Worldbreaker Hulk runs the tanking gauntlet
In this gauntlet Hulk must stand there and take every single attack, if Hulk gets KOed or incapacitated, he loses.
1. Blue Marvel's punch
2. Thor's lighting
3. Superman's moon busting strike
4. Flash's infinite mass punch
5. The 4,035 Superman's blows
Maybe the order is skewed, but all right, how goes this?
Re: Worldbreaker Hulk runs the tanking gauntlet
Originally posted by deft
In this gauntlet Hulk must stand there and take every single attack, if Hulk gets KOed or incapacitated, he loses.1. Blue Marvel's punch
2. Thor's lighting
3. Superman's moon busting strike
4. Flash's infinite mass punch
5. The 4,035 Superman's blows
Maybe the order is skewed, but all right, how goes this?
Wbh tanks 1,2, and 3 easily.
4 depends on how much mass Flash gains. For example, if Flash gains the mass of 100 solar masses then WBH would be koed or killed.
5. Depends on whether Superman is using his top strength (breaking those chains strength). If so then Superman can ko WBH in several punches (if not 1).
Originally posted by Magnon
Stops hard at 3.Moon busting strike >> Stark satellite blast
That was during WW Hulk when he was trying to reduce his power, while begging for someone to stop him from destroying the Earth.
Originally posted by Diesldude
😂 the butthurt. 😂 why bring this up Superman isn’t running this gauntlet.
But you agree with Magnon's out of context claim?
Originally posted by h1a8
Wbh tanks 1,2, and 3 easily.
4 depends on how much mass Flash gains. For example, if Flash gains the mass of 100 solar masses then WBH would be koed or killed.5. Depends on whether Superman is using his top strength (breaking those chains strength). If so then Superman can ko WBH in several punches (if not 1).
Did the world explode from the punch? No? Then we know that it didn't have that kind of mass.
Did Doomsday tank the punches? Why wouldn't his superior be able to do the same?
Originally posted by DarkSaint85
It didn't explode the Earth because of the Speed Force. Your argument is like saying Hulk's pants don't explode, so WBH wasn't that powerful.I know, I know, your argument about the comic code and Hulk's wang. 100% agree.
My point is that you can't use collateral damage as a guide to power output.
What happened to the guy that was hit by it?
Flew around the world. TBF, he was also traveling at high speed. Just like if you were in a car racing at 100mph, and another car raced past you at 110mph..... relative to you, that car is only travelling. at 10mph.
Remember though, he's not hitting at infinite mass. Only approaching. This thread has the full infinite mass.
Originally posted by DarkSaint85
Flew around the world. TBF, he was also traveling at high speed. Just like if you were in a car racing at 100mph, and another car raced past you at 110mph..... relative to you, that car is only travelling. at 10mph.
Indeed. Although, at relativistic speeds things get a bit more complicated and we would have to use relativistic addition of velocities.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Velocity-addition_formula
For example, if a stationary observer saw Züm running at 290 000 km/s and Flash running at 290 064 km/s (in the same direction) then Züm would observe Flash running past him at ca. 1000 km/s (instead of 64 km/s predicted by the classical galilean/newtonian theory).
Originally posted by Magnon
Indeed. Although, at relativistic speeds things get a bit more complicated and we would have to use relativistic addition of velocities.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Velocity-addition_formulaFor example, if a stationary observer saw Züm running at 290 000 km/s and Flash running at 290 064 km/s (in the same direction) then Züm would observe Flash running past him at ca. 1000 km/s (instead of 64 km/s predicted by the classical galilean/newtonian theory).
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