Originally posted by Rage.Of.OlympusI don't even know why you even bother replying to posts like those. They don't deserve any actual thought because they weren't intended to do much of anything than get a reply.
Just post a scan of Superman being knocked out by a gas station or maxing out at 2 tons or something:
Proclaim that as his limit, and call it a day.
Originally posted by abhilegend
Wow, A mountain?You surely jest.
Whoa!!!!!!!
An example: a simple asgardian avalanche, triggered by Hela, would've likely killed Thor if he hadn't protected himself with Mjolnir... and even then it rendered Thor unconscious and he had to be saved by Tiwaz.
Originally posted by MagnonAsgardian mountains are MUCH sturdier than Earth-based ones, though.
If something on Earth is dangerous to humans then its Asgardian analogue is typically dangerous to Aesir.
An example: a simple asgardian avalanche, triggered by Hela, would've likely killed Thor if he hadn't protected himself with Mjolnir... and even then it rendered Thor unconscious and he had to be saved by Tiwaz.
Originally posted by Mr Master
Interesting low-ball. I guess their powers diminish when combined ey?
Must be.
How else can you explain that?
Since Odin alone (with a gesture) can send all of Asgard not just "out of orbit"
[b]but out of the entire universe,
while simultaneously blasting Mangog with a shot that lit up space like a sun going nova:
Asgard must be incredibly small then.
mmm
Superman? He has nothing to do with this thread. [/B]
😂
Check your sarcasm meter.
Originally posted by Rage.Of.Olympus
I don't even know why you even bother replying to posts like those. They don't deserve any actual thought because they weren't intended to do much of anything than get a reply.Just post a scan of Superman being knocked out by a gas station or maxing out at 2 tons or something:
Proclaim that as his limit, and call it a day.
👆
Originally posted by Magnon
Asgardian mountains are MUCH sturdier than Earth-based ones, though. If something on Earth is dangerous to humans then its Asgardian analogue is typically dangerous to Aesir.An example: a simple asgardian avalanche, triggered by Hela, would've likely killed Thor if he hadn't protected himself with Mjolnir... and even then it rendered Thor unconscious and he had to be saved by Tiwaz.
Asgardians are supposed to be three times denser than humans. I've never find a scan which shows all Asgardian materials are more sturdy though.
Originally posted by h1a8again you show you don't read comics and just go on word of mouth.
We know what the comic shows. Mangog's power didn't increase significantly or instantly when being fueled by rage. If you disagree then provide proof to the signficant increase and how fast the increase is. Otherwise, WB Hulk one shots him before any significant increase happens. Also WB was not powered through rage but through control of his power. He can go from Banner to WB in a matter of seconds. So Mangog will not even be feeding off much rage at all.
Originally posted by Igniz
A lot of people answering Hulk? Since this topic is about Classic Mangog, then it doesn't matter since Hulk is gonna get his ass kick. Classic Mangog feeds on the rage,anger,hatred,fear and etc.This things are known as negative emotions.He was capable of imprisoning Loki. Turned Asgaidians into barn yard animals. Mangog was capable of tanking everything thrown at him. And what happened when Hulk faced a being who feeds on his anger? Chaos War Incredible Hulks#620 shows to us exactly when Brian Banner became Devil Hulk, he feed on the Hulk's own hatred. As a result we had wounded and baldy Hulk. Hulk was just lucky someone said to him to stop hating. Now put Hulk against a being that is skyfather level and feeds on his anger, the result is Hulk is dead.
Hit the nail on the head, you beat to this but great points. CLassic Mangog was a true sky father level being that beat down the top Sky Father in comics in Odin.
Originally posted by Mr MasterI'm sorry I was referring to the other comic where Mangog hit Thor. I believe in this comic Thor got KOED by falling to the ground off Mangogs back. It's been a long time. I have to reread it. I remember Odin being depowered and fighting Mangog on a horse with a sword like he was a normal human person. I remember Mangog lifting a bridge up and flinging Asgardian s about 20 feet in the air and when they hit the ground they were dead. So basically the ground killed them.
😐 ... Odin was fresh as a daisy till he and all of Asgard got stomped by Mangog.
Then, after Odin woke up from the k.o. Odin bfr'd the land mass of Asgard to another universe.The beat down by Mangog, and the feat, taxed Odin.
I have no idea what you're talking about concerning "asgardians-human like."
What? I have no idea where you saw Mangog strike Thor once, let alone "several times."
Thor got k.o'd every time he got touched by Mangog, which was twice.Mangog? ... "a little stronger that Thor?" ... You jest yes?
