Originally posted by Larcenyhow many times does Odin pull out gunguir in a fight? Odin said it himself that Thanos was one of the greatest opponent's he'd ever faced. It took everytihng Thnaos had plus amping to compete with Tyrant, how are thoes fight even close in preformance?
At what instance was it depicted that Thanos even had a chance against Odin? The fights went fairly similar, the difference being Tyrant wished to kill Thanos and Odin; well Odin didn't seem to concerned.
Originally posted by Larceny
Um a few years ago when he created and destroyed that Galaxy for Thor. Before that it was 96 when he shook every plain of reality/existence.The galaxy that we still don't know was in Thor's mind. You mean the battle with Seth that realised enough energy to shatter death Galaxies.
He wouldn't be much of a skyfather if he was incapable of channeling his energies now would he?
No he wouldn't but the fact alone that he couldn't produce more energy against a Celestial along with Zeus and Vishnu is laugable.
Originally posted by Larceny
Yet he gave Thanos opportunities to yield. Opportunities he wouldn't have received from Tyrant.
Because Odin and Tyrant are different in natur. Odin is a keeper of Peace Tyrant is well a tyrant.
Doesn't the hero always give the bad guy a chance of surrendering while the Bad Guy always moves in for the kill.
Originally posted by LarcenyHe thought he killed Thanos earlier, plus, after that last shot, Thanos was down, and he asked him if he yielded. It doesn't mean he wasn't mad.
Yet he gave Thanos opportunities to yield. Opportunities he wouldn't have received from Tyrant.
Tyrant also seemed to toy with Thanos... a powered up Thanos. And Tyrant is naturally a villain.
Originally posted by Utrigita
Thanos waded right through the energy from Gungnir and actually managed to hold with Odin.It didn't but infact it didn't in neither fight IMO.
Well he oneshotted Surfer and that look in his eyes wasn't like peacefull, he was determind to beat Thanos thats for sure.
Funny, because if I recall correctly he did something similar with Tyrant and actually accomplished what he went to accomplish. All he accomplished with Odin was humiliation. BTW, Odin's greatest feats were done without Gungnir.
He may have been determined to defeat him, but his intentions were never to kill him as tyrants were.
Originally posted by Utrigita
Because Odin and Tyrant are different in natur. Odin is a keeper of Peace Tyrant is well a tyrant.Doesn't the hero always give the bad guy a chance of surrendering while the Bad Guy always moves in for the kill.
Which is exactly the difference in their fights. Similar outcomes, entirely different intentions.
Originally posted by LarcenyThe problem here is that Odin is the one who started the fight with Thanos.
Funny, because if I recall correctly he did something similar with Tyrant and actually accomplished what he went to accomplish. All he accomplished with Odin was humiliation. BTW, Odin's greatest feats were done without Gungnir.He may have been determined to defeat him, but his intentions were never to kill him as tyrants were.
And he only fought Tyrant because he was looking for a challenge.
Originally posted by Larceny
Funny, because if I recall correctly he did something similar with Tyrant and actually accomplished what he went to accomplish. All he accomplished with Odin was humiliation. BTW, Odin's greatest feats were done without Gungnir.
Did he wade right through something Tyrant send at him... I don't recall that I saw one blast from Tyrant basically sent Thanos flying. There is also a difference in the fights. He came to Tyrant to test his own strength and teleported away because it was suicide to continue the battle. With Odin he hadn't a clear plan but obviously saw it as challenge. Some of Galactus greatest feats is done when he is hungry... And Odin IMO pretty often use either the OdinSword doesn't he???
And I wouldn't call it humiliation to hang that long with a skyfather that according to you could actually rival Galactus...
He may have been determined to defeat him, but his intentions were never to kill him as tyrants were. [/B]
Thats because they have a different mindset as mentioned earlier.
Originally posted by Bransolute
The problem here is that Odin is the one who started the fight with Thanos.
Thanos is the one who prepared and started the fight with Tyrant.And he only fought Tyrant because he was looking for a challenge.
Yes, and every other character he knocked aside. I just never got the I wanna kill you vibe from Odin.
Originally posted by Utrigita
No he wouldn't but the fact alone that he couldn't produce more energy against a Celestial along with Zeus and Vishnu is laugable.
This being Odin's lowest feat I have no problem saying he was owned. However him only knocking the planet of of orbit has nothing to do with it.
Originally posted by Larceny
This being Odin's lowest feat I have no problem saying he was owned. However him only knocking the planet of of orbit has nothing to do with it.
It has everything to do with it, if he can produce enough energy to shatter Planets in one fight and then another cannot even hurl a single planet out of orbit without help that shows me that Odin simply isn't so strong as he once was. but thats just IMO.
Originally posted by Larceny
Um once, and he never stated Thanos was one of his toughest opponents.
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Originally posted by Utrigita
Did he wade right through something Tyrant send at him... I don't recall that I saw one blast from Tyrant basically sent Thanos flying. There is also a difference in the fights. He came to Tyrant to test his own strength and teleported away because it was suicide to continue the battle. With Odin he hadn't a clear plan but obviously saw it as challenge. Some of Galactus greatest feats is done when he is hungry... And Odin IMO pretty often use either the OdinSword doesn't he???And I wouldn't call it humiliation to hang that long with a skyfather that according to you could actually rival Galactus...
Thats because they have a different mindset as mentioned earlier.
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