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What does this even mean and how does it refute Hercules lifting the heavens?
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Marvel Comics - Fixing Heralds Lifting Strength
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It dosen't. He still did it. I am absolutely not denying that. But i think this dosen't give him infinite strength but high 3-A.
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This is in reference to when Hercules tricked Atlas to re-take his burden of supporting the heavens. Nothing changed about the weight. He was supporting it just fine before that anyway.
That's not how it works. The feat is High 3-A because Hercules is supporting infinite weight. It's both High 3-A and Infinite Lifting Strength
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Not that scan. I am talking about a guidebook that is linked to his AP. In that guidebook it says atlas needed to "readjust" the heavens that Hercules can lift it longer.
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That scan is what the guidebook is referring to
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Duh, it also gives us a little more context.
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It doesn't. Either way, the comic still shows Hercules supporting the heavens completely alright even before Atlas re-took it. The context of the labour was that Hercules bargains with Atlas to obtain the apples and lies to him in order for Atlas to retake the heavens so that Hercules won't be stuck doing it for months.
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I am not saying he didn't suport the weight of the universe, but i am saying that the weight of that universe was "readjust"-ed and so it shouldn't be infinite strength feat for Hercules but something more like high 3-A or something.
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And again, Hercules was still supporting the entire weight of the heavens completely fine
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Isn't supporting infinite weight low 2-C?
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No. It's just High 3-A
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You seem to be taking the "readjust"-ed line out of context. According to the scan Hercules had shouldered Atlas’ burden of lifting the heavens for 3 hours. After that Atlas returned and asked him to continue lifting the heavens for a few months more, so Hercules asks Atlas to readjust the heavens as a trick to get Atlas back into position in order to steal the golden apples and run off.
Before tricking Atlas into retaking his burden, Hercules lifted it just fine.
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We already discussed that
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Tbh, the main OP was already rejected because it's only Class T and not Stellar, and SS's Lifting Strength now scales to that of Thor and Hercules instead of the other way around, so this thread can probably be closed...?
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