No thats his invulnerability. It actually extends out past his skin but transmits poorly through gas and void. It's how he can lift a plane by the tail without the whole thing snapping.
@@im2goodm839 Superman's invulnerability is actually a bio-electric aura his body projects. That's why his skin-tight suit rarely gets damaged, but his cape gets wrecked constantly. The more he burns the solar power stored in his cells, the weaker that aura gets, until he's completely vulnerable.
1:44 The idea of someone trying a car bomb on Superman makes me laugh internally so hard. I get that it's early years, and he isn't even technically Superman, but even still it's really funny. His reaction is exactly how I expected him to react too. Just like... "Awww maaaaannnn...! My car..."
For some reason, I love when clark does something like handle a hot tray and his dad, or someone else, touches it and has a normal painful reaction; something subtle
lol why would he give a fuck about money? isn't that for the mortals? farms doing fine. clothes never get ripped. never even needs razor blades. water? no problem let me get at where the commercials are telling you they are getting it, but aren't... lol he only gets job so he can butt in on other people's problems... which im sure they appreciate
Considering how many times the main characters got conveniently knocked unconscious so they couldn’t witness CK’s powers when he rescued them you’d think they’d all have severe CTE.
You know, even with invulnerability Clark still flails his arms and legs about when hit into the air. Natural reaction really since it means he has lack of control in the situation
4:35 Moments like this in TV shows really make me chuckle. In order for the axe to shatter, or the knife to snap, the person wielding it has to be strong enough to do that in the first place. Now, I don't know if that woman in the episode _had_ super powers, but it's such a common thing in superhero media to see a common thug try to stab someone with invulnerability and the knife just snaps. What kind of workout routine are these street thugs maintaining if they can casually snap hardened steel?
@@merilwen He's not doing anything to the axe, though. It's simply impacting him and all the energy is coming from the wielder. If he were to have punched it, then it would make more sense, but she was the only supplying kinetic energy to the axe.
Well, knives actually do break during very violent stabbings. I listen to a lot of true crime, and when killers are in a frenzy, they can snap or bend knives on the person’s bones or floor if they push through. So if the person is thrusting really hard without expecting to hit something as hard as Clark I can see it happening.
The accident insurance rates for people living in Smallville must be ridiculous. Stuff is constantly blowing up, getting broken, starting on fire. Not to mention all the security deposits that would be lost. Renting out a house or an apartment would be a nightmare.
@@heldtkochlyse6521 actually he has very little fat but a lot of muscle.. you can see it in his face, the way his cheeks cave in but his jaw and lip muscles are strong. Very beautiful guy. The peak of what a man should be sans steroids, and cute to boot.
Something I just noticed, when Clark fires the pistol at his own hand, he's still effected by the recoil. He shouldn't even feel it, being as strong as he is. The fact the hand that caught the bullets doesn't move kinda proves it. There's roughly equal force in the bullet impact as there is force of recoil.
Smallville has to be one of the most inconsistent iterations of Superman when it comes to his powers. Most of the time, Clark's power levels are changed for the story convenience. Like when he is shown as virtually indestructible in one episode, but then in dozen other episodes he is shown like he's being hurt whenever some meteor freak throws him at something. But the biggest BS is how kryptonite always has a different effect on Clark. In most seasons, if Clark is exposed to kryptonite, even in small dozes, he becomes physically inept, unable to move or even speak. But then, at the end of the second season, Clark holds a big chunk of kryptonite in his hand, but he still can move.
@@marlettohemmingsen2828, he was able to hold it in his hand in the second season. In the subsequent season, any amount of kryptonite would simply incapacitate him. Doesn't seem like resistance if his resistance to kryptonite gets weaker with each season.
@@samthedopeiamsamthedope5895, Clark was able to lift a fucking planet at the end of the show. How can he feel any sort of pain or dizziness after being thrown few feet away by some overpowered weirdo from school?
I know that if I had these powers, every time someone asked who or what I was, I would make up some random answer like "When I was a boy, the spirit of an Aztec god entered my body and I gained control" or "I was born on the Moon as a part of a secret government experiment" or "urmom."
