Who wins?
1) No bfr.
2) Bfr allowef.
Who wins?
1) No bfr.
2) Bfr allowef.
Do we treat Unworthy Thor as classic Thor minus the hammer, or the level of competence he actually demonstrated? It is relevant for his speed feats and those would be a deciding factor.
I’m not really familiar with War Thor. Can he fly?
Because that’s kind of important, even putting everything else aside.
Same. Not sure about War Thor, but Immortal Hulk is Al Ewing's Mary Sue and maybe the most powerful version of Hulk. Still trying to catch up on Immortal story, but Imm. Hulk has a healing factor second to none. Like, high tech rifles that put bullets through Hulks skull are almost irrelevant as Hulk actually heals from wounds like these. Imm. Hulk one shots worthy Thor in an early issue of Avengers (2018). On the other hand, not sure how Thors mod ruled speed applies or if even relevant to this version of Thor? Also, evidently "the one below all" supplies Hulk with as much strength as needed, maybe in the vein of Cytorrak and Juggernaut.
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I don't think he's a Mary Sue. Ewing makes it rather clear that no one should ever go through what Hulk's experiencing. As powerful as he may be, his torment and suffering are much higher than usual. He even equates his own madness and anger as pain in its own right, so the angrier he gets, the more pain he's in.
A Mary Sue Hulk would have him be his strongest with no downsides, with his full Professor Hulk intellect and humor, with Betty by his side, everybody loving him, Bruce living his best life ever, and Ewing living vicariously through him. Aside from the strength, his comic is almost the exact opposite of that.
Mary Sue is probably the wrong term (apologies), unless perhaps understood strictly from the stand point of Immortal Hulk doesn't seem to lose a lot of fights. In comparison even to worthy Thor, Thor gets rocked...literally one shotted in Imm Hulk 7(?), loses a tooth and Steve Roger's has to move to protect Thor.
Edit: also, IDK if Thors board ruled speed even applies here to unworthy Thor. I suppose on Rumbles, we can write off anything Aaron writes regarding Thor much like Jeph Loeb's stuff is sometimes disregarded because y'know, Jeph Loeb.
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"Sir, does this mean that Ann Margret's not coming?"
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"One of the maddening but beautiful things about comics is that you have to give characters a sense of change without changing them so much that they violate the essence of who they are." ~ Ann Nocenti, Chris Claremont's X-Men.
I'm dimly recalling something about Hulk being exploded and his body parts pretty instantly coming back together and attacking someone while they do it. Does anyone have scans of that? Because that would be decisive here.
Yeah, I saw that scan. In a lab, and his body basically ‘ate’ one of the scientists who’d been experimenting on him while it was reforming (the guy was in the way).
If War Thor can stay out of range and bombard the Hulks from the air, they can’t do much about it, but if Immortal Hulk’s regen is so quick he can’t be 10-counted, that doesn’t really matter.
I guess in Fight 2 War Thor could BFR the Hulks...? Either through space-toss or; if Ultimate Mjolnir haa this ability, which I don’t know; d-dump.
In fight 1 it’s going to come down to whether they can put Immortal Hulk down for ten or not. Eventually, War Thor would need to rest.
Hell - Volstagg might even eat part of Hulk to try and stop him reforming.
I dont have the scans, but it was pretty ridiculous. They had him in little pieces all spread out over a few dozen feat. The instant the glass broke, the chunks swarmed back together with such speed that a scientist couldn't run or evade them and ended up getting absorbed and digested.
A 10 count would be a VERY difficult task methinks.
War Thor can fly so maybe a BFR strat could work? Especially with the fastest guy in Unworthy Thor also trying for a spacetoss?
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So, the helios laser is used to reduce Hulk almost to slag...
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"Sir, does this mean that Ann Margret's not coming?"
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"One of the maddening but beautiful things about comics is that you have to give characters a sense of change without changing them so much that they violate the essence of who they are." ~ Ann Nocenti, Chris Claremont's X-Men.
Sorry, forgot to crop my images
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By the time hes back at the lab, minus having been dissected by adamantium blade, hes regenerated...
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"Sir, does this mean that Ann Margret's not coming?"
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"One of the maddening but beautiful things about comics is that you have to give characters a sense of change without changing them so much that they violate the essence of who they are." ~ Ann Nocenti, Chris Claremont's X-Men.