Originally posted by DarkSaint85Sure, why not? But being able to travel across the universe isn't exclusive to them if you consider the characters in this thread. And if the Flashes did that in this hypothetical battle, they'd just be BFRing themselves.
How fast are these Flashes? Like, could they run across the universe?
Didn't Justice Lords Superman do more damage than the thousands of IMPs Flash landed on AM? What's that Superman's best feat anyways?
Also Flash uses his vibrations to move through the multiverse, and he was doing that as he was fighting the AM. He transferred those vibrations to the Anti-Monitor through the IMPs that he confirmed were backed up with the right amount of vibrational energy.
So Anti-Monitor is not being moved through realities by virtue of the raw power of Flash's hits, but rather the specific mechanics of his power-set that allow the Flash to move beyond space and time.
Or it's just the raw powers that send AM to different realities. As the comic alludes to. I.E, Flash's IMP can casually deform space-time and with his vibrational energy it becomes the mightiest punch in the Multiverse
If we want to use our speculations of course.
But regardless, even if you subscribe to the notion that Flash is using specific mechanics to move AM across the Multiverse, it still allows Flash to BFR his opponents.
Originally posted by qwertyuiop1998
Or it's just the raw powers that send AM to different realities. As the comic alludes to. I.E, Flash's IMP can casually deform space-time and with his vibrational energy it becomes the mightiest punch in the MultiverseIf we want to use our speculations of course.
But regardless, even you subscribe to the notion that Flash is using specific mechanics to move AM across the Multiverse, it still allows Flash to BFR his opponents.
But by matching his vibrations, you can follow Flash across the multiverse, and he can transfer those vibrations to the Anti-Monitor by punching him, so yeah I agree it's a BFR punch, but is it really that powerful? Other characters did more damage to his armor than Flash, and also tanked his anti-matter blasts just as well.
Originally posted by Test123
But by matching his vibrations, you can follow Flash across the multiverse, and he can transfer those vibrations to the Anti-Monitor by punching him, so yeah I agree it's a BFR punch, but is it really that powerful? Other characters did more damage to his armor than Flash, and also tanked his anti-matter blasts just as well.
And if we want to use visual damage as an indication for one's attack powers, then we have Sinestro Corps War where you need a galaxy-level attack to destroy its armor( when AM was at a weakened state)
And we have Wally in Chain Lightning destroyed AM's armor. So I guess it's a moot point to argue AM's armor, since it still benefits to Flash's side, right?
So all in all, it is a good feat for Flash side, no? Barry now tanked a spam of attacks that sent him across the Multiverse, and can BFR his opponents across the Multiverse
Originally posted by qwertyuiop1998In terms of it being an attack that can BFR someone across the multiverse I'd agree. I'm just contested as to whether or not this was done via raw power or a special ability (vibrating). Otherwise he wouldn't need vibrational energy, he can just punch him.
Yeah, but like I said, if we want to use speculations, then this comic also alludes to the notion Flash was sending AM across the Multiverse by his raw power. As it states in the comic, the vibrational energy backed his punch and allowed it to become the mightiest punch in the MultiverseAnd if we want to use visual damage as an indication for one's attack powers, then we have Sinestro Corps War where you need a galaxy-level attack to destroy its armor( when AM was at a weakened state)
And we have Wally in Chain Lightning destroyed AM's armor. So I guess it's a moot point to argue AM's armor, since it still benefits to Flash's side, right?
So all in all, it is a good feat for Flash side, no? Barry now tanked a spam of attacks that sent him across the Multiverse, and can BFR his opponents across the Multiverse
The Wally instance is kind of similar, except we don't know if he was moving at LS, so it may not be an IMP, or if he was vibrating through the armour and causing it to blow up that way.
As for the SCW Anti-Monitor, wasn't his armour already cracked before the bomb went off? I suppose you can scale DCAU Supes to galaxy level considering how much he damaged the armour.
Originally posted by Test123
In terms of it being an attack that can BFR someone across the multiverse I'd agree. I'm just contested as to whether or not this was done via raw power or a special ability (vibrating). Otherwise he wouldn't need vibrational energy, he can just punch him.The Wally instance is kind of similar, except we don't know if he was moving at LS, so it may not be an IMP, or if he was vibrating through the armour and causing it to blow up that way.
As for the SCW Anti-Monitor, wasn't his armour already cracked before the bomb went off? I suppose you can scale DCAU Supes to galaxy level considering how much he damaged the armour.
What I'm saying is I don't think it's as cut-and-dry as you seemingly making it to be. I think it is open to interpretations and it is good feat for Flash's side however you look at it
And apparently Flash's vibrating only services as universe-traveling.....Wait a minute
Originally posted by qwertyuiop1998
And apparently Flash's vibrating only services as universe-traveling.....Wait a minute
Flash would totally vibrate Superman's skeleton out of his body, instantly killing him 👆
Originally posted by Test123Hello, who were you on here previously?
In terms of it being an attack that can BFR someone across the multiverse I'd agree. I'm just contested as to whether or not this was done via raw power or a special ability (vibrating). Otherwise he wouldn't need vibrational energy, he can just punch him.The Wally instance is kind of similar, except we don't know if he was moving at LS, so it may not be an IMP, or if he was vibrating through the armour and causing it to blow up that way.
As for the SCW Anti-Monitor, wasn't his armour already cracked before the bomb went off? I suppose you can scale DCAU Supes to galaxy level considering how much he damaged the armour.
Originally posted by abhilegend
Comicvine posters have a pathological need to lowball every feat by dc characters. It's hilarious.
In my opinion Wally's Chain Lightning feat was better, he outperformed all those other heroes and destroyed the entire armour.