

Just Speed Race: Kid Flash
Speed would lose in a combat fight also, Kid Flash can kill all of Marvel's speedsters and could wreck 50 Speeds if he wanted to." Just Speed Race: Kid Flash Combat Fight: Speed
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Why can't Speed use the speed force?
Speed force only exists in DC verse, so obviously they're in that verse other wise this battle would just be the prologue part of Bully Beatdown. And if Speed Force is reserved for speedsters...Tommy IS a speedster. Everything about his body is for speed. He's more durable and stronger than Bart..Wally..whoever this is. Soo he's a speedster. And if he can hit mach 5(and probably over since he's already shown to have abilities QS doesnt' ahve and he's almost as fast) then he should be pretty darn fast without it correct?
That and since he doesn't have to touch someone to make them explode...
@Spydey said:
Why can't Speed use the speed force?
Speed force only exists in DC verse, so obviously they're in that verse other wise this battle would just be the prologue part of Bully Beatdown. And if Speed Force is reserved for speedsters...Tommy IS a speedster. Everything about his body is for speed. He's more durable and stronger than Bart..Wally..whoever this is. Soo he's a speedster. And if he can hit mach 5(and probably over since he's already shown to have abilities QS doesnt' ahve and he's almost as fast) then he should be pretty darn fast without it correct?
That and since he doesn't have to touch someone to make them explode...
I'm pretty sure there are speedsters who don't use the Speed Force.
Who? Every good speedster I can think of are able to tap into thie Valhalla for speedsters. Something QS and Speed should be worthy of. The only baddy speedsters I know of are Zoom and Inertia, but they're not speedsters, they're time manipulators.
@Spydey said:
Who? Every good speedster I can think of are able to tap into thie Valhalla for speedsters. Something QS and Speed should be worthy of. The only baddy speedsters I know of are Zoom and Inertia, but they're not speedsters, they're time manipulators.
@Spydey said:
Okay, I'll give you that. But have they ever tried though?
I don't know, but it's no use speculating. Because the Speed Force isn't necessary for having super speed, simply sufficient.
So there's no use trying to theorize that a speedster from another universe will gain connection to it just by being super fast.
@Spydey said:
@Jezer said:
@Spydey said:
Okay, I'll give you that. But have they ever tried though?
Speed Force isn't necessary for having super speed, simply sufficient.
Well..what else could possibly be for?
Let me rephrase that: Speed Force is a sufficient path to gaining super speed, but it is not required. There are other ways to have super speed.
Superman has superspeed, but he can't just try to somehow gain the speedforce simply because he has superspeed. That's not how it works.
@Jezer: Superman can't access speed force because he's not a speedster. Superman is not. He's just able to run fast because of his strength. QS and Speed ARE speedsters. So by definition, they COULD access the speed force if they tried to commune with it.
@Spydey said:
@Jezer: Superman can't access speed force because he's not a speedster. Superman is not. He's just able to run fast because of his strength. QS and Speed ARE speedsters. So by definition, they COULD access the speed force if they tried to commune with it.
Not really? Superman is just plain fast, he can fly, run and react fast. Reactions and flight have nothing to do with strength, it's all speed. He's faster than Quicksilver so super speed would be one of his powers, as it is for many. Yet they don't have access to the speed force.
This is from the comicvine wiki but I'm not sure if it's all true:
Not all DC super-humans with super speed are connected to the Speed Force, just the ones whose primary power is superhuman speed. Superman, though he is very fast, has no connection to the Speed Force. The same holds true for the Green Lanterns, who can traverse the galaxy at incredible speeds. Max Mercury discovered that it is Barry Allen himself who generates the Speed Force with every step that he runs. When he was struck by the bolt of lightning that gave him his powers, the Speed Force was created and echoed through time and every dimension. By running, Barry generates a kinetic wall between the present and the time barrier that manifests as electrical energy that touches every part of reality and contains the knowledge of every place and every time.
I'm not sure how it matters anyway since Bart's control of the speed force would be leagues ahead of Speed. Though applying the speed force to someone who hasn't ever had feats with it is just pointless. Speed loses.
