Rage.Of.Olympus
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Originally posted by Newjak
In the 8th Day Saga Cain showed no signs of Thor's attacks having any effect on him.
I think Cain started feeling it:
http://i779.photobucket.com/albums/yy73/R-O-G/Thor/ThorvsJuggernaut7.jpg
http://i779.photobucket.com/albums/yy73/R-O-G/Thor/ThorvsJuggernaut8.jpg
Originally posted by Newjak
And my account still stands Thor has never hurt Cain without having to effect Cain's enchantment.
Not severely, no. I'd argue that anyone on par with Thor or higher, can hurt Juggernaut physically.
Originally posted by Newjak
Are you talking about Proff. Hulk? The one where he sucker punched Cain and took him to a knee and Cain was getting right back up showing no ill signs from the attack.
Juggernaut was clearly affected by Hulk's blows here:
I guess he was winded to an extent but to argue he wasn't hurt is something I disagree with. It makes sense as PAD from what I can tell also believes that Cain isn't invulnerable to higher end forces.
I see that logic a lot with Cain to explain away showings. Just because a character isn't bleeding, doesn't mean aforementioned character isn't hurt.
Originally posted by Newjak
WWH Hulk only hurt Cain after he had just went through the portal and was still not at full power.
I'm talking about this scene:
Hulk's blow clearly affected Cain.
Originally posted by Newjak
And I used Onslaught because he was a character you mentioned, but yes the Beast was also very awkward.
Fair enough.
Originally posted by Newjak
And there has been times Cain ahs faced High Heralds or Higher without resorting to his Forcefield so there hasn't always been a precedent for it. The main one that comes to mind is Nightmare who fought to a standstale without using his FF.
The latest example I can think of is his first fight with the Hulk (Early 70's I believe). Since then, his fought Thor, Merged Hulk, Onslaught, War Hulk, Captain Universe, and he clearly wasn't invulnerable then. It's been a while since I read the Doctor Strange series. Not sure how Nightmare was portrayed in that. IIRC it was #182 which was like in the late 60's.
Regarding the fight: If Juggernaut doesn't use his force field, Thor beats him down. If Cain does use his force field, Thor will simply remove it, and then beat him down.
If you think Cain's invulnerability isn't depended on his force field (At this point, I heavily disagree with this stance unless I'm forgetting something), Thor still removes his invulnerability.
Thor from #600 was beyond Cain.