Originally posted by BlanketThe narration literally said the Serpent was in ethereal form. As for the curse that was far far after he failed at lifting the Serpent. Remember Thor was telling the story to the kids (so all of it could have been either a fabrication or exaggeration.)
1. Where was it stated that it was in ethereal form? I recall you stating this before, and had no proof then either, because you're a liar.
Also, when he lifted the paw, he had a spell cast on him that gave him extremely brittle bones.
Read the comic again and then tell me if I made it up.
2. How must absolute proof be shown when you just made up the snake being in ethereal form, and are also assuming that such a form makes him lighter? Contradiction is a fun game.
No he didn't, he resisted unknown weight.
3. You're right. Because iirc he resisted the score of 9 planets.
In a comic Thor would never seem more than 100 times stronger than Colossus. Hell he would never be written to be more than 10 times stronger. But since this is KMC then I guess 100 times is just about right.
Notice the 'once' and you using an alternate form in your arguments?How does that make sense? Using that logic, Thor swats Colossus away pretty easily.
Originally posted by h1a8k, wait, I remember now. You used this same argument before and made up a different meaning for ethereal as it being light and airy iirc.
The narration literally said the Serpent was in ethereal form. As for the curse that was far far after he failed at lifting the Serpent. Remember Thor was telling the story to the kids (so all of it could have been either a fabrication or exaggeration.)
Read the comic again and then tell me if I made it up.
No he didn't, he resisted unknown weight.
In a comic Thor would never seem more than 100 times stronger than Colossus. Hell he would never be written to be more than 10 times stronger. But since this is KMC then I guess 100 times is just about right.
TBH, I don't remember any of what you just said with it fitting the same description. It actually seems like you're using different stories and combining them into one.
K, let me get right on reading it again. Like it matters since I don't know what ethereal is supposed to take away.
k. I know I posted a scan in the respect thread with him resisting around 9-12 planets as said in narration or whatnot, but either way you know.
That's not what I was talking about. If you admit that Thor is 10-100 times stronger than Colossus, then what's the point of debating it?
wolverine is to marvel what superman is to DC. marvel will never let wolverine lose (he's too famous), unless it's some really stacked up odds where his heroism will be emphasized.
wolverine vs. hulk proves this... and now again they come up with wolverine vs. thor which i think is utter bs.
thor has had thousands of years of battle experience, fights cosmic beings, has the speed to match the surfer and to tag quicksilver, is strong enough for a thousand wolverines.... and he has trouble tagging a guy who's peak human, stands 5'3" and weighs 300 lbs?
that's utter horse sh*t right there. wolverine doesn't have superhuman speed. if any, the speed advantage should go to thor since he's the one with godly stats. still, written properly, thor should have no problem hitting logan. wolvi may be more agile but thor ain't no slouch like the hulk. we're talking about a thoroughly trained warrior here.
wolverine won't be able to put enough cuts into thor before thor either ko's him or knocks him a dozen miles away.
in my opinion, colossus is actually the bigger threat here, being able to take thor's blows up to a certain extent and deliver some that thor can actually feel.
wolvi should be out of this fight in a jiffy... that is, without fanboyism.
Originally posted by Blanket
k, wait, I remember now. You used this same argument before and made up a different meaning for ethereal as it being light and airy iirc.
Even if ethereal was used (which I can't exactly check), then how does that mean anything? Because last I checked, 'heavenly' was a meaning for it.TBH, I don't remember any of what you just said with it fitting the same description. It actually seems like you're using different stories and combining them into one.
K, let me get right on reading it again. Like it matters since I don't know what ethereal is supposed to take away.
k. I know I posted a scan in the respect thread with him resisting around 9-12 planets as said in narration or whatnot, but either way you know.
That's not what I was talking about. If you admit that Thor is 10-100 times stronger than Colossus, then what's the point of debating it?
Actually I did more research on the ethereal word used by Marvel. In the Thor comic right before that incident, the narration in the panel said the Serpent being in ethereal form is the reason why the inhabitants of Earth couldn't see or feel it. That is why OHOTMU explained that only the head had materialized. Now how's them apples? I'll try to find the comic for you if you want.
Also, I know Thor would utterly dominate Colossus. That is why I am using Colossus as a distraction only (for Logan to land the killing blow), or launcher of Wolverine. Logan is the key to victory. Without Logan, 10 colossus's couldn't win.