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4/21/2016 10:41:30 PM
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Think of it like daleks being out of sync from doctor who and it explains everything perfectly.
It's like a separate existence; not separate in space, but in time. It's just experiencing things a second sooner or later than everything around it.
It's not the same as just travelling in time by a second, but when you're in one second, everything else is in the next second. You can't catch up with them because when you reach that next second, everything else is in the one after that.
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In that case, the flash would have to move forward that second after moving backward that second. That means that he would have to undo his move, making his travel effectively instantaneous, and your argument effectively pointless.
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Sure he undoes hit after the task was accomplished, but he still out ran instant teleportation. After wards he may resync. But for the actual event he won
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But that isn't winning, because he popped into reality the instant he left. His travel out of time means nothing.
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Sure that happens, but the dead has already been done. Sure he ends up the same time he started, but once he Is there, the beating of the insatnt teleported was already done as the flash was there before they were
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Except that he wasn't, because he moved to a timeline parallel that isn't comparable. The moment he moved back into the time stream, the effect was instantaneous transfer, not faster than instantaneous. You are still being the kid on the playground saying you want all the powers.
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Good point. But in an actual fight though. The effect would be in play, before instant. As he caused it before something else. In a race sure it is still insatnt, but in an actual fight the effect would be faster than insant.
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Nope, the effect would be the same, because if he tried to put it in play outside of time, he would have to either move the effect back into time somehow, or redo it in time. The point still remains that you've basically said, "who could beat the flash, barring the powers we know can beat the flash." I've decided I know who can definitively defeat the flash. The meme version of Chuck Norris. Chuck Norris can run so fast he can punch himself in the back of the head, and he beat himself in the race. Seeing as the only one who can beat Chuck Norris in a race is Chuck Norris, the flash is too slow. ┴┬┴┤( ͡° ͜ʖ├┬┴┬
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I'm basing the out of sync on the daleks and whenever they do something out of sync it carries over into sync. Also meme version of Chuck Norris is weak compared to meme version of Segata sanshuro. (Probably spelled wrong)
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First off, if you are going to get after me for using new 52 flash (especially since you never specified which flash), I sure as hell am going to get after you for using doctor who for your logic. Secondly, Chuck Norris was born in a log cabin in the woods that he built with his own bear hands.
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I did specify which flash. I the title it says full power. Which is a specific flash as new 52 is leagues weaker than previous flashes. Also doctor who was just to explain how it would work not what it is. Segata sanshuro punches people and they explode twice. He ride missiles and fights on behalf of the Sega saturn. He is god
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One, that is not specific. All that means is that he is flash at his full power. That has fluctuated throughout his history, and I prefer new 52 for the same reason that people prefer to not use Superman prime. And those memes are weak sauce. The center of the universe is Chuck Norris, and eventually it will collapse in on itself because nothing escapes his grasp.
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Sure it has fluctuated, but it essentially is pretty obvious that it is meant as the best he has ever been. Segata sanshuro is the universe, he casually bends physics to stop rockets.
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If he is the universe, then he is under chucks power as stated by the past meme. Also, you still are just being that guy who says "no one could beat this guy, except these guys, but I'll disqualify their powers as unfair.". It's ridiculous. It's like trying to make an argument for Superman prime.
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I only disqualify those who win instantly. And are no fun to debate.
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So, for example the flash? Oh wait, he wins faster than instantly, and is even less fun to debate than Superman prime. T.T
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But the point of this thread was to debate, which so far has proven to meet that goal. You can debate faster than instant feat as certain characters could counter that, however no one can counter prime.
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Other all powerful beings can counter prime
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Except that you are presenting the flash in the same way as those who are disqualified. It's like saying who can beat Superman barring those with kryptonite, magic, red sun radiation, or greater strength. The problem is that your solution to everyone is flash moved faster than instantaneously and scrambles their organs. If the same power works on every enemy, it's not boring, and not fun. I take you back once again to the child pretending at the playground that he has all the powers.
