Superman exotic strength feats challenge

Started by Magnificent M5 pages

Carver's link of Hercules lifting the heavens comes with a 18+ warning because of erotica.
Is he postning naughty pics?

Originally posted by Stoic
That would mean that Carver weighed less than the 200 lb person on the other end of the rope.

Lol... exactly.

Originally posted by Magnificent M
Carver's link of Hercules lifting the heavens comes with a 18+ warning because of erotica.
Is he postning naughty pics?

Lol... naah, turboimage host is just trash.

Originally posted by carver9
Lol... exactly.

You have zero idea of how muscles and weight works.

Originally posted by DarkSaint85
You have zero idea of how muscles and weight works.

If I can't budge a 200 pound man that isn't even trying to resist me, then I'm weak AF. If I can't budge a man that is resisting me, then he is strong AF. I weigh less than 200 pounds, less than 190, so he MIGHT be stronger.

Reread my posts, lmao.

Originally posted by carver9
I can punch a 200 pound man off his ft. Can I do the same to Superman? Yes or no?
I call BS. You can probably punch a 200lb man and cause him to lose balance and either fall or stagger and travel some distance. But the force of your punch can not directly carry a 200lb man off his feet (as in fly through the air). This isn't the movies Carv.

Originally posted by h1a8
I call BS. You can probably punch a 200lb man and cause him to lose balance and either fall or stagger and travel some distance. But the force of your punch can not directly carry a 200lb man off his feet (as in fly through the air). This isn't the movies Carv.

Gotcha. So I can make Superman stagger and travel some distance with a punch?

Regarding Hercules punching Beyonder...

During that entire comic, Beyonder was basically allowing the Avengers to slap him around in order to earn their gratitude:
https://ibb.co/1JNN4Cm

In the same comic, Wasp also 'caught' Beyonder, and Cap knocked him down with a shield throw:
https://ibb.co/2qZVyVp

So all context considered, Herc punching Beyonder through a few walls really isn't that impressive. It's not like Beyonder was powered up to max and giving it his all there, nor did Herc's punch harm him in the slightest. /shrug

Strange that this context was omitted.

Originally posted by carver9
Gotcha. So I can make Superman stagger and travel some distance with a punch?
If he doesn't brace at all and becomes dead weight. But your hand will be injured because it would be like striking something extremely hard (not heavy though).

Originally posted by DarkSaint85
Strange that this context was omitted.

Wouldn't say omitted, Galan just dug a little deeper than I did.

Originally posted by h1a8
If he doesn't brace at all and becomes dead weight. But your hand will be injured because it would be like striking something extremely hard (not heavy though).

You're hilarious. No matter how strong you think I am, I can not move Superman, no human can.

Originally posted by carver9
Wouldn't say omitted, Galan just dug a little deeper than I did.

As in you just used respect threads? Tsk.

Originally posted by DarkSaint85
As in you just used respect threads? Tsk.

If that's what you want to believe.

Originally posted by carver9
If that's what you want to believe.

Well the alternative is you knew full well there was context, and didn't say anything.

Tsk tsk. I'm being generous and nice to you.

Originally posted by carver9
You're hilarious. No matter how strong you think I am, I can not move Superman, no human can.
You didn't read the part where I said he doesnt brace? His feet aren't glued to the ground Carv. He will either topple over or stagger with a firm push.

If Thor and Superman bump into each other, both unprepared, Superman falls over while Thor barely registers the collision. On the other hand, when Superman is prepared, even an amped savage Hulk cannot budge him (Superman immune to punches confirmed?).

Originally posted by DarkSaint85
You have zero idea of how muscles and weight works.

I need an explanation. When you've the time, tell me how stuff works.

Originally posted by Stoic
I need an explanation. When you've the time, tell me how stuff works.

It's perfectly possible to push/pull weights higher than your own bodyweight.

And that's IRL, I'm not even talking about comic physics where a 200lb man can shatter a planet by jumping off it, or whatever.

Conversely, weight alone does not denote strength.