I know he owned Thor just like Thor did well against him but you are failing to understand that collateral damage means little. The killing blow on Gor didn't even desteoy the boulders around them. Gor was hit plenty of times during that arc, even by an amped Thor and it didn't cause close to the collateral damage you are suggesting and Gor was hurt from said attack.
Originally posted by carver9
I never said it was the dive bomb that koed Thor, it was the punch afterwards that shook the planet that took Thor out of the fight.The second time they fought, Sentry used tactile telekinesis and eye blasted him for the ko.
The third time they fought, Sentry had Thor in the air and was planning on finishing/killing him until the worm showed up.
That didn't KO him either, or take him out of the fight. Sentry didn't even get a chance to fly away before Mjolnir was hurtling at him.
Originally posted by celeyhyga17
Nah.. He knows Sentry can take a lick and keep on ticking.Those black berserkers are part of him/his weapon. That's part of the Annihiblade's capabilities.
Creating them is, but it still takes time to make them as I understand it.
Doom can create Doom-bots as a part of how his IQ and Tech work. But we don't always allow him an army of Doom-bots in each battle.
Gorr went through various levels of back up in that run. He also relied on the power of a planet of enslaved deities to hold off the Thor(s).
He drained them dead as I recall. That seems more of a boost than a norm to me.
Originally posted by jaxthejester
Creating them is, but it still takes time to make them as I understand it.Doom can create Doom-bots as a part of how his IQ and Tech work. But we don't always allow him an army of Doom-bots in each battle.
Gorr went through various levels of back up in that run. He also relied on the power of a planet of enslaved deities to hold off the Thor(s).
He drained them dead as I recall. That seems more of a boost than a norm to me.
It's true he did amp himself with more godblood, but you forget he was multitasking to such an incredible degree when he fought the three Thors. He not only was in control of countless black berserkers, but the planet itself was created from the Annihiblade.
Originally posted by celeyhyga17
Huh? The most current Gorr was already at a level that allowed him to create black berserkers instantly and at will. It's a part of his powerset.It's true he did amp himself with more godblood, but you forget he was multitasking to such an incredible degree when he fought the three Thors. He not only was in control of countless black berserkers, but the planet itself was created from the Annihiblade.
No doubt.
But Doom, also in his most current showings, has an entire army that he could bring to a fight. Much like Gorr did when the Thors came hunting for him. If you washed up on the shores of Latveria and started gunning for Doom, you would likewise have to fight through his legions to get to him. Much like Gorr, it took Doom time to create that army. Doom cannot instantly "re-create his army" if it is destroyed. This distinguishes it from a typical everyday power. And Gorr's armies were essentially the same. I agree that Annihiblade was a part of Gorr's power-set. But by the same note, Tech and the Genius are a rightful part of Doom's as well.
That said- I'm not blind to the fact that Gorr used his pets more consistently than Doom used his robotics. And I do think this behavior should allow Gorr some form of an entourage of pets, but I do not believe that it warrants allowing Gorr access to his entire army of created warriors during a typical random "vs. match" encounter. Just as I do not believe that Doom should be allowed access to his entire army in a typical encounter.
(Mainly because neither man brings that size of a crew with them 24/7. Armies tend to stay at home and only come into play when the villains home-fronts are threatened. Bosses tend to run with a much smaller entourage when just roaming about.)
Either way though; I'm good with whatever the Thread Creators intent was. That was the main reason for my question.
I didn't forget Gorr was multi-tasking. It was damn impressive. But it's also impossible to quantify how much stress this put on his power set. He appeared to be handling it just fine until Skyfather Thor whammied him across the Universe.
And in the end, I just don't see multi tasking stress equal to the incredible power boost he received by juicing an entire World of gods to super charge himself. Point being simply that it was not just Gorr's own power level alone that allowed him to get the better of the three Thors.
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Originally posted by jaxthejester
No doubt.But Doom, also in his most current showings, has an entire army that he could bring to a fight. Much like Gorr did when the Thors came hunting for him. If you washed up on the shores of Latveria and started gunning for Doom, you would likewise have to fight through his legions to get to him. Much like Gorr, it took Doom time to create that army. Doom cannot instantly "re-create his army" if it is destroyed. This distinguishes it from a typical everyday power. And Gorr's armies were essentially the same. I agree that Annihiblade was a part of Gorr's power-set. But by the same note, Tech and the Genius are a rightful part of Doom's as well.
That said- I'm not blind to the fact that Gorr used his pets more consistently than Doom used his robotics. And I do think this behavior should allow Gorr some form of an entourage of pets, but I do not believe that it warrants allowing Gorr access to his entire army of created warriors during a typical random "vs. match" encounter. Just as I do not believe that Doom should be allowed access to his entire army in a typical encounter.
(Mainly because neither man brings that size of a crew with them 24/7. Armies tend to stay at home and only come into play when the villains home-fronts are threatened. Bosses tend to run with a much smaller entourage when just roaming about.)
Either way though; I'm good with whatever the Thread Creators intent was. That was the main reason for my question.
I didn't forget Gorr was multi-tasking. It was damn impressive. But it's also impossible to quantify how much stress this put on his power set. He appeared to be handling it just fine until Skyfather Thor whammied him across the Universe.
And in the end, I just don't see multi tasking stress equal to the incredible power boost he received by juicing an entire World of gods to super charge himself. Point being simply that it was not just Gorr's own power level alone that allowed him to get the better of the three Thors.
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Originally posted by jaxthejesterDoes anybody else think that Gorr used the godblood in that scene to create the black wyrm that held Thor and King Thor at bay for awhile until it was completely destroyed rather than amp his personal being?
I didn't forget Gorr was multi-tasking. It was damn impressive. But it's also impossible to quantify how much stress this put on his power set. He appeared to be handling it just fine until Skyfather Thor whammied him across the Universe.And in the end, I just don't see multi tasking stress equal to the incredible power boost he received by juicing an entire World of gods to super charge himself. Point being simply that it was not just Gorr's own power level alone that allowed him to get the better of the three Thors.
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