Yeah but you see, KK ADDED that momentum.
It's not a reaction feat, not really. Mon El was traveling at the speed of our current technology's SLOWEST missile, then after he passed KK, KK THREW him so hard he landed in another solar system that was 2miles away.
Either that, or Mon El decided 'you know what? KK has just thrown me, better accelerate myself'.
Lol.
Originally posted by abhilegendShow literally any other feat of solar system level strength or it is just “Mon-El” is dumb the feat.
So are you saying that unless it's stated, nobody actually moves at lightspeed in comics.
Imagine showing these feats as impressive compared to tossing Mon El into a different solar system.
Originally posted by DarkSaint85the latter makes more sense unless you have other feats of KK having herald level strength feats.
Yeah but you see, KK ADDED that momentum.It's not a reaction feat, not really. Mon El was traveling at the speed of our current technology's SLOWEST missile, then after he passed KK, KK THREW him so hard he landed in another solar system that was 2miles away.
Either that, or Mon El decided 'you know what? KK has just thrown me, better accelerate myself'.
Lol.
Originally posted by abhilegendYou are wanking a FireLord/Spider-Man level feat...
To disprove your idiotic assumptions? Sadly no. But luckily assumptions aren't facts until you provide some proof first.
Do you think Superman level characters can be thrown into space by human level characters? Is that really the hill you have to die on for your Marvel Hateboner?
Originally posted by abhilegendNo that is just your bias showing.
Ha, now "Do you really believe this feat that actually happened is actually real" argument.Classic.
My argument is can Val throw a baseball out of the solar system? Because if not then he can’t throw something significantly heavier and more awkwardly shaped out into space...
Thus, Mon-El did this all on his own.
Do you understand?
Originally posted by Henry_Pym
You are wanking a FireLord/Spider-Man level feat...Do you think Superman level characters can be thrown into space by human level characters? Is that really the hill you have to die on for your Marvel Hateboner?
Conversely, you're trying to argue that once redirected by a human level character, Mon El decided to accelerate so that he could land in the next solar system.....for zero reason whatsoever.
When KK specifically said he tried to kill Monel.
Originally posted by abhilegendYou can’t redirect something without overcoming the force...
After all this time you still can't distinguish between redirecting momentum and throwing something?
Mon-El is flying down and Val sends him up. Do you think KK could do this to a building? Something significantly less forceful than than a Superman level character?
Originally posted by Henry_Pym
You can’t redirect something without overcoming the force...Mon-El is flying down and Val sends him up. Do you think KK could do this to a building? Something significantly less forceful than than a Superman level character?
MonEl got sent to a system where he started losing his powers. Came back and accused KK of trying to kill him - so it was pretty damn serious.
Why would he do this?
Originally posted by Henry_Pym
You can’t redirect something without overcoming the force...Mon-El is flying down and Val sends him up. Do you think KK could do this to a building? Something significantly less forceful than than a Superman level character?
Originally posted by tkitna
I'm saying for you to quit making assumptions when there is absolutely no proof to back them up. How do you know he was flying at lightspeed?
Are you devoid of common sense?
KK change my (increased) his momentum from missile speed to over 100 million times the speed of light.
Force = change in momentum/ change in time > stellar weight force.
Also KK speed of his torso and arms had to match because they were moving (pushing/pulling) in relation to Mon EL.
So not only is KK stronger than most heralds but he can move his torso and arms faster than any of them.
Thanks Tkitna for low balling. It back fired.