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Originally posted by FrothByte
That still doesn't prove that Thor's lightning is short-ranged. There's also the fact that Wanda has trouble shielding herself while using her TK to attack, as was already proven when she was trying to crush Thanos.

So if your theory is she can use the same attack on Thor, then she's open to getting zapped by lightning.

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Originally posted by Psychotron
I already said he wins via lightning spam. I'm only saying Wanda's tk is strong enough to break Mjolnir.

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Originally posted by Josh_Alexander
I think TheVault was referring to the lightning coming off his body.

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Originally posted by FrothByte
Thanos hits Cap's shield 4 different times before the shield breaks. Now I agree some of them were glancing hits, but one of them hit somewhere near the middle of Cap's shield strong enough to send Cap flying back. And guess what? No dent on the shield. Not even a scratch.

Also, if you don't think it's easier for a hammer to dent the edge of a shield than it is to dents its center then you really need to get a hold of a shield at some point and check it out. The edges of a shield are normally the first parts to get damaged.

There's also the fact that Thor wields Mjolnir one-handed whereas the strikes that Thanos used to break the shield were delivered two handed.

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Originally posted by Darth Thor
Cool


But I also added the SB throw

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Originally posted by FrothByte
Yes, that lightning seemed to reach out and strike undead Asgardians who were nowhere in range to hit Thor... and some of them were carrying spears. I'm not saying he can generate that lightning and hit a target a mile away but I think we're being a bit loose with the definition of "close range" here.