Originally posted by abhilegendNo.
We are?
Originally posted by abhilegendThat isn't the same thing at all though. Thor's body was actively working against him while he was chipped. All she did was note that she was mind controlled, and she is now not being mind controlled.
Heh, you are so full of yourself its not even funny. But hey, look here.http://i.imgur.com/zID0ysh.jpg
She-Hulk says the same when she gets freed. And she wasn't talking about her strength, she was talking about her thoughts. The mindbenders only decreased concentration as Nebula stated and Thor was freed of them when Shulkie restrained him. I don't know why that's so offending to you when she says that he's too strong and she could only restrain him for a few moments.
Thor's muscles however were rebelling against him. And he was actively fighting the control, she wasn't. So again, show me where Shulk stated her body was fighting against her.
I'm not offended that the showing exists. I'm just worried that someone twists the hell out of it while using it as a low showing, while completely ignoring the context. Don't know why this showing is so important to your cause though. Wait... to lowball Zeus as well.
Originally posted by abhilegendYou using it the way you are is lowballing. Not the feat itself.
Hahahaha, oh bran you jokester. Anything that doesn't suits or shows Zeus in the brightest light is lowballing? What happened to averages? Zeus oneshotted the whole Avengers team in that showing and nearly killed Hercules in a few punches but mentioning that Thor and Shulkie restrained him is lowballing now?
If Shulk was so strong in that series, then what possible reason could this feat have been brought up? We know Shulk is nowhere near Zeus going by averages, so what exactly could the reason be for bringing this up?
I realize what happened in the series. I also realize that Zeus was directly far superior to Shulk physically. Which brings into question why this feat was brought up again. But yes, what did happen to averages?
Originally posted by abhilegendLike I pointed out before, they had to have still had some effect for him to just go berserk like he did, yet when they actually stopped working completely, he felt refreshed. Did Kang disable one, two? It wasn't stated, but it was definitely not the same as when all three stopped working.
A context which shows Thor was actually free of mindcontrol when Shulkie who was mindcontrolled restrained him? But hey, you ignored that too.
And She-Hulk was never physically effected anyway, so your improper application of Thor's issue to hers is irrelevant. It doesn't matter if she was controlled or not. That's all in your mind that it matters.
Originally posted by abhilegendSo me questioning you about lowballing leads you to calling me a Marvel wanking, and causes you to bring up a couple low feats of Zeus.
Only you and your merry band of marvel wankers think so bro. Zeus wasn't dropped by a spear or knocked onto his ass by Ares in that shwoing. He was above top tier and he was restrained by Thor and She-Hulk, no shame in that.
It's like you can't resist.
But yes, me being a Marvel Wanker, and a spear and Ares are definitely relevant to questioning why Shulk restraining Thor/Zeus is being brought up. How dare I.
Originally posted by abhilegendAnd this is exactly what I know your point was the entire time.
I never said otherwise. Thor+She-Hulk were stronger than him though.
Which applies to not only the Thor example, but Alan Scott restraining Superman as well. Your intention was to show strength with the restraint showings. Which means again, your intention was to lowball.
Apparently any time anyone has ever been restrained, they'd been weaker according to you. Which means you think Shulk was stronger than Thor as well. Or does that not apply to Shulk/Thor? And do tell why it doesn't apply, hmm?
Originally posted by abhilegendAnd your point above has you saying that being restrained means you're weaker. But yes, you only pointed that out, and then two other people explained the context. And then you felt the need to keep pointing it out and explain why it's perfectly reasonable.
Wut? I only pointed out that Shulkie was able to restrain Thor himself for a few moments in that series, that's a high showing for Shulkie rather than a low showing for Thor.
Also, what exactly does it not being a low showing for anyone, but rather a high showing for Shulk even mean in the confines of a vs thread? How do you measure that out to figure out its definite placement? And if it's not a low showing, then again, why is it being brought up for either Thor or Zeus?
But anyway, your response has nothing to do with what I wrote anyway, Captain Innocent. You acted like Superman being brought up was way out of bounds (who has a direct connection to Darkseid), yet you feel as if Thor being restrained by Shulk has a place in this thread. It's hypocrisy at its finest.
Originally posted by abhilegendGood, then you don't have to. But you do, so the outcome is apparently irrelevant.
I don't have to lowball Thor against Superman. See my sig for what happened the last time they met.😉