movie Lady Deathstrike vs movie Spider-Man without his web-shooters

[MichaelC]

Lady Deathstrike takes on Holland Spider-Man. Spidey has no web-shooters and is dressed in his cloth costume.

[Steel Inquisitor]

Spider-man. He's faster, and stronger than her. All he needs to do is pin her down for the ten count.

[big_adventure]

Holland Spider Man is a legit solid bullet timer with precog and the ability to lift thousands of tons of stone. Deathstrike is going to get her head turned around in circles and her hands shoved up her own butt, in case she tries to use claws.

[KJS]

the ability to lift thousands of tons of stone.

Huh?

Don't get me wrong, Spider-Man wins this with ease and is very strong - and I even know the scene you're referring to - but thousands of tonnes?

[Steel Inquisitor]

Huh?

Don't get me wrong, Spider-Man wins this with ease and is very strong - and I even know the scene you're referring to - but thousands of tonnes?

Edit: Deathstrike's not matching that strength level.

[MichaelC]

Yeah, digging yourself out like that doesn't require thousands of tons of strength. A lot of it is about the durability of what you're digging yourself free from rather than the weight. What I get is that he can break concrete and maybe twist some metal while lifting something large but mostly hollow.

[The Arbiter]

Big is likely referring to Pete stopping the top of the stone tower from falling in the sequel.

[The Arbiter]

Worth noting is that Peter failed to actually stop the tower from falling. Much like the ferry boat, he only slowed it down.

Still a very good feat. Not sure how many tons it equals, but he should stomp all over Deathstrike.

[KJS]

Edit: Deathstrike's not matching that strength level.

I'll ask again (having already said that she doesn't match his strength levels and made it very clear that I knew which scene was being referred to):

Where does the idea that he can lift "thousands of tonnes" come from? Because that's not even close to 100 tonnes. What on Earth are you trying to prove to me in relation to what I actually asked?

And his other attempt to lift stone didn't succeed (and didn't involve lifting, as such, anyway), so it can't have been referring to that one.

[Steel Inquisitor]

I'll ask again (having already said that she doesn't match his strength levels and made it very clear that I knew which scene was being referred to):

Where does the idea that he can lift "thousands of tonnes" come from? Because that's not even close to 100 tonnes. What on Earth are you trying to prove to me in relation to what I actually asked?

And his other attempt to lift stone didn't succeed, so it can't have been referring to that one.

I don't agree that it was hundreds of tonnes, all it was is a barometer to show that Pete dwarfs Deathstrike when it comes to sheer strength.

[KJS]

I don't agree that it was hundreds of tonnes, all it was is a barometer to show that Pete dwarfs Deathstrike when it comes to sheer strength.

Which I'd already said...

[The Arbiter]

Hopefully Big can clarify, but I have a hunch he meant the tower feat.

[big_adventure]

Big is likely referring to Pete stopping the top of the stone tower from falling in the sequel.

Big was definitely referring to this. Thanks Arby. :-)

[big_adventure]

And his other attempt to lift stone didn't succeed (and didn't involve lifting, as such, anyway), so it can't have been referring to that one.

Most certainly can be referring to that, and he held it up for an extended period of time, after stopping it from falling (which is harder than lifting something, generally, because you have to overcome the inertia and the mass).

[The Arbiter]

Big was definitely referring to this. Thanks Arby. :-)

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