Originally posted by Diesldude
I wasn’t talking about those scans right? I was speaking about the use of Infinite/ Multiversal.Prior to WF KO, how many argued that a celestial had infinite power? Or Galactus or Thor? Since then, a group of posters here, basically label every feat by a marvel character multiversal with infinite level of power.
Perfect example, when has the Hulk displayed infinite strength?
If he had, he would have stopped the celestial decent.
Sure he has access to infinite Gamma Radiation per Beyonder’s words, but when has he accessed it on an infinite scale?
The amount of energy he access to strengthen himself is dependent on his anger. So it connects with, the angrier hulk gets the stronger he gets. But you guys already knew this..
Hulk is banner, how angry can a human mind get? Not infinite level. Even though hulk has access to infinite energy, it doesn’t mean he’s accessing it all at once for initiate strength and is limited by his anger.
1. Both sides have made claims based on citations, or on panel showings. Both sides have posters that deny, or agree with those citations, or on panel showings.
2. Who said that Celestials, Galactus, or Thor had infinite power? If they did, did they present proof? If proof was shown, are you refuting this proof? If so why? As far as I've seen, it's the DC side that has been playing fast and loose with the word multiversal, which began over a year ago when Superman knocked the World Fofger on his ass.
3. The Green Scar displayed the potential to have infinite strength, which was mentally unlocked within his mind during Planet Hulk. The Hulk was using a machine that stopped working properly. Didn't you read Carver's scan? Rogue with the Hulk's powers does not make her the Hulk.
4. You just asked this question. No other version of Hulk aside from the Green Scar was able to freely tap into the infinite well of power that gives him his powers. This was, or is a mental block that was overcome during Planet Hulk. Doom later performed brain surgery on him to bury this ability.
5. Adrenaline is what makes him stronger. Trying to turn this into a real life human situation will lead to faulty reasoning. These are fictional characters, and as I mentioned before, the Hulk is as strong as the story needs him to be. But yeah you can present scans of him losing to a minor nuisance, just as long as you don't forget that the other side can present scans showing Superman losing to a minor nuisance.
Besides infinite strength isn't needed to rip through Metroplex's hull, and it certainly isn't needed in order to rip up its softer innards.
The Beyonder said that the Hulk was an infinite power. Are you willing to accept this citation? Yes? No? If no, then why is it so easy to accept Superman's multiversal punch? Why is it so easy for you to accept the lifting of the book of Infinite Pages? Is this a double standard? That last question is one that you need to look in a mirror and ask yourself.