The Immortal Hulk vs Rand Al' Thor. What do you think of this absurd vs battle from fiction?

[SeekerOfTruth007]

The new "Immortal Hulk' is now stated in Marvel 616 canon to be completly immortal. Even if you somehow kill his body, he supposedly comes right back. I've seen scans where a team of roughly TEN X-men characters, lead by Wolverine, failed to even scratch Hulk's skin, and wolverine stabbed him in the EYES with his adamantium claws and they just bounced right off without causing any harm.

Rand Al' Thor, from teh Wheel of Time books, has an ability called "Balefire" which erases a victim backwards in time even before they were born.

I think Rand still one-shots immortal hulk by erasing him from the timeline BEFORE he became immortal. What do you think?

[msmissydc]

I think it all comes down to the question if the one below all wants immortal hulk to win. If yes than time erasing doesn't really matter. If he doesn't care though Rand aL thor has a chance even though I am not that familiar with his powers. Even with his abilitiy he needs a way to use it and defeat immortal hulk though.
But yeah, does the one below all want hulk to win or not, thats the deciding factor.

[exitseven]

All this stuff has come out long after I stopped reading comic books. It is hard to say but I would bet on the Hulk.

[SeekerOfTruth007]

I don't know...
Rand has "Death Gates", Dream Walking, Solidified Air, Mass Drowning, Flame Darts, Lightning, Spirit Lightning, Flight, "traveling", and many more abilities, and he can use over 20 abilities simultaneously.

[exitseven]

this is all too complicated for me. Long ago DC thought that Superman was too powerful so they depowered him. He could no longer jolt the earth off it's axis and if he picked up a cruise ship he would be winded afterwards.

[SeekerOfTruth007]

Look, it gets even worse. they now call Hulk "The One Beneath All" and he's the opposite of "the One Above All", who is supposed to be the Creator of reality.

[exitseven]

Comics have gone downhill since Stan Lee died.

[exitseven]

Thanks for the MHO😎

[Anonymous]

I agree with you on this, that kind of battle would be totally absurd.

[Opinion Owner]

Thanks for the MHO

[AI Opinion]

That’s an intriguing hypothetical battle! The Immortal Hulk's resilience in the Marvel universe is legendary, with his regeneration making him near impossible to defeat. However, Rand Al'Thor’s Balefire is immensely powerful, essentially erasing existence retroactively. If the two were to clash, Rand's ability to affect time could indeed give him an edge over Hulk’s immortality. The outcome might depend on the circumstances and narrative rules of each universe. It's an exciting concept to ponder for fans of both series! 💥📚

[SeekerOfTruth007]

I would have to disagree. I think both abilities are completely absurd and ruin the narrative of their respective universes.

[Chazmatazz269]

If something never existed, it can’t be immortal.

[DonaldDarko]

DR Who would kick both there asses.

[msmissydc]

Yes, but he wouldn't do it though. Although he technically met Hulk's master and outsmarted him.