Wolverine and Punisher vs Superman and Thor

Where was Thor stated to be going all out?

Originally posted by srankmissingnin
Why? Because there wasn't much incidental damage? Thor has had multi-page fights with the Hulk, and done less damage to the surrounding area, and he barely destroy a castle wall when fighting Doomstroyer. Was he holding back in those instances because the percussive force of his attacks didn't level the horizon and sink the west cost? He said he was going all out, he was going all out. There is nothing about failing to ko Wolverine in and off itself that suggests Thor must have been underwritten, because that is just how Wolverine himself is written.

When the fight got serious and he used more than just his hammer to hit Wolverine and went God of Thunder on him Wolverine found himself face first in the ground.

You can argue the H2H outcome but Thor would absolutely demolish Wolverine and a fight where he uses his powers.

Originally posted by Silent Master
Where was Thor stated to be going all out?

He said he was using his fiercest blows, ie he wasn't pulling his punches.

Originally posted by Parmaniac
Thor was holding back though (Wolverine fight)

When the fight got serious and he used more than just his hammer to hit Wolverine and went God of Thunder on him Wolverine found himself face first in the ground.

You can argue the H2H outcome but Thor would absolutely demolish Wolverine and a fight where he uses his powers.

Which is why I said:

Originally posted by srankmissingnin
Superman and Thor win 10/10. Wolverine can contend with Thor in a pure melee match, but that's it. With full powers at their disposal Superman or Thor can solo this in no time flat with out being hit or breaking a sweat.

Originally posted by srankmissingnin
He said he was using his fiercest blows, ie he wasn't pulling his punches.

Fiercest doesn’t mean most powerful.

Originally posted by Silent Master
Fiercest doesn’t mean most powerful.

What do you think it means? lol

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Imo it's pandering. Like every time Superman says "I've never been hit that hard before/They hit as hard as _______".

Grain of salt, imo.

Originally posted by srankmissingnin
What do you think it means? lol

I know it doesn't mean most powerful, but feel free to prove me wrong.

Originally posted by Silent Master
I know it doesn't mean most powerful, but feel free to prove me wrong.

Then you don't have a very strong grasp of the English language. Let me guess, American Public School system?

Originally posted by srankmissingnin
Let me guess, American Public School system?

Originally posted by srankmissingnin
Then you don't have a very strong grasp of the English language. Let me guess, American Public School system?

Again, fell free to prove me wrong.

Originally posted by Silent Master
Again, fell free to prove me wrong.

Look up the definition of the word "fierce," then look at synonyms of the word. Mission accomplished? Knowing you, I doubt it.

Originally posted by srankmissingnin
Look up the definition of the word "fierce," then look at synonyms of the word. Mission accomplished? Knowing you, I doubt it.

Definition of FIERCE
1
a : violently hostile or aggressive in temperament b : given to fighting or killing : pugnacious
2
a : marked by unrestrained zeal or vehemence <a fierce argument> b : extremely vexatious, disappointing, or intense <fierce pain>
3
: furiously active or determined <make a fierce effort>
4
: wild or menacing in appearance

Related to FIERCE
Synonyms: fell, ferocious, grim, savage, vicious

Powerful doesn't appear to be a Synonym for fierce. would you care to try again?