Even if we assume you're correct and Thor is hellaciously injured by the pressure of "hundreds to thousands of pounds" (which would render the whole thing PIS) and Thor didn't matter manipulate his way free, he still has several instances of matter manipulation including his feat against Absorbing Man, turning a pyramid into trees, trapping and shrinking Hyperion in glass and other absurd feats.
Originally posted by Silent Master
The cop was on panel and so was Thor being in pain because his body was bonded to the ground.
Originally posted by JakeTheBank
Even if we assume you're correct and Thor is hellaciously injured by the pressure of "hundreds to thousands of pounds" (which would render the whole thing PIS) and Thor didn't matter manipulate his way free, he still has several instances of matter manipulation including his feat against Absorbing Man, turning a pyramid into trees, trapping and shrinking Hyperion in glass and other absurd feats.
Originally posted by Silent Master
We have already explained this to you.
So it SEEMED to him that Thor was fused into the ground. He could be right or he could be wrong. He was proven wrong when Thor superheated the ground causing it to shatter and freed himself.
Originally posted by JakeTheBank
He's done them in the span of moments or instantly.Mjolnir can also protect him against offensive matter manipulation as well to say nothing of basically countering any energy based attack Surfer could throw his way.
Originally posted by curryman
No, his healing factor pushed it out.That's why there were pieces lodged in his arms that were slowly falling out while he was screaming afterwards.
Just like in Thor's case. He superheated the rock, the rock blew up, he escaped.
All this was shown on panel.
The ground exploded with debris flying all over the place - Fact
The ground was smoldering - Fact
The ground beneath his feet was turned to glass - Fact
That's not phucking matter manip.
Hulk proved you don't need any matter manip to escape being phased into an object.
Originally posted by zopzop
Exactly. NO matter manip needed!Just like in Thor's case. He superheated the rock, the rock blew up, he escaped.
All this was shown on panel.
The ground exploded with debris flying all over the place - Fact
The ground was smoldering - Fact
The ground beneath his feet was turned to glass - FactThat's not phucking matter manip.
Hulk proved you don't need any matter manip to escape being phased into an object.
What?...
Obviously Thor had to use magic-or whatever to get out of the rock. Whenever she's phasing someone she's gliding through the molecules. Thor doesn't have a healing-factor that works as strong as WWhulks.
Originally posted by curryman
What?...Obviously Thor had to use magic-or whatever to get out of the rock. Whenever she's phasing someone she's gliding through the molecules. Thor doesn't have a healing-factor that works as strong as WWhulks.
How else do you explain why the ground exploded? Why it was smoldering? Why it was turned to glass?
Explain that.
It was super heated. That's what caused those things to happen.
Originally posted by curryman
No doubt but when she phases someone into something she's bonding their molecules.
Hulk muscled out of it using his healing factor. Thor used Mjolnir to superheat and then shatter the object holding him.
Surfer was holding back? Sure.
Thor had a great big gaping wound in his side.
Originally posted by zopzop
Proof? It was already shown on panel that you DO NOT NEED matter manip to escape being phased into objects.Hulk muscled out of it using his healing factor. Thor used Mjolnir to superheat and then shatter the object holding him.
I'm not saying he would necessarily need matter-manip to get out.
I'm saying he would need it to remove it without getting injured.