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Thats not how it works, Arthur does not have to lift all the water on top of the sub in order to make it move... especially not when the water just flows around it when it moves anyways... like it has to for the thing to even move in water. Again in the land of someone who doesn't understand physics, so really, just stop when you clearly know nothing John Snowman.

Are you just this stupid? Or do you actually not know the difference between swimming in the middle of the sea and standing on the ground?

If the scenario's were even remotely similar... so what are you even talking about here?

true... though I thought they explained they had done something special to the Samurai's blade to make it able to do what it did.

I get what you mean.

It wasn't sinking either, thus floating. He didn't have to do anything, but push it up to the surface is what he did. thus floating. Which gets easier when the sub is moving under it's own power and he can get up near the front and push it from there.

Yes, because he can technically fly under water.

Look it's very simple why this is not a lifting feat: There is not part in any of this where Aquaman is relying on any of his muscles to move that sub, it's the same when Superman simply lifts off the ground after Zod had rammed him, it has nothing to do with how strong they are but how much momentum they generate in the mediums of air or water.

Now try and do it under water with an object that can float on it's own.

Well thats why he is keeping it 40 feet of the ground, so yes.

Ah, but we haven't. We've seen the metal in a liquid state that has never been solid before.

I know, but at the same time I am taking the leap of faith in that Ultron cannot be 100% made of Adamantium the same way no computer is made 100% of one kind of material... like all his wiring and wires that send power around to his various engines and such have to be isolated somehow to keep his body from reacting on every single electrical current that's going through it.

Like I seem to recall that once during one of the Secret Wars (the one where Parker got the black suit), (an) Ultron was stopped by the Human Torch going nova and melting the insides while the outer shell remained intact... dont ask me how Captain America survived that hiding behind his shield 10 ft from them, but he did :S

Aquaman, because it was nice to see a good take on a character that still has the whiff of Superfriends about it... which is the opposite of Ragnarok which was kinda like seeing the potential for epicness getting thrown out for the sake of comedy.

One that understands physics better than you it seems. Durable he would have to be, strong? No... becuase none of what he is actually doing there has anything to do with his muscles.

Look when a swimmer gets into the water, it takes muscles to move around. As far as we have seen, Arthur can move around in the water seemingly at will without using his arms or legs, while he sometimes appear to 'jump' when he needs an ekstra boost in speed which he somehow then maintains indefinitely.

Rather depends on whenever or not the characters need to breathe or are just holding their breaths. Also it depends on whenever or not Arthur has the very special trident with added kaiju power or not :)