Serious question: Would the sun actually kill him? I'm not saying Sentry can't beat him, it's just that this is something that really has me thinking right now.
@heirtothekingdom: But doesn't the sun radiate with many different forms of radiation, all of which Godzilla is capable of absorbing to stay alive? I mean the temperature of the sun is a little over 5,000 k and Godzilla's heat ray can burn up to 15 million degrees Fahrenheit. This at least x100 was shot back at him multiple times and did nothing.
Though I'm probably forgetting something about the sun. Astronomy is not my strong suit.
@icecold14: Make this no-BFR or it will be like, an eternal battle. Also not planet destruction :P These two can't be put down under normal circunstancies, so for validating the KO, we must assure that they stay in the battlefield.
@sophia89: Oh, right. I forgot that the surface is a little over 5,000 k; whereas, the core is like 27 million degrees Fahrenheit. My question still stands though.
@classymerc: I believe that is the heat the sun gives off in close proximity (and it should even be hotter), the actual sun is much much hotter than that.
Serious question: Would the sun actually kill him? I'm not saying Sentry can't beat him, it's just that this is something that really has me thinking right now.
Plus you have the insane gravity, 28x that of Earth at the surface alone, this would flatten the thing, it would die from that alone
And I think Godzilla has an upper limit of how much he could absorb, he wouldn't be able to absorb it all, this simply isn't possible/shown by feats
Godzilla might not even be able to tag Sentry due to his size. I am not saying that every big person is slow but Godzilla happens to be one that is slow. Godzilla might have a better chance to win against someone in his tier, which Sentry is not.
@bullettimer: Godzilla has survive from extreme pressures though. IIRC he fought and easily manhandled, Larva Battra at the very bottom of the ocean. In fact, he repeatedly slammed Battra into the ocean floor so hard that he caused a massive fissure to open up and swallow them both. He then swam through lava canals until he reached the top of Mt. Fuji.
But maybe I'm underestimating 28x our gravity? Though to be honest, I thought it would be more then that.
@bullettimer: Godzilla has survive from extreme pressures though. IIRC he fought and easily manhandled, Larva Battra at the very bottom of the ocean. In fact, he repeatedly slammed Battra into the ocean floor so hard that he caused a massive fissure to open up and swallow them both. He then swam through lava canals until he reached the top of Mt. Fuji.
But maybe I'm underestimating 28x our gravity? Though to be honest, I thought it would be more then that.
Nah, that's surprisingly all it is.
Though you raise a good point... I'm not actually sure here, though I imagine atm of 1000x the norm is a greater force than 28x Earth's gravity... hmm.
If One Single Cell of space godzilla can tank a blackhole and supernovas and godzilla one shoted space godzilla with spirall ray his ray is equal to trillions of blackholes and supernovas. He can one shot sentry if he can hit him
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