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No it was calculated dude...look at Hela's page...
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sigh...you did when you posted a video of Mjolnir being crushed.Drummerboi.x said:i never brought up mjolnir being crushed
Yondu has a MHS+ feat in Guardians of the Galaxy 2 and we see no Sonic Boom so your argument is invalid.Drummerboi.x said:except mjolnir, iron man and every other thing going supersonic in the MCU follow this logic
Yeah, though it wasn't just that one, but evert blast he made, and lol, I'm chipping away at whatever speed feat Thor can get, we'll get to MHS soon, if not from Ragnarok, definitely, in IW. Until then, I'll take any increase.Gemmysaur said:The hammer may not have slowed when turning, but the MHS feat comes from it being portrayed to massively speed up upon Thor being portal'd into another planet.
Malekith breaking the sound barrier? Is this what you're talking about? Good catch with the sonic boom. I didn't notice that. That said, Thor reacted to a telegraphed supersonic attack. That's far below MHS.
Natse said:https://www.narutoforums.org/xfa-blog-entry/hammer-time-mcu-feat.34278/
I can't access it though.
As I said, that was clearly a shock wave. The same kind of shock wave that was produced when Hulk's and Iron Man's punches collided in Age of UltronAKM sama said:Sonic booms are definitely created due to speed.
But I was always under the impression that Hulk's thunderclap produces shock wave instead of sonic boom, which should be an effect of AP as it's produced after Hulk strikes his hands together, not because he moves his hand really fast.
Yes, but I was just pointing out that it was not because of his hands moving that fast so not related to combat speed. Although that would mean he would get it as attack speed as his thunderclap is that fast.RageComment said:...Are not Shockwaves and Sonic Booms both related to the same event? When air is propelled faster than sound travels in that medium?