The Asgardians at one point dropped a mountain on top of Mangog:
Mangog shrugged off the mountain debris effortlessly:
"Impossibly the entire [b]multi-million-ton
weight of boulders flies through the air..."----------------------------------------
Don't forget Mangog k.o'd Odin and his entire crew in one swoop. [/B]
Million of tons isn't even 1 billionth as a planet. And a planet isn't even a billionth of billions of planets. The Hulk feat is astronomically greater.
Originally posted by Mr Mastercharacters max out based off what they shown. Otherwise we commit no limits fallacy. Also you have to apply the same logic to Hulk as you did Mangog.
Scans of Mangog's max strength being clocked at "mountain level?"Oh, is this based on Mangog throwing millionS of tons of rock off himself like a dog shakes off water?
So an analogy for understanding: I lift 100lbs so easily the weight flies into the air, somehow means my max is 100lbs.
I dis-agee, but I respect all opinions, even the unsupported or comedic ones.
Anyway Mangog did absolutely nothing to show he had enough strength to one shot a planet. Even if he had that type of strength then it still won't even bother Hulk. Hulk tanked the force that can one shot billions of planets. You see this is vastly different levels of power.
Mangog has no feats proving he can tank a hit that can destroy a planet let alone billions. Even Odin, Destroyer, etc. Don't have any feats to support it.
Originally posted by abhilegend
Is that really so? I've never seen Thor having trouble with asgardian mountain or something.Asgardians are supposed to be three times denser than humans. I've never find a scan which shows all Asgardian materials are more sturdy though.
The avalanche thing, for example, happened in Mighty Thor 355 (or 354, not sure since I got the finnish translation). He got hit by it, and almost died. He wouldn't budge vs. an Earth-based avalanche, I would think.
In the X-Men Asgard trilogy, Douglas Ramsey (Cypher) was given a regular Asgardian sword, and couldn't lift it because it was way too heavy.
Lots of more examples, but the point is: it is not just the Aesir themselves who are heavier, stronger and more durable than Earthlings... everything in Asgard is.
Originally posted by Magnon
The avalanche thing, for example, happened in Mighty Thor 355 (or 354, not sure since I got the finnish translation). He got hit by it, and almost died. He wouldn't budge vs. an Earth-based avalanche, I would think.In the X-Men Asgard trilogy, Douglas Ramsey (Cypher) was given a regular Asgardian sword, and couldn't lift it because it was way too heavy.
Lots of more examples, but the point is: it is not just the Aesir themselves who are heavier, stronger and more durable than Earthlings... everything in Asgard is.
Originally posted by Magnon
The avalanche thing, for example, happened in Mighty Thor 355 (or 354, not sure since I got the finnish translation). He got hit by it, and almost died. He wouldn't budge vs. an Earth-based avalanche, I would think.In the X-Men Asgard trilogy, Douglas Ramsey (Cypher) was given a regular Asgardian sword, and couldn't lift it because it was way too heavy.
Lots of more examples, but the point is: it is not just the Aesir themselves who are heavier, stronger and more durable than Earthlings... everything in Asgard is.
Exactly, everything in Asgard is heavier 4-7 times that on earth.
Originally posted by h1a8I'm sorry I was referring to the other comic where Mangog hit Thor.
Originally posted by h1a8I remember Odin being depowered and fighting Mangog on a horse with a sword like he was a normal human person.
That same horse-back riding Odin let off a blast that had a stellar nova-scale affect.
That same Odin also bfr'd all of Asgard to another universe.
So, unless there's actual direct evidence, there's no reason to think any less of Odin.
Originally posted by h1a8Million of tons isn't even 1 billionth as a planet.
I mean, I'm no Thor expert, but I would think him incapable of lifting anything close to millions of tons.
Originally posted by Mr Masterwhen I get home I'm going to reread everything. I could swear that Odin was depowered when he transported Asgard. We was very weak as stated I believe.
That was when Mangog teamed with Thanos in Thor's vol.2 run.
While Mangog claimed several times he was a billion billion beings of power, I'm not too sure.
This version of Mangog was after amped Odin had separated Mangog from his anger.
So, I'm still looking into first: How did Mangog regain his power?
Second: If he did regain his original power, why was he weaker than his original showings?That's not proof he was "de-powered" friend.
That same horse-back riding Odin let off a blast that had a stellar nova-scale affect.
That same Odin also bfr'd all of Asgard to another universe.So, unless there's actual direct evidence, there's no reason to think any less of Odin.
Someone said Mangog was "a little stronger than Thor" ...
I presented the mountain feat to prove that's not the case.I mean, I'm no Thor expert, but I would think him incapable of lifting anything close to millions of tons.
