Flash is too fast to hit and the Infinite Mass Punch might actually hurt the Hulk.
This is 'unstoppable force vs. untouchable speedster.' Hulk can't hit what he can't perceive, and Flash can't be perceived at full speed. But can Flash hit hard enough to actually hurt the Hulk?
The Infinite Mass Punch delivers force equivalent to a dwarf star impact. That's genuinely in the range of attacks that have hurt Hulk in the comics. If Flash can land multiple Infinite Mass Punches before Hulk's rage escalates, he might be able to keep the Green Goliath stunned.
But if Hulk gets angry enough, his durability and healing factor mean even Infinite Mass Punches become survivable. And Hulk's thunderclap creates area-of-effect shockwaves that are harder to dodge than targeted attacks โ even for a speedster.
The key question: can Flash end it before Hulk's rage scaling makes him untouchable? Flash's speed says yes. Hulk's limitless durability says maybe not.
Flash is invisible to Hulk at full speed. The Infinite Mass Punch delivers dwarf-star force. Speed-stealing could theoretically slow Hulk down. Flash can vibrate through thunderclaps.
Hulk's rage scaling means he gets tougher over time. Thunderclaps create unavoidable shockwaves. At sufficient rage, Hulk has reacted to speedsters. His healing factor means flash's strikes need to be devastating, not just fast.
Flash wins through speed superiority and the Infinite Mass Punch. Hulk's scaling is a threat if the fight drags, but a focused Flash can deliver devastating blows before Hulk can ramp up.
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