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Originally posted by Nihilist
He's high trans-low skyfather.

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Originally posted by Nihilist
No one thinks he's Abstract. He's high trans-low skyfather.

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Originally posted by CosmicComet
No way he's only low-skyfather now.

Not after he matched Odin for a few moves before Gungir was brought out, and after Odin specifically said Thanos' power potential was similar to his.

And that was before his recent jump in TI.

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Originally posted by Nihilist
He's high trans-low skyfather.

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Originally posted by CosmicComet
Yes he did.

Neither could hurt the other prior to Gungnir, and the middle part of the fight was them trading moves.

I also see you cannot deny that Odin specifically on panel said Thanos' reserve of power was comparable to his own.

There's no way you can interpret that fight as it merely being Thanos' durability that kept him alive. Impossible.

He was already at least low-skyfather back then.

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Originally posted by CosmicComet
No way he's only low-skyfather now.

Not after he matched Odin for a few moves before Gungir was brought out, and after Odin specifically said Thanos' power potential was similar to his.

And that was before his recent jump in TI.

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Originally posted by Sin I AM
lol @ matching odin and "power potential" he has not displayed anything that would leave me to believe he is that high end

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This is how the point by point break down went:

1. Odin blasts Thanos first one-handed. Thanos stands there unphased. (don't care if someone argues a force field, irrelevant. though it was neither mentioned nor outright displayed)

2. Thanos and Surfer blasts Odin together, Odin quickly eliminates Surfer, showing his influence in the fight was minor.

3. Odin blasts thanos again with two hands, this blast is slightly more effective as Thanos is somewhat unbalanced, still standing easily but one foot above the ground.

4. Thanos charges at Odin, can't tell if he missed with the punch or Odin blocked with his charged up wrist or what, as there is nothing to indicate exactly in the scan but anyway Odin blasts Thanos away from close quarters.

5. Thanos is up standing immediately and casually, suit and himself completely undamaged. Odin is surprised that Thanos is alive. Thanos blasts Odin two handed and this blast is felt clearly by the skyfather as he is forced to put his arms up to block it, but the impact is still clearly pushing his upperbody back. --More or less this blast and its subsequent effect is on par with the two handed blast Odin shot at Thanos at number 3.

6. Odin sends some asteroids at Thanos, while telling the titan that Thanos taps into a nearly limitless source of power, and notes that he himself is connected to a 'similar reserve' of power. Thanos easily busts up those asteroids while they are verbally jousting. This statement outright admits that he and Thanos both have a power source/reserves of similar power. I don't care how anyone else tries to finagle a different interpretation out of it, its right there on the page.

7. Some more talking, Thanos traps Odin in a block of pure force. Odin uses eye beams to weaken it enough to break out.

8. Odin gets serious and brings out Gugnir. Blasts Thanos with it. Thanos goes flying into some buildings in Asgard. Thanos gets up immediately, not a scratch on him or his suit, and he isn't talking as if he was taxed by the blast at all.

9. Thanos trudges through a second, more continuous blast. Odin has both of his hands on Gugnir's shaft, about two-thirds up it. Thanos grabs Gugnir with one hand, just below the blade.

10. Odin and Thanos have a bit of a struggle over the spear and then he sends them flying while they are both holding on to it and they land with an explosion, finally Thanos' grip is off it and can be considered the 'loser' after this point.

For the last point, the important thing to note here is that Odin was not able to simply rip Gugnir out of Thanos' grasp despite Odin using both hands and having better leverage since he's holding it past the middle of the shaft, and while Thanos used only one hand the whole time, had inferior leverage, and was weakened by the blast itself. How was it a 'domination' if Odin did no actual damage whatsoever prior to bringing out Gugnir, and prior to its usage was engaged in trading a few moves with Thanos in which neither were able to actually affect the other? Furthermore, he basically outright states that they have access to similar power levels, and he praises Thanos as a warrior. It was not casual nor one-sided nor a domination in the least. It's a faulty interpretation. It was a good fight. And a fight in which Thanos showed great physical strength against a skyfather as well.

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Originally posted by CosmicComet
We've been over this shit before.

We all know what happens.

You just repeat on like a broken track and never address anything.