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Who is the most unrealistic superhero?

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Yeah, that would blow. Another reason to consider him the most unrealistic. How can you tell what people are saying, and how can you speak in an understandable pace. I'm listening to what you're saying for years, and will spend years responding in a way you can understand me.

If someone had to think about their response for more than a millisecond I'd throat punch em. Spit it out!!

He can select at what rate he percives shit, and it automatically kicks in high gear when he is in dangers

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He can enjoy a movie but when he feels a bullet brush up against his neck, his super speed kicks in
 
Yeah, that would blow. Another reason to consider him the most unrealistic. How can you tell what people are saying, and how can you speak in an understandable pace. I'm listening to what you're saying for years, and will spend years responding in a way you can understand me.

If someone had to think about their response for more than a millisecond I'd throat punch em. Spit it out!!

dudes, he can control it, he can perceive things in normal people time.

if you're gonna ask how and why, don't, speed force
 
That would make the Flash TV series much more boring xD

that exact thing with the bullet and his speed automatically kicking in already happened in the show, they just choose to ignore it and have Barry be incredibly inconsistent so he doesn't beat every non speedster in an instant.
 
He can select at what rate he percives shit, and it automatically kicks in high gear when he is in dangers

loebs11.jpg


He can enjoy a movie but when he feels a bullet brush up against his neck, his super speed kicks in

dudes, he can control it, he can perceive things in normal people time.

if you're gonna ask how and why, don't, speed force

Oh wow that's really cool then. Thanks for the info.
 
that exact thing with the bullet and his speed automatically kicking in already happened in the show, they just choose to ignore it and have Barry be incredibly inconsistent so he doesn't beat every non speedster in an instant.

Exactly, when Papa Joe came in there emptying a clip and Barry grabbed all the bullets
 
I'd like to see an alternate universe Batman where he just uses his money to double the police force and accomplishes twice as much good.

That said, by virtue of not having supernatural powers, Batman is easily one of the most realistic super heroes, no question.
 
There's too many but anybody with regeneration powers bothers me mainly because it always comes with all of this secondary silliness. Like super regenerators don't just heal at a rapid rate, they can regrow things humans wouldn't be able and are seemingly immortal. In addition, they're sometimes depicted as being able to just infinitely regenerate and become unkillable, so there was that scene in Heroes season 2 or 3 where this guy named Adam was burried underground for a century, unable to die. Where does the energy to rebuild all the cells come from? Where does the structural material come from?

Wolverine must presumably have a portal to the meat dimension in all of his cells and the same place Scott's eye beams come from to power everything indefinitely.
 
I really hope you're right.

as someone who keeps up to date on the japanese webcomic that spawned the manga and anime (which is way ahead of the manga and waaaaaaaaaaaaaay ahead of the anime), yeah, that's all there is to Saitama.

Saitama is strong because
he's a bonafide hero who worked for it
. And it's that simple.
 
IMO is Batman given that the reader suspension of disbelief is tied to what humans are capable of doing whereas superpowered characters dont have this limitation.

just having how he has never Killed the joker is enough to make him the most unrealistic Comic book character, second to the Joker maybe.
 
I'd like to see an alternate universe Batman where he just uses his money to double the police force and accomplishes twice as much good.

That said, by virtue of not having supernatural powers, Batman is easily one of the most realistic super heroes, no question.

There is a universe where after Bruce's parents were shot he grabbed the gun and killed the mugger. He then grows up to be Paladin. The Caped Crusader that just kills offenders on the spot.
 
Wolverine must presumably have a portal to the meat dimension in all of his cells and the same place Scott's eye beams come from to power everything indefinitely.

Wolverine fights Azrael the Angel of Death everytime he dies, when he beats him he comes back to life.
 
There is a universe where after Bruce's parents were shot he grabbed the gun and killed the mugger. He then grows up to be Paladin. The Caped Crusader that just kills offenders on the spot.
I looked this up, and Paladin looks lame as hell
 
Exactly, when Papa Joe came in there emptying a clip and Barry grabbed all the bullets

I think he means the episode with the teleporting chick. Someone (can't remember if it was her or someone else) shoots at Barry from behind him without him knowing, and he's able to turn around and catch or dodge the bullet (can't remember which) before it kills him.

I remember people debating how he knew the bullet was there. It couldn't have been sound, because the bullet was traveling faster than sound, so it must have been the same as in that comic, where he felt it touch his skin and was able to react fast enough before it got any further.
 
Superman seems like he is invented by a arguing 5yo in the playground.

Two arguing kids:

"I have superstrength!"
"So, i have a gun!"
"But I have metal skin too!"
"I have an atom bomb"
"But I can FLY!!!"

Etc etc etc.. And if your hero is so invincible you need a artificial weakpoint like Kryptonite, you have a borring hero too
 
I'd like to see an alternate universe Batman where he just uses his money to double the police force and accomplishes twice as much good.

That said, by virtue of not having supernatural powers, Batman is easily one of the most realistic super heroes, no question.

It wouldn't work. Gotham is a cursed city. That's one reason he won't kill the Joker even though he realizes that would be the best thing to do. Gotham would just produce something worse.

Superman seems like he is invented by a arguing 5yo in the playground.

