Thread:Shabook/@comment-27364856-20151215055311/@comment-112155-20151219210539

Let's analyze your answer: CHDPT wrote: The second image (official second screen experience app) is actually visually and audibly recommended during the start of the disc (first avengers movie) to be used for extra and more indepth info on the characters/ movie. Therefore, it is not an in-universe image (nobody said it was unofficial). In any case of contradiction, we go by what is stated / portrayed in-universe instead of what it is said in other out-of-universe sources.

CHDPT wrote: The abilities he shows consistently on a regular basis in the mcu movies and in the books and even on the cartoon avengers assemble are most definetly superhuman by definition. The Avengers Assemble cartoon is not part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe and therefore, totally irrelevant for this wiki.

CHDPT wrote: No human with the most intensive training program could do what he is shown and described doing. That's why it is called "fiction". In reality, the strongest human being can never be the fastest human being. Cap is supposedly, both (among other things).

CHDPT wrote: None of the movies etc.. Have ever stated he is not superhuman in regards to abilities. Yet, they have never stated that he is. So this does not prove anything.

CHDPT wrote: All of the official marvel products describe him as either superhuman or the peak of human potential And both things are contradictory.

Simply put. Look at how Cap's punches were portrayed on-screen, and look at how John Garrett (a human being with superhuman strength) sent Coulson fly across a room. There's definitely a difference. We can all debate about these things "till the end of the line", and all of us will have our points. But that's precisely why I don't like these kind of debates, nobody will be ever satisfied by the other's point of view. So the better is to keep going by what it is said/portrayed on-screen, as this wiki has to do, and we will change it if it's changed otherwise by what Marvel shows on screen.