Originally posted by quanchi112
The ff or the weakened avengers ? I mean how did he fare against the Sentry or Juggs ? Did he crush them under his bootheel. Did the xmen win really impress you ?When has Thanos been overpowered by Thor. The police is not canon. I could say Hulk went down to a snake which is canon. This is soo much fun.
juggernaut or sentry would wreck thanos
thanos has been overpowered by thor several times and struck to his knees by mjolnir, phyton >>>>>> police
Originally posted by red sabreHere you go again with the baseless claims. It's cute.
juggernaut or sentry would wreck thanosthanos has been overpowered by thor several times and struck to his knees by mjolnir, phyton >>>>>> police
When has Thanos been overpowered by just Thor ? The police can defeat a simply snake. One showing is canon while the other isn't. 😂
Originally posted by KuRuPT Thanosi
So in the UFC when a fighter knocks another down to the ground and stands there waiting for them to get up so they can punch them some more instead of going to the ground.. That fighter is over? No. In a real life fight.. when someone was knocked to the ground and starts talking to the ground or gives them time to stand up... It's over right then? Umm NO again. Under No definition does that signify an end to a fight. Please post ANY definition that states and end to a fight is when somebody lets somebody get up.A few more points.... Odin wasn't STANDING OVER HIM like you claim. That would imply Odin was within at least striking distance physically. He was no where close to striking distance. Where the F do you get this standing over Thanos... You know what standing over somebody means right? I'm thinking your grasp of the English language has gotten worse or I just overlooked how bad it was before.
I'm STILL WAITING FOR A ANSWER TO THIS QUESTION. HOW MUCH TIME ELAPSED DURING THESE PANELS THANOS WAS TAKING TO STAND. HOW MUCH TIME???
1) if it had been a UFC match, Odin would have been awarded the win based on points and 2) Odin was within striking distance.
Originally posted by KuRuPT ThanosiIn the UFC, if it looks like the fighter is dead, dying or on fire, they will sometimes stop the fight.
So in the UFC when a fighter knocks another down to the ground and stands there waiting for them to get up so they can punch them some more instead of going to the ground.. That fighter is over? No. In a real life fight.. when someone was knocked to the ground and starts talking to the ground or gives them time to stand up... It's over right then? Umm NO again. Under No definition does that signify an end to a fight. Please post ANY definition that states and end to a fight is when somebody lets somebody get up.A few more points.... Odin wasn't STANDING OVER HIM like you claim. That would imply Odin was within at least striking distance physically. He was no where close to striking distance. Where the F do you get this standing over Thanos... You know what standing over somebody means right? I'm thinking your grasp of the English language has gotten worse or I just overlooked how bad it was before.
I'm STILL WAITING FOR A ANSWER TO THIS QUESTION. HOW MUCH TIME ELAPSED DURING THESE PANELS THANOS WAS TAKING TO STAND. HOW MUCH TIME???
Originally posted by Silent Master
1) if it had been a UFC match, Odin would have been awarded the win based on points and 2) Odin was within striking distance.
So he could've reached out and grabbed Thanos from where he was? Do you have any clue what you're saying here?
So you concede that just because you're down.. doesn't mean it is the end of the fight. Concession accepted on this point.
I'm still waiting for HOW LONG WERE THOSE PANELS THAT IT TOOK THANOS TO GET UP. Why do you consistently avoid questions that destroy your made up theory? So tell me, how much time went by for those 6 panels?
Originally posted by KuRuPT Thanosi
So he could've reached out and grabbed Thanos from where he was? Do you have any clue what you're saying here?So you concede that just because you're down.. doesn't mean it is the end of the fight. Concession accepted on this point.
I'm still waiting for HOW LONG WERE THOSE PANELS THAT IT TOOK THANOS TO GET UP. Why do you consistently avoid questions that destroy your made up theory? So tell me, how much time went by for those 6 panels?
The fight was over as soon as Odin showed mercy to a downed Thanos.
Originally posted by HorrificusWas that supposed to be funny? because with you a get a picture of a fat retarded tranny.
[B]Every time I read one of your posts, I get this picture in my head of a large, sweaty guy in a white tank-top, swiggin' beer, yelling at kids and kicking a dog.
Am I close? 🙂About as close as you are when trying to make a correct point
Oops! My bad. I was thinking about me!So you admit you just liedAnyway, you are probably right. Since placing Odin in the force-block didn't work, it wouldn't have saved Thanos as a "defense" either. He would have realized that, since he is Thanos, and channeled all of his power into his attacks.
But, that didn't help either.
Originally posted by NemeBroBecause people just cant accept Thanos tanked a blast of Odin with a smile, despite forcing his way through Odins constant Gungnir blast.
Plus we see no visual representation of shields.Showing isn't just preferable to telling, it is also preferable to not giving the readers a hint of what was going on at all. So why assume there were shields?
Zeus would win.
Thanos clearly got beat by odin. At the end of the fight Thanos was not only unable to hurt odin but also completly unable to defend himself. Odin gave him the option to quit because he didnt want to kill him out of respect for putting up a goorxd fight. Sif didn't end the fight, she stopped Odin from delivering a kill shot from gungir to the back of thanos neck. Just because Thanos would rather die than quit doesn't mean he didn't lose the fight, it just means he had pride til the end. While that may commendable it doesn't make him a winner. Plenty of other character have been out matched, beat down, and have clearly lost but refuse to quit. It happens all the time in comics and real life.