That's ok

Lol

wow slow up bro eh during the A BOMB scene with wolverine he didn't actually have his adamantium skeleton at this point this is a good 40 years before colonel striker he was with his original skeletal structure

I was going to comment this. Thanks for being knowledgeable!

He didn't take a huge blast, just immense heat. So his skeleton didn't take any crazy forces. His flesh just burnt. If there was any strong blast forces the man that he was standing over would have died. That piece of metal would not have saved him from the concussive forces, as it was not even big enough to cover his whole body. So the explosive forces would have still crushed him. Apparently you and 55 other people weren't able to deduce this. It seems like such an obvious thing that simply, common sense, should have allowed you all to understand this.

I was gonna comment this as well but you beat me to it. But what about the radiation of course wolverine would survive but the Japanese soldier would have had some major radiation problems

@@daemonthorn5888 he was within a 2km blast radius. If you ever look at what an atomic bomb does within such short distance, you’d realize that it absolutely demolishes everything in its pass. Immense heat is small talk compared to a bomb. If you’ve ever taken the time to watch hero movies. You’d realize common sense does not apply to apply to them. It’s called fiction. 😂

@@Jeremy-bn5fh The blast radius of the bombs was more than 2km. Concussive damage was reported up to 12km away with the most significant within 3km. The distance observed in the movie appears to be 3-4km across that bay and it shows Wolverine being lifted up by the force. Ultimately the question is just how much concussive force was there at that point since the human body can start being pushed about by 75mph winds... Personally, I think the heat radiation alone should have been more than enough to crispy both guys and wind up killing the solider, but Hollywood and plot demanded otherwise.

Both of us my friend, both of us

It would certainly explain the line "Forged in the heart of a dying star" Implying that Thors hammer is made from neutron degenerate matter, thought to have the highest density of all materials. To put it into persepctive, lead has a density of 11340 Kg/m3 with Osmium (the most dense stable element) 22570 Kg/m3, a Neutron stars density is estimated to be about 1*10^18 Kg/m3. This means Thors hammer would weigh millions of tonnes and would explain its seemingly unlimited inertia.

Exactly 💯

Not even close. Surface temperature of a neutron star is 1.8 million that is greater than that of a main sequence yellow star but a nuclear bomb which superman tanked is approx 200 million degrees in farenheit which in turn is roughly 4 to 5 times hotter than the core of sun.

@@leeowen4989 You've got it all wrong. Neither mjolnir not the stormbreaker is made of one of even the metals you mentioned or in fact any Earthly element. It's made of Uru which is aa mystical Asgardian metal. That also disproves your claim of mjolnir being millions of tonnes. It's not million of tons it can range from light to infinite weight due to the enchantment placed on it by Odin. If you're worthy, it'll be as light as a normal hammer to you but if you're non-worthy it can weigh limitless.

@@maazahmed506 a nuclear blast might be more intense but only lasts for a fraction of a second... Thor withstood the full intensity of the neutron star for several minutes as he held it open long enough to form the axe... its like the difference between waving your hand through a fire or holding it over a fire... personally I'd rather wave my hand quickly through a really hot fire than hold it over a slightly cooler fire for several minutes though it would've been funny if Thor opened it up and dr Manhattan was just sitting there on the other side, chilling out, confused at seeing another being at all... and us the audience impressed that dr Manhattan is so OP he can even teleport from the DCU to the MCU haha

No. It was far too ridiculous. The Spiderman scene makes no sense. The distance that the train travels after he shoots his webs out would mean that those webs stretched unbelievably far. Not only that, but this would also mean that the adhesive itself was so strong that it was able to stay stuck to the buildings while the full weight of a traveling train, stretching super-duper- strong webs, was pulling on it. Also, the buildings themselves must have been made of Adamantium or something, for their walls to not have been ripped loose from taking all of that force as well. The entire scene has so many unbelievable things taking place during it, that's it absolutely crazy.

@@daemonthorn5888 it's fiction you can get away with that stuff. Like when Captain América held back the helicopter even if he had the strength to do that the yellow bar he was holding on to should have broke but I'm not complaining it's a super hero movie and it helps the story continue. If your looking for something to complain about nothing will ever be right. Fantasy is obviously different from reality but we still watch knowing that it's fake to enjoy the moment.

@@daemonthorn5888 that spiderman scene was iconic because it not about how well built those NY buildings were made but about spidermans strength and determination to save those people and the strength of his webs too.

@@daemonthorn5888 is anyone gonna tell him spider-man isn't real?

@@daemonthorn5888 yoooo shiitttt this guy must be fun at parties, ever heard of fiction before?

Or out-fart him. Lol.

Most likely due to copyright issues with the background music.

I thought my phone was fd up

​@@micolalau same

Star Lord is my favorite MCU character! He is no where near the strongest, but he is the funniest next to Rocket raccoon!

BRING. ME. THANOS.

Wanda is The Badass.

Phoenix > Scarlet Witch

@@isaias630 on a power level these two are on the same level only doctor strange is over them

@@thomaskletzl6493 only supreme Dr Strange is over them.lol

@@isaias630 that is what i meant

In the comics he can casually hold at least several tons of concrete on the tip of his pinky finger...

It's said that he can lift 20000 tons.

Not Worthy

does that really deserve to be in the top 10 tho?

