Originally posted by -Pr-
true, but a) both characters usually wail on each other, and b) the combo to ko principle only tends to apply at the end of fights, not the start considering how durable most heralds are. And it doesn't help that most of the time, being mad means falling from the idiot tree and hitting every branch on the way down.that's not true in the slightest, and is a massive lowballing of thor.
yes, he is, because he's SUPERMAN, and he assumes (like usual) that actually putting him down is not going to happen, hammer or not.
They're also subject to the other character's reactions, and their own durability.
These are bloodlusted characters here, not normal ones. They can combo to ko at the beginning if they want to (which they do want to do). You keep talking about what happens in comics. Well this isn't a comic fight, characters aren't usually bloodlusted in a comic. They fight normally. If this was a normal fight then ok, but it isn't.
I'm saying that AFTER (not before) a character hits another then common sense says they will keep hitting them. After all, isn't that what being bloodlusted is all about?
Lowballing Thor? Superman is stronger than Thor can will rock the living hell out of him if he hit him with all his might without holding back. I'm not saying Thor will be koed in the first punch or even with the 10th punch. But you can't tell me that Thor won't be stunned from the first blow without him being lowballed.
The same goes for Thor. If Thor hits Superman with the hammer with all his might then Superman will be rocked and stunned (not koed though). If any of these two characters hit the other with all their might and if the hit character doesn't become stunned then it is lowballing on the character who did the striking.
I don't quite understand your last two sentences. My English is sometimes off. Please clarify a little for me. Is it concerning Superman will run straight into the hammer head first? If so, then Superman still has his FTL reflexes here and can stop on a dime, or maneuver around Thor if he sees something he don't like in the mist of bullrushing. He's not about to purposely ko himself by running into the hammer when he sees it in front of him while he's charging.