Thor vs. Aquaman in the arm-wrestling competition.

Started by abhilegend14 pages
abhilegend Prince of All Saiyans

Originally posted by -Pr-
Why on Earth would you use The Hulk of all people as an example?

Poor Thor. I wonder when Marvel will give him a break.


Well because I can.

Diesldude Senior Member

Originally posted by celeyhyga17
They should be technically, but that's not their thing.
And then sometimes we have showings like Flash or other speedsters throwing objects that have the same impact as if super strong bricks were throwing them. 😬

Here he wasn't strong enough to break free of Rao's shackles, so he flew the whole thing(ship) away. Flight strength.

do you think beefy powerlifters can throw a baseball harder than 160lbs teenage mlb prospect in the minors?

celeyhyga17 Yawning Void

Originally posted by Diesldude
do you think beefy powerlifters can throw a baseball harder than 160lbs teenage mlb prospect in the minors?

No.
You need to train your muscles for that. Pitchers repeat that action over and over to achieve greater results. Thats plyometrics.

If u had super powers u would def throw faster without training.

But a guy who is much stronger will most likely throw faster than a much weaker dude. All this of course they are novices in the act.

-Pr- Hey Yo!
Originally posted by abhilegend
Well because I can.

Smh.

StiltmanFTW CBvF

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Stoic Avenger

Originally posted by StiltmanFTW

Okay, so back in these days, Thor was classified as a Class 95, which changed to Class 100 during the mid 80’s. He was given a strength increase. Not sure why, but he was. If I were to take a guess, it was to make sure that he was able to battle it out with Hulk. This was well before he ever got the Odin Force.

lawest9 Senior Member

Thor.

ODG Find Your Own Fire

Originally posted by Stoic
Okay, so back in these days, Thor was classified as a Class 95, which changed to Class 100 during the mid 80’s. He was given a strength increase. Not sure why, but he was. If I were to take a guess, it was to make sure that he was able to battle it out with Hulk. This was well before he ever got the Odin Force.
If that is the reason you think Thor's strength was increased by the writers... how do you explain Thor fighting Hulk evenly back in the 60s and 70s???

DarkSaint85 Bonified abstract

Hulk wasn't as angry in the 60s and 70s. He could afford a house on a manual labourer's job, social media wasn't a thing, it was just a simpler time, man.

ODG Find Your Own Fire
Old Man Whirly! Restricted

Originally posted by Stoic
Okay, so back in these days, Thor was classified as a Class 95, which changed to Class 100 during the mid 80’s. He was given a strength increase. Not sure why, but he was. If I were to take a guess, it was to make sure that he was able to battle it out with Hulk. This was well before he ever got the Odin Force.
Originally class this and that didn't exist and Thor and Hulk still fought relatively evenly.

Smurph tu quoqumber

Originally posted by DarkSaint85
Hulk wasn't as angry in the 60s and 70s. He could afford a house on a manual labourer's job, social media wasn't a thing, it was just a simpler time, man.
hahahahaha

Picture it. Hulk in the modern era. Before he got hit by a gamma bomb, Bruce Banner was just another angry incel posting on Truth Social.

Magnificent M Senior Member

Bruce Banner just smoked more of the wacky tobacky and couldn't get as angry then, man.