Originally posted by JakeTheBank
I'm not even sure what you're getting at here?I know how fast bullets are, both in reality and in comic books, and I know Hulk can move faster than that. I also know Thor can and has reacted at speeds similar if not greater than that as well. Mjolnir makes bullet speed look like canine excrement for lack of a better word and Thor doesn't even really have to aim so much as he has to focus and will it to strike a particular target. If you're arguing that Hulk is going to move faster than Thor can hope to react, we're going to have to strongly disagree with one another.
As far as the rest of the team goes, they're largely inconsequential due to their lack of ranged capabilities and mobility as opposed to Thor or even the Hulk.
As far as your hypothetical scenario goes:
1. After the voice says battle, Thor uses Mjolnir to BFR Hulk instantly.
2. Hulk is transported to another place on Marvel Earth or in space or in some other dimension, virtually stranded until Thor decides to bring him back, if he evers.
3. Thor invokes planetary level storm to decimate the team.
You're essentially arguing Hulk's speed and mobility versus Thor's own and against his ability to instantly target a foe or foes and teleport them to wherever he sees fit, regardless of their resistance. It's not a good fight for Hulk.
If this was typical Thor fighting in character, you might have a point.
Sure you know what I'm getting at. I explained the entire real time scenario to you.
It's not the hammer reactions that are in question, but Thor's reactions. He would not be able to do all of these things that PIS allows him to do in comics. The Hulk would be all over him before he could do any of the above. in fact the Hulk moves so many times faster than a bullet when leaping that Thor would not be able to react in time aside from bracing for impact, as seen in his battle with Tutinax. or he would have dodged him, and BFR's him. This did not happen because Thor is not what you are trying to make him out to be, nor is he impossible to hit.
1. No Thor does not instantly BFR the Hulk, he braces for impact, because he simply did not have the time to think of this. CIS on or off.
2. Thor is being brought down planet side, where HOTM pummels him into jelly.
3. No the team is hurled away by the impacts that are turning Thor into jelly and tofu.
No I am saying that Thor immediately sees a team and has to assess what measures must be taken to win. This is all of the time that it took for the Hulk to reach him and beat the life out of him. In the arctic a much weaker Hulk gave Thor hell, and Thor was not able to win that battle. WB Hulk is so much more powerful, durable, and faster than the Merged Hulk that it is ridiculous, and WB Hulk that we saw during the HOTM arc still did not reach a limit to the amount of power that he could attain. Thor get's dusted here. Typical Thor or Thor going for broke would still lose, because his thought processes are not computer like, he does not possess a tactical PC in his head like Nova telling him to brace for impact, or throw up your shields. He does not have the Flash's reaction speed, or Spiderman's danger sense. He can be hit, and has been hit in the past, and would be hit by a guy that can reach him faster than you touch your arm.
BOOM The Hulk is already on Thor. What does Thor do?
Originally posted by keiththegreat
Even if Hulk grabs Thor, it's not like he's going to one shot him. All Thor has to do is knock him back once and then BFR is an option again.
When Thor hit Tutinax with all of his might, did Tutinax get launched 100 miles away or did he continue to assault Thor a moment later? Tutinax is much weaker than WB Hulk.