@bones309: There's a difference between fire, and fire hot enough to instantly incinerate bodies.
Someone ask for fire feats….I gave them. Really he was hit with military level weapons. If Hawkeye's arrow is comparable to a white phosphorus grenade it can reach temperatures of 5,070 °F. We cremate people at only about 1,800 °F. What good would these weapons be if they couldn't burn up a human? The weapon Colson used also put a giant hole in the wall of the helicarrier.
It's always the same with these Marvel Loki fights. So far we've seen Loki survive a LOT. Much of it in 24 hour period. We've yet to see anything really damage him to any real level. It's taken the Hulk beating him mercilessly just to get him to give up. Even after being slammed around by a guy who tears tanks apart he at best had a few scratches at the end of that movie.
It takes 2-3 hours to cremate people at those temperatures as opposed to instantly, and there's no indication of maximum temperature white phosphorus in the exploding arrow. You're stretching for an unmeasured feat for the extreme while I'm showing the minimum temperatures for El Diablo to instantly incinerate a body. I don't know the temperatures he required for the bones but it's hotter than the crematorium's hours of burning.
Show me those arrows instantly incinerating a body or something similar, or better, if you want to make the comparison of which is hotter. El Diablo can also transform into a fire god. It's been noted in other threads, but that came which a superhuman upgrade in strength and durability as well. It's not just the insane temperatures from one of fire feats.
Honestly, I just looked at the arrows as being similar to a grenade. So I googled the temps. for that vs incinerating a body. The arrow does appear to blow apart the advance alien craft that Loki is flying on. It's hard to see in the split seconds it takes place but it appears like it's broken in two at least. Loki is also hit by Thor's lightning in the first movie. Lightning can reach over 50,000 °F.
So far as I've said, we've yet to see anything damage Loki short of the Hulk and even that didn't do much. He's taken explosives to the face. That weapon that Colson hit him with he states was made after the Destroyer was sent. So it was designed with a large armored target in mind. So really we can speculate about somethings but until we see something truly hurt him all we have is that he has ton of durability feats that show him to be next to impossible to put down.
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