Originally posted by Silent Master
Which feats?
Why do you keep this going? Doctor who has weapons that would shit on movie Thor, who moves as slow as Captain America.
Doctor who can simply pull out the de-mat gun and instantly destroy Mjolnir that Thor has thrown at him, before killing Thor with the same ease.
Since he has telepathy and The Moment, he could instantly kill Thor before he could react. This is the definition of a stomp.
Originally posted by SSJGGogeta
Why do you keep this going? Doctor who has weapons that would shit on movie Thor, who moves as slow as Captain America.Doctor who can simply pull out the de-mat gun and instantly destroy Mjolnir that Thor has thrown at him, before killing Thor with the same ease.
Since he has telepathy and The Moment, he could instantly kill Thor before he could react. This is the definition of a stomp.
Again, show feats of him doing so against someone that has Thor's speed feats.
Well, here's one way Dr. Who could win - Create a hologram of Thor's GF, right in front of the TARDIS. Have the hologram say something that makes Thor come over. When he's close, open TARDIS door, grab Thor, close door [having previously entered the coordinates for Asgard... lock Thor in TARDIS, speak to Odin, mention the Shadow Proclamation, that Earth is level 5... Odin tightens up security - Thor is stuck in Asgard.
Originally posted by siriuswriter
Well, here's one way Dr. Who could win - Create a hologram of Thor's GF, right in front of the TARDIS. Have the hologram say something that makes Thor come over. When he's close, open TARDIS door, grab Thor, close door [having previously entered the coordinates for Asgard... lock Thor in TARDIS, speak to Odin, mention the Shadow Proclamation, that Earth is level 5... Odin tightens up security - Thor is stuck in Asgard.
Why is Thor just standing there and waiting for the Dr to do all of this instead of throwing Mjolnir as soon as the fight starts?
BTW, you never gave the Dr prep, so how exactly would he have set all of this up?
I think I DID give the doctor prep - he already knows everything there is to know about Thor and Asgard, because I can only think of ONE instance where The Doctor didn't know "what it was," and that was because it wasn't really an alien technology [the episode where the Doctor meets "the Devil" in the space station that's orbiting around the black hole. I believe it's called "The Impossible Planet."
I also think Thor would be moved into action by the image of Jane, and don't think he would through his hammer at the love of his life [or so he thinks.] According to "The Parting of Ways" his holograms are 100 percent life-like.
Once he's in the TARDIS - well, we know that the Doctor is the TARDIS and vice versa, so I'm pretty sure the TARDIS would keep Thor from doing any damage. From there, a quick trip to Asgard, a quick talk with Odin - we have seen that whoever doesn't uphold the Shadow Proclamation will be either neutralized [not killed, but rendered harmless], or in extreme cases, actually killed, and thus Thor is back in Asgard.
Plus, if Thor ends up killing the Doctor, there are going to be millions of different planets angry at Thor/Asgard and their citizens will soon take revenge on Thor/Asgard. Which I'm pretty sure Odin wouldn't like.
Originally posted by siriuswriterPlus Midnight.
I think I DID give the doctor prep - he already knows everything there is to know about Thor and Asgard, because I can only think of ONE instance where The Doctor didn't know "what it was," and that was because it wasn't really an alien technology [the episode where the Doctor meets "the Devil" in the space station that's orbiting around the black hole. I believe it's called "The Impossible Planet."
Having prior knowledge is not the same as prep.
The Doctor would have to start the fight in the Tardis or with some other form of protection already activated, because if he doesn't, Thor is going to kill him with a single attack.
Anyway, if the Doctor doesn't have prep Thor stomps, if he does have prep, the Doctor stomps. Either way, bad thread. 👇
Originally posted by siriuswriter
I think I DID give the doctor prep - he already knows everything there is to know about Thor and Asgard, because I can only think of ONE instance where The Doctor didn't know "what it was," and that was because it wasn't really an alien technology [the episode where the Doctor meets "the Devil" in the space station that's orbiting around the black hole. I believe it's called "The Impossible Planet."I also think Thor would be moved into action by the image of Jane, and don't think he would through his hammer at the love of his life [or so he thinks.] According to "The Parting of Ways" his holograms are 100 percent life-like.
Once he's in the TARDIS - well, we know that the Doctor is the TARDIS and vice versa, so I'm pretty sure the TARDIS would keep Thor from doing any damage. From there, a quick trip to Asgard, a quick talk with Odin - we have seen that whoever doesn't uphold the Shadow Proclamation will be either neutralized [not killed, but rendered harmless], or in extreme cases, actually killed, and thus Thor is back in Asgard.
Plus, if Thor ends up killing the Doctor, there are going to be millions of different planets angry at Thor/Asgard and their citizens will soon take revenge on Thor/Asgard. Which I'm pretty sure Odin wouldn't like.
Giving him knowledge of Thor isn't the same as giving him prep time so that he can set up equipment and program holograms. at no point did you state that the Dr had prep time.
Originally posted by siriuswriterlmao
I think I DID give the doctor prep - he already knows everything there is to know about Thor and Asgard, because I can only think of ONE instance where The Doctor didn't know "what it was," and that was because it wasn't really an alien technology [the episode where the Doctor meets "the Devil" in the space station that's orbiting around the black hole. I believe it's called "The Impossible Planet."I also think Thor would be moved into action by the image of Jane, and don't think he would through his hammer at the love of his life [or so he thinks.] According to "The Parting of Ways" his holograms are 100 percent life-like.
Once he's in the TARDIS - well, we know that the Doctor is the TARDIS and vice versa, so I'm pretty sure the TARDIS would keep Thor from doing any damage. From there, a quick trip to Asgard, a quick talk with Odin - we have seen that whoever doesn't uphold the Shadow Proclamation will be either neutralized [not killed, but rendered harmless], or in extreme cases, actually killed, and thus Thor is back in Asgard.
Plus, if Thor ends up killing the Doctor, there are going to be millions of different planets angry at Thor/Asgard and their citizens will soon take revenge on Thor/Asgard. Which I'm pretty sure Odin wouldn't like.