Two arguing kids:

"I have superstrength!"
"So, i have a gun!"
"But I have metal skin too!"
"I have an atom bomb"
"But I can FLY!!!"

Etc etc etc.. And if your hero is so invincible you need a artificial weakpoint like Kryptonite, you have a borring hero too


Superman isn't invincible. He's hard to hurt but he isn't invincible. A few different Supermen have died.
 
Superman seems like he is invented by a arguing 5yo in the playground.

Two arguing kids:

"I have superstrength!"
"So, i have a gun!"
"But I have metal skin too!"
"I have an atom bomb"
"But I can FLY!!!"

Etc etc etc.. And if your hero is so invincible you need a artificial weakpoint like Kryptonite, you have a borring hero too

"I have magic!"
 
Superman isn't invincible. He's hard to hurt but he isn't invincible. A few different Supermen have died.

Did it involve Kryptonite in those cases?

(I know there are good Superman stories out there. Doesn't change the fact that he is quite a borring hero to begin with imo )
 
Did it involve Kryptonite in those cases?

(I know there are good Superman stories out there. Doesn't change the fact that he is quite a borring hero to begin with imo )

Nope, the most famous Superman death happened because he got the shit beat out of him. He fights a lot of characters that can hurt him.
 
Squirrel Girl

Powers:
- The proportional strength and speed of a squirrel
- Talks to squirrels
- Has a squirrel tail

Most powerful character in the Marvel universe.

I mean, duh.

My vote goes to most of Flash's non-speedster villains outside of Captain Cold. They are made to SPECIFICALLY counter the Flash.

In fact the Flash in general is the most out there because he goes from simply super fast to SPEED FORCE yada yada yada which is the nanomachines of super powers.
 
Superman

he's an alien from another planet that is a white male

And is genetically compatible enough to reproduce with humans. Batman's sleep schedule ain't shit to that sort of unrealistic.

(I always assumed Batman works on 4 hours of sleep thanks to his peak condition, and you can fit in naps when you're the CEO).
 
And is genetically compatible enough to reproduce with humans. Batman's sleep schedule isn't nothing to that sort of unrealistic.

Jor-El was the greatest mind in the most advance civilization in the universe. He found a world out of billions that shared the same physical traits of his kind and sent his son here because he wanted him to fit in.

Another thing. I believe it has been hinted that kryptonians have been on earth before.
 
His most famous instance was just getting beat to death.

Nope, the most famous Superman death happened because he got the shit beat out of him. He fights a lot of characters that can hurt him.

That's good to hear. But isn't this a bit of a retcon of how the character was conceived? (I don't mind retcons at all btw)

I still never got into Supes, not in the comics nor the movies, because as a hero he is so 'convenient' and too perfect
 
See I was gonna make a thread explaining why these characters aren't op


Did it involve Kryptonite in those cases?

(I know there are good Superman stories out there. Doesn't change the fact that he is quite a borring hero to begin with imo )

Man people who say supermans boring don't read superman
 
That's good to hear. But isn't this a bit of a retcon of how the character was conceived? (I don't mind retcons at all btw)

I still never got into Supes, not in the comics nor the movies, because as a hero he is so 'convenient' and too perfect

There is no set power set for Supes. The creators just made it up as they went along. In the 80's DC rebooted the entire universe to streamline everything and made the characters more believable.
 
That's good to hear. But isn't this a bit of a retcon of how the character was conceived? (I don't mind retcons at all btw)

I still never got into Supes, not in the comics nor the movies, because as a hero he is so 'convenient' and too perfect

no, he's always been able to get plain beaten to death and he's never been invincible or even the strongest member of the Justice League.

the only outlier is the Silver Age which was more thanks to the comics code making it so Supes could never lose.
 
no, he's always been able to get plain beaten to death and he's never been invincible or even the strongest member of the Justice League.

the only outlier is the Silver Age which was more thanks to the comics code making it so Supes could never lose.

Who is the strongest member of the Justice League?
 
See I was gonna make a thread explaining why these characters aren't op




Man people who say supermans boring don't read superman
When people love to post about Superboy Prime and punching wholes on reality it's hard to blame them.

It puts people off when they read how godly certain incarnations are like Silver Age.
 
I admit. I don't. For reasons i stated. He just does not appeal to me at all.

You gotta understand superman is pretty weak compared to most of his villains


Take my avatar for Example. Dude outclassed the Jl and beat superman with TK alone.

No hero is op because their villains are almost always better.

When people love to post about Superboy Prime and punching wholes on reality it's hard to blame them.

It puts people off when they read how godly certain incarnations are like Silver Age.
Yeah people get snapshots of power without context it makes you think how could he possibly be beaten
 
Who is the strongest member of the Justice League?

The guy everyone keeps quoting with that attosecond pic, The Flash, he is practically as broken as you can get before you start moving into reality warping/cosmic power shit.

Martian Manhunter is also stronger than Superman.

Even Wonder Woman can get the drop on Supes on a good day.(provided Supes doesn't go all out from the start)
 
So he shoots Force out of his eyes? Even worse :P

Yep! His eyes are interdimensional portals.

Cyclops possesses the mutant ability to project a beam of heatless ruby-colored concussive force from his eyes, which act as inter-dimensional apertures between this universe and another.
 
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