Yes because as we all know, if an invulnerable person lies on top of you, that means your organs are no longer affected by a sudden rise in air pressure crushing you… Man the physics in DC superhero series are wild…
People in Smallville: What is Clark Kent? The Real Question: What the hell are their clothes made of? I mean seriously, Kent just caused a huge explosion in Episode 18 and his clothes and the other person's clothes are intact?
@@mohamedjama1196 well, at least there's something could stop.me if i do something wrong. Superman has weakness, but besides that he's still crazy strong
axe part was over kill, the middle age woman wouldn't of be able to create enough force to shatter the blade into clark AND wouldn't metal bend? i.e it would blunt the axe head not shatter it
the axe head didn't shattered , the wood around it did , lol , comments like these tell me that none of you have held and used an axe before , btw even a small person could break an axe , it's not all Thier power doing there is also a lot of momentum , the only real mess up there is that her hands would be hurting from the vibration of impact , but the rest is spot on
For the first one, I dont care that he's invulnerable and laied down on top of her, the shock wave would have still done a substantial amount of damage to, at the very least, her innards and given her some 2nd and 3rd degree burns.
I think he’s got some sort of protective field around him a short distance, otherwise Superman’s suits would get destroyed way more often and easily. Would explain why people are ok whenever he covers them.
Halo Galaxy well lots of time his regular clothes remain unscathed, seems to take a lot to damage them. And I think I read in one of the comics he had a small field around himself, not positive though.
I don't think the producer's would leave to burn all his clothes even the trousers cause young audience are were watching this..the tshirt and jacket to burn ok if he was all they would show him naked they did cause the young audience..
*The more the years pass the more powerful superman becomes that to full invincibility ( the most powerful entity ever created)* *(He will be called god strength)*
This show has one massive problem. if this is how Clark Kent grew up, unless he killed all those superpowered badguys and misunderstould teens... he has a bunch of people knowing clark kent has superpowers... and I'm pretty sure they'd put 2 and 2 together when later in life Superman is flying around.
So I'm a but confused. Can someone explain the concept of invulnerability and its limits? Like i know you can't be physically harmed but does the invulnerability have limits? Can the person feel pain? Can they still be cut or have blood drawn? Can they be harmed by magic since it's technically a protection against physical harm?
Yes, there are limits to Clark's invulnerability. Early in the series, bullets would cause bruising and pain, but his body became stronger with age. Characters with super strength comparable to his own were capable of making him bleed. And he was also shown to be vulnerable to magic.
@@heldtkochlyse6521 what? It should still have ripped through his shirt. His skin is only invulnerable when something is trying to pierce it. Nothing did here if the shirt stopped it and somehow didn't rip. We should be making armour out of those shirts 🤣
@@OverWims i teach science , yeah a little bit ripped to be honest but you can try to put a shirt on a very solid object and try to hit it with a sharp object if the solid is strong nothing will happen to the shirt ! , if you write on a paper at a desk nothing happen but if you write on a paper with nothing behind it you know what happen !
@@heldtkochlyse6521 but a desk is solid hard material. Clarks chest, although invulnerable, is not hard. It is squishy just like any other persons chest
@@OverWims not when exposed to danger , its like a counter security measure. if you softly touch it or hit it with a little power it will adapt to change but if the hit reach a dangerous % it will resist like a steel. the same counter security measure is used now by the wood cutter machine to prevent people from cutting their fingers, if you turn it in something solid and hard it will cut threw it but if you mistakenly put your fingers ( a soft object) the machine will stop. that's why his body never move exposed to sharp object (like a stick hitting a rock) and that's why Clark can be easily slapped in the face (like a rock hitting a pillow) hhhhhh i hope i helped you understand , and sorry for my English :)
In begin of the video he blow up the house when he throw the screwdriver in gas..but after the explosion his clothes they didn't even damaged even the scene after the tornado only in car explosion scene.
Smallville Kryptonians have invulnerability because of a tactile forcefield, not more dense flesh. That's why kryptonite makes him vulnerable to knives.
"Another explosion out at the Kent farm."
"Jesus, that's the fifth one this month!"
"We should contact the police, I'm sure they are experimenting with weapons for al-Qaeda terrorists"
this is their farm lol.
3:32 I love how when Clark asks "ANYBODY ELSE?", someone in the distance/background responds with "no".
watched this episode a million times and never caught that lol
You have superhearing bro
This scene would've paired like fine wine and cheese with the Shooter McGavin "....NO!!!"
