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Who is the most unrealistic superhero?

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Karnak is pretty unrealistic.

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He is fucking awesome and wrecks everyone he touches, because he saw their flaw, obv.

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I like whoever (Slayven?) said " the Flash's top speed is 'yes' "

That was me! (I mean, maybe Slayven said it too at some point, but I for sure put it in a Flash post a few months back.) And it's still true. Flash is powered by unrealistic. That's what the speed force is made from, don't you know.

And that's why I love him.
 
I like the current Karnak better. He's just miserable and dismissive of everybody, even Medusa ever so slightly.
It's been a very natural evolution to his character. He went from being supremely arrogant, to becoming a royal advisor that was slowly but surely pushed out of the way as far as advice went. Infinity happens, which was even kept a secret from him, and so he just kills himself.

Then he manages to find the flaw in death and in doing so, saves New Attilan, but realizes death is pointless. So he just makes his own faction that says "fuck what you heard this is what you hearing listen."
 
Still not understanding how The Flash could be more "unrealistic" than Superman or Batman or Spider-Man or Captain American or Iron Man or or or or or or or
 
Still not understanding how The Flash could be more "unrealistic" than Superman or Batman or Spider-Man or Captain American or Iron Man or or or or or or or
Because a person powered by an extradimensional energy is more unrealistic than someone having/acquiring a different physiology or maxing out their skill trees.

Apparently.

To me the Flash is no different from anyone elsej
 
It's Superman.

He has powers he doesn't even use anymore because they're apparently too goofy.

Like shapeshifting
Or firing miniature versions of himself from his hand
Or vibrating fast enough to become 2 Supermans
 
The thing with the flash is, the show is actually really fun and cool, but damn... the bullshit in it is sometimes so fierce it's hard to be focused on the story. Everything is random, they set rules, they break them, they invent something new..

And his speed has to change all the time cause he would just be too fast and resolve any problem without any crisis. Basically for every enemy he encountered, you can say "Why didn't you just surprised him and hit him in the head..."
 
So what is the in-universe explanation why the Flash doesn't stop all crime worldwide and automatically beat every villain who doesn't think and move in attoseconds?

After all it is like a googlepex many years he experiences during a normal persons eye blink.
 
Eh, thats why Marvel and DC Comics are full of demons and shit?
Marvel even has Dracula and Werewolfes in their main universe.

Demons and shit in modern New York....

Avatar: The Last Airbender and Legend of Korra aren't in cities or in a world that resembles Earth.

Both are completely different: it's not New York just because a guy called the Rhino breaks into a bank.

Can someone explain this to me like I'm 5?

If you can perceive light moving then it would take trillions of years for someone's eye to blink: once you go really, really, really, fast things appear really, really, really slow.
 
Yeah Batman for me too.

It's so easy to trace money these days yet no one notices billion dollar tech cars, computers, planes, and gadgets getting made on their company money. Either everyone knows or everyone is really shitty at their job.

There is the "buy parts" and build it ourselves/with the help of several engineers who know he is batman ala Fox, but even that is silly.

Also Superman just because its like... oh hey some sunlight, now you can fly and stuff...
 
The whole Flash Attosecond post is a bit unfair. Its a common thing in comics, with writers saying shit they dont understand fully, just because it sounds cool. I am sure the writer of that panel just googled smallest unit of time, and used it, without any regard to what he is actually saying.
Take Thor for example, in Aaron's recent run, he defeated an enemy and threw his weapon into a black hole, only to then later on enter said black hole and retrieve the weapon for himself. Totally fucking badass moment, but also completely and utterly ridiculous.
TLDR; Sometimes writers say shit they dont fully understand to sound cool.
 
The whole Flash Attosecond post is a bit unfair. Its a common thing in comics, with writers saying shit they dont understand fully, just because it sounds cool. I am sure the writer of that panel just googled smallest unit of time, and used it, without any regard to what he is actually saying.
Take Thor for example, in Aaron's recent run, he defeated an enemy and threw his weapon into a black hole, only to then later on enter said black hole and retrieve the weapon for himself. Totally fucking badass moment, but also completely and utterly ridiculous.
TLDR; Sometimes writers say shit they dont fully understand to sound cool.

doesn't mean thor can't pull shit from black holes, and flash can' t perceive things at an attosecond.
 
