The Hulk has been hit by things on par with Flash's Infinite Mass Punch (which from what I gather hit's like an exploding star), for example, The Sentry has the power of a "million exploding suns" and Hulk was still standing after the beat-down he gave the Hulk.
Okay, maybe Hulk can not hold his breath for week but he has been shown to be able to talk in outer space normally as if he doesn't need air at all.
Still, in the end: I see the Flash succeeding in hurting the Hulk(a lot even) and making the him really mad, but I also see Hulk EVENTALLY tagging Flash with a blow which would be the only thing he'll need to put Flash out.
....Do you understand the concept of infinity? Do you know how force is calculated?
The Hulk has never been hit by ANYTHING like an Infinite Mass Punch. I'm sorry, but he hasn't. Much less, the possibility of the Flash tagging the Hulk with fourteen sextillion, eight hundred fourty two trillion, seven hundred sixty three billion, four hundred ninety eight million, two hundred thirty five thousand, one hundred twenty three infinite mass punches within a few minutes.
Nor is the Hulk EVER tagging someone who moves at hundreds of multiples of the speed of light. The Hulk will be FROZEN in time to the Flash. That is, till the Flash obliterates him/dumps him in the speed force.
I used to acually like the Flash, but now he has been given a Jobber Aura of Doom...umm ahem i mean The Speedforce....he is for all intents and reasons a god. Though it pains me to admit it, he beats Hulk just because of his JAoD
Limitless Strength means little to someone who has infinite speed, and has the capability of infinite mass. Please tell me that you know the difference between limitless and infinite. We really need not explain this again....
Actually "limitless" and "infinite" mean the same thing- that something doesn't have limits. For the longest time, I always argued that they were different because I always thought infinite meant that something was always at infinity. Guess my vocabulary isn't what I thought it was.
I'm afraid not, Accel. Limitless and infinite are very different things. Something that is limitless, can approach infinity, but it will never attain it. They are very separate concepts.
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Well the problem is that Flash would never be able to “kill” Hulk, he would regenerate from anything he could do so it would be an endless cycle of hit/heal. There is a chance that he could hit Flash (like me winning Powerball 5 times in a row) but he could and then it would be all over. As for the IMP and what I have read it is not much stronger then someone with unlimited strength IMO, if it didn’t kill Superman outright then it wouldn’t kill Hulk either but add in the fact that he could do it a thousand times a second he could liquefy the Hulk but then Hulk would heal.
As for the def:
Limitless: Having no limit or limits; unrestricted
Yes, and infinite means the exact same thing. Infinite does not = Infinity. It just means it an keep increasing to infinity. I made this mistake for a while now.
Those are rather elementary, over-simplified definitions. Take any thousand-level math course at Uni, and you'll learn the difference. Limitless and Infinite are entirely separate concepts.
Also, while the Hulk has allegedly healed from atoms, the Flash need not obliterate him. All he need do is KO him for the win. Even in a fight 'to the death,' the Flash can always just dump him into the speed force.
Also, on the topic of the Hulk tagging the Flash? Nope. Never. Not a single time out of a googleplex of tries. It would never happen. The Flash could STAND there, and LET the Hulk ATTEMPT to hit him, and simply vibrate through the Hulk's fist. Or, alternatively, he could be completely imperceptible, considering YEARS would pass for the Flash, and the Hulk wouldn't have moved an inch.
If the Flash really wanted to put the Hulk's healing factor to the test, he could use the infinite mass punch over and over again. For endless centuries. And in the Hulk's perception, seconds MAY have passed.
You can't use equality symbols when talking about infinities, friend. Infinity isn't a number, it's a complex concept, with which I can see you are troubling to grasp. It is not limitless. Limitless is defined. Infinity is not. There is QUITE a difference, and anyone who cannot understand that need only study the topic a bit more.
I never said infinity was a number, just that the adjectives "infinite" and "limitless" mean the same thing- that something can approach infinity, but will never reach it. I'm well aware of what infinity is.
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