HA
I love how proud Jonathan looks when he realizes Clark is getting even stronger as he ages.
That’s with anything as he’s maturing.
People aren't giving enough credit to Clark's fashion designer. His clothes are invulnerable also!
No thats his invulnerability. It actually extends out past his skin but transmits poorly through gas and void. It's how he can lift a plane by the tail without the whole thing snapping.
Lord Tzeentch not sure about that...
Its plot armor and it can pas trough what he touch is that good enofe
Exactly
@@im2goodm839 Superman's invulnerability is actually a bio-electric aura his body projects. That's why his skin-tight suit rarely gets damaged, but his cape gets wrecked constantly.
The more he burns the solar power stored in his cells, the weaker that aura gets, until he's completely vulnerable.
1:44 The idea of someone trying a car bomb on Superman makes me laugh internally so hard. I get that it's early years, and he isn't even technically Superman, but even still it's really funny. His reaction is exactly how I expected him to react too. Just like... "Awww maaaaannnn...! My car..."
It happened in the animated series too. Granted, he did have to look the part. At least for a while.
Damnit Lex, it's not funny anymore. That was his favorite shirt.
Clark: my disappointment is immeasurable and my day is ruined
@@dekeking9416 eh crap like this happens all the time. One of the reasons why I don't want to become an investigative journalist
That was the first moment it show I see, and I was like "hmm look's interesting".
For some reason, I love when clark does something like handle a hot tray and his dad, or someone else, touches it and has a normal painful reaction; something subtle
If clark had 1 dollar for each time someone asked him "what are you" or "who are you" , he'd have a bigger economical empire than Lex LOL
Factssssss
lol why would he give a fuck about money? isn't that for the mortals? farms doing fine. clothes never get ripped. never even needs razor blades. water? no problem let me get at where the commercials are telling you they are getting it, but aren't... lol he only gets job so he can butt in on other people's problems... which im sure they appreciate
Or "How did you do that?"
Clark is a moron. Homelander is the real deal.
Then Lex has less than 100 dollars.
2:02 - Denim Ad "When life blows up in your face, we still got you covered"
Perfect 😂👏
Excellent 😂
Considering how many times the main characters got conveniently knocked unconscious so they couldn’t witness CK’s powers when he rescued them you’d think they’d all have severe CTE.
😂
Explains a few of their actions in later seasons and especially Chole taking so long to realise that Clark is super powered.
4:35 holy shit Clark takes breaking and entering to a whole new level 😂😂😂
I love the casual display of power moments like with the muffins
You know, even with invulnerability Clark still flails his arms and legs about when hit into the air. Natural reaction really since it means he has lack of control in the situation
Miss this show very much. The only reason it ended was because everyone got old. LOL
and chloe was kidnapping bitches...
@@TheSupermannbatman
🤣
And joss whedon was a dick according to some former actors
Well, ten seasons was what I was expecting from day one and we got it.
A bullet moving at 300m/s is moving just as fast as a shattered mirror at 9.81 m/s-2 acceleration
So true
or... hot take.... Clark is moving at different speeds faster when a bullet is fired slower when glass is falling.
Shut up nerd
are you pointing an Inconsistency to mock at... or an actual Equivalency in science
Lana Lang: the passing outiest love interest in all of history.
Kiproll Most of the women on this show have severe brain damage from being around Clark.
Facts or being through across the room and then get knock out
4:35 Moments like this in TV shows really make me chuckle. In order for the axe to shatter, or the knife to snap, the person wielding it has to be strong enough to do that in the first place. Now, I don't know if that woman in the episode _had_ super powers, but it's such a common thing in superhero media to see a common thug try to stab someone with invulnerability and the knife just snaps. What kind of workout routine are these street thugs maintaining if they can casually snap hardened steel?
Maybe she bought the axe🪓 at Harbor Freight... 😉
I always thought it was to show that Clark is strong enough to cause it to break upon impact, even if the thug or villain isn't swinging it that hard.
