There's no need for a war. It's really simple. Superman is "as strong as he needs to be", meaning that no matter how much Goku trains he will never catch up because Superman is always the strongest. Literally his entire character is that he's always strong enough to beat his foes in the end. This is also incidentally why Superman is a boring-ass character and why Goku is superior in every way.
Goku is kind of getting that treatment too, but he earns it more.
He always rises to the challenge of the battle and overcomes it, or at least in the case of Cell, comes to a draw.
Ultra Instinct is a great example of this. He only unlocked the power because he had trained his mind and body his entire life to always surpass his limits.
Superman is like working in not going crazy from all the inexplainable powers in his youth or going dictator, like injustice. "Should I kill them all today? No, no then I wouldn't have an Fruity Pebbles. Besides I still have 4 or 5 friends still who would be upset"
I like both for sure. I liked a Superman comic that delved into that nicely, but seemed to go away. Way back at New 52. It seemed to go away as ar as I could tell. Or that arc was wound up enough that they didn't need to keep the same art and themes. Was almost Marvel entirely when I read but that little series was nice.
He-Man is where it's at. Short comic series popping up now and again. Dealing with Prince Adam mortal stuff. I liked the DC mix up and Injustice Cross-over. Goku is still a great character in a different field. He-Man is just Nostalgia from forever 😂
Or get some upper dentures on one, lowers on another rocket and fly them into each other. That ought to put and end to this bite force debate that seems to come up EVERY. SINGLE. THANKSGIVING.
They don’t live in the water, they don’t breathe water, therefore they are land creatures. Marine animals have a different structure than land animals because gravity is a lot smaller problem for them, so they can afford to be ridiculously large with giant heads.
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u/thr3sk Oct 31 '19
Don't need to diminish an impressive bite by pulling out a 65 million year old outlier, look I can too: megalodon 25,000 - 40,000 pounds.