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Reply Subj: Re: Of course he does, but Posted: Sat Sep 16, 2017 at 04:07:28 am EDT (Viewed 317 times) | |||||||
I can see Thor really doing something with was the anti-force blast. The Godblast? Takes too long. Can be dodged. Years ago I questioned these exotic powers on this board and out of very few actual replies the anti-force blast was the only thing that could really pose a problem for Hulk. He actually wasn't becoming the Maestro - in fact he was behaving like a martyr , getting the world to focus on him , not something the Maestro would ever do. Also Thor's warrior madness while increasing his strength and aggressiveness, does not lend itself well to thinking. I wouldn't say he chose not to use them rather he was focussed simply on 'I'll kill you Ill kill you'. Hulk was absolutely blasted by lightning in that encounter too. It didn't do anything. I will stay with my opinion that that Hulk ko was an extreme outlier. The Durok strike may work on a calm Hulk, on no planet would it work on a Hulk that thinks Betty is dead. 'If the criteria for being called a god is to be stronger than Hulk can be, than the number of gods in Marvel just dropped to possibly zero'. WBW | |||||||
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