Rage.Of.Olympus
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Originally posted by Phantom Zone Thats exactly what im talking about, why did Bullseye allow him to reach for his gun and pull it to his head? Its not like that was done quickly becuase it took three panels.
Just because it showed us every action, him reaching for the gun, and him pulling it out, does not mean it took long. Just trying to point that out, as well as Punisher can draw his guns extremely quickly.
Originally posted by Phantom Zone Really? Ive seen him easily get stunned by Dardevil's punches.
Daredevil is extremely strong, and with his skills knows how to maximize the efficiency of his blows. I’ve seen him get run over by a truck and not get taken out.
Originally posted by Phantom Zone Thats true but just because he was pissed off doesnt neccesarily make him less effective in that situation he would be running on instinct and that could actually make him better. Furthermore trying to evade a sweep is not the sign of somebody whos not in control.
His emotions were clouding his mind. He was not in control over himself. That’s heavily implied and shown. For someone like Moon Knight, fighting against another skilled opponent would be an extreme disadvantage, if he is not in control over himself, or his actions. Great he isn’t suicidal as he actually defends himself. That doesn’t change that his mental state would put him or any other fighter relying on fighting skill at a disadvantage.
Originally posted by Phantom Zone Yeah Spiderman applies just fine his SS and superhuman states make him a challenge for trained martial artists.
You completely missed my point. Spider-Man does not truly apply here. Spider-Man doesn’t rely on skill but on his instincts and superhuman powers. If anger clouded his mind, it would be an asset as he relies on nothing more than his own instincts as it is as shown throughout his history, although he would be more reckless. It would be a disadvantage for a trained martial artist fighting another skilled opponent who is in control. Moon Knight relies on his skills, focus and training. Anger and emotion clouding his mind, and forcing him to react before he can stop himself and so on would not be in his favor.
Originally posted by Phantom Zone Assumption, you've never seen a fight where in one part of it a fighter gets un-returned blows before but the other fighter steps up afterwards?
True fights can be turned around and it happens all the time. A handful of blows do not mean as much in the long run, but the momentum and advantage would still be in favor of the fighter who is giving the un-returned blows no matter what happens afterward unless a said fighter is holding back etc. Like I said, at that moment, Moon Knight had the advantage. Momentum was in his side. I’m not saying Punisher cannot react and counter him as it moves along.