A small addition for DCEU Superman and the Kryptonians

[Cardex01]

Superman has gone into space many times and has survived without any problems. For this reason, he and the other Kryptonians must be able to survive in space. In addition, they must develop resistance to radiation: "Without an atmosphere to filter it out, space harbors immense amounts of cosmic radiation, so any character capable of enduring it would have to resist its radiation."

Characters to be updated:
Superman
General Zod
Faora-Ul
Nam-Ek
Doomsday

Space Survival

Space Survival is the power to survive unassisted in the hostile environment of outer space for extended periods. Resistance to Radiation Manipulation: Without an atmosphere to filter it out, space harbors immense amounts of cosmic radiation, so any character capable of enduring it would have to...

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[AyOgUyS]

Makes sense, agreed.

 

[Ozcantabak]

This is fine

 

[Cardex01]

Bump

 

[Hacigeralt]

I agree

 

[Cardex01]

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[Cardex01]

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[Cardex01]

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[Cardex01]

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[Cardex01]

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[Cardex01]

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[Rex_Eckles]

I'm okay with this.

 

[Cardex01]

Bump

 

[MrKerf]

Space Survival is for "extended periods" in outer space. Granted, we don't list minimal requirements

How long does he spends there?

 

[Cardex01]

Space Survival is for "extended periods" in outer space. Granted, we don't list minimal requirements

How long does he spends there?

Superman takes Doomsday into space to fight him. In an earlier scene, Clark had heard from Lex about Doomsday’s power and capabilities, and had witnessed his strength firsthand. To fight such a powerful enemy, he took him into space. This shows that Superman had no hesitation about taking a prolonged battle into space and beyond the atmosphere. Furthermore, while in a “near-death” state in space, he is brought back to life by the sun, which once again demonstrates that Superman's cells function using solar radiation without needing oxygen.

 

[MrKerf]

Superman takes Doomsday into space to fight him. In an earlier scene, Clark had heard from Lex about Doomsday’s power and capabilities, and had witnessed his strength firsthand. To fight such a powerful enemy, he took him into space. This shows that Superman had no hesitation about taking a prolonged battle into space and beyond the atmosphere. Furthermore, while in a “near-death” state in space, he is brought back to life by the sun, which once again demonstrates that Superman's cells function using solar radiation without needing oxygen.

Hmm, should be fine, I suppose.

 

[Cardex01]

Space Survival is for "extended periods" in outer space. Granted, we don't list minimal requirements

How long does he spends there?

Additionally, the Donnerverse Superman, who has a scene almost identical to that of the DCEU Superman, possesses this ability on the wiki.

 

[Cardex01]

Bump

 

[MrKerf]

Upon further examination, I moved it to Self-evident revisions. As such, with my approval, you can go forward with applying it (as self-evident need one staff vote).

If I am wrong - someone will chime in. Tell me when you are done and I’ll close it.

 

[Cardex01]

Upon further examination, I moved it to Self-evident revisions. As such, with my approval, you can go forward with applying it (as self-evident need one staff vote).

If I am wrong - someone will chime in. Tell me when you are done and I’ll close it.

I'll let you know, thanks.

 

[Qawsedf234]

am wrong - someone will chime in.

Why would Superman get radiation resistance from being in outer space rather than surviving a point blank hydrogen bomb explosion?

 

[Cardex01]

Why would Superman get radiation resistance from being in outer space rather than surviving a point blank hydrogen bomb explosion?

I think the second one is more conclusive evidence, but I can list both in the profile.

 

[Ozcantabak]

Why would Superman get radiation resistance from being in outer space rather than surviving a point blank hydrogen bomb explosion?

Do you think that would give him further resistance to extreme heat ? If i remember correctly nukes bombs can generate 10 million kelvin heat.

 

[Qawsedf234]

If i remember correctly nukes bombs can generate 10 million kelvin heat.

They do but it's for a fraction of a microsecond. For the W87 it's like 200 Million F but it quickly disperses to like 4-6k as the fireball spreads out. Radiation at the hypocenter is like 240 Grays of exposure

 

[MrKerf]

I see you’ve applied it. But before I close it: shouldn’t Flash’s Supergirl benefit from the same scaling? Or was that different continuity?

 

[Cardex01]

I see you’ve applied it. But before I close it: shouldn’t Flash’s Supergirl benefit from the same scaling? Or was that different continuity?

Oh, I completely forgot about that; I'll edit that too. Thanks a lot for the reminder.

 

[MrKerf]

Oh, I completely forgot about that; I'll edit that too. Thanks a lot for the reminder.

Write here once you’re done and I’ll close it at last

 

[Cardex01]

Write here once you’re done and I’ll close it at last

It has been done.

 

[MrKerf]

Closing.