Originally posted by Ruin
Actually, he didn't. Read the comic, or at the very least look at the scan.I don't even know what you're trying to say with that second sentence.
I'll play along... Of course you're not Nvr. 😗
Originally posted by fangirl101
Reported. And yes. The belt of strength was used in the feat. An amp. an extra item.
I'm sorry, but how exactly does a belt that increases the wearers strength amplify an attack that's derived from the characters godly aura? Before you answer, yes, he used the god blast. The attack had nothing to do with his physical strength. In other words, he wasn't amped.
Originally posted by Ruin
I'm sorry, but how exactly does a belt that increases the wearers strength amplify an attack that's derived from the characters godly aura? Before you answer, yes, he used the god blast. The attack had nothing to do with his physical strength. In other words, he wasn't amped.
Originally posted by fangirl101
Then why use the belt? It was an amp.
I just told you why, to reinforce Mjolnir in hopes that it wouldn't be destroyed by the insurmountable energy generated to actually "damage" a Celestial.
How in the world could you physically amp an attack that deals nothing to do with physicality?
Originally posted by RuinTo reinforce Mjolnir. So the hammer was amped. Gotcha. Yeah. I've seen it. Without the belt, he wouldn't have accomplished his goal. It was an amp. And all he did was put a hole in the celestial's armor.
I just told you why, to reinforce Mjolnir in hopes that it wouldn't be destroyed by the insurmountable energy generated to actually "damage" a Celestial.
Originally posted by fangirl101
To reinforce Mjolnir. So the hammer was amped. Gotcha. Yeah. I've seen it. Without the belt, he wouldn't have accomplished his goal. It was an amp. And all he did was put a hole in the celestial's armor.
Is there something mentally wrong with you? How exactly does "reinforce" translate into "amplify"? How could you physically amplify an inanimate object anyhow, I mean it's a hammer? 🤨
Originally posted by RuinA magical hammer. It was reinforced. The feat does not count. a magical hammer reinforced by a magical belt. come back with something better.
Is there something mentally wrong with you? How exactly does "reinforce" translate into "amplify"? How could you physically amplify an inanimate object anyhow, I mean it's a hammer? 🤨
Originally posted by Ruin
Actually, the belt of strength was wrapped around Mjolnir to reinforce it in hopes that it wouldn't be destroyed by the incomparable energies necessary to actually harm Exitar.Proving negatives is an impossible task. The burden of proof is placed upon you as you my friend are implying that S'ivaa is in fact as powerful as Galactus.
We don't usually construct arguments around poor showings. We tend to balance it out and take the average showings. You should know this Nvr.
What are you asking for?
Originally posted by Ruin
We don't. 😉I'm not Quan.
I assume you're trying to pretend as if you aren't Nvr?
So is every other Tom, Dick, and Harry. In what way does that prove she's on the same playing field as Galactus and the Celestials?
Originally posted by RuinConsider this a warning. If you have proof then PM me. If not then keep your accusations and flaming out of your posts. Thanks.
Actually, he didn't. Read the comic, or at the very least look at the scan.I don't even know what you're trying to say with that second sentence.
I'll play along... Of course you're not Nvr. 😗
Originally posted by fangirl101Neither does Orion's feat along with four other guys. Thor still chased off Galactus which is still a pretty impressive feat. He is much more powerful me thinks.
A magical hammer. It was reinforced. The feat does not count. a magical hammer reinforced by a magical belt. come back with something better.
Originally posted by quanchi112
Godblast for the easy win then.
Originally posted by fangirl101Its in his powerset and its still a legitimate option. He could also pull the old durok feat on him.
Thor sure could have used it when Hulk was pwning him. And when gladiator was pwning him. And when he had trouble with nefaria. Oh I forgot, It takes concentration and time to conjure it, and that is why he rarely uses it. How could I forget such an important detail?
Orion should have grown to supersize when firestorm pwned him,or Ds handwaved him into defeat,or Supes stalemated him....this is fun.
Thor defeated Glads without it.
How often has Orion grown to supersize in the middle of a battle?
Originally posted by quanchi112
Its in his powerset and its still a legitimate option. He could also pull the old durok feat on him.Orion should have grown to supersize when firestorm pwned him,or Ds handwaved him into defeat,or Supes stalemated him....this is fun.
Thor defeated Glads without it.
How often has Orion grown to supersize in the middle of a battle?
How often does Thor call upon the godblast when fighting a superfast opponent with vast energy and matter manipulation powers?
Originally posted by quanchi112Grab Orion? who's far faster than thor? hah. Orion has absorbed the collective concentrated power of a Full ALE blast. Right into his being.
Prove the godblast is slow. Thor doesnt need to godblast to defeat Orion. He needs to grab himonce and durok him to death. Thor 10 of10.
Originally posted by fangirl101He isnt absorbing the godblast. The godblast has nothing to do with the ale. Orion brawls and Thor will clearly grab him and lights out. Anyways I look at it Orion loses. Hammer to the dome,godblast,durok feat,etc.
Grab Orion? who's far faster than thor? hah. Orion has absorbed the collective concentrated power of a Full ALE blast. Right into his being.
Originally posted by quanchi112anyway you look at it, any new god loses to to aunt may. so forgive me if i find the way you look at it to be skewed.
He isnt absorbing the godblast. The godblast has nothing to do with the ale. Orion brawls and Thor will clearly grab him and lights out. Anyways I look at it Orion loses. Hammer to the dome,godblast,durok feat,etc.