Originally posted by Josh_Alexander
Okay, first of all they don't.You can clearly hear Thanos moaning in the second kick whereas Thanos isn't even swayed in the first one.
Yes they do.
You're not looking at it carefully. Look again.
Kick starts at 0:49. At the last bit of the 0:50 mark, you clearly see his face expression, which was clearly an expression of being hurt.
Originally posted by Josh_Alexander
Also, inconsistencies are common in films, that's why you always take that which has morr backup. In this case, I have brought more evidence to support my case.
LMAO You're whole visual evidence was based on slightly different showings between different fights and different moves in the same fight. And now you're telling me that INCONSISTENCIES are common in all films?!
Josh you've just made your whole argument invalid.
If films are film choreographies are full of inconsistencies, then surely we have to compare Strength Feats! And i've asked you to provide a strength feat of Worthy Cap's to match Ragnarok Thor's in the other thread and you have failed to provide one.
Originally posted by Josh_Alexander
Furthermore, saying that Cap is Thor superstrong doesn't mean his punches and kicks would have a tremendous impact on Thanos, as Thor himself wasn't.
You're the one claiming Worthy Cap had Thors physical stats. It's for you to provide the visual evidence of that, which you have failed to do.
Originally posted by Josh_Alexander
I addressed the timestamps. The strenght boost is supported by most feats, notice that I'm not denying that there might be some instances where feats might look similar.
I've have addressed all of your timestamps, and provided counter evidence via my own time stamps. You are just denying those counters, because you want to ignore them.
Your so called visual evidence has been thoroughly debunked at this point. You groaning over and over doesn't change that.
Originally posted by Josh_Alexander
[B]Again, most feats support my case:
Let's see:
Originally posted by Josh_Alexander
[B]Again, most feats support my case:
Odin's words,[/B][/QUOTE]Not a feat, and a lot of grey area and wiggle room in those words. So feats are required.
Originally posted by Josh_Alexander
Thor 1,
Thor Ragnarok...
See we can both name films. Doesn't prove anything. FEATS ARE REQUIRED.
Originally posted by Josh_Alexander
W.Cap not bring K'Oed like in IW by Thanos' attacks,
When was Worthy Cap punched in the face by Thanos and not KOd?
Originally posted by Josh_Alexander
W.Thor not flying away like normal Cap by several of Thanos' hits despite his leg being injured,
Yes he was. By an almost identical attack. I'll timestamp it again for you:
Worthy Cap is sent flying back at 2:41
YouTube video
And even this wasn't there You've Already Conceded to these fights being Inconsistent.
Originally posted by Josh_Alexander
W.Cap's attacks having overall a 'better' effect than his predecessor. [/B]
Nope. The effects of flying kick to the head at 0:50 and at his flying body shot knee at 1:57 are pretty much the same. If anything I'd argue he looks more nuisanced by the kick at 0:50, but it's not enough of a difference for me to bother with that argument.
So not only have i debunked this idea that Worthy Cap's physical strikes and durability were shown at godly levels in comparison to standard Cap, but you yourself have already Conceded that these fights are Inconsistent so so any minor differenced should be ignored anyway.
Originally posted by Josh_Alexander
You made a direct comparison between Cap and Spiderman, as if their strength is similar, where in reality Normal Spiderman held a 2000ton ferry whilst Cap struggled with a Helicopter!
The fact that you continue to misrepresent what I stated (without even quoting my words), even after I've asked you to stop, says to me this debate has gone far enough because you're not capable of taking the debate any further, so instead have to go back and misrepresent me.
But on the note of Spider-Man:
Spider-Man never carried a Ferry. He actually struggled to carry the platform Cap dropped on him on Civil War.
Tell me would Thor struggle to carry that platform? Stop trolling and answer the question please, or we are done here.
Originally posted by Josh_Alexander
You have basically conceded this debate. You yourself have admitted that Cap's strenght is comparable to someone who previously was way stronger than this.OMG! MORE LOWBALLING! Iron Spider is evidently more powerful than normal Spidey's suit.
Thanos got pissed with W.Cap. You don't need to be an expert to see his facial expressions! I suggest you pay more attention to the clips.
Yet you KEEP OMITTING the fact that W.Cap endured 7 enraged hits with an injured leg whereas Normal Cap barely endured a random one!
That feat supports my case, not yours, again.
[B]You yourself, unconciously just proved that there is. Based on feats/movie clips YOU made a direct comparison between W.Cap and Spiderman in terms of strenght! 😂
Due to that, and the ton of other feats I've brought to support my case. Evidence suggest Cap was boosted.
You are swimming against the current here my friend
[/B]
Please for the Love of God stop with first class trolling now.
I've already explained my position to you on that example. You're The One whose conceded these fights are full of Inconsistencies anyway so Unusable!
If you actually quoted me you would have seen there was a question attached which you desperately avoided. Here's my initial quote which you have grossly misrepresented and continued trolling around since:
Originally posted by Darth Thor
You mean like this @ 0:50:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xZbOn3q_9Co
So was Spider-Man also amped to Thor level strength now?
Now Answer me this and stop avoiding the point being brought up:
Is Spider-Mans strength closer to Captain America's or closer to Thor's.
P.s. And no I've not omitted anything. Those were vertical strikes. I and others have already pointed out to you regular Cap has EASILY stopped an Overhead strike from Thor whacking Mjolnir at him in Avengers 1. Nice try though to try and twist things into pretending I'm the one whose avoiding arguments made here.