@@merilwen He's not doing anything to the axe, though. It's simply impacting him and all the energy is coming from the wielder. If he were to have punched it, then it would make more sense, but she was the only supplying kinetic energy to the axe.
dude I've literally seen tiny women break a metal axe (the wood breaks not the metal , you all clearly have never handled an axe before lol )
Well, knives actually do break during very violent stabbings. I listen to a lot of true crime, and when killers are in a frenzy, they can snap or bend knives on the person’s bones or floor if they push through. So if the person is thrusting really hard without expecting to hit something as hard as Clark I can see it happening.
I like how he did that tackle not knowing for sure that his powers extend to other people.
its not extending his powers. hes using his body like a sheild and protecting the other person while his powers protect him
0:51 at least we know Superman can defeat Leatherface
probably my favorite thing is the metal dink sounds when hes shot
I need to know where Clark buys his clothes. All the barn exploded and everything burned, but his clothes were still completely intact
The accident insurance rates for people living in Smallville must be ridiculous. Stuff is constantly blowing up, getting broken, starting on fire. Not to mention all the security deposits that would be lost. Renting out a house or an apartment would be a nightmare.
life assurance is very expensive in smallville
Thats just super hero world
He may not have a great amount of muscles but he’s still very pretty to look at. Shirt or no shirt
He has a great amount of muscles but also a high % of fat and that's what make him look BIG and natural !
@@heldtkochlyse6521 actually he has very little fat but a lot of muscle.. you can see it in his face, the way his cheeks cave in but his jaw and lip muscles are strong.
Very beautiful guy. The peak of what a man should be sans steroids, and cute to boot.
Everything that hits him just seems to explode into a million pieces for some reason
Who is really the strongest:
The guy who can take a swing of an axe
The lady who swings so strong that breaks the metal of the axe
🤔
Something I just noticed, when Clark fires the pistol at his own hand, he's still effected by the recoil. He shouldn't even feel it, being as strong as he is. The fact the hand that caught the bullets doesn't move kinda proves it. There's roughly equal force in the bullet impact as there is force of recoil.
I wish I can have that kind of superpower!
everyone wish that
I dont think I'd want to have invulnerability
@@cyote312ify why
@@elijahchambers7272 If I were to have powers I wouldn't want to be OP
I'm Just Tired why? The stronger you are, the more safe, and better to protect you are.
Shows you what kinda of superhero I'd be, when the guy asks "what are you" I'd reply "a Terminator" just to mess with him.
Who knew a screwdriver could be so dangerous if unpacked away.
Smallville has to be one of the most inconsistent iterations of Superman when it comes to his powers. Most of the time, Clark's power levels are changed for the story convenience. Like when he is shown as virtually indestructible in one episode, but then in dozen other episodes he is shown like he's being hurt whenever some meteor freak throws him at something. But the biggest BS is how kryptonite always has a different effect on Clark. In most seasons, if Clark is exposed to kryptonite, even in small dozes, he becomes physically inept, unable to move or even speak. But then, at the end of the second season, Clark holds a big chunk of kryptonite in his hand, but he still can move.
Ok.
maybe kryptonite acts like Iocane powder, and you can build a resistance to it.
No Clark is not invulnerable to others with powers
@@marlettohemmingsen2828, he was able to hold it in his hand in the second season. In the subsequent season, any amount of kryptonite would simply incapacitate him. Doesn't seem like resistance if his resistance to kryptonite gets weaker with each season.
@@samthedopeiamsamthedope5895, Clark was able to lift a fucking planet at the end of the show. How can he feel any sort of pain or dizziness after being thrown few feet away by some overpowered weirdo from school?
His clothes more invulnerable than him
I know that if I had these powers, every time someone asked who or what I was, I would make up some random answer like "When I was a boy, the spirit of an Aztec god entered my body and I gained control" or "I was born on the Moon as a part of a secret government experiment" or "urmom."
Man, if I was that strong I would of been retired and sitting on a golden throne chair. Lol
Truck-kun: Explodes
Clark: Not this again.
Who are you?
Clark: I'm Batma... No that's not right.
Clark: Lemme get back to you on that.
Yes because as we all know, if an invulnerable person lies on top of you, that means your organs are no longer affected by a sudden rise in air pressure crushing you…
Man the physics in DC superhero series are wild…
Apparently supes invulnerability extends to stuff he touches like his clothes or when he lifts a plane by the tail the tail doesn't rip out
4:47 "Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man!"