So what is the in-universe explanation why the Flash doesn't stop all crime worldwide and automatically beat every villain who doesn't think and move in attoseconds?

After all it is like a googlepex many years he experiences during a normal persons eye blink.

He likes his humanity and relationships

This flash had to give up raising his kids because he couldn't slow down enough to interact with them, he stops people from stubbing their toes....that is how much time he has on his hands
 
You know the funniest thing about The Flash and the Speedforce is that Wally's love for Linda Park is canonically more powerful than The Speedforce AND all the powers of hell.

His love literally burned the fuck out of the decide and brought him back from heaven.
 
You know the funniest thing about The Flash and the Speedforce is that Wally's love for Linda Park is canonically more powerful than The Speedforce AND all the powers of hell.

His love literally burned the fuck out of the decide and brought him back from heaven.

Proof that they're one of the best couples in comics. Fuck the New 52 forever.
 
I love how Black Panther is all like "you have weak points in your articulations .. so I am going to KICK YOU IN THE FACE"

You got it backwards. Baldy is saying, "I'mma rumble you BP 'cuz I learned a secret technique called KICK 'EM IN THE DICK," and then Black Panther is like, "You gotta hit me tho fuckface. Hwa-cha!"

I mean, a better response would have been, "Oh shit, this mofo knows humans have weak knees, crotches, elbows, and shoulders! Our race is doomed!" or maybe just punching him in the throat and asking, "What have we learned?", but he wanted to get a Bruce Lee reference in.
 
It's Superman.

He has powers he doesn't even use anymore because they're apparently too goofy.

Like shapeshifting
Or firing miniature versions of himself from his hand
Or vibrating fast enough to become 2 Supermans

Pre-Crisis and Post-Crisis Superman are two different monsters. Yes, Silver Age Superman is absurd, but they really reeled him in.
 
They actually adress this several times. And your 2 examples happened to at one time be Pheonix, omni powerful cosmic entity, and Onslaught, omni powerful psionic...thing.

So neither are mentally sound. Xavier had so much shit burried in his mind (including the fact that he wanted to fuck Jean when she was young) that he created a being made out of psionic energy lol

uh what. how young are we talking here?

how did so much thread go by without this getting addressed?
 
uh what. how young are we talking here?

how did so much thread go by without this getting addressed?

Very early X-Men comics from way back in the day had thought bubbles of Xavier thinking about how he was in love with Jean. All the X-Men were high-school age at the time.

Due to plot twists and little things like that over many, many years, Xavier has been made out to be a creepy, patronizing, aloof, despicable hypocrite. Cyclops did the world a favor when he put the old man down. He makes a better saint than he ever made a person. Not that he'll actually stay dead. Comics.
 

what the fuck?


Lol at people saying Batman.

Does the Avatar (Aang/Korra/etc) count? All these superhero have these bullshit science mumbo jumbo explanation (even if it makes no sense), they at least try. Avatar world doesn't even try. All it says: power from the sun/moon or something like that. But bending the elements to your will? Having FIRE come out of your mouth? Nope.

that does not seem so weird like the other examples in this thread to me.

It's a regular thing in this world to be able to bend stuff, and isn't limited to a special person, or special group of persons, so I'm fine with that.
 
Batman, because as a mere human he somehow defeated superman. doenst make sence at all and i lost all respect.
 
Very early X-Men comics from way back in the day had thought bubbles of Xavier thinking about how he was in love with Jean. All the X-Men were high-school age at the time.

Due to plot twists and little things like that over many, many years, Xavier has been made out to be a creepy, patronizing, aloof, despicable hypocrite. Cyclops did the world a favor when he put the old man down. He makes a better saint than he ever made a person. Not that he'll actually stay dead. Comics.

He's been dead for what, four years at this point? I'm sure he'll be dead for awhile longer. Plus, if the whole "Marvel's slowly getting rid of the X-Men" is true, then he's never coming back ever.
 
Did they ever say how The Flash consumes enough calories to support his insane metabolism?

I feel like Wally West was the one who had to consume more food to keep up with his metabolism, that wasn't a Barry thing. To be fair I mostly read Wally West Flash so maybe it was a Barry thing as well. However it was addressed.
 
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