That said, definitely not Manifold. Lol
Originally posted by TheHulkster
Where has this certain speed been shown?
In that he has human level reaction speeds. Unless you can prove he has superspeed?
Also:
Speed + not knowing where something is exactly gives him issues.
But nice to ignore my question about Brainiac and Imperiex. Are you genuinely not going to ever address that question?
Edit: showing he is not instantaneous:
Oooh sorry, I was still talking about Manifold (although, maybe I was sneakily trying to see if you would reply, and to WHICH parts of the post you would reply to 😈)
Guess you really are going to just ignore Brainiac and Imperiex?
But yes. Speed of Darwin.
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Even after Hela, he still can't develop powers at will. The powers themselves take time to manifest. And when dealing with speedsters, he can't do crap.
Originally posted by StyleTimeAnd the whole context is that Hawkeye was out to assassinate someone with godlike powers.
The intent seemed to be to show Wanda died. Not only do the reactions match, but she totally slumped to the ground limp. I don't see other reasons for her to collapse like that.
The argument that “an arrow wouldn’t/shouldn’t kill you immediately” ignores the archer. Let’s not pretend that Hawkeye couldn’t land an instant kill shot on an unsuspecting target.
Originally posted by AlbertoJohnAvil
Thats actually not true lmao
I forget about this old one.
Originally posted by DarkSaint85
For Hulkie
I saw those. You are bit obsessed about people replying to your posts.
The scans are pretty moot since he doesn't evolve any powers to counter speed in those scans. My statement is that he "can" do it meaning that there is no reason that his body is unable to evolve to directly counter Flash's speed, though it's not guaranteed to do so. And his abilities have increases to include developing proactive powers, though he still doesn't have complete control over how his body responds. If Flash is a threat to him, he may simply go intangible.
Plus, him getting knocked around doesn't equate to him being harmed.
He's hurt and dazed. That's harmed.
My point was that his powers can on occasion take time to materialise.
Like, in all those scans. Speedster rushes in, he's unable to react in time. Try to shoot a nimble werecreature, he's unable to. Fall off a cliff, and his wings need time to grow. Hit him with a generic car, and he's unable to react in time.
Originally posted by DarkSaint85
He's hurt and dazed. That's harmed.My point was that his powers can on occasion take time to materialise.
Like, in all those scans. Speedster rushes in, he's unable to react in time. Try to shoot a nimble werecreature, he's unable to. Fall off a cliff, and his wings need time to grow. Hit him with a generic car, and he's unable to react in time.
His powers are instantaneous. Being able to react to a speedster who is not attacking him is not an application of his power. Trying to shoot a fleeing werewolf is not an application of his power. Dodging a vehicle coming from behind is not an application of his power.in that instant. Turning into whatever protective substance that prevents the vehicle from killing or injuring him is such an application which happens instantaneously.
And it doesn't take time for his wings to grow. Darwin wills his wings to not grow in favor of completing the fall so as to be far from Rictor.
Originally posted by TheHulkster
His powers are instantaneous. Being able to react to a speedster who is not attacking him is not an application of his power. Trying to shoot a fleeing werewolf is not an application of his power. Dodging a vehicle coming from behind is not an application of his power.in that instant. Turning into whatever protective substance that prevents the vehicle from killing or injuring him is such an application which happens instantaneously.And it doesn't take time for his wings to grow. Darwin wills his wings to not grow in favor of completing the fall so as to be far from Rictor.
Did the wings sprout instantly? Simple q. The fact that Darwin was able to react to them growing - when we have ample evidence that Darwin's reactions aren't exactly speedster level - means that it takes time.
And he was harmed, glad you moved on from that.
Originally posted by DarkSaint85
Did the wings sprout instantly? Simple q. The fact that Darwin was able to react to them growing - when we have ample evidence that Darwin's reactions aren't exactly speedster level - means that it takes time.And he was harmed, glad you moved on from that.
The wings do sprout instantly and grow fast enough to prevent him from hitting the ground. When instant change is necessary, it happens. Neither he nor the others know the nature of the weapon, yet his body instantly evolves specifically for it.
And "harm" and "injure" are synonyms.
Originally posted by TheHulkster
The wings do sprout instantly and grow fast enough to prevent him from hitting the ground. When instant change is necessary, it happens. Neither he nor the others know the nature of the weapon, yet his body instantly evolves specifically for it.And "harm" and "injure" are synonyms.
We're using Death God Darwin, sorry, your scan is irrelevant.
Erm....he hits the ground there, dude. Are you unable to read?
Edit: and ....thanks for the English lesson?
