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zvelf

Member Since: Sat May 17, 2008
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motifian

Member Since: Sat Jun 10, 2017
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Subj: Re: to be fair, most posters would vote that Thor can beat Superman despite Superman ko'ing him.
Posted: Fri Dec 29, 2017 at 10:42:16 am EST (Viewed 179 times)
Reply Subj: Re: to be fair, most posters would vote that Thor can beat Superman despite Superman ko'ing him.
Posted: Thu Dec 28, 2017 at 10:49:28 pm EST (Viewed 165 times)



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      You said that I have cheerleaders on this board so apparently someone cares.
    So nobody meaningful? I can live with that.


I don't think other posters on this board would care for you to characterize them that way.


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      The link is the truth. I invite everyone to read it.
    No, it's just a link. You can ask everyone to read it and nobody would still care.


Then people should read about you lying that Typhon's Aegis did not deflect Zeus' lightning and that Hercules bloodied Typhon before giving Typhon amnesia, completely contradicted by scans:

http://www.comicboards.com/php/show.php?rpy=comicbattles-2017122915175796


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      Like context you ignored when you used an example in which Zeus wasn't normal Zeus, Typhon was using the Aegis, and Hercules was using the water of Lethe? You mean that context?
    And that Zeus still had all the power, Typhon had already beaten Zeus and Hercules physically killed Typhon? Yes, that context.


Your context is wrong. Hercules killed Typhon but again, only after making him amnesiac with the waters of Lethe. Typhon had not already beaten Zeus. The comic shows the opposite, that Zeus beat Typhon:







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      I'm not the one who wrote, "Being on his knees and hands shows he was significantly hurt. It's a staple of comics." But then when I show you other instances of characters being on their hands and knees, all of a sudden they aren't "significantly hurt." Funny, eh?
    Yes, you did for Darkseid where Justice League was stalemating Darkseid and Batman's statements don't count because some reasons.


Those reasons are important, but that example still has nothing to do with you contradicting yourself.


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      I never said Hercules didn't kill Typhon physically. My point was that you used a misleading example because Hercules didn't beat Typhon solely with his own power, which is what you implied. Hercules only won because he used the waters of Lethe to give Typhon amnesia, which made Typhon vulnerable to Hercules attack.
    Yes, you did. How did amnesia make Typhon vulnerable to Hercules' attacks?


Typhon had amnesia so he forgot he had the Aegis and didn't use it!


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    You also said Typhon was amped. When he had no such amp in strength.


Nice try in trying to define being amped as being only physical strength. Typhon was amped because the Aegis allowed him to redirect Zeus' lightning. Typhon was amped because physical blows against him redirected to the one trying to strike him! How is that not being amped? The scans are all right here:

http://www.comicboards.com/php/show.php?rpy=comicbattles-2017122915175796





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