There are so many problems with all of your misleading statements above, I don't know where to begin. Suffice to say, the context about Wonder Woman, not Darkseid (note that the original thread title is "Darkseid vs Wonder Woman: WW 36 spoilers"), and even your own quote says that Odin only beats Thor by depriving him of Mjolnir and with Mjolnir, Thor beats Odin. So you still have no credibility.




That line doesn't even make sense. Read all the above quotes to understand why it makes no sense. I didn't make some stupid rule about being a weakling just because someone fell down on their hands and knees. You did. It's not my logic. It's yours.




Being blinded and being on your knees are two completely different things. You're the one arguing that being on your knees is worse than getting blinded, which is absurd.




No. I already showed you where the comic states it does more than that. Here is the scan yet again. Funny how in this very thread you state, "We go by what's on panel, not what most people think." This is what's on panel, but you're going by what you think instead. Your hypocrisy never ends.






What's that about going with what's on the panel? Here is what's on the panel: "human child." And he was an amnesiac human child with no experience with his powers. Of course that makes him less powerful. Who is more powerful, someone with thousands of years of experience with those powers or someone who has no experience with those powers?



That has nothing to do with Zeus being an amnesiac human child at the time before his death. I already posted all the scans between the time Hera explicitly stated Zeus had amnesia right up to the point before Typhon killed him and at no point in the comics did anything happen that would give Zeus back his memories.


You have no credibility because you deny what's right there on panel while demanding that what's on the panel be the only evidence.






That Hercules has to teach Zeus how to use his own powers makes my case for me. Zeus has his power, but he is in the body of a human amnesiac child. It's stated right on panel in the scan I posted above. You already admitted you were trying to be misleading with this example, but once I stated using this example as undermining your credibility, you try to walk it back, but your disingenuousness is plain for everyone to see. For you to pretend that the amnesiac human child Zeus is equivalent to the adult Zeus with all his memories is absurd.


That sentence makes no sense. Hera's head getting blown up is her being shown dead physically.


The waters of Lethe made Typhon forget he had the Aegis so he didn't use it. Just moments earlier, Hercules tried to club Typhon and the Aegis reversed the blow, injuring Hercules severely. Will your attempts to mislead never end?


Normal Zeus is. Of course your choice to use a human child amnesiac Zeus as an example is misleading. Your choice to pretend Typhon was normal Typhon when he was powered up with the Aegis is misleading. Your choice to pretend Hercules beat Typhon with his own power is misleading. Of course you admitted you were being misleading on purpose here too. So you have no credibility.


So you admit to violating board rules? So you admit to having no class? Argumentum ad hominem usually arises when you failed in every other respect.




Really? How am I not credible? I'm not the one contradicting myself left and right. I'm not the one using misleading examples. I'm not the one using one standard against Marvel characters and the same standard in support of DC characters.


Wait until you read his racist quotes.


Then I guess DC abstracts aren't very powerful if they can get overpowered by Wonder Woman and an inexperienced Witchfire. Note that this isn't my stance. It's your claim that Nekron has always been written at abstract power level and yet can be beaten by Wonder Woman and Witchfire.



Lower range is between 40 and 120. You interpreted that as 40. I did not. As these are my thoughts, I know better than you my beliefs.


You're refusal to answer the question answers the question.