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carver9
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Wouldn't magic make this even worse for Superman?

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Yes. Do try and keep up Carv.

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Originally posted by carver9
Jugs shield stopped Milonir dead in its track. Superman gets dropped to the floor. Take away the shield and both fall over.

Can Mjolnir pulverize the moon?

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h1a8
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Writer made a typo. The mass of the moon is 81 quintillion tons (8.1e19 tons and not 8.1e10 tons).

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It wasn't *the* moon, h1.

Read comics or shut the fuck up.

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It wasn't *the* moon, h1.

Read comics or shut the fuck up.

Batman was citing the weight of the REAL moon, not the shadow moon.
Where do you think the 81 comes from?
Read comics or shut the fuk up.

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Can Mjolnir pulverize the moon?

Yes

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I'm pretty sure juggs force field would absorb all the kinetic energy that clark has as he approaches him until he simply bounces off. Samething that happened to Mjolnir in Acts of vengeance.

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Juggernaut gets disintegrated

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quote: (post)
Originally posted by carver9
Yes

It can't vaporize the moon.

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I'm pretty sure juggs force field would absorb all the kinetic energy that clark has as he approaches him until he simply bounces off. Samething that happened to Mjolnir in Acts of vengeance.

Superman hits harder than mjolnir

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Juggernaut gets disintegrated

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It can't vaporize the moon.
Superman hits harder than mjolnir

Nov 14th, 2022 07:32 AM

h1a8
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Yes

Scans of Mjolnir pulverizing the moon or better?

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We don't even need that.

We need proof that the Mjolnir throw that Juggy's force field stopped, was strong enough to pulverize the moon.

If I have body armor that can stop someone stabbing me, onus is on me to prove it can stop a tank round.

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We don't even need that.

Juggernaut says the force field works by killing the momentum of the object - https://imgur.io/a/j295u

Seems like we can reasonably surmise that the damage that either Mjolnir or Superman have on impact is more than purely their momentum because the hammer has magic thunder blast power and Superman has his basically infinite strength that he can use without leverage which reasonably might also play a factor. So I dunno that we need to see Mjolnir bust a moon.

I think the question is whether depleting Mjolnir's momentum in those scans means the force field could deplete the shadow moon blitz and the answer has to be no, right? Momentum is mass * velocity, and Superman was explicitly using relatively to give himself nigh-infinite mass. Mjolnir might be powerful but let's not pretend we've ever seen a mjolnir throw with that sort of momentum.

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h1a8
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We don't even need that.

Juggernaut says the force field works by killing the momentum of the object - https://imgur.io/a/j295u

Seems like we can reasonably surmise that the damage that either Mjolnir or Superman have on impact is more than purely their momentum because the hammer has magic thunder blast power and Superman has his basically infinite strength that he can use without leverage which reasonably might also play a factor. So I dunno that we need to see Mjolnir bust a moon.

I think the question is whether depleting Mjolnir's momentum in those scans means the force field could deplete the shadow moon blitz and the answer has to be no, right? Momentum is mass * velocity, and Superman was explicitly using relatively to give himself nigh-infinite mass. Mjolnir might be powerful but let's not pretend we've ever seen a mjolnir throw with that sort of momentum.

Mjolnir has been deflected and hit back (momentum stopped and reversed) multiple times (firelord, Mangog, etc).
It doesn't take moon pulverizing strength to stop Mjolnir momentum.

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He bounces off and accidentally destroys the headquarters of your company in Africa.

Freed slaves then have some fun with you, Whirl

I am back in the middle east these days Stilt. smile

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We get it, you want Superman to win this, sadly it isn't happening here.

I think as the others state Carver, based on feats... it is!

Nov 14th, 2022 11:18 AM

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Re: Superman flies into Juggernaut

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this is classic juggernaut with his forcefield up, and he is running forward on an indestructible battlefield.

superman flies into him with the same speed and force he used when he destroyed the dark moon-
https://postimg.cc/FdxHk9mH

what happens?

Superman splats or inexplicably bounces off because nobody wants to discuss the implications of his magic weakness.

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Superman splats or inexplicably bounces off because nobody wants to discuss the implications of his magic weakness.

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Whatever you say dumbo

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