On another occasion, Sleepwalker defeated the Blob by using warp beams to wrap a steel girder around the villain, crushing his blubber and causing him great physical pain. The Hulk once took the opposite approach, harming the Blob by grabbing and stretching his flab.
If we're going with the "unstoppable force" and "immovable object" scenario, either juggernaut would be redirected and blob wouldn't move, or juggernaut would be stopped and blob would be sent flying. If we're going with the actual characters, juggernaut would probably be able to move blob with minimal effort.
His adamantium claws are one of the few weapons in the Marvel Universe that can consistently pierce Hulk's skin and Wolverine has no problem going for Hulk's head. In fact, if it came down to it, Wolverine could cut Hulk's head off, ending the Hulk once and for all.
Despite being an unstoppable force, powerful beings like Namor, Wolverine, Iron Man, and Deadpool have managed to outsmart and defeat the Hulk. From fellow superheroes to average soldiers, various characters, including Hawkeye and even Batman, have successfully taken down the Hulk.
Uru, the mystical metal comprising Thor's hammer, has often been depicted as a weakness for the giant. Thor has regularly bested the Hulk ever since Avengers #3 (by Stan Lee, Jack Kirby and Stan Goldberg), seemingly due to the use of Mjolnir.
One idea is that the creation of Professor Hulk let Bruce's intelligence inject more humanity into the Hulk. As a result, his rage was tempered enough to affect his strength.
The only beings on record to have been able to move the Blob against his wishes are the Hulk, Juggernaut, and Strong Guy (powered-up near his limit by absorbing kinetic energy), although Colossus has managed to lift Dukes by digging underground and raising the piece of earth Dukes stands on, stating this as an ...
Since Mjölnir can only be wielded by the worthy, Juggernaut has no chance of lifting it. However, that doesn't stop him from using it. In most fights against Thor, Thor throws his hammer at full speed towards Juggernaut, but Juggernaut's mystical force field stops Mjölnir in mid-air.
Despite his strength, the original version of Juggernaut would not be able to take down Thanos, which makes the sacrifice even more shocking. Ultimately, Juggernaut being turned into a Thanos-killing weapon shows that Mr.
It was one of the more epic Marvel events in recent memory. And with this issue showing that Hulk, when mad enough, can take down an actual god, it's no wonder that MCU Loki was so scared when he saw the not-so-jolly- green giant show up in Ragnarok.
Hyperion was an Avenger during one of the Hulk's stints on the team, so he knows what he's dealing with. He isn't going to mess around; he'll go all out right off the bat. With powers like his, he'll be able to knock out the Hulk before he can get too strong to handle.
Having no absolute upper limit, the Hulk's super-strength is said to be infinite as he only grows stronger the angrier he becomes. Even at his calmest, he can lift a commercial airplane that weighs almost 100 tons.
Remember that Gray Hulk might be the weakest version of the Hulk of all-time but there was one other time that Hulk went gray after that original appearance. This was when he turned into Mr. Fixit.
Banner's brain inadvertently puts a cap on Hulk's power level, whereas, before, his strength was as limitless as his rage. Other versions of the Jade Giant, like World War Hulk, have won this matchup before, proving that the Hulk is strong enough to beat up Hercules.
While many people believed that Hulk was afraid of Thanos after his beat down, the directors confirmed in an interview that Hulk was not afraid of Thanos, but rather was sick of being a punching bag for Earth, and thus did not want to come out. The Hulk has no cause to fear anyone, except the Void.
Spider-Man Can Take Hulk's Hits (And Deal Just as Much Damage) If Spider-Man can survive a blast from a cannon designed to take out the Incredible Hulk, and his super-durable genetic makeup, it's logical to assume he has similar durability (broken ribs notwithstanding, though they heal fast).
While the Hulk may experience moments where he appears to reach Superman's power levels, it's practically a given that the Man of Steel has even more limitless strength and is just holding back.
The two brawlers have fought beyond these two encounters, but these two fights establish a few hard facts: the Hulk can be overpowered by the Juggernaut; the Hulk cannot consistently stop the Juggernaut; and most importantly, the Hulk's strength, even at maximum, cannot harm the Juggernaut at his maximum power.
Thanos and Hulk have clashed several times in Marvel lore, with Thanos even admitting he was scared to face the Hulk before acquiring the Infinity Stones. While Thanos is usually the victor, it's generally down to him using superior tactics and technology, rather than simply possessing greater physical strength.
There's no question the Hulk is a near-indestructible force who comes out on top in almost all of his battles of pure strength. However, against Superman, he's outmatched. While Hulk's strength might rival that of the Man of Steel, Superman's other abilities give him a considerable edge against his opponent.
