No where near this level and we actually see an outside image of the fight and beams of light were everywhere due to how fast they were fighting which is an indication that they were doing multiple tasks while moving at those speed. It's not just a single attack at a millisecond, it's multiple attacks at much higher speeds. No elites have this type of showing I can think of.
But it wasn't a speed feat, it was Ares being a personification of war existing on every plane blah blah blah that allowed him to face Nate, even though it should be impossible.
Magic being bullshit feat that still didn't save the character from getting his ass kicked 4867 times.
Right. For those who get swayed by pretty pictures....
These are the scans in OP: (please log in to view the image)
Note the time. It takes them....6 milliseconds to do all those attacks (let's assume they're doing more than just the usual anime/manga fighting if just flying and clashing at each other).
Familiarise yourselves with these orders of magnitude:
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6 milliseconds is a very short period of time indeed. You could imagine dividing a single second into 1000 periods - that's a millisecond.
Here is Gladiator and Hyperion (as an example) fighting in NANOSECONDS: (please log in to view the image)
Note how the art doesn't look as impressive. No flashy light trails, or afterimages, or anything like that.
But Glad and Hype are LITERALLY (not hypothetically, not metaphorically, not figuratively, not hyperbole, literally) a million times faster in their scan. A nanosecond is a billionth of a second, Vs OP which is *only* a thousandth of a second.
It's just different art styles. This is like arguing who is stronger, then basing your judgement on Liefeld's art and saying so and so is stronger with bigger muscles.
I'm not even going to get into femto and attoseconds, lol. Even microseconds is a thousand times shorter than a millisecond.
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Yeah, unless carter will disqualify it because he's not fighting, which he probably will even if he knows he doesn't have a legitimate argument, Superman moving casually when Hal slowed time down and the whole scene took place in a fraction of a nanosecond makes this example embarrassingly slow by comparison.
GG carter.
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Something like that. I actually think the example I gave is better given it seems a few minutes go by in the space of less than a nanosecond. There's also him moving the baby the antimatter universe Brainiac......was reborn in or whatever the **** was going on. It's flight he's using however given him analyisizing the situation and all that, perceptions wise it's a relevant speed feat in about a namosecond, given all that happens.
He figures there's going to be a huge discharge of energy in about a nanosecond, then travels to his Fortress(though this was the one in a tesseract) like looked like a mile or so to me, and it actually went off earlier than anticipated. Remember, the distance traveled happens after he analyzed the situation, which was "I have about a nanosecond" so he figured it out in way less.
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Yeah, Superman was basically doing a countdown in that scene. Like if Im running while consciously counting 1 to 10. Then Im definitely using my perceptions to do so
And for Superman a fraction of nanosecond scene, I believe it actually was far more impressive once you factoring the time-stop part
From my interpretation Hal's time dilation is so potent it actually became a time suspension
I agree if we take it literally, but I'm being conservative on it because even doing that it's a ridiculous feat, for Pre-Kryptonite-X levels, that few can even compete against. And that's the lowball.
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@darksaint. Maybe I'm looking too much into it, but it appears they were moving at high speeds even before the clock started. Implying speeds beyond the clock.
That wouldn't matter. The point being they're doing a LOT of actions in the space of milliseconds - unless they slowed down when the clock started, their speed before the clock starts would also be millisecond level, at best.
Which, ANY comic character capable of microsecond level actions could replicate, and any character with NANOsecond level reactions definitely can replicate. Let alone the Pico and atto etc guys.
Edit: moreover, you're looking too much into it. The scans show as time goes by more and more light trails appearing, which means they're getting faster (but still in millisecond timeframes).
Edit edit: I mean, even Thor (before amps) can move in microseconds. A thousand times faster than the scan Carv showed:
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THOR.
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Them leaving trails of light after their movements puts this above microseconds though. It's 100% above light speed because one of the contestants in this battle was using his maximum speed (light speed) and the other 2 were accelerating past that.
So is the feat who can leave pretty trails of light behind them in the sky as they fly? Then agreed, none of the characters named so far can do it (not even the Flashes, as they can't fly).
Maybe The Ray? Spectrum? GL? Those guys can fly and create pretty light trails. Otherwise, the text is clear. Basing your judgement off art is like saying Frank Miller's Batman is the strongest Batman because he's drawn more muscly.