Originally posted by abhilegend
Must be some small suns because starship Hulk's entire power was worth 3000 nukes only lol.Its called a Hyperbole. Just like Wonder Woman surviving a universe exploding within her.
But I guess that doesn't counts but hulk one does, amirite?
It never said "nukes", it said gamma bombs and we've already been through this. Gamma is magic and science.
Originally posted by Test123
We saw the planet explode and an explosion, that isn't enough info to tell if it's a supernova, only because John Stewart mentioned it.
We saw a planet explode at least, what did those hundred thousand suns do? Nothing at all.
Otherwise is this Thor doing a supernova level explosion? His explosion is so bright it's like a star blazing, seeing something like that from the naked eye makes it a massive explosion.
Its stated to be like a star being born, not actually a star was created. Also the canonicity of holiday specials is dubious at best.
As for Hulk, he was already being drained of a massive amount of gamma by Stark's suit before he even blew up, so we don't know if that's his entire power.
Lol, so why was the celestial suit destroyed by 3000 nukes?
With Wonder Woman you mentioned it's hyperbole, but why isn't Hal's feat hyperbole then? If it's visuals alone then Thor's feat should also count.
Because we saw a planet explode and an entire dimension of willpower shaken by the blast from Hal.
Thor's feat is dubious at best and out of continuity at worst lol.
Edit: it wasn't a star at all lmao, it was Santa Claus, here's the full scene.
Originally posted by abhilegend
We saw a planet explode at least, what did those hundred thousand suns do? Nothing at all.Its stated to be like a star being born, not actually a star was created. Also the canonicity of holiday specials is dubious at best.
Lol, so why was the celestial suit destroyed by 3000 nukes?
Because we saw a planet explode and an entire dimension of willpower shaken by the blast from Hal.
Thor's feat is dubious at best and out of continuity at worst lol.
Edit: it wasn't a star at all lmao, it was Santa Claus, here's the full scene.
So if we saw a planet explode, then that's planetary. The celestial judgment of a hundred thousand suns fired at Hulk, and he overpowered it.
It's stated "a new star blazes in the heavens" after Thor shatters the asteroid, it's not Santa lol, we literally see Santa standing outside the window while the massive explosion is being seen from the sky. Stars don't shine that brightly unless they're blowing up, not when they're born. Either way it's a large explosion described like a star.
What does the suit's durability have to do with it's power?
Also the story is canon, confirmed in the handbook. It also says Thor's explosion resulted in a flash of light that appeared as a bright star, it wasn't Santa lol.
Originally posted by Test123
So if we saw a planet explode, then that's planetary. The celestial judgment of a hundred thousand suns fired at Hulk, and he overpowered it.
Where did we see the suns? It's simply a hyperbolic statement.
It's stated "a new star blazes in the heavens" after Thor shatters the asteroid, it's not Santa lol, we literally see Santa standing outside the window while the massive explosion is being seen from the sky. Stars don't shine that brightly unless they're blowing up, not when they're born. Either way it's a large explosion described like a star.
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Anyway, this was only a flash of light like a star. Not actually a star.
What does the suit's durability have to do with it's power?
So, the suit is only durable enough for 3000 nukes but can store hundred thousand suns worth of energy? Lol yeah.
Also the story is canon, confirmed in the handbook. It also says Thor's explosion resulted in a flash of light that appeared as a bright star, it wasn't Santa lol.
So, it was only a flash of light. What's the big deal about that, our real world tech can do that lmao.
Originally posted by abhilegend
Lolwut? It's simply stated to be a nuke, plain and simple.
Stop lying, troll. A nuke was never mentioned.
Originally posted by carver9
Stop lying, troll. A nuke was never mentioned.
One: the irony of your opening. Two: That's not what Abhi argued. Fail.
Originally posted by carver9
Stop lying, troll. A nuke was never mentioned.
Originally posted by abhilegend
https://imgur.io/LRBRIDfGamma bomb is basically a nuke without any radiation fallout.
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Originally posted by carver9
True, only different is, Hulk is the key to this power, and Gamma isn't the gamma we know of in the real world. So you all using the sun and our earth's gamma as an indication of comic book gamma is just, how can I say this nicely, dumb...Hulks UNIQUE gamma energy (said by Reed)
Hulk energy and the energy from the Green door is EXOTIC energy. Energy that Reed can't even comprehend...
Hulk/Banner gamma energy is where the true power lies. Ya know, this mystical gamma energy...
Gamma is a little of both, magic AND science...
Especially the gamma in Hulk. There's also a scene where the one below all, the devil, basically say him and Hulk are equals. Hulk is the equivalent of OBA who is pure gamma/magic. So again, using the sun (lmao) and earth's gamma to paint a picture on how Hulks gamma work is laughable at best. There's more scans if you need it.
Hulk energy isn't equivalent to the energy from the scan you've posted just like Superman ice breath isn't equivalent to energy from the sun. Just because gamma and solar energy powered Superman and Hulk, that doesn't mean their entire powerset or the energy they expel are identical to that source. You're trolling
Originally posted by abhilegend
Mind you, even Agent Venom has tanked a gamma bomb lol
Did Venom tank an explosion from Hulk? Also, Spiderman tanked a blast from the UN, Batman tanked heat vision from Superman, a punch from Superman (has been knocked on his ass by Batman as well). Shadowdragon was too fast for Superman. The same SD that got blitzed by elite humans. Nightwing has blitzed and wrapped Flash up before he could react.
Originally posted by carver9
Hulk energy isn't equivalent to the energy from the scan you've posted just like Superman ice breath isn't equivalent to energy from the sun. Just because gamma and solar energy powered Superman and Hulk, that doesn't mean their entire powerset or the energy they expel are identical to that source. You're trolling
Mind you, hulk is totally all out here.
So much for planet level hulk, huh?
Originally posted by carver9
Did Venom tank an explosion from Hulk? Also, Spiderman tanked a blast from the UN, Batman tanked heat vision from Superman, a punch from Superman (has been knocked on his ass by Batman as well). Shadowdragon was too fast for Superman. The same SD that got blitzed by elite humans. Nightwing has blitzed and wrapped Flash up before he could react.
