Originally posted by FrothByte
Yes and Hulk got one good shot in (which he did via cheapshot anyway). Marvel was careful to keep that fight pretty even.
Hulk had two other "good shots" at the end as well. When he jumped nailing Thor against the ceiling which left Thor on the floor for several seconds and when he tossed him against the wall.
Originally posted by ares834
Hulk had two other "good shots" at the end as well. When he jumped nailing Thor against the ceiling which left Thor on the floor for several seconds and when he tossed him against the wall.
Hulk crashing them against the ceiling is like Thor tackling them through the wall.
Hulk slamming Thor on the ground and against the wall is like Thor kneeing Hulk in the face and turning him 360 with a right cross.
Originally posted by Firefly218
What's the difference between charged hammer shot and lightning strike?Also, Thor's strongest hammer hit did little more than disorient Hulk. Hulk had no tissue damage.
Lighting strike is a ranged attack, charged hammer is melee.
Prove that Thor used his strongest hammer strike.
Originally posted by Silent Master
You means besides him trying to talk the Hulk down, not using lightning, charged hammer shots, weather control etc?
Once again, Thor could have been abstaining from lightning, weather control etc because he's dumb, or just didn't feel like it. The audience doesn't know for a fact, they can only assume.
Thor talking Hulk down has no absolute correlation to whether or not he's holding back. All we can do is take feats at face value.
Originally posted by Firefly218
Once again, Thor could have been abstaining from lightning, weather control etc because he's dumb, or just didn't feel like it. The audience doesn't know for a fact, they can only assume.Thor talking Hulk down has no absolute correlation to whether or not he's holding back. All we can do is take feats at face value.
All Thor's other fights prove that he's smart enough to use his other abilities, at this point you're just trolling.