Originally posted by Rage.Of.OlympusOdin has never been stated to be going all out. It's funny you ask for criteria he has never done prior and act like that proves your case. 😂
Wow….I’ll address the fact that Sentry, and Odin are completely different in terms of powers, the way they fight, later as it seem you know that.
First of all, have you been reading my posts?
There are many reasons why Odin is obviously holding back. The first and foremost being is that he never states going out. The best you can pull out of that fight for Thanos, is that he is more powerful than Odin expected. Thanos got up a few times and that seemed to surprise Odin.
It’s pretty obvious, plus on the scale Odin is fighting on. It’s obviously different.
Seriously, did you see how Odin was fighting?
A few simple blasts from Gungnir, and in the end of it all, he was standing completely unharmed in any way. Thanos didn’t even manage, to damage his “beard”.
Collateral damage isn’t what I’m basing my opinion on. Comparing the Sentry’s collateral damage in fights means nothing.
It’s the scale. Odin was obviously unleashing attacks of different magnitude there unlike his fights with other beings of greater power. Odin was also not exhausted, etc. as he was with other beings.
Also, The Sentry as an example of all people?
Lol, apparently, they were both spitting out energy, to destroy planets, but Captain America was running around in that same area alive. Seriously dude….
Anyone who thinks, Thanos > Odin, must seriously be high on stupid pills….
Not only are the completely different, in the way they fight and in ways they utilize power.
No according to me, he fought differently. First of all, Sentry because of his mental state, goes hand in hand with inconsistency. In that issue, he apparently stalemated Galactus….
Seriously, resorting to Sentry….
Second of all, in that fight he was from what I understand, he was using, energy based attacks in the first scan, while in his fight he was unleashing his physical powers, going fist to fist, going all out in those terms, while also unleashing his energy. The energy he was unleashing was obviously more contained, and focused on the Hulk, and Sentry’s power really varies from story to story….
Okay, lets.
God…
I don’t even know why I bother.
The collateral damage is not as big, but the magnitude in the powers unleashed was obvious.
First of all Odin, was going all physical and using the Odin Sword….The way a being fights, seriously varies. Second of all, the magnitude of power used in that fight is obvious.
Did you actually read the entire fight, and read the dialogue and not only looked at the pretty picture?
Honestly, at this point I give up.
Using common sense, you would come to the conclusion:
Odin > Thanos
You're just not using you're common sense, and I'm done wasting my time. I'm done here...
If you read the dialogue it's plain as day. Odin thinks he is one of the best foes he has encountered in eons. You do understand right? Odin wouldn't hold back when asgard is being invaded and his son's safety is in jeopardy. That is showing ignorance to Odin and his character.
Yes, I can tell Odin was going all out against the Celestials, buyt if I compare it to other writers it doesn't look so good by your logic. No galaxy was destroyed and the multiverse wasn't affected. I mean come on. Regardless, of the power being dished out it doesn't compare by your own logic.
Yeah, I proved my point while you didn't even respond to certain scans, ignored dialogue, and cherry picked showings while ignoring others to prove your point.
The Sentry was clearly using more power while holding back then when going all out. Writer's vary when it comes to power levels, feats of power, collateral damage, etc. The point is this kind of stuff varies among writers. Trying to call the Sentry inconsistent is laughable. You just want to ignore what destroys your argument. So, your logic is flawed and I just proved it.
No need to insult that is usually the sign of getting beaten and badly in a debate. Thanos has been upgraded since their last battle and in that first battle Odin failed to put him down. That is entirely reasonable.