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Ah..knew you would say that. It's probably a good thing that I still have the original Goku cannot beat Superman thread that got trashed on my subscribed list otherwise I would not be able to bring up stuff people forgot at times and it helps other users too.

..Y'know when you think about it. this was the very first Intentionally Uneven thread, hell the reasons were even the same.

Black wholes are created out of energy(gravity, to be persice), unless you have hands that can contain or reflect energy, which I think the Hulk does but Superman definitly doesn't, closing or holding a black whole is impossible no matter how freakn' strong you are. It's one of the many cases of bending logic to show an impressive feat, like Superman hearing a civilization cry out for help in another galixy arcoss an extreemly expansive vaccume.

So "bragging" about it is useless.
Because...
since it is impossible, or since it is not shown to act the way normal black holes act, then we have no gague on how strong the black hole is.
Perhaps it is as strong as about 500lbs in all directions..perhaps not.
We don't know.
You cannot apply the facts of a real black hole if it does not act like a real black hole, because you would be picking facts that benefit you.

(My earlier statment was made in order to lead someone to ask/answer razz Thanks Kamikaze ^^)

Awesome.
I disagree with parts of the fight. (The manner of events)
But it's a good read/draw.

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Seems to be a somewhat scewed viewing of Goku's personality, IMHO... maybe I'm off base there, though, since I havn't watched too much of the series(es).

Otherwise, that's an awesome piece of work... and they did an excellent job trying to make the battle interesting, IMHO.




Aparently most of the thrill is supposed to be in that he's not emotionally invulnerable (or something), and so the "interest" comes in him having to deal with the hardship of the few things he can't fix (or something).

Ok, so I'm sure I'm horribly butchering the explanation, and so I'm kinda counting on being corrected by the people here that understand it better.

Anyway, that said, I do sorta share your sentiments (to a degree). I've gotten some amusement from Superman (mainly in that every now and then a truly over the top super can be entertaining), but for the most part I find him boring as well. For one thing, even when he's faced with a problem he can't just power his way through, he often seems to be portrayed as too mentally perfect as well, so that the problems either don't seem feesible or just don't feel impressive in contrast to the hero they're up against (to me, atleast). And then when we do have a direct, power based conflict, it's just... "WHY?!?"

Of course, then again, I also have an instinctive like of the novice/underdog, so that may be another reason I tend to preffer lower level Superhero's (and other characters) to Superman as well razz .

(Ok, and to be fair, there have been a few exceptions to the power thing *COUGH*Doomsday*COUGH*, but still...)

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