It's strength. She comes from a planet that has gravity far higher than Earth, and her species have evolved to survive under those conditions, resulting in superhuman strength and toughness. The gravity is so great that a regular human would be instantly crushed if exposed to it.
Unfortunately, this is the only link to a clip I could find (well, at least a relatively good quality one):
Perform the feat via physical strength. Round 1 is just managing it via physical strength. Round 2 is managing it via physical strength as easily as she did.
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h1, didn't you know he used to work as a metal crusher. it's how he paid for his MMA classes.
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I don't know why some of you are going on about being right and winning. Rob and Impediment were in on this gag because I PMed them. Silent and Rao PMed me and figured I changed the post. I highly doubt anybody thought Quan made the post, but simply played along just for the lulz.
Lets say crush titanium and not form it into a perfect sphere since that is cartoon logic.
Then
Round 1: Thor, Hulk, Superman, Supergirl, Thanos, Kurse, Hela, Nam ek, Zod, and Faora.
Round 2: Superman, Nam ek, and Supergirl, Thanos using power gem.
WW and below are not strong enough to achieve round 1.
And weakest means weakest.
Thor, Hulk, Superman, Supergirl, Thanos, Kurse, Hela, Nam ek, Zod, and Faora shouldn't be anywhere near this conversation...
...unless Seth McFarlane under the radar created a character as strong as some of the strongest characters ever put in a movie.
Well let's see, titanium has an ultimate tensile strength of 434 MPa. Not super sure how to convert pressure to force, but if I put shit into the calculator correctly then crushing and manipulating the whole cube (which looked to be a six inches on each side) would take about 189 short tons of force.
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