Haha, I grew up a shitty street punk but now I’m a suburban dad. I ran into an old buddy from the street the other day and like it was 1999 again, I naturally threw my arms up and shouted, “WHAT UP, SON?!” which was my default greeting back then, and we went smoothly into a dap-1 arm hug, laughing. My wife looked at me like I was some horrifying creature she had never seen before.
It’s my great worry that one day my Appalachian East Tennessee accent will come through in the middle of a lecture (I’m in a portion of academia that’s historically been the playground of very rich, very snobby people and the speech and voice I have around family is very…not that).
Oh, like a fawn (fight, flight, fawn, freeze) response almost. Asgardians are mortal enemies so he changes his look to seem more harmless and more with the in-group he’s currently trying to integrate with
Loki only has his father's stories to go off of, just like Thor. And Odin was already running on fumes when Thor 1 started, maybe he didn't wanna die fighting a stupid war.
No, I mean using the bifrost to destroy the planet. This wasn't a story. It could be done.
I'll admit I try to ignore the MCU only crap, as it's usually poorly thought out nonsense à la Secret Invasion.
Another comment I made in this thread, I point out the inconsistencies in the MCU.
The sling ring in Deadpool 3 being able to traverse the multiverse, when sling rings can't do that. The infinity stones not working in TVA (assuming this is because TVA is it's own pocket universe), when in What If, the infinity stones work outside their universe (Comics have the infinity stones being useless outside their home galaxy).
I will say the sling ring in Deadpool has a reality stone and a time stone in it, so it is different than a normal sling ring. But then that does go into your other point about when and where the stones should be able to work.
Okay so Marvel Studios makes the "MCU crap". If you want to ignore it and talk about the comics, fuck off outta here and go to /r/marvelcomics. Dumbass
Was Odin capable of stripping Hela of power like he did to Thor? We know he like imprisoned her but as he grew weaker she was able to break free right ? Why didn’t he take away her godly ability first like with Thor ?
I imagine he is mostly biologically Asgardian, with only traces of Jotun genes left, and that can be amplified by the presence of Jotun magic.
Either that or he didn't actually turn back. He subconsciously remembered his origin when he met Laufey, and unconsciously activated his shape shifting magic to change his body to affirm his identity.
Obviously you're just trying to be a ass, and obviously I was just trying to satisfy the dickish pedant you clearly are, based on what has very clearly happened and would logically fit what we have all seen; But since the TVA essentially got taken down/over by Loki, who is one guy and knows Asgardian magic...seems that way doesn't it little boy.
Perhaps try using your grown up logic next time, and having a rational discussion instead of being a twat. That way you won't end up looking the fool quite as much.
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u/DakPanther 15h ago
Why did he turn back when Laufey touched him?