Originally posted by h1a8
It's the rules of debating. Failure to rebut and argument properly results in the loss of the debate.
So then you lost, because you changed the argument with your stupid "what if Thor places Mjolnir in Hela's hands?" question. Also, you failed to address the fact that Hela's feet are not even shown in that scene, so we have no idea if she caved the ground or not.
Nice try again, Quan Jr.
Originally posted by PsychotronHer height didn't change.
So then you lost, because you changed the argument with your stupid "what if Thor places Mjolnir in Hela's hands?" question. Also, you failed to address the fact that Hela's feet are not even shown in that scene, so we have no idea if she caved the ground or not.Nice try again, Quan Jr.
Originally posted by h1a8
Her height didn't change.
This is the hill you want to die on? Hulk weighs many times more than Hela and he barely sunk an inch or two when trying to lift Mjolnir with all of his strength.
Again, this is irrelevant, because Thor threw the hammer at Hela, just like he did at Hulk, and we saw wildly different results. Hulk was carried by it due to the enchantment, while Hela overpowered it. This is a scene from a children's movie and you're confused by it. If you really are a teacher you should resign.
Originally posted by PsychotronHulk was carried because of the momentum. The hammer dropped shortly.
This is the hill you want to die on? Hulk weighs many times more than Hela and he barely sunk an inch or two when trying to lift Mjolnir with all of his strength.Again, this is irrelevant, because Thor threw the hammer at Hela, just like he did at Hulk, and we saw wildly different results. Hulk was carried by it due to the enchantment, while Hela overpowered it. This is a scene from a children's movie and you're confused by it. If you really are a teacher you should resign.
So basically, the hammer can be held but not lifted up or the enchantment did not work on Hela. Duh.
Thats why the question was relevant.
Originally posted by h1a8
Hulk was carried because of the momentum. The hammer dropped shortly.
In Hela's case, the hammer didn't drop, nor did it cause her feet to cave in the ground.
Hulk was carried because of the enchantment. Now you need to ask yourself why Hela wasn't carried like Hulk.
Originally posted by h1a8
So basically, the hammer can be held but not lifted up or the enchantment did not work on Hela. Duh.
Thats why the question was relevant.
No, your question is idiotic. Once someone grabs the hammer the enchantment kicks in. Hulk and Hela both grabbed it when it was in motion. Hulk was carried by it, Hela didn't move. The only assumption that can be made here is that she overpowered it. This is further supported by the fact that she crushed Mjolnir with one hand.
Originally posted by Psychotron
The only assumption that can be made here is that she overpowered it. This is further supported by the fact that she crushed Mjolnir with one hand.
Also supported by Thor saying - this isnt possible - clearly in reference to the amount of raw power it would take to do what she did.
h1a8 youve lost the argument. Be a man for once and just concede. Or carry on confirming yourself to be the forum clown. Up to you.
Originally posted by PsychotronThe enchantment is for lifting. Mjolnir isnt juggernaut and unstoppable. The power of its flight doesn't necessarily equal the power of its lifting enchantment. You are correct about the inconsistency of Hela not being moved by Mjolnir when Hulk was.
Hulk was carried because of the enchantment. Now you need to ask yourself why Hela wasn't carried like Hulk.No, your question is idiotic. Once someone grabs the hammer the enchantment kicks in. Hulk and Hela both grabbed it when it was in motion. Hulk was carried by it, Hela didn't move. The only assumption that can be made here is that she overpowered it. This is further supported by the fact that she crushed Mjolnir with one hand.
My take is that either
1. The enchantment prevents lifting, not holding.
Or
2. Hela override the enchantment since she possibly has more authority than Odin himself.