@Spydey said:
@Jezer: Superman can't access speed force because he's not a speedster. Superman is not. He's just able to run fast because of his strength. QS and Speed ARE speedsters. So by definition, they COULD access the speed force if they tried to commune with it.
No on all counts.
@Spydey said:
@Jezer: lol, this debate is going..nowhere
Yeah. Because this isn't debatable. It's an objective fact, according to comic canon that
1. Superman is a speedster.
2. Superman doesn't use the Speed Force
3. Not all speedsters can/need to access the Speed Force, for superspeed.
You can't speculate based off incorrect facts.
@Spydey: I mentioned that he has the reactions and reflexes to match his speed. Those abilities aren't due to strength, and I don't think strength alone can allow anyone to reach near light speed. I think the DC definition of speedster is anyone who can access the speed force, which seems to be anybody who's primary power is superspeed, a lot of people who aren't speedsters have superspeed + other powers. But this is off-topic, Kid Flash would win the battle.
@kajitatsu: Jay garrick doesn't need it, but yea.
@Jezer:A speedster is a fictional character in superhero fiction, particularly comic books, whose primary power is the superhuman ability to perform physical and/or mental acts at impossibly high speeds.
Now, I've looked up several lists of Speedsters and not on one did I see superman. One was dedicated to JUST DC speedsters. If what you say was the case, then we'd see Green Lantern. Spider-man can run pretty damn fast. Hulk hits the 300 mph mark if I'm correct. That's faster than Speed demon and Joystick. Heck that's almost as fast classic quicksilver. Namor and Aquaman can swim preeeeetty darn fast. Apparently magneto can move. Wonder Woman. Cheetah. Ultimate Tony Stark has a pretty fast mind. Ohp, don't forget Thor. And so on.
@Spydey said:
@kajitatsu: Jay garrick doesn't need it, but yea.
@Jezer:A speedster is a fictional character in superhero fiction, particularly comic books, whose primary power is the superhuman ability to perform physical and/or mental acts at impossibly high speeds.
Now, I've looked up several lists of Speedsters and not on one did I see superman. One was dedicated to JUST DC speedsters. If what you say was the case, then we'd see Green Lantern. Spider-man can run pretty damn fast. Hulk hits the 300 mph mark if I'm correct. That's faster than Speed demon and Joystick. Heck that's almost as fast classic quicksilver. Namor and Aquaman can swim preeeeetty darn fast. Apparently magneto can move. Wonder Woman. Cheetah. Ultimate Tony Stark has a pretty fast mind. Ohp, don't forget Thor. And so on.
A speedster is one who can run and react at superspeed. What constitutes as superspeed is up for debate,
But, even supposing your definition is correct, having the primary power of superspeed does not mean that it comes from the Speed Force or they can access the speed force.
You know that post where I brought up Superman not having access to the speed force? Insert any of the below character instead; my point is still valid.
Other DC Comics heroes with superspeed gained from magic such as Impala, Kid Impala, and Yaguareté of the Super Malon appear to have definite limits on their powers. Metahumans like Reflex (Sovereign 7), Red Shift (Freedom's Ring), Jaculi I, Jaculi II, Mas y Menos, Well-Spoken Sonic Lightning Flash, Blur (White Martian hybrid), Baroness Blitzkrieg, and Pellmell of theHellenders appear to have an upper limit to their speed, and no access to the Speed Force.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Speed_Force#Non-empowered
If you've looked up so many "speedster lists", how come you haven't found the insanely easy to find list of speedsters who don't use the Speed Force? Seriously.
@Spydey: You said Superman ran fast due to his strength which isn't true. He runs fast because he has superspeed.
But on the topic you've been talking about., I think someone explained this to you before. Having a connection with the speed force will make you a speedster. But being a speedster doesn't mean you are connected to the speedforce in anyway.
@vuviper: He has superspeed because he can squat like fifty planets.
Yea, the speed force thing I realized. I mean, I still kinda think if Wally crossed over to the marvel u, then Quicksilver or Speed could be able to commune with it, or something.
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