Originally posted by Diesldude
Maybe H1 was having a bad day? It was pretty obvious from the scans that were posted.
It's called Monday night quarterbacking. Clearly I know AFTER the scan was posted. But Stilt and Bran was acting like I'm retarded as if the scan was just posted prior to my comments and I ignored it.
Then you have stilt and Titan actually lying. They were claiming that Mangog was drained (instead of have some of his energy siphoned). Then stilt lies again by stating it there were 3 pages of proof (when only a single panel proves it in Thor's comments). Using exaggeration to the point of lying implies that the original point was weak and couldn't stand on its own.
Originally posted by DarkSaint85
Isn't Mangog.....magic? His strength, size, durability, speed etc all based on magic?So siphoning his magic would.....weaken his physical attributes.
I don't see what's the issue here?
Like siphoning the electricity from Iron Man. His strength, speed, etc will all be affected - because electricity is what he runs on.
Mangog also has magical abilities outside physical strength. It's all about the writer's intentions. A writer can have a character been siphoned and yet not any weaker physically. This is fiction. Also Remember energy and power are two different things. Power is the rate energy is being used. Ironman can probably output a max of 1million watts but has 100 million joules of energy.
With that said, I do believe the writer was referring to Mangog's physical strength with Thor's comments.
But that wasn't the point. I accepted that Mangog was weaker than normal (by how much is anyone's guess). The problem is Stilt and Titan was trying to lie and exaggerate using words like Mangog was drained. Siphoning SOME of someone's energy isn't them being drained (as in completely or mostly out of energy). Then they were acting like everyone should have known that BEFORE the evidence was posted.
When many posters for years have used that feat to argue how powerful RKT is (without explaining that Mangog was weaker than normal). I admit to never reading that comic.