I'd forgotten the guy who plays adult Freddy in Shazam! was a Freak of a Week in Smallville.
Freak of the week was the greatest
Patu is patu. Love you❤❤
I miss the early 2000's where everything would blow up on TV 😂
when the dog bit his arm it whimpered what the hell are you freak
I love RedK Clark"Anybodyelse"
People in Smallville: What is Clark Kent?
The Real Question: What the hell are their clothes made of?
I mean seriously, Kent just caused a huge explosion in Episode 18 and his clothes and the other person's clothes are intact?
I wish i were Superman
You are really superman. Trust yourself.
@@sweetiepie7539 thank you
You can never have any anger against anyone and be a servant to all people.
@@BGuhChannel27 u really wanna be Superman kryptonite can kill Superman he is not invincible
@@mohamedjama1196 well, at least there's something could stop.me if i do something wrong. Superman has weakness, but besides that he's still crazy strong
His clothes also invincible
The hair is the source of Clark's superpower; It never gets burned even in an inferno.
That explains why Lex is so jealous.
The bigger story is where he gets his indestructible clothes.
0:20 when they can afford a real explosion
Better that in newdays movies 😂
His cloths are always in tact. Not likely they would survive a big propane explosion and fire.
0:26 CaptainSauce? You playing Fireworks Mania again?
Those jeans must be the same brand as hulks.
And THAT’S why you never store your nitroglycerin inside your propane bottle.
Since when can a screwdriver piercing a gas tank cause a flammable explosion? It shud just leak hahah 🤣🤣
It's like Damn farmboy can't stay out of trouble!
The special effects have aged surprisingly well
Right? Considering it’s a early 00’s show they did a good job 👍
Gee klark really loves full body jumping ontop of people
Just Lana and Lois
He would get canceled today
Automotive looming bounce madness lightly hinges
axe part was over kill, the middle age woman wouldn't of be able to create enough force to shatter the blade into clark AND wouldn't metal bend? i.e it would blunt the axe head not shatter it
also pretty sure the wooden handle would snap before the metal part shattered
its a show based of a super powered alien. Dont look to deep in the physics part lmao
@@atom0824 i wish comic book writers thought like this. Instead they make up all sorts of bull shit to justify things (flash, i’m looking at you)
the axe head didn't shattered , the wood around it did , lol , comments like these tell me that none of you have held and used an axe before , btw even a small person could break an axe , it's not all Thier power doing there is also a lot of momentum , the only real mess up there is that her hands would be hurting from the vibration of impact , but the rest is spot on
Truthfully, that is the best way to get rid of bee's.
2:09......beautiful
A superman thing to putting it chest in front of danger even if he actually catch or dodge it 😂😂😂
I had forgotten how much they show they like to throw people 20 meters away all the time
Especially with that first clip, apparently Lana is invulnerable as well because he wasn't covering her legs.
2:02, dat stuntman
Damn nice eye
For the first one, I dont care that he's invulnerable and laied down on top of her, the shock wave would have still done a substantial amount of damage to, at the very least, her innards and given her some 2nd and 3rd degree burns.
Shock wave? His clothes survived two massive fireballs. lol
@@CalmoOmlac I do know. I was just amused by the comment.
I think he’s got some sort of protective field around him a short distance, otherwise Superman’s suits would get destroyed way more often and easily. Would explain why people are ok whenever he covers them.
@@JT-gi8rx I thought super man's suit were made of kryptonian material or strong af
Halo Galaxy well lots of time his regular clothes remain unscathed, seems to take a lot to damage them. And I think I read in one of the comics he had a small field around himself, not positive though.
Even his clothes are indestructible
I'm like how is he not naked half the time
Truck blew up and only his top was damaged? Even the watch survived
I don't think the producer's would leave to burn all his clothes even the trousers cause young audience are were watching this..the tshirt and jacket to burn ok if he was all they would show him naked they did cause the young audience..
@@chrisk.1539 What about the beginning of the fourth season. Why were they ok making him naked then?
Must be a G-Shock lol
Superman,s forcefiled protects him
Talk about a overzealous exterminator
*The more the years pass the more powerful superman becomes that to full invincibility ( the most powerful entity ever created)*
*(He will be called god strength)*
Awesome wish I could do this stuff too. If it were real be fun.
