Superman's Hardest Punch vs Thor's Hardest Mjolnir Slam

Originally posted by Dolos
My main point, and I think this is agreeable to most, is that while Thor's power-set may have a few more possibilities than Superman's - it's by a slim mile and Superman is so much more intelligent in usage of his powers, and his powers are so much more extreme and exaggerated, that his versatility is greater than Thor's by a good margin .

You're wrong.

That's all there is to it.

Originally posted by Dolos
Except, 5D Imps are reality manipulators, low tier...and Golden Prime shits on them and is practically a Cube Being, low tier...ergo two bars above Skyfather Father level.

Suffice it to say, and feats support this, Superman is probably a bar or two above Thor...when serious.

I mean his speed alone offers a shit load of versatility:

Also, why the mixing of New DC with Old DC feats, and lol at terranova, and I'm 99 percent sure the last one was a boomtube.

Originally posted by -Pr-

Superman won't develop new powers. Even if you wanted to claim that he could, you can't say what powers they would be, as he's not H'el, and it would be pointless.

huh?

I think you trying to reply to someone else. I don't recall saying anything about Superman or him having new powers.

Originally posted by h1a8
huh?

I think you trying to reply to someone else. I don't recall saying anything about Superman or him having new powers.

Who exactly is immune to the energy Thor uses to charge Mjolnir?

BTW, still waiting for you to post scans in this thread

http://www.killermovies.com/forums/...=8#post14271222

Originally posted by h1a8
huh?

I think you trying to reply to someone else. I don't recall saying anything about Superman or him having new powers.

that was why I put dividers.

I tried to stay out of this, but Superman should be able to hit harder due to the speed of his punches equating to x amount of mass. Then again Mjolnir is magical, so physics just flies right out the door.

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Originally posted by Branlor Swift
What

Also, why the mixing of New DC with Old DC feats, and lol at terranova, and I'm 99 percent sure the last one was a boomtube.

Nevermind, though I have my qualms with that.

Might as well.. When it comes to pure collateral damage, indirectly shattering worlds which includes an inhabited moon far away is pretty tough to beat.

Amount of force needed is ridiculously astronomical!

Superman once was shattering dimensions and all of space with his punches. That was more impressive to me IMO.

Thor wins.

Superman was shattering earth with each blow he landed on Kal-L and was destroying space-time.

That shits on thor pounding Gorr with several mjolnir shots and the crack of a planet and a moon.

Whatever you say quan

What Superman is in this debate now?

Preboot superman of course. Also thanks for breaking the page celey.

That's what I assumed, but we have people bringing up all kinds of stuff from all diffrent supermen

Originally posted by abhilegend
Superman was shattering earth with each blow he landed on Kal-L and was destroying space-time.

That shits on thor pounding Gorr with several mjolnir shots and the crack of a planet and a moon.

I hope you don't think that without Alexander's meddling and the state of flux that earth was in, that they would have replicated the same feat. Oh wait, I think ure crazy enuff to believe that.

Thor shattering worlds is obviously hyperbole despite us seeing the planet below being destroyed and a world in the distance being devastated.

But it's valid for Superman. Despite them barely breaking a few windows in Metropolis and shaking the ground a bit IIRC. 😂

Also, destroying space-time? WTF? Do we need to assign a feat police for Abhil to correct him every time he lies about what happened?

can someone(s) expound on that event there? the level of scrutiny for feats like that is a double standard so it's time for that exchange to be fleshed out for the board.

"When Superman and Superman 2 are in proximity to one another, crazy stuff happens - as it did for anyone who got too close to their "other." So as a combination of that fact and the amount of power the two were exerting against one another, their histories "swapped." Our Superman "grew up" in a 1950's style world and "Superman 2" grew up in our world. Ultimately, each one believed that the other's world was sick and corrupt, but discovered that they could not "fix" the other's world, and in fact made things worse.

This all happened in flashes during the battle, and in the end were "fragments of reality" not the actual history of either universe - just memories shared by the two Supermen."

Not to mention Alexander was completely wrecking the barriers that separated the Multiverse IIRC. It's been a while but I'm pretty certain that Infinite Crisis made it pretty clear to us.

Claiming they were destroying space-time is just idiotic. When Superman references space-time, he's referring to their experiences.