Worldbreaker Hulk vs. The Superman Trials

Originally posted by AlbertoJohnAvil
😂 @Diesl

EXCEPT That's not how black holes work. First of all, black holes can't be compressed. Second of all, black holes get more massive the LARGER they are, and LESS massive the smaller they are. At the size of an asteroid, that's about 3 solar masses. At the size of a nickel, it's slightly more massive than Earth. At the size of a speck of dust like it is in this story and for what he was dealing with, it's massively less than the mass of a mountain range, being well under 7 trillion tons.

Try again

Originally posted by AlbertoJohnAvil
😂 @Diesl

EXCEPT That's not how black holes work. First of all, black holes can't be compressed. Second of all, black holes get more massive the LARGER they are, and LESS massive the smaller they are. At the size of an asteroid, that's about 3 solar masses. At the size of a nickel, it's slightly more massive than Earth. At the size of a speck of dust like it is in this story and for what he was dealing with, it's massively less than the mass of a mountain range, being well under 7 trillion tons.

Try again

Except that isn't how black holes work. All black holes are the same size (a singularity which is astronomically smaller than a speck of dust). The only difference is their event horizons. The larger the event horizon the more massive the black hole.

In case you didn't know. A event horizon is the distance from the black hole where light can't escape. That's why the region around the black hole (the singularity) appears like a "black hole".

The comic states that the black hole will destroy the solar system.

Originally posted by abhilegend
Shut up idiot.

Does this look like it was immediate to you?

https://www.turboimagehost.com/p/56324691/SmartSelect_20200718-084122_Chrome.jpg.html

Originally posted by h1a8
Except that isn't how black holes work. All black holes are the same size (a singularity which is astronomically smaller than a speck of dust). The only difference is their event horizons. The larger the event horizon the more massive the black hole.

In case you didn't know. A event horizon is the distance from the black hole where light can't escape. That's why the region around the black hole (the singularity) appears like a "black hole".

The comic states that the black hole will destroy the solar system.

Once it is released. It didnt say it will destroy it immediately. It'll take time, AND, it was talking about destroying just earth, not the solar system...

https://www.turboimagehost.com/p/56324692/SmartSelect_20200718-084531_Chrome.jpg.html

Originally posted by JBL
Where in that scan did it say trillions of tons concentrated in his hands?

I got something even better and its not even WBH. Skaar absorbed 100 trillion tons into himself so that he could fight Hulk. He stacked it on top of the strength he already had.

https://static.comicvine.com/uploads/original/11114/111142086/4125140-8108764104-26592.jpg

https://static.comicvine.com/uploads/original/11114/111142086/4125141-8952281616-26592.jpg

Hulk overpowers him with one hand...

https://static.comicvine.com/uploads/original/11114/111142086/4125146-7877283975-26593.jpg

Originally posted by carver9
Does this look like it was immediate to you?

https://www.turboimagehost.com/p/56324691/SmartSelect_20200718-084122_Chrome.jpg.html

Lmao.

Sit down carver, you don't even know what's being discussed.

Originally posted by JBL
Kyle says that Superman is more powerful than himself??? Gladiators son says he saw gladiator tear apart a black hole with his bare hands??? Now which statement you go with??? Well of course the one for superman. Dismiss all others that just might out shine Superman. Smh

Originally posted by AlbertoJohnAvil
😂 @Diesl

EXCEPT That's not how black holes work. First of all, black holes can't be compressed. Second of all, black holes get more massive the LARGER they are, and LESS massive the smaller they are. At the size of an asteroid, that's about 3 solar masses. At the size of a nickel, it's slightly more massive than Earth. At the size of a speck of dust like it is in this story and for what he was dealing with, it's massively less than the mass of a mountain range, being well under 7 trillion tons.

Try again

Again caught lying, yet gets mad and insult posters when corrected. Smh

Originally posted by JBL
Again caught lying, yet gets mad and insult posters when corrected. Smh

Not wasting my time on you gang of Superman fans anymore. You know what you said and your insults go unpunished. You were proved wrong multiple times. Believe what you want.

Originally posted by JBL
Not wasting my time on you gang of Superman fans anymore. You know what you said and your insults go unpunished. You were proved wrong multiple times. Believe what you want.

The Dark Dimension sectors that were terra formed were definitely given gravity. I looked it up like anyone can, but I am not currently able to post scans. This was posted in the past when Abhi made the same claim, and as he did in another thread recently, is claiming not to remember.

Originally posted by deft
Inspirated by LOB's thread. Could the Worldbreaker Hulk complete the following trials?

1. Hold a miniature black hole:

yes.

2. Lift 200 quintillion tons:

Yes.

3. Bench press the weight of the Earth:

Yes.

4. Break the Kerenthium chains:

Possibly

5.Break the Dominus alternate realities:

Probably not.

How goes this? Discuss.

Originally posted by Stoic
The Dark Dimension sectors that were terra formed were definitely given gravity. I looked it up like anyone can, but I am not currently able to post scans. This was posted in the past when Abhi made the same claim, and as he did in another thread recently, is claiming not to remember.

Right.

I thought I would look into it.

Dr Strange: Sorcerer Supreme #21:

The EM spectrum (electricty, light) seems to be weaker. But the main thing is that gravity is weaker.

However, the Mhurruks stabilised gravity through magic:

Note that it doesn't say that they added gravity, merely stabilised it. They DID, however, through magic, create light. Umar and Dormammu, however, are NOT Mhurruks. They are Faltinian.

Dr Strange: Sorcerer Supreme #50:

Matter is more fragile than '616' matter.

You should look again. There's more. There are a few citations actually. Strange Fantasy 212 (I think) has another. The thing is that when this was argued a few years ago, another poster posted a scan that gave an in depth description of what happens when certain sectors of the Dark Dimension became terra formed by these Sorcerers that made these sectors into their Kingdoms. They had full gravity unlike the portions that weren't terra formed.

Also DS, the Hulk unlike Eiling becomes more durable as his strength increases. The squishy picture you painted was wrong.

Originally posted by Stoic
Also DS, the Hulk unlike Eiling becomes more durable as his strength increases. The squishy picture you painted was wrong.

I'm not talking about the Hulk.....are you reading my post wrong?

Originally posted by Stoic
You should look again. There's more. There are a few citations actually. Strange Fantasy 212 (I think) has another. The thing is that when this was argued a few years ago, another poster posted a scan that gave an in depth description of what happens when certain sectors of the Dark Dimension became terra formed by these Sorcerers that made these sectors into their Kingdoms. They had full gravity unlike the portions that weren't terra formed.

I posted the scan the poster talked about, which only talks about stabilising the gravity, not adding to it.