Theoretically Possible: Could Ant-Man Defeat Surtur or Godzilla if He Grew to His Size?

In the expansive world of superhero lore, the concept of a character growing to gigantic size often captures the imagination. However, is it realistic to think that small-scale heroes could take on formidable foes such as Surtur or Godzilla? Let’s explore the theoretical possibilities as well as the numerous challenges that come with such feats.

Could Ant-Man Defeat Surtur if He Grew to His Size?

Negative. Even if Ant-Man were to grow to his full potential, he would merely be an easier target for Surtur. Additionally, growing to such a size would likely result in a rapid loss of consciousness, rendering him virtually useless. If Ant-Man somehow managed to survive and return to his normal size, the odds would still be stacked against him. Surtur's overwhelming power and strength would undoubtedly result in Ant-Man’s defeat. This is further compounded if Surtur has the ability to shrink Ant-Man back to his original size within moments, as Surtur would still be at least four times his normal size.

Can Ant-Man Grow to Godzilla's Size?

Yes, theoretically, it’s possible for Ant-Man to grow to the size of Godzilla. This idea bases on the premise established in the movie "Ant-Man and the Wasp," where Scott Lang grows to a massive size due to some glitch in his suit. However, the practicalities of such a power come with numerous challenges.

Can Ant-Man Beat Godzilla Up if He Grows to That Size?

No, Ant-Man would most likely not be able to defeat Godzilla at such a size. Godzilla has a long history of being a formidable combatant, with hundreds, if not thousands, of years of experience. Furthermore, the need to shrink or grow Godzilla himself to that size would present inherent difficulties. The time dilation effect mentioned in the first Ant-Man movie would make Ant-Man incredibly sluggish and slow his response time, making him an easy target for Godzilla. Moreover, growing to that size would be incredibly taxing on Ant-Man’s stamina, and he would need to maintain that form for an extended period to have any hope of victory.

Conclusion: Massive Power and Practical Challenges

Theoretically, it is possible for Ant-Man to grow to the size of Godzilla, and with enough ingenuity, he might be able to either shrink the giant monster back to his original size or grow him so large that he collapses under his own weight. However, it is highly unlikely that Ant-Man could win in such a scenario due to a combination of practical challenges and the advantages Godzilla would hold.

Despite these challenges, it is entertaining to consider the vast possibilities of superhero power and the creative constraints within which these characters operate. Whether in the realms of storytelling or real-world application, the scenarios present by such questions are both fascinating and thought-provoking.

Remember, while the potential for such feats exists within certain narratives, the physical and practical realities make such victories exceedingly unlikely.