Originally posted by Enyalus
Dude, seriously? It was a blast. Not somekind of exotic light wave manipulation bypassing matter whatever. The blast would hit the suit first. It wasn't literally between the ears.I FEEL like a ****ing fanboy I'm having to defend Thanos so much, and from the stupidest damn arguments, too.
Dude, seriously, it was more then a mere blast.
You are no Fanboy though, you are stubborn, it's ok, you aren't that bad, I even have to admit, I think you are funny shy.
Originally posted by Black bolt zSo if someone says something when their actions prove quite the opposite and add that to the fact he has an and that to the fact he has a Thanos sig up which doesn't portray him in the greatest light.
He already said that he doesn't hate thanos.Quan I myself love thanos but you are a hater to thanos haters.
Also in finity gauntlet thanos turned adamantium to rubber and thor to glass while using the power gem.Did he use any other gem to do that or does the power gem have that capability?
Originally posted by Black bolt z
He already said that he doesn't hate thanos.Quan I myself love thanos but you are a hater to thanos haters.
Also in finity gauntlet thanos turned adamantium to rubber and thor to glass while using the power gem.Did he use any other gem to do that or does the power gem have that capability?
You know, with this post you have just reignited my believe that there are "normal" Thanos fans out there. I will make a new sig and remove this one, just for you 😉.
Originally posted by quanchi112
I think it's obvious but feel free to believe him if you want to.
His intention is indeed rather obvious. Were his intention to disgrace Thanos, it is unlikely he would chose a character as powerful as Superman. No, it is far more likely that the signature is a product of Superman fandom, designed to please Superman fans with the depiction of Superman defeating such a powerful foe.
This is a rather elementary deduction.
Originally posted by KK the Great
No he didn't. That's a typical Thanos fanboy fallacy.He lowered his omniscient senses so he wouldn't know what they were going to do before they would do it, and he opted to fight them instead of just blinking them out of existence. There wasn't the slightest implication that he actually made himself weaker or less durable.
Originally posted by KK the Great
It did, though. Quasar, like most characters of his type, does have the ability to form constructs and such anywhere in 3D space. Putting a wall between him and the space where he wishes to create the construct wouldn't do anything to stop him from forming the construct in that space. If that space happens to be within an opponent's skull, a helmet is no real barrier.
Originally posted by K Von Doom
Quasar wasn't amped in the fight against Thanos. Quasar returned Infinity's power a few minutes after defeating Maelstrom when Q touched Infinity's lip.
Originally posted by Batman-Prime
Dude, seriously, it was more then a mere blast.
Originally posted by EnyalusDude, seriously, read the scan again. Quasar, the initiator of the blast and on whose words your entire argument hinges, flat out states that it was a 'blast.' [/B]
Dude, seriously, don't behave like a dancing queen. This mere blast wasn't like SS blast, duh. You can't compare both. So it wasn't a mere blast like in blast from the outside.
I don't want to talk about the word blast, i leave such things to posters who care more for interpretations of one word. It's more important where the blast was placed.
Originally posted by Black bolt z
Thats not him.Thats kronos titan god of time.In that picture he looks like him but thats not him.He was"punished" by chaos and order after thanos helped him escape improisonment just to take his gem is the thanos quest series.
(He didn't look like that in the 70's when he resurrected Drax.)
Originally posted by Enyalusfacepalm Try reading the ****ing series you debate against before making asinine commentary on it. Thanos was injured, even nearly KO'd by the heroes while he was playing with them. Masterson Thor, for example. Yet, he withstood attacks that blew apart entire solar systems when the cosmics showed up, so much power released that the 'near collapse of the entire spectrum of reality' nearly occured. He fights off the combined power of Galactus, the Stranger, and Eon. And later tanks the combined firepower of Eon, Inbetweener, Love, Hate, Master Chaos, Lord Order, Galactus, Mephisto, Death, Stranger, and two Celestials. And he's barely bothered by it. So yes, his durability can be increased and decreased. It's apparent if you read. And as for not 'lowering his durability', prior to the IG saga, when he was not toying with those same heroes, his durability appeared vastly better. Put two and two together and you get four.
facepalm Wow...because Quasar's certainly displayed this ability to put constructs inside peoples skulls before, right? Especially someone who has complete molecular control over their body. Face it. Quasar used a blast. He says on panel that it was a blast. There was nothing fancy to it except the level of power.
Again, Quasar himself notes on panel that Infinity is his 'cosmic benefactor.' He finishes beating Maelstrom in Quasar 25. This meeting against Thanos occurs next issue. Not hard to believe that he's still using her power and can tap into her power. For everyone who wants to use Quasar's on panel statement literally about the 'between the ears' thing, they sure as hell want to ignore the other on panel shit.
Dude, seriously, read the scan again. Quasar, the initiator of the blast and on whose words your entire argument hinges, flat out states that it was a 'blast.' [/B]
Come on bro, this guy claims to be a master of logic, yet can't make this simple deduction about Thanos durability..... lol.
