Who is stronger hulk or he-man?

Answer 1

Hellboy's strength limit has never really been calculated and many sources seem to contradict each other about his maximum output. But there is no doubt the he is much stronger than the average human.

Here are a list of feats that Hellboy has done both in the comics, live-action movies, and animated movies

Comics:

1. Cut a mermaid in nearly in half with a knife.

2. Decapitated a giant with a single swipe of a sharp object.

3. Tossed around a frog monster roughly his size with a single hand.

4. tore down medium sized tree with a single arm and hurled it like a javelin through a giant's neck.

5. Incapacitated a cyborg gorilla with a single punch from his normal hand.

Live-Action Movies:

1. Used his stone hand to smash into a moving Jeep, causing it to flip into the air above his head.

2. Tore a phone booth out of a subway wall with little effort.

3. was able to manhandle several demonic creatures of similar size and strength to himself.

4. Was able to punch through a brick wall no problem.

5. Was able to punch through a stone floor with some difficulty.

6. Sliced through a giant monster's tentacles with a stone sword with little effort.

7. Punched through a metal wall with some effort.

8. Pushed a large statue with some effort.

9. Through a massive steal door with little effort.

10. Overpowered a troll larger than himself with some difficulty.

11. used a robotic arm larger than himself as a melee weapon and decapitated a several of the same type of robots in a single swipe with this arm.

Animated movies:

1. Was able to make a gigantic bat several times bigger than himself flinch with a flurry of punches.

2. Tossed a gigantic, stone head into the same bat, making it fly across the room.

3. Cut off a leg of a giant Oni with a single swipe (this Oni was said to be of solid mass).

4. broke a tombstone with little effort and hurled it at the same Oni, leaving a large bruise

5. Tore down a large lamp post with ease and used it to hit a powerful demon into a building (this demon was strong enough to smack him away with a simple backhand)

6. Tossed a werewolf of roughly his own size with a single hand into a wall, leaving a large dent in it.

7. Was able to break the horn of a gigantic, metallic minotaur with little effort.

8. Was able to rip off the arm of the same minotaur with some effort.

9. Used the arm to smash the minotaur's head in with only two hits.

10. Tossed a large stone into the face of a powerful demon, making it break on impact.

11. Was able to lift a bathtub and use it as a club against an ever-growing, metal goddess, making her flinch in the process.

12. Combined with his momentum, Hellboy was able to crash through a brick wall with little difficulty, though it did cause him pain.

13. Overpowered multiple giant snakes (roughly Anaconda sized) with little effort.

14. Punched through a stone floor with little effort, making a large piece of it fly off, which he would later use to plug the hole back up with little difficulty.

14. Punched through the mansion walls.

15. Even when seriously injured and fatigued, Hellboy used his remaining strength to punch the Goddess so hard that she flew back, breaking through the large mansion walls.

Answer 2

I've been trying to find the answer to this question, and i had read that he-mans strength grows to overcome any resistant force. So he's exactly as strong as he needs to be to overcome any situation. When he-man does pushups, he doesn't push himself up, he pushes eternia down. Lol

Answer 3

I would give Ron Pearlman's hellboy over 100 tons since he was able to punch a 7ft troll over 90 feet, David harbor's around 3 tons because he was able two lift and wield giants weapons' with no difficulty but when punching a human only sent him stumbling back, then comic book I would give 5 tons

Answer 4

Depends what kind of man you are talking about. Obviously if it was a body builder vs. a skinny small man then clearly they body builder would be 10x stronger!!!

Answer 5

Superman, Hulk, Thing, He-Man