Thanos wasn’t using his glove also Wanda in the MCU got her power from the mind stone (she actually is a mutant but it was changed in 2015 for MCU plot)

@@Lordchron0s it got changed back in Wandavision; she and Pietro are now both mutants

@@chriskringle6521 THANK FUCKING GOD (Pietro is an Omega class level mutant due to his ability of Chronokinesis in omega chronicles)

He even mentions it to Hawkeye later in the movie saying sorry and that he tried as hard as he could but couldn't bring her back. This all on top of Hulk successfully snapping half the the universe back into existence, is why the snap drained him so brutally.

I think he was blocked from the possibility because then their soul stone wouldn’t be there, it was a one time sacrifice

@@monkeybandit222 They talked about how time travel works in Endgame, changing the past doesn't change the future or something like that. So bringing her back doesn't mean they would lose the soul stone because they already have it.

@@Alfabd It's not a time travel rule, it's a soul stone rule, Natasha already paid with her life (and soul) for the stone, no exchanges or refunds. If Natasha were able to come back the the soul stone would have had to have been returned to its location, which would stop hulk's snap, which would stop everyone from being able to return, ergo no Natasha. Monkey Bandit is correct.

Plus, he used an inferior gauntlet.

Facts, either that or when he nearly extracted all of the metal from the planet. Surprised neither made the cut.

Really he should've just combined all of Magneto's feats ..

did he do it on screen or in the comics? Pretty sure this was only covering on screen events. All of these characters have stunts in the comics that are orders of magnitude greater.

@NevTheDeranged He did it on screen in X-Men Apocalypse

@@dariancathion3475 ah, ok, I didn't see that one, thanks for the heads up!

wandavision is a tv show

@@TheTVRegent endgame?

@@TheTVRegent well u gotta do a best scenes for wanda

Excactly! You could just put that Thanos scene in the video, even though it was a very short moment...

@@TheTVRegent u just hates Wanda..

instead of plot armor its plot pants

I still don't know how he knew what was going to happen. The a-bomb was secret.

same science for when bruce banner transforms into the hulk, his pants survive

It's not that hot.

@@masere It wasn't a secret then. This is the second bomb. The US government had already told everyone what it was and that we were going to drop another if Japan refused to surrender.

while I agree that Dr. Manhattan is one of the most pwoerful beings/ Heros out there, this video was about guys and gals giving it their best. Dr. Manhattan would not fit as he new has to try

I believe that Superman wasn't making the earth rotate backwards but was going so fast he entered the Speedforce to jump back in time.

@@Thurgosh_OG Cool

When the heck was the moon pushed, what movie did I miss. Or is that from the comics where anything can happen?

@@Yolandi. As opposed to cinema? Where anything cannot happen?

It's not worthy

That's more worthy then thor or superman and I am a huge superman fan

@@jameeskills8061 felt slightly cringe tbh...too much talk for such a slow and intense moment

@@brianmigwi5408 yeah slow motion is old and they used it in a cringy way

@@_JimMilton that ? is this serious? It's number one by far and I'm not a big fan of DC, I'd think it's a joke

Word!

Getting bonded with the adamantium would have killed Logan if not for his regeneration...And it *continues* to damage him all the time & his regeneration power is *always* working to repair him. Sure, the bonding process itself was excruciating enough as it was, but by surviving the *process* his power is the only thing still *keeping* alive with that metal still inside of him.

@@MidnightDStroyer hmm... I don't think that they ever actually specified in the movies that the Adamantium inside of him was always killing him slowly - sure, in the comics they could dive into that level of detail, but I don't believe they prioritized establishing it as cinema canon. They did have Rogue ask Logan in the first X-Men movie if his claws hurt when he extends them, and his response was, "every time." If I'm wrong about it being canon in the OG or First Class franchises, please let me know because I'd be interested to watch the scene for context. However, I don't count XM Origins: Wolverine as canon in any way, shape or form, since it's generally only accepted by fans as a giant flaming pile of feces. 😂

if he had adamantium they never would have been able to lock him in the pit, he would have cut his way out

@Mr. Dutch im talking about worthiness

He did didn't he

No he didn't had the adamantium at that moment But it's not the adamantium that maked him survive but his healing powers that his brother also share That's why they don't age too much Until in old logan where he is basically poisoned and it weakens his healing abilities He received the adamantium in the 90s i think And logan was already 100+ Going through WW1,2 and others

I’m glad I’m not only one that noticed that 😅

All to save Louis

Ghost Rider had some really underrated movies; I hope he joins the MCU soon

I know! I was disappointed with his choice of scene for magneto, wouldn't even magneto just slowing down apocalypse be a bigger feat of power than lifting a submarine?

Interesting- where does it say that? Spidey is definitely *way* stronger than the approximately 150x human strength of a "human sized spider", but I dunno about him rivaling the Hulk... I'd need more evidence!

This isn't close to ground zero. This is miles out.

@@redrick8900 Wow, you are picking on that, well I guess that is fair I was picky about him not having adamantium yet, but seriously they were inside the heat blast radius and that is the explosion damage area not the nuclear fallout surrounding ring for secondary damage so yes it is not the square inch of impact, but it is technically still ground zero. It was in the radiation heat blast area that can be ( in the first two bombs up to about 10 or 12 miles if I remember correctly then you have the concussion wave ring area without the heat and direct radiation and then another ring around that where there is only radiation fallout and ash afterward but the fallout and ash covers the entire area from impact point to the last ring and the last ring can be giant depending on winds.

@@brianr101010 "it is technically still ground zero." You are going to have to look that term up and try again. You look the fool being relentlessly incorrect.

All of the insane "lift" feats are too cringey and cartoonish now. All that force applied to such a small area and it never collapses. At least Spiderman crushed the front of the train a bit.