Hulk vs Venom

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Hulk vs Venom

Toba Hulk vs Venom the end

Venom

Been done by someone sexier:

http://www.killermovies.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=667212

TOBA wins IMO. I mean what did Venom actually do in that comic other than super terra form?

Originally posted by Stoic
TOBA wins IMO. I mean what did Venom actually do in that comic other than super terra form?

Lol, really?

Originally posted by Parmaniac
Originally posted by Stoic
I'm speechless. Going off of that scan alone, I can't see how Monarch can compete.

And then I read the book.

Originally posted by Stoic
And then I read the book.

Lol may want to re-read it again, then.

He bonded with every sentient who had ever lived. So that would include the Hulk, for example.

Was capable of fighting at lightspeeds.

Was capable of casually going through the timestream.

Had every single super genius brain to call on.

So yeah, in this fight? What's stopping a symbiote from killing Banner as a baby?

The only thing that was lulzworthy with that Venom was that he couldn't stop Brock from dying of age.

Originally posted by DarkSaint85
Lol may want to re-read it again, then.

He bonded with every sentient who had ever lived. So that would include the Hulk, for example.

Was capable of fighting at lightspeeds.

Was capable of casually going through the timestream.

Had every single super genius brain to call on.

So yeah, in this fight? What's stopping a symbiote from killing Banner as a baby?

That would be a self BFR, which as you know would result in his/its automatic loss. Remember one thing, TOBA Hulk defeated everyone, all of them and was the very last sentient being (if you could call it/him that) left at the end of time, which would include the ASI super wetware, Symbiotes, LT, Cosmic Abstracts, etc.

Originally posted by Stoic
That would be a self BFR, which as you know would result in his/its automatic loss.
He can make copies or himself and let the copies do the work. Just like, you know, it is said in the scans you quoted.

Originally posted by Parmaniac
He can make copies or himself and let the copies do the work. Just like, you know, it is said in the scans you quoted.

Well like you know, based on the book that you read, why didn't he go back in time and kill Tony Stark's father? Could it have been that he wasn't quite as bright as he was fast? What you would do is irrelevant to the character.

Originally posted by Stoic
Well like you know, based on the book that you read, why didn't he go back in time and kill Tony Stark's father? Could it have been that he wasn't quite as bright as he was fast? What you would do is irrelevant to the character.

But in the book you read, he DID send his symbiotes back in time to take over every single sentient being.

So that includes Brucey.

But he didn't kill the Stark bloodline, which would have made the plans that he set into motion work out much easier. Like I said, what you would do is irrelevant to the character. He obviously was unable to think on those critical levels. I mean just because you own a Porche doesn't mean that you can drive one. He lacked wit.

Originally posted by Stoic
But he didn't kill the Stark bloodline, which would have made the plans that he set into motion work out much easier. Like I said, what you would do is irrelevant to the character. He obviously was unable to think on those critical levels. I mean just because you own a Porche doesn't mean that you can drive one. He lacked wit.

He.... literally did that in the comic.

Hulk was taken over, which is what is pertinent to this thread.

I know all about what happened in the book. I know that he somehow possessed all of the genetic makeup of every living being that existed on Earth including all of the mutants and animals, etc. And yet the Stark Super A.I. still existed. He failed to simply destroy the problem at it's root, which is why he wouldn't go back in time like some Terminator unit and disembowel an infant. Why? Because he didn't kill the root cause of his problem.

That is how he was written, and it is how it should be seen. He would do no such thing. Circular arguments are a waste of time. I'm out. TOBA wins IMO.

Originally posted by Stoic
I know all about what happened in the book. I know that he somehow possessed all of the genetic makeup of every living being that existed on Earth including all of the mutants and animals, etc. And yet the Stark Super A.I. still existed. He failed to simply destroy the problem at it's root, which is why he wouldn't go back in time like some Terminator unit and disembowel an infant. Why? Because he didn't kill the root cause of his problem.

That is how he was written, and it is how it should be seen. He would do no such thing. Circular arguments are a waste of time. I'm out. TOBA wins IMO.

Lol that's because you're confusing the PIS rule with the in character rule.

In character, he sent symbiotes through time.

PIS meant that it didn't change the timeline.

PIS is of course turned off for forum fights.

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