Originally posted by nvrbeenwthagirlthis is the worst argument i have heard yet by far. so ur saying he should have prepped for a cheapshot. by defifnition it is a cheapshot. he knew he was there. this was the only logical way for drax to kill thanos. neeting him head on drax would have gotten beat just like always. drax recently changed. he wasnt always like this anyways. this argument fails.
How can any of them kill thanos when Death is superior to all of them and Her enchantment>>>thier power? Even galactus could not kill the elders becuz of Death's enchantment.Anyway, Thanos was unprepared. he knew what drax was created for all those years ago. And he let his guard slip. Nuff said.
Originally posted by nvrbeenwthagirlhow many times has batman been saved by his jla teammates. he needs a team to look after him and help him. he cant hang with the big dogs by himself for the most part. batman needs prep and a badass team. thanos doesnt need anyone. another reason he is leagues above batman.
Then you missed it. I pointed out that Thanos doesn't worry about his own durability and safety when planning. Batman has to worry about that, an escape route, danger and all. Thanos while saving the universe didnt' prep for the one thing he knew could kill him? WTF. for God's sake your trying to save the universe, you should be ready, knowing drax is out there.
Originally posted by Wally West👆
Thanos did put a shield up when Drax attacked him, so he obviously was concerned with his safety, but saving the universe at that moment was the priority clearly as he told Drax they could settle it after he had freed Galactus.But the Drax point still doesn't hold up, this version of Drax has powers no other incarnation has ever had, there was no way Thanos could prep for him and know this Drax had powers that negated his force fields, and his Eternal and other powers. The green aura Drax had was never seen before or after his encounter with Thanos, so there was no way Thanos could have possibly known about it or preped for it, this Drax was his one weakness, his kryptonite and silver bullet.
there was no way to prep for this. damn writer changing everything. hey it does prove the only two ways to kill thanos are by a ghost and a cheapshot. if u meet thanos straight up and are alive u aint killing thanos. 😉
Originally posted by nvrbeenwthagirlthanos does care about the universe why do u think he was freeing galactus. he isnt going to help annihilus kill everyone else in the universe including him. i mean come on nver try and think about ur illogical arguments sometimes.
Not really. Thanos doesnt' give a damn about the universe. It was all a game to him. even his death was an "interesting developement'. he got caught off his guard trying to save the universe. Some prep.
Originally posted by tkitnadrax just barged in and killed him. moondragon tried to explain to him but drax just kinda of said this is what he was made for. off the top of my head he killed him becuz this is what he was created for. basically it was his primary function.
I havent read Annihilation in awhile, but wasnt Thanos kind of counting on Drax to realize that he was saving the universe or did Drax know what he was doing? I cant remember off the top of my head and i'll need to read it again.
thanos just asked moondragon to give him some time to free galactus and was telling drax to wait and they will settle up afterwards. drax cheapshotted him anyways. to me its the only way the writer could justify this new drax killing thanos. it was from behind.
Originally posted by tkitna
I havent read Annihilation in awhile, but wasnt Thanos kind of counting on Drax to realize that he was saving the universe or did Drax know what he was doing? I cant remember off the top of my head and i'll need to read it again.
He baited Drax, although we have no idea why he did so.
What is for sure is that using that as an example of failed prep is pretty silly. It was more a case of allocating priorities, with the added fact that Thanos seemed pretty nonchalant about his death for someone who allegedly failed to prep to prevent it.
Originally posted by Oualladathanos didnt expect to die but wasnt afraid of death. it was just a cheapshot while thanos was busy trying to free galactus. 🙂
He baited Drax, although we have no idea why he did so.What is for sure is that using that as an example of failed prep is pretty silly. It was more a case of allocating priorities, with the added fact that Thanos seemed pretty nonchalant about his death for someone who allegedly failed to prep to prevent it.
Hard to say for sure when dealing with someone who has always been obsessed with death. Even his name links him to death. He almost certainly baited Drax, although whether he wanted to die or was just going with the flow is something no one can answer. What going with the flow? Death obviously wanted Thanos to learn something. He did not know what it was. He could have prepped for everything imaginable but I daresay the outcome was inevitable, in that his destination was fixed, but his journey was not. His saving the universe and his acceptance of death in light of the greater good were probably what death desired of him, and he understood that, thereby going with the logical and intuitive flow of events.
Originally posted by Oualladawell no one can say for sure what all thismeans. unless its explained on panel sometime we will know , other wise we all will have our different views. im glad to hear yours. 😉
Hard to say for sure when dealing with someone who has always been obsessed with death. Even his name links him to death. He almost certainly baited Drax, although whether he wanted to die or was just going with the flow is something no one can answer. What going with the flow? Death obviously wanted Thanos to learn something. He did not know what it was. He could have prepped for everything imaginable but I daresay the outcome was inevitable, in that his destination was fixed, but his journey was not. His saving the universe and his acceptance of death in light of the greater good were probably what death desired of him, and he understood that, thereby going with the logical and intuitive flow of events.