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Dceu superman's heat vision has a light feat

Well yes, a laser reflecting off a surfece like a mirror is a property of light I'm however not sure about his heat vision given my lack of knowledge of the verse.
 
I agree especially with LordNephalem's link.

Would scale to WW, other kryptonians, likely the Flash, Doomsday and others.
 
I already applied it to the Kriptonians, but why WW and Flash would scale?.
 
Wonder Woman blocked doomsdays heat vision after it was fired when she saved batman in BvS (her entrance scene)
 
Here it is

And you can not only see that Superman shots before Cyborg even reacts, but also Cyborg moving his arm and the heat vision almost reaching him in the same frame.
 
The picture shows the beam already fired with Diana's hand not crossed to block. So she blocked after the beam was fired
 
Diana blocked after Doomsday fired, Cyborg reacted to it so anyone stronger should be comparable, and Flash is apparently light speed via the SS documents and he can see the entire league move in slow motion, plus he's comparable to supes.
 
I think just her reaction time should be lightspeed. She moved more than 20 times slower than the beam, so I doubt her combat speed needs to be changed
 
I think LordNephalem gave the credits to the wrong person on the calculation blog. I did the calculation for it, well, mistakes do happen
 
Well the problem is if this is true, then you have everyone at subrelativistic and Superman and Flash at relativistic.

I'm not sure if we should consider these outliers or not, because Superman shouldn't be near the speed of his heat vision.
 
The funny thing is this is consistent with a Sub-Relativistic calc done for Pre Ressurection Superman. And while I'm here I should note Clark's movement and reactions are equal as stated in the supplemental material (not sure if that's applicable tho since that was for Pre Ressurection Supes.
 
DeathstroketheHedgehog said:
Well the problem is if this is true, then you have everyone at subrelativistic and Superman and Flash at relativistic.

I'm not sure if we should consider these outliers or not, because Superman shouldn't be near the speed of his heat vision.
I'm not so sure about that, because Cyborg did react to the heat vision and he was still in slow-motion to Superman and Flash.
 
That's the problem, Cyborg appeared nearly if not completely still.

If the calc put Victor at 3.5% the speed of light, then him simply being viewed 5 tmes slower would make Superman 17% the speed of light, nearly 1/5th of his heat vision speed.

If the slowmotion was ten tmes slower, Superman would be 35% the speed of light, meaning he is 1/3 as fast as his heat vision, hence me saying "Superman shouldn't be near the speed of his heat vision."
 
Antvasima said:
It would probably be best if somebody calculated the Wonder Woman feat and placed it in a blog.
Can the Cyborg calc be accepted?

M3X said:
I think LordNephalem gave the credits to the wrong person on the calculation blog. I did the calculation for it, well, mistakes do happen
I'm really sorry for that, I'll edit the blog as soon as possible.
 
Superman saw the Cyborg in slow motion, so let's see his speed. The speed of the Cyborg used will be 3.47% of the speed of light.


Formula: Human Speed * Speed of what you see in slow motion / 0.001

In this formula you create a relationship between the standard velocity of a human with the speed of the attack, this ratio is then divided by the speed that a human usually comes in slow motion to find reason between them.

So let's go to the calculation

5.5 * 10.416.694 / 0.001

57,291,817,000 m / s or 191x the speed of light


oh shit
 
If it's accepted, then scaling to Superman, and then to his heat vision, Superman's heat vision will have to be ftl because Superman is nowhere near the speed of his heat vision, and putting Superman at relativistic speeds implies that Superman is near the speed of his heat vision.


So it's either that or accept the Cyborg and Wonder Woman heat vision reaction feats as outliers.
 
If you put the video in slow-motion, you'll see that Cyborg is moving when the beam of the heat vision is really close to reaching him, he's not much slower than the beam.

But he is much slower than Superman.

I'm not saying that Superman is FTL, but he is definitely not much slower than his heat vision.
 
What you're implying is that when Superman moves at his max speed, Superman to his heat vision moves as fast as a person vs a person on a bicycle.

Essentially, saying heat vision is comparatively slow asf.
 
The above are examples of calc stacking.

But isn't Supes MFTL in the comics with light speed heat vision?
 
DeathstroketheHedgehog said:
I looked at the calc again, and realized that there was no explanation of the distance calced in the speed feat.
Well the distance he used was

> Geosynchronous Orbit at 35,786 Kilometers in 5 seconds.

My guess is that he used that distance in particular since the majority of satellites are in Geosynchronous orbiy and 35,786 kilometers is the typical distance at the equator.

EDIT: Should still add that he sorta guessed that it was in that particular orbit. It could've been one of the satellites in lower orbit.
 
Here's a longer gif of the scene and video link to the relevant portion since I don't know if non-calc memebers can comment on that forum.
 
Also, not related to this thread, but why aren't Wonder Woman, Aquaman, Steppenwolf and etc just 6-B, instead of "likely 6-B"?

The 6-C feat comes from a dying and almost powerless Zeus using his last breath
 
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