Originally posted by carver9
Hulk outright admitted he held back during the entire run in World at War (during his fight with Sakaar). We clearly see what happens when he dips into his power (World breaker Hulk).
This is nonsensical. He was simultaneously trying to end things quickly, whilst holding back his strength?
Surely it's faster to one shot Juggy than to lock hands and engage in a pushing match, but apparently not in Carv world.
Originally posted by DarkSaint85
This is nonsensical. He was simultaneously trying to end things quickly, whilst holding back his strength?Surely it's faster to one shot Juggy than to lock hands and engage in a pushing match, but apparently not in Carv world.
So you're saying that hulk was using his max strength constantly?
Again, he obviously was holding back because we saw him on panel get more powerful than WWH. Even after his fight against the Xmen, he admitted he held back throughout everything. Yes, Juggernaut was harder to put down than Colossus but shouldn't he be? Also, Hulk didn't one shot Guildo either, he didn't one shot Wolverine, Warpath, etc... that doesn't make them his equal, not even close. He just didn't try to kill them (as stated in my post). He states here that he didn't have time to fight Juggernaut...
I dont get why you all are clinging to this. This thread isn't about Hulk. Hulk is a FAR more threatening person than anyone mentioned in this thread. The thread is mainly about Hercules, so peeps should get back on topic.
Hulk made Guido one-shot himself.
And he did one-shot Warpath.
As for Wolverine, he needed to land multiple punches, as there was no other way to overload his healing factor. A single punch, no matter how powerful, won't do more than turning Logan's organs to jelly - something that always happens when he's facing strong bricks. Recovering from that isn't the problem. Repeating the feat several (or dozens of) times - now that's when the hf begins to fail, as it doesn't run on infinite energy.
You are a moron, carver.
Originally posted by StiltmanFTW
Hulk made Guido one-shot himself.And he did one-shot Warpath.
As for Wolverine, he needed to land multiple punches, as there was no other way to overload his healing factor. A single punch, no matter how powerful, won't do more than turning Logan's organs to jelly - something that always happens when he's facing strong bricks. Recovering from that isn't the problem. Repeating the feat several (or dozens of) times - now that's when the hf begins to fail, as it doesn't run on infinite energy.
You are a moron, carver.
I specifically said speed with Guido, too.
Hulk told him to stop dancing around - Guido was too agile for him, lol.
As for the repeated punches, sure. But he still didn't do it in two, or three. And this was AFTER Hulk had already smashed him into the forest.
But I digress. The main point here, is that he didn't do anything to a full powered Juggy. The same Juggy who was matching him in strength, which is bang on topic.
I mean, we even saw what happened with a depowered Juggy - WWH had zero issues in punching him. Yet, when Juggy is back to normal..... WWH was all oh actually I have no time for this.
Reminds me of Carv, actually 😂
Too agile or too skilled/experienced.
As Talbot (yes, from your Gamma Corps) does mention how he has the edge in skill over WWH.
As for the repeated punches, sure. But he still didn't do it in two, or three. And this was AFTER Hulk had already smashed him into the forest.
We could also nitpick how Wolverine is a superhero workaholic - confirmed in volume 3 by Aaron - and his mutant power is never working at 100% because of that.
Some would disregard it, but... during that particular "era" of Marvel comics, Wolverine was REALLY busy. Being on at least two teams and having solo adventures + guest appearances of all kinds.
So we have both the in-universe acknowledgement of that and the sheer number of comics involving Wolverine released on the regular basis back then.
Astonishing team was assembled and probably returning from some mission, safe to assume.
I wouldn't say too experienced...A: Hulk has been punching things for longer than Guido, and B: he'd just come back from a gladiator planet where he'd been fighting every day or whatever, and had fight training from Hiroim etc.
Nobody fights better than Hulk at brawling. It's what he does.
As for agility..... I mean.....sure, Guido is deceptively agile for his size etc, but let's not make him out to be Grayson lol.