Regular thor holds back when fighting hulk or anybody else especially on earth. But hulk fighting warrior madness thor with the power gem the fight will not last long at all. Warrior madness thor took out beta ray bill, silver surfer, drax the destroyer, maxiam he pretty much b***h slap almost every one. I like the hulk he is one of my favorite characters but against warrior madness thor the fight will not last long thor will hit him so hard hulk will turn back to banner. Thor w/warrior madness vs. regular thor are two different beings.
"HUlk never used any excessive force against Thor, you know why ? he'd kill him with 10% of his strenght."
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"Thor in last standing hero used the godblast against the hulk and he did not beat him"
Dont make up things. Some People might actually belive it. You already saw the scans on another board no? Thor did beat him as it was showed. Read it closer, i think you didnt got it the first time.
"(plus he was KingThor)"
It wasent stated to be King Thor either. Just that it was one ruling Asgard. No mention of him having the Odinpower. Even he did baddly for you he didnt used it against Hulk.
"Hulk survived to the full power of mjolnir used by King Thor...."
nonsense. If you can, you can bring the scans up here and we can help you read it. Okay? Its better than saying things that arent true.
I never said Thor was into. I said "on the verge of."
There were "ko's" for both actually. Thor knocked Hulk out with lightning before. Hulk beat Thor until he no longer responded. When Hulk walked away, Thor was shown laying and not moving. Whether or not you interpret that as being kayoed, I know not -- but I do.
Hulk never fought king thor. Thor was ruling asgard but not as king thor he was still a prince. Odin was in new york ally drunk and f**ked up, get the facts right. Thor fought mastro hulk at full powered I have those comics ghost from future past, and they went at it and thor was not holding back.
Yes. In the Hulk 2001 Annual Thor knocked Hulk out with a lightning strike. He is shown flying away with Hulk tucked under his arm.
Later, Thor is laying down, smoking (other fight). It says "abruptly its over," yadda yadda, "Thor, it seems, has been beaten beyond reason." Then it says "however" at the bottom.
Looks like he was kayoed to me. Whether briefly or for 45 minutes, still a kayo.
It wasent stated how long he was down. He was showed to be getting up in the following panel after that last onel DH likes to show so much. Considering there is no mention at all if he passed out and looking how he got up straight up next, ill go with knocked down since it was what is showed.
Altho both interpretations are valid. I just feel more at ease calling it a k.o when someone like Captain Marvel punches Superman and the later is showed only to wake up after a large portion of the action and story moves on, or if its stated.
Three. You can read the dialogue yourself in case people think that I am exaggerating. Note that Thor is not moving (noted in the text). Note that Hulk walks away. THEN Thor gets up. That is my interpretation of a kayo. Thor isn't even responding. Isn't moving (notice no "parentheses" thingies near his arms or legs. He is still).
But again, that's me.
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That scan of Thor down doesnt give you an idea how long he was out. He got up the next panel. Both interpretations are fine i just dont call it a kayo when pll get up next -right away- . Its more then being down.
If Hulk didnt got up right away and spent alot of time there i would call it a kayo yes. But something tells me he didnt. ( im going with memory because while i know how the fight basically went i dont have the issue anymore. )
Or you can consider then being kayo only for a panel or so. I like to call kayo is when the guy is floored and doesnt get up anytime soon.
You are concluding that Thor's getting up in the next panel = getting up "right away." Of course it gives you an idea of how long he was out. Read between the lines. Notice Hulk stopped hitting him. Hulk had to get up (he also calmed down). Then turn around. Then walk away. Only after all of that did Thor get up. Notice "However..." <---- See the ellipsis in the comic book? So...that happened instantly? Okay, if you say so.
And now you are trying to tell me Hulk is not kayoed in that picture I showed you?? LoL, okay. He is unconscious. Thor picked him up and flew away. Look at Hulk. His head is down, his entire body is limp.
Re: knock out duration, sure, if that's how you like to interpret it. But one can be knocked out for short periods of time. Ali was knocked out (unconscious) by a punch before he even hit the mat. When he hit the mat he regained consciousness. That's a k.o. Probably was knocked out for 2 seconds, but knocked out nonetheless.
If Hulk took time in the story to get up then he was ko. If he got up right away then he for me was down. Thor took only a panel.
The reason why i define the two when they are almost of the same nature its because ive seen fans claiming it was a ko " because Thor never got up". Getting up after being down for me is different then being done for.
Wich isent much to disagree, they wer both down of theyr butts in different parts of the same story. Out or not in this case, its an interpretation manner.
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My point is you are saying that because he is shown as getting up in the next panel then he got up "instantly" after the fight concluded. That isn't the case here. He got up way after the fight was concluded.
If he got "right up" or even "instantly" Hulk would not have even taken a step in the other direction. He got up after Hulk stopped hitting him, got up, and walked away. That is not "instantly." You see clearly in the picture that Hulk had stopped hitting him, got up, and took several steps in the other direction. That's like saying I knocked you down and you got up "instantly" after 3 minutes transpired. Heh, Thor got up "instantly" after he apparently regained consciousness. He was not moving. I guess he was playing dead?
That is why I said "read between the lines." Panel fights are rarely able to show all that happens in a fight. If you take a picture, say every 7 seconds of a fight, will it effectively capture all that occured? No. When you present the collage, you are showing us a summary.
Same thing with artists/panels. They illustrate what is written.
I don't know what you are missing. Thor KNOCKED OUT Hulk with the lightning. Thor then PICKED UP HULK and flew away. Hulk didn't get up. Thor PICKED HIM UP.