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[[File:Challenger 2.jpg|link=Tank Goodness|frame|A tank so fast, it's [[Multi-Track Drifting|doing a wheelie]] (just not technically on wheels).]]
{{quote|''Be as fast as the wind, silent as the forest, aggressive as the fire, enduring as the mountain.''
''How can something so strong move so fast? How can something so fast be so strong?''
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* The Kingpin in the [[Marvel Universe]] is this, and damn smart to boot, even though he looks like a big fat man-slug.
** [[Kingpin in His Gym|And it's all MUSCLE]].
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* [[The Flash]], whenever the writers don't forget [[wikipedia:Image:FlashInfiniteMassPunch.png|how much it sucks to be punched by someone going that fast.]]
** This has varied over the years, and still varies with the writer. In Wally West's first hundred issues or so, he could usually hit no harder than a typical athlete—his aura absorbed most of the energy. As the editor pointed out, Wally would break his hands with every punch otherwise. When the Speed Force was introduced, it quickly became a catch-all answer to physics gripes; thus Wally's been delivering super-punches again, apparently using the Speed Force to sneak around Newton's third.
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