Originally posted by carver9
Thor probably wasn't chopping Apocalypse with everything. Seems like he wanted him to suffer. The cut that he did during their first encounter almost split Apocalypse in half. The ax treats Celestials like fodder, it cutting through Beyonders tells us how powerful it is. What low showings besides that PM showing is low for the ax?
Remember heroes became villains in that story. He was trying to kill him and "pry free the soft meat covering within (the armour)"
He was legit trying to kill him even said so.
Originally posted by -K-M-
Remember heroes became villains in that story. He was trying to kill him and "pry free the soft meat covering within (the armour)"He was legit trying to kill him even said so.
They did become villains but they didn't kill a single person during their rampage against Apocalypse and the crew. Also, we've seen him chop Apocalypse almost in half with the axe already. Are we not counting that?
Originally posted by carver9
They did become villains but they didn't kill a single person during their rampage against Apocalypse and the crew. Also, we've seen him chop Apocalypse almost in half with the axe already. Are we not counting that?
No but they tried. Silly arguement seeing as villains don't go around killing everyone as the heroes stop them. Just this story the heroes and villains were reversed
We're counting that. In fact strengthens the inconsistency of th axe
Originally posted by -K-M-
No but they tried. Silly arguement seeing as villains don't go around killing everyone as the heroes stop them. Just this story the heroes and villains were reversedWe're counting that. In fact strengthens the inconsistency of th axe
The thing here is, Thor WAS chopping through his armor with no problem. He just didn't continue pressing on with the axe for obvious reasons, plot. It's not like he was failing, he just didn't attempt to chop the character in half. It's like asking why didn't Zod kill the members of the suicide squad when he was facing them. The strength is there to achieve killing results, hell, he could've shot a dose of heat vision at any of them and killed them but it didn't happen. Not because he didn't have the strength, he didn't kill them because he didn't need to. This is across the board with all of the villains. Batman fought Wraith, someone that was stronger than Superman and had all of his limbs afterward. I shouldn't have to explain this to you since we know you know comics.
Originally posted by carver9
The thing here is, Thor WAS chopping through his armor with no problem. He just didn't continue pressing on with the axe for obvious reasons, plot. It's not like he was failing, he just didn't attempt to chop the character in half. It's like asking why didn't Zod kill the members of the suicide squad when he was facing them. The strength is there to achieve killing results, hell, he could've shot a dose of heat vision at any of them and killed them but it didn't happen. Not because he didn't have the strength, he didn't kill them because he didn't need to. This is across the board with all of the villains. Batman fought Wraith, someone that was stronger than Superman and had all of his limbs afterward. I shouldn't have to explain this to you since we know you know comics.
Again seeing its high end feats apoc should have literally been killed with a one shot. Same for Thor taking the axe right to the chest in the same fight he split apoc. Didn't even phase him. Axe is inconsistent. You are choosing just go by it's high showings and nothing else. Again recently in generations unworthy Thor & mighty thor, Thor literally used the axe to slice Apoc across the chest...but didn't even damage him...even referenced the early time he sliced him open...yet did nothing here.
He didn't try to chop the character in half? Both times he wanted to kill apoc. That's why he augmented the axe in the first place and directly says he wanted to kill him
The rest of your post is filler to fool people you have an arguement and completly irrelevant