the Powerpuff Girls VS. the Man of Steel

Faora-Ul. I am typing it here so I won't forget.It's your argument but I'd recommend looking into the girl's complete feats.I'm not using the girls to their fullest. To show why I'm not using the girls at their absolute bests, imagine the following debate: Silver-Age Superman VS. Man of Steel Superman.Man of Steel Superman seems to have limits, albeit high ones. Silver Age Superman had none. Even if Man of Steel Superman could lift planets, Silver-Age Superman would pick up five and play basketball with them, in five different games, at the same time, against 50 opponents.If we were to use the PPG at their best (I shall refer to them as Powerpuff Prime) VS Man of Steel Superman, it would be this:StrengthButtercup lifted a mountain with one hand like it was nothing. This surpasses anything this Superman could do.SpeedThe girls once broke the speed of light while playing tag. Superman has come nowhere near this Speed.DurabilityThe girls have had a building fall on them and didn't flinch. This is would tax Superman a lotHeat VisionTh girls once melted concrete to ash!DuplicationThe girls had once duplicated themselves into 500 other girls, who were as strong as the originals.That wouldn't be that fun to debate, would it? That's why I'm using the girls at their mediums. At their lows, John Burnes' Superman would beat them. At their highest, Silver-age Superman would have to step in. In the middle, Man of Steel Superman is comparable to them.Just an explanation as to why I didn't use the mountain-lifting feat. On to the debate! Away!I'd actually like to argue that Superman's strongest feat was snapping Zod's neck.I don't think that was a STRENGTH feat.That probably was a mixture of force and skill; punches transfer more energy than a neck-twist. The way neck-twists are done, though, allow you to break the neck.Think of it this way: Punches transfer more force than a knife. The way knives are, though, allow you to peirce the skin. In real life, you can snap a neck. You don't exactly have to be a weightlifter to do that. It is skill. Superman doesn't have to be that strong to do that (though he would have to be way stronger than any human).I still say his best feat was the Oil-rig thing. Do you dispute this?he'd have to have been going at least 333,952.291 m/sOk. I forgot about that.better example would be his fight with Faora where he easily blocks several of her blowsHe blocked a lot, but he got hit a lot, too. Faora was seemingly faster, but he was stronger. He seemed to have moderate difficulty fighting her, although that might be because she was a skilled combatant. heat vision itself is shown to be able to hurt a kryptonian,I wonder how hot that is. If it is as hot as the sun, it is about 9000 degrees ferenhiet. This is significant, indeed. However, the Girls' own heat Vision is shown to hur eachother, and the girls swam through a valcanoe, which is at least 5000 degrees.If x-ray vision was kept, why wouldn't they keep the other powers?True. Still, we don't know the level of his breath. Could he blow an airplane out of the sky? We don't know. We do know that Blossom can freeze an entire schoolyard or lake almost instantaneously.I'd say they rely more on brute force than an actual martial arts.Agreed, I just meant that the girls would probably be better fighters than other 6-year-olds.I actually don't remember this power, yet I will trust you.This power was lesser used, but it wasn't a throw-away power. It was used in longer fights, "Uh Oh, Dynamo,". It was shown briefly in "Los Dos Mojos," and other places where the girls were having a hard time.Supes is stronger.Agreed, but just how much stronger? I think the question is, can the girls hurt with their punches? I say yes.I'd say this (speed) is a tie.I would lean towards the girls here, but, since we don't have concrete numbers, a tie seems good.This one (durability) is definitely for Superman.I think we've reached our first major debating point here. I say the Girls are at least tied. In a lot of episodes, there is a monster, who, a lot of the time, throw them through walls.Also, in one of two episodes they've faced guns, pistols were completely useless. In the second one, Professor was hypnotised. A SWAT team, busted into the store he was stealing from. They pointed Heavy-Fire Machine-Guns (and possibly Gattling-Guns) at him, and the girls stepped in front of him to protect him. They weren't worried at all about being hurt by the possible gunfire, which implies it would hurt them.The girls have also swam through lava, as seen in the Movie, which may be as hot as Heat Vision (we don't know exactly).Also in the movie, they played tag for the first time. Buttercup charged Bubble and tagged her, (it was a blurr). We see that the blow (a simple tag) had thrown Bubbles several feet and destroyed half the school. Bubbles's reaction "Tag, you're it!".The girls are very durable.If you can give me a PPG villain who was similarly-trained, I will agree to a tie but otherwise this one goes to Superman.I thought the 3 super-girls might be enough to equal Superman in pure fighting skill. Maybe? I don't know. We can give it to Superman.Anyways: heres how it comes out for me.Strength: Superman.I'm willing to concede that he is stronger.Speed: Tie.Heat Vision: (leaning) Powerpuff GirlsTheir heat vision hurts eachother, is hotter than lava (which they've swam in) and may be able to hurt Superman) Durability: At least tied.There are no significant differences.Reflexes: Tie.Sensory Powers: Tie.Raw Combat Skills: SupermanWithout powers, a muscular adult VS. 3 children is no contest.Now, based on these stats, it seems as if Superman will win. Superman seems to be a bit more powerful than 1 girl. The problem is: there are 3 girlsThe way I see it, Superman is 1.5x a Powerpuff Girl. However, with there being 3 girls, Superman would lose.I say that there are just to many for Superman to win. One girl and Superman have an (about) even powerlevel. Superman would be facing three smaller Supermen!