
...or do you just merge them just because you can't find something substantional in Hulk comics?
Because the parameters have yet been set...so we picked his strongest yet mentally weakest form.
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Then post it. I gave you mine..... And the aboved happened too, how in the hell is Doc Ork going to suspend hulks arms in place at the first place?Ghost Rider wrote:
Then go check out Revenge of the Sinister Six in Spider-Man(not spectacular, not amazing) and looky Hulk suspended by Doc Ock.
Eric Larson is the writer/penciller/inker...this was his last story arc.
Call it what you will...it happened.
So you were saying?
I've held them as two different fights the entire time. As I've said.... And you didn't differeant either when it suited your purposes.Ghost Rider wrote:I see...so going to movie...so is it movie Hulk or Canon Hulk![]()
...or do you just merge them just because you can't find something substantional in Hulk comics?
Because the parameters have yet been set...so we picked his strongest yet mentally weakest form.
Ah so you merged them...since I asked for Hulk of canon since he though movie and comic Hulk were one and the same.Darth_Shinji wrote:I've held them as two different fights the entire time. As I've said.... And you didn't differeant either when it suited your purposes.Ghost Rider wrote:I see...so going to movie...so is it movie Hulk or Canon Hulk![]()
...or do you just merge them just because you can't find something substantional in Hulk comics?
Because the parameters have yet been set...so we picked his strongest yet mentally weakest form.
The Hulk acts like nothing more than a 6 year old having a tantrum. The only reason he's dangerous is because he's super strong.Darth_Shinji wrote:3 entries found for strong-minded.
strong-mind·ed (strôngmndd)
adj.
Having a determined will.
Having a vigorous, independent mind.
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He acts nothing more, but he has detremination that a 6th grader has, usally saving betty and smashing his oppenent. Also as I've pointed out Banner can subcously take control of the hulk like he did at the end of the movie. And I can easly prove Banner is strong minded. Even easier if your going by that kinda false defination.... Are you saying all smart people are strong willed?observer_20000 wrote:The Hulk acts like nothing more than a 6 year old having a tantrum. The only reason he's dangerous is because he's super strong.Darth_Shinji wrote:3 entries found for strong-minded.
strong-mind·ed (strôngmndd)
adj.
Having a determined will.
Having a vigorous, independent mind.
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Are you suggesting a six year old having a tantrum is too strong-minded for Yoda to mind control?
He saves someone he loves, big deal, most six year olds also would not hurt someone they hold dear.Darth_Shinji wrote:He acts nothing more, but he has detremination that a 6th grader has, usally saving betty and smashing his oppenent. Also as I've pointed out Banner can subcously take control of the hulk like he did at the end of the movie. And I can easly prove Banner is strong minded. Even easier if your going by that kinda false defination.... Are you saying all smart people are strong willed?observer_20000 wrote:The Hulk acts like nothing more than a 6 year old having a tantrum. The only reason he's dangerous is because he's super strong.Darth_Shinji wrote:3 entries found for strong-minded.
strong-mind·ed (strôngmndd)
adj.
Having a determined will.
Having a vigorous, independent mind.
Snip irrelevant drivel
Are you suggesting a six year old having a tantrum is too strong-minded for Yoda to mind control?
But he can when there both in danger of something Hulk can not beat by himself (the final battle) they even showed it in the movie. "You want it? Take it!"observer_20000 wrote:He saves someone he loves, big deal, most six year olds also would not hurt someone they hold dear.Darth_Shinji wrote:He acts nothing more, but he has detremination that a 6th grader has, usally saving betty and smashing his oppenent. Also as I've pointed out Banner can subcously take control of the hulk like he did at the end of the movie. And I can easly prove Banner is strong minded. Even easier if your going by that kinda false defination.... Are you saying all smart people are strong willed?observer_20000 wrote: The Hulk acts like nothing more than a 6 year old having a tantrum. The only reason he's dangerous is because he's super strong.
Are you suggesting a six year old having a tantrum is too strong-minded for Yoda to mind control?
As for your other claim, Banner obviously can't control the Hulk's body whenever he wants. If he did, why wouldn't he stop the Hulk from rampaging around destroying everything?
Becuase the whole deal with Jedi telapathy is that it can only work on the "weak-minded". And stopping the transformation while being electructed beaten into subconsionce is a sign of a strong will/mind.observer_20000 wrote:Why do you assume that Banner's mind is strong enough to withstand telepathy?Darth_Shinji wrote:he can when there both in danger of something Hulk can not beat by himself (the final battle) they even showed it in the movie. "You want it? Take it!"
Ok so forrest situation like i said,Ghost Rider wrote:Oh yes...Hulk is moving m/s in spans where Yoda's pre-cog won't tell him crap
interesting to know, but not for this debate, movie hulk in this one.Yogi wrote:Comic Hulk is actually not the Savage varient we know. He's currently the Proessor varient, meaning he has the intellegence of Bruce Banner and the strength of Hulk.
HOW would yoda break his neck? that suggests Yoda's TK can munipulate the Hulk's physical body, not just lifting him off the ground.As for breaking Hulk's neck or crushing his windpipe, Hulk has gotten burned down to the skeletal level, and regenerated that. It's going to take a lot more than a broken neck.
I don't think there is 'much' of a mind to actually...invade..or communicate wtih. If yoda tried to communicate with the hulk, it woudln't take 1 second to calm the guy down, he's going to probably ignore anything at first, he's going off pure rage,As for mind control, that's Yoda's best bet. Calm Hulk down, and he becomes less dangerous (though he no longer transforms into Banner.) He needs to be careful not to bring out Guilt Hulk or Devil Hulk though.
have u seen the movie?Movie Hulk is kind of screwed.
Hold the air?Yogi wrote:Movie Hulk can die from lack of air. Yoda can't hold Hulk's lungs, but he can hold the air itself. Since Movie Hulk can't Thunderclap, he can't actually reach Yoda,
First off,it's Marvel canon that the Hulk's strength varies depending on how mad he is. Also, Abomination and Absorbing Man have comparable strength to that of the Hulk.Ghost Rider wrote:Nice to see you living up to VI.
Well if you are using Billion ton as your arguement but plugging your ears to the fact that he doesn't do this consistently and has been felled by far lesser things...shows he like many, many Marvel
Not for the Hulk. The madder he gets, the stronger he gets. The Hulk also swam across the Pacific Ocean for a week non-stop.Huge strength...far less endurance.
Doc Ock also had a set of adamantium tenacles for that fight.Hmmm...and to think Doc Ock beat him this very same way.
Comparing a pissed off Hulk to a six-year old with a temper is like comparing a rabid pit bull to an angry Chihuahua.observer_20000 wrote:The Hulk acts like nothing more than a 6 year old having a tantrum. The only reason he's dangerous is because he's super strong.Darth_Shinji wrote:3 entries found for strong-minded.
strong-mind·ed (strôngmndd)
adj.
Having a determined will.
Having a vigorous, independent mind.
Snip irrelevant drivel
Are you suggesting a six year old having a tantrum is too strong-minded for Yoda to mind control?