Legolas is still a super fast and super strong elf shown by his acrobatics and bullet timing in Hobbit. He's faster than Oberyn by a good deal, and stronger than Mountain. Plus he's savage enough to kill both of them without hesitaiton.
Oberin is quite slick and nimble for a human, and the mountain is near Numenorian in proportions and maybe even direct strength. But Legolas, and most trained Elven soldiers for that matter, are legitimate superhuman in every conceivable category. He exceeds both of these men in their respective categories but both in the same package.
As far as fight choreography go, GoT is near the bottom of the list, alongside the likes of the TDK trilogy. And because of such, they will always have a hard time winning mvf threads.
Especially in a scenario where they're fighting the super elf named Legolas. Had Legolas been limited to only his LOTR feats then the duo might have a chance. But with the Hobbit feats thrown in there... Legolas completely stomps the duo.
No, but Legolas was fast enough that he could see the world in slow motion, like when he pranced on individual falling stones to escape the bridge collapse.
I don't see Legolas as strong as Gregor but I do believe his skill and agility is on another level than Gregor's. Legolas is durable enough to withstand his attacks as well. Gregor is sloppy and slow as sin. Very exploitable deficiencies.
Legolas didn't just "pull Bolg for a bit" though. He fought him toe to toe, traded hits and wrestled with him evenly. Legolas threw Bolg around as easily as Bolg was throwing Legolas around. Considering the size difference between the two, that's some pretty high-end strength feats for the elf that Gregor does not have.
Exactly. Imagine if Oberyn and Gregor start fighting, and Oberyn is wrestling with the Mountain, throwing him around, and rocking him with a superman punch thrown in for good measure. That's how the fight in Desolation of Smaug in Laketown went with Legolas (much quicker, smaller fighter) equaling strength with Bolg (big, Shaq Diesel-sized brute).
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