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Subj: Re: Rank in terms of hard durability Posted: Tue Sep 05, 2017 at 11:19:14 am EDT (Viewed 400 times) | Reply Subj: Rank in terms of hard durability Posted: Sun Sep 03, 2017 at 09:40:41 am EDT (Viewed 564 times) | ||||||
I will rank them in terms of hard durability, and then again in terms of overall durability. Diamond takes more to do an initial amount of damage than some metals, but exceed that and it might break, while the metal deforms and can take more overall punishment...Thor has a high strength, but low hardness in materials terms i.e. low barrier to ding iron or whatever, but it deforms, and won't break easily, while a 'harder' material may not deform under low impacts, but breaks easily when hit with a hammer that would do minimal damage to the iron... Gladiator- about equal with Superman Silver Surfer - could be here or in the top spot Wonder Man- clear gap between the top guys, I think Wondy is clearly next on the list though Luke Cage- I think there's a clear gap between Cage and the top guys but I think he's durable way outside his weight class and he's been upgraded a couple times in power from the 5 ton days...I think he's slightly more durable than Colossus and Thing, but all three are in the same ballpark Thing Colossus Iron Man - not much difference between IM and Cage, all these guys are peers IMO and I could see moving them into almost any order Hulk - classically would have been a peer to the top 2, at the peak of his healing factor, he drops below Thor, but usually is similar to the guys in the next category Thor - .50 cal bullets seemed to raise welts...lowest threshold to take any damage of almost any heavy hitter except Wonder Woman but among the highest overall damage soakers in comics...akin to a relatively malleable metal...bends a lot but never seems to break USAgent: nowhere near the Hulk/Thor level Overall strength (by strength, I'm talking 'material strength' analog, not how much they can lift...how much stress needs to be acted before 'failure' is reached. Hulk- with his healing factor being the most efficient on this list, he's far and away number 1 Gladiator-I give him the nod over Thor because while I think they're pretty even, I give the tie to hard durability Thor Surfer: I think maybe its mental toughness that bumps him lower, but the top 4 are still far and away the highest...clear gap after this one Thing- again, I think mental toughness is the deciding factor, see the champion fight for details Luke Cage Colossus Iron Man? Wonder Man still, all these guys are kind of close USAgent -nowhere near the others | |||||||
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