Originally posted by carver9
Severely weakened state due to losing Mjlonir?
The first scene has him trying to lift the hammer with all he's got. And it was explained that he's been doing it for weeks without food and sleep. Did you even read the comic? Aaron set up the story in such a way to let the reader know that he's "in a severely weakened state".
Originally posted by Khazra Reborn
I wouldn't say it was his worst, Rulk has taken a lot of L's since his glory days with Loeb.Thor hasn't had many showings yet, the only one that was really "bad" per se, was the stuff with the frost giants, and that was at least explained to be due to weeks of exhaustion. And it's been shown that Thor can definitely still bring it despite not having Mjolnir, as seen when he was cleaning house in AvX and when he solidly matched Whor.
This. Thor takes the majority, without much trouble.
Originally posted by eaebiakuya
In the image. He was not even looking at him. See his fight against Durok. That one was not a casual.
Originally posted by The Sorrow
That was arguably a godblast not regular lightning. In either case you haven't answered the question, where was it stated to be casual? Once Hulk approached, Thor turned around and blasted him.
http://i388.photobucket.com/albums/oo326/OneDumbG0/Thor%20Fights/ThorvsHulk47.jpg
And as for the Durok one, highly doubtful it's a godblast. It was just a strong @$$ lightning shot.
Disagree completely as would others, but at least state it's your (previous poster) opinion before trying to pass it off as fact. In that story Hulk already took a lightning blast through Mjolnir so Thor knew he couldn't just drop Hulk with a "casual" bolt. May aswell claim Hulk ko'd Thor with ease in LTBB because it didn't seem to take great effort in making Thor hit himself.
Originally posted by The Sorrow
Disagree completely as would others, but at least state it's your (previous poster) opinion before trying to pass it off as fact. In that story Hulk already took a lightning blast through Mjolnir so Thor knew he couldn't just drop Hulk with a "casual" bolt. May aswell claim Hulk ko'd Thor with ease in LTBB because it didn't seem to take great effort in making Thor hit himself.
Heck here Hulk gets ko'd from simple residual lightning on Thor's person. That's pretty phukkin uber.
http://www.turboimagehost.com/p/15970568/Indestructible_Hulk_008-018.jpg.html
http://www.turboimagehost.com/p/15970562/Indestructible_Hulk_008-019.jpg.html
Then again this is Unworthy Thor vs Rulk. So even if we go by lightning feats sans Mjolnir, Thor has still hurt or ko'd extremely powerful foes like the one vs Durok.
Barely conscious, he ko's Gorr. Can't get anymore casual than this since he's about ready to pass out.
Lol...Thor himself passed out from using so much energy. Nothing like that has happened before...even during his Chaos King damaging attacks. He exerted himself...so I wouldn't really call that lingering energy since we still see the entire of said energy around Thor body when Hulk grabs him. By far one of Thor most powerful attack.
Originally posted by carver9
Lol...Thor himself passed out from using so much energy. Nothing like that has happened before...even during his Chaos King damaging attacks. He exerted himself...so I wouldn't really call that lingering energy since we still see the entire of said energy around Thor body when Hulk grabs him. By far one of Thor most powerful attack.
Originally posted by celeyhyga17
Did I say he didn't pass out?
How do you not call that residual or in your words "lingering" energy when clearly we see his target was the surrounding area? It's not like he called lightning to be stored into him just so he can utilize it for later use.
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I feel safe at saying that the base of the attack possess the most power which is that black energy, etc, circling Thor. When Hulk caught him, as shown in your scan, said energy was still engulfed around his body. Like I said before, that was by far one of Thors best attack. He exerted so much energy that he passed out from it. This has never happened, even during the time Thor used the God blast. So with that said, the ft isn't as high as you are making it out to be concerning Hulk since we've seen what Thor standard energy attacks can do 'without him over exerting' himself.
Originally posted by carver9
I feel safe at saying that the base of the attack possess the most power which is that black energy, etc, circling Thor. When Hulk caught him, as shown in your scan, said energy was still engulfed around his body. Like I said before, that was by far one of Thors best attack. He exerted so much energy that he passed out from it. This has never happened, even during the time Thor used the God blast. So with that said, the ft isn't as high as you are making it out to be concerning Hulk since we've seen what Thor standard energy attacks can do 'without him over exerting' himself.
You said earlier that the entirety of the energy is still around Thor's body. How is that the entirety of the energy when we clearly saw that he just let it loose on the surrounding area? Like I said, it's foolish to think that the majority of the power from the energies he called upon is within his person. Bottom line is that Hulk got KO'd from the remnants of his attack.
Originally posted by celeyhyga17
I think the fact that Thor produced the lightning shot in such a casual manner is the point he's driving home. Which lends to the fact that he can create some beastly lightning shots and even more so when he concentrates a la the Durok one.Heck here Hulk gets ko'd from simple residual lightning on Thor's person. That's pretty phukkin uber.
http://www.turboimagehost.com/p/15970568/Indestructible_Hulk_008-018.jpg.html
http://www.turboimagehost.com/p/15970562/Indestructible_Hulk_008-019.jpg.htmlThen again this is Unworthy Thor vs Rulk. So even if we go by lightning feats sans Mjolnir, Thor has still hurt or ko'd extremely powerful foes like the one vs Durok.
Barely conscious, he ko's Gorr. Can't get anymore casual than this since he's about ready to pass out.
With regards to the "residual" lightning comment, Thor was visibly still supercharged from the attack, and was his most powerful lightning attack in that moment as it even ko'd himself. Hulk unsuspecting he was catching a charged Thor was flash ko'd/stunned from the impact. A braced/prepped Hulk is a different story as we have seen when he has resisted the lightning on different occasions.
Rulk has resisted it too, aswell as energy attacks from beings significantly more powerful than Thor. Unless Thor stays in the skies and rains down blasts continuously (he won't) I don't see one bolt being enough under normal circumstances.
