Originally posted by FrothByte
There are actually a couple of times he doesn't spin it, like when he fights IM or when he escapes the falling glass prison. In TDW he commands his hammer to fly by and he just grabs on to it.
End of Thor he just picks it up and flys away, beginning of Thor 2 he does the same. Course RJ would never admit to that because he cannot see the movie.
Originally posted by FrothByteThank you for proving my point. Unless there is a scene where Thor flies without the hammer, I have just proven that he cannot fly without it.
There are actually a couple of times he doesn't spin it, like when he fights IM or when he escapes the falling glass prison. In TDW he commands his hammer to fly by and he just grabs on to it.
You got trapped like a rabbit in a cardboard box.
Originally posted by The Spleen
Thank you for proving my point. Unless there is a scene where Thor flies without the hammer, I have just proven that he cannot fly without it.You got trapped like a rabbit in a cardboard box.
Thats not what you said, quit changing your statement.
Originally posted by The Spleen
Nah, in the movies he always spins it before he flies. Itso facto.
Originally posted by The Spleen
Thank you for proving my point. Unless there is a scene where Thor flies without the hammer, I have just proven that he cannot fly without it.You got trapped like a rabbit in a cardboard box.
They didn't prove your point, seeing as your point was that Thor always spins the hammer in order to fly( I can easily post your quote so don't bother lying); they in fact proved you wrong.
Originally posted by FrothByte
Ah I see. Impressive no doubt, still don't see it being that effective against Thor for a few reasons:1. Dooku still had to throw Obi. He didn't just keep him elevated indefinitely.
2. Dooku didn't attack Obi while he was afloat. It should have been so easy to simply hack and slash Obiwan to bits while he was afloat. But the fact that Dooku had to throw him away shows that maybe they are incapable of attacking the same person they are levitating?
3. Dooku did kick Anakin, but it seemed it was done at the same time he lifted Obi wan and didn't move from his spot. Does that mean that when they try to levitate something they have a hard time moving from their current post?
In any case, the Jedi's don't seem to have any defense against TK either. It's more a case of who gets who first. And while Obi wan is being force choked he seems to have no trouble moving the rest of his body. So a hammer throw from Thor at this point isn't out of the question.
I don't think anyone has argued that a Force user could hold someone forever.
CIS/PIS, to think that Dooku couldn't have used his sabre went he's seen attacking someone else during the hold is a silly argument.
We do see Jedi having defense against Force-TK by employing Force-TK themselves, the Obi Vs Anakin-Vader fight at the end of EP3.
Originally posted by Robtard
I don't think anyone has argued that a Force user could hold someone forever.CIS/PIS, to think that Dooku couldn't have used his sabre went he's seen attacking someone else during the hold is a silly argument.
We do see Jedi having defense against Force-TK by employing Force-TK themselves, the Obi Vs Anakin-Vader fight at the end of EP3.
If the defense for TK is to simply attack with TK as well, then Thor throwing Mjolnir or striking Dooku with lightning could then be considered TK defense as well, probably even better defense.
I'm heading out for a bit so I'll just go ahead and post the quotes I was talking about in my last post
Originally posted by The Spleen
He needs the hammer to fly, he has to spin it a few seconds before he flies.
Originally posted by The Spleen
Nah, in the movies he always spins it before he flies. Itso facto.