His clothes must be from Krypton too
I remembered this show! I don't know he was superman
Okay blowing up that house was unnecessary lmao he’s super fast… just take her and run out bro 😂
@Power106Fan he doesn’t need to kill the bees
@Power106Fan I don’t remember if they were super bees or not lol maybe he did have a reason but I’m only going off from this video
Como é possível não queimar sequer a roupa com uma explosão dessa ?? 4:53
One thing I never ubderstood. Why does he also have "Super accuracy"?
Have a feeling that every insurance company just hates Clark Kent.
when you get infinite health..
So it makes me wonder, does he have to cut his hair or shave?
How did a screw driver into a propane tank make an explosion
HE IS MY LOVE
This show has one massive problem. if this is how Clark Kent grew up, unless he killed all those superpowered badguys and misunderstould teens... he has a bunch of people knowing clark kent has superpowers... and I'm pretty sure they'd put 2 and 2 together when later in life Superman is flying around.
Are his clothes Invincible too?😅
Clark must also have Gambit's super powers as well considering he threw a screwdriver at a gas canister and it blew up the whole barn 🤣
That explosion was too big for that one propane tank
That thing was apparently full of nitroglycerin 💥
Bees in the house? BLOW IT UP!!!
Starting things off with a bang are we?
Wow
4:30 Why the hell did you do that? She was doing you a favor in the long run. :)
Also hes fast enough to just pick up lex and get out of the house
I’d like to get some of those clothes that can’t be destroyed either
Clark Kent= red T-shirt + blue jacket
What the hell are you!?? I AM SUPPA POWA!!!!
So I'm a but confused. Can someone explain the concept of invulnerability and its limits? Like i know you can't be physically harmed but does the invulnerability have limits? Can the person feel pain? Can they still be cut or have blood drawn? Can they be harmed by magic since it's technically a protection against physical harm?
Yes, there are limits to Clark's invulnerability. Early in the series, bullets would cause bruising and pain, but his body became stronger with age. Characters with super strength comparable to his own were capable of making him bleed. And he was also shown to be vulnerable to magic.
Best superman next to cavill
They definitely do t do explosions on CW like this anymore.
0:50 No hole in shirt?
the molecule has no were to run if it cover a very strong and solid object. scientifically
@@heldtkochlyse6521 what? It should still have ripped through his shirt. His skin is only invulnerable when something is trying to pierce it. Nothing did here if the shirt stopped it and somehow didn't rip. We should be making armour out of those shirts 🤣
@@OverWims i teach science , yeah a little bit ripped to be honest
but you can try to put a shirt on a very solid object and try to hit it with a sharp object if the solid is strong nothing will happen to the shirt ! , if you write on a paper at a desk nothing happen but if you write on a paper with nothing behind it you know what happen !
@@heldtkochlyse6521 but a desk is solid hard material. Clarks chest, although invulnerable, is not hard. It is squishy just like any other persons chest
@@OverWims not when exposed to danger , its like a counter security measure. if you softly touch it or hit it with a little power it will adapt to change but if the hit reach a dangerous % it will resist like a steel.
the same counter security measure is used now by the wood cutter machine to prevent people from cutting their fingers, if you turn it in something solid and hard it will cut threw it but if you mistakenly put your fingers ( a soft object) the machine will stop.
that's why his body never move exposed to sharp object (like a stick hitting a rock) and that's why Clark can be easily slapped in the face (like a rock hitting a pillow) hhhhhh
i hope i helped you understand , and sorry for my English :)
Why did Clark never end up fully naked? His clothes are invulnerable too?
screwdriver + propane tank = tnt ???
If shot did this slow suh much people wouldn't die😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
In begin of the video he blow up the house when he throw the screwdriver in gas..but after the explosion his clothes they didn't even damaged even the scene after the tornado only in car explosion scene.
Moreless was needed of likes now grant and Harry.
How the clothes didn't burn
this is just stupid. How are his clothes not burned every time there is an explosion?? His cloths are made of steel.
Smallville Kryptonians have invulnerability because of a tactile forcefield, not more dense flesh. That's why kryptonite makes him vulnerable to knives.
Superman has an invisible frorcefiled that pretocts anything he wears or touches
@@jasonkelly1692 not just in smallville in comics too