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                    @NX said:

@LordOfAllHumans: yea you're right,but freddy did give jason a big run for his money you got to admitt.

                   

               

no doubt, but he is most effective in dreams.  It can be argued that Elliot Spencer may be a weakness for Pinhead, and Freddy could use that, but Pinhead is a mind rapist too and Freddy's human life can be exploited as well.  In the dream world I say 50/50 Freddy/Pinhead (only because he is older and manipulates dreams just as easy) in the real world Pinhead should win no contest against Jason and Freddy, with Jason being harder to defeat in the real world than Freddy.  Pinhead can also mess with their minds in the waking world and cause them to walk into illusionary planes that mimic the dream world like he did in part 2.

                   

               

                   

@NX said:

@Shamelesslysupportinaznballers: Yes the dna is what keeps the hulk indestructable. If you know alot about the hulk can he regenerate if his head got cut off? if so I wanna see scans.

Well that's like saying the DNA is what gives Thor his strength since Iron Man was able to clone him. So you take away his DNA...

Sorry, no scans of Hulk being behead probably because it can't be done.

                   

               

                   

@Shamelesslysupportinaznballers said:

The way I understand Hulk's powers to be is this. The madder he gets, the stronger he gets & he gets stronger by gaining more muscle. If there is no limit to how much stronger he can get, then in theory, not only should he be the strongest, he should be the fastest (because more muscles mean faster) and it will make him more durable so he doesn't tire out.

So how does anyone beat something like that without some kind of cosmic intervention or Loebforce? I don't see Thor with anything in his arsenal that can beat something that should be stronger, faster and more durable than him.

You got your opinion, I've got mine.

                   

               

                   

@Postacrat said:

@Endanger said:

I love Batman, he's the representation of humanities drive and untapped potential physically and mentally. Why is it so easy to except a guy who has the power to fly, or a guy who has the power to become unstoppable when in motion but impossible to except a man who's power is to make the best out of any situation at any given time. Batman would be a better character for some of you if he got beat to a bloody pulp, or if he got incinerated by Omega beams?

If he did get hit by the omega beams and killed by darksied then what? Wouldn't he be dead, and that would make him a better no non-sense character when he's dead? Maybe that will stop all of the Batman criticism, if he just goes up against somebody people feel he shouldn't beat and then easily die because he's just a human. If this was Captain America nobody would think anything of his impossible feats with a single shield, and batman is considered a peak human just like he is and is noted as smarter.

Sorry for ranting and this is not addressed towards your views in a negative way, I am simply trying to get and understanding of why weakening a hero makes them better for some? People should be impressed that a human has trained his mind and body to a point that he can take on powerful people, he should be praised for what he does simply because he is mortal human being. Please take no offense to my comment, in the end this is still just my opinion.

@Pokeysteve: Thank you my friend, I saw your post and thought this person is thinking what I'm thinking so let me add to it lol!!

Batman has trained himself to the point that he can take on Doomsday clones? Really? See, I know Batman is a powerful character. But the writers can't always excuses for him. Even if a human being has trained himself to the apex of his physicality, he still shouldn't be able to take on Intergalatic powerful beings. Especially if those guys are beating up Superman left and right. It's just not possible to have that type of strength and speed. I can understand if Batman prepared for some future crisis, but there are many cases in which he didn't have time to prepare, and he still survived.

The problem is that how come you don't see guys like Green Arrow, Deadshot, Black Canary, Nightwing, Batgirl going around taking care of business like the way Batman does? Are you saying those guys haven't trained themselves to that level? Green Arrow is also one of the most skilled characters in DC, so is Nightwing. Why don't you see them go up against Darkseid? That's because they would get killed instantly, whereas for some miraculous reason Batman always survives.