Thor's Hammer in Zero Gravity... PIS?

[Pendaran]

Rulk just moved it into Thor's face.

So, he didn't use it as a weapon he was flinging lightning out of. Nor a device to fly around with. Despite the scans.

[Lochdale]

From the evidence presented in this thread I have to join the camp that says the hammer can be moved in space. There is no evidence contradicting this. No one is saying the enchantment is not in effect but that that it has no effect in a zero gee environment. The enchantment says you can't lift it. However, you can move it. Rulk just moved it into Thor's face. I don't see what all the controversy is about. Until someone shows something that contradicts this, there is no argument only fanboy pride.

Heh well I'd rather not be called a fanboy but let's move on. Had you read the previous posts in this thread you'd see that Rulk did a lot more then merely move the hammer. He used in a way that contradicted all the enchantments. Fact is, the enchantments work just fine in space as has been shown in numerous battles in space and when the 60 second rule applied. So no fanboyism here my friend, just a very poor writer.

[The Watcher]

From the evidence presented in this thread I have to join the camp that says the hammer can be moved in space. There is no evidence contradicting this. No one is saying the enchantment is not in effect but that that it has no effect in a zero gee environment. The enchantment says you can't lift it. However, you can move it. Rulk just moved it into Thor's face. I don't see what all the controversy is about. Until someone shows something that contradicts this, there is no argument only fanboy pride.

The evidence is the scans. Rulk was using the Hammer's powers, which he shouldn't be able to do due to some supposed weightlessness loophole. Thus the only way to explain the depiction is PIS.

Rhulk using Mjolnir as depicted is officially PIS. The matter is settled.

[Siriel]

The evidence is the scans. Rulk was using the Hammer's powers, which he shouldn't be able to do due to some supposed weightlessness loophole. Thus the only way to explain the depiction is PIS.

Rhulk using the PIS as depicted is officially PIS. The matter is settled.

While I have no trouble believing that Rhulk is helped by PIS, I think you meant Mjolnir.

[The Arbiter]

The evidence is the scans. Rulk was using the Hammer's powers, which he shouldn't be able to do due to some supposed weightlessness loophole. Thus the only way to explain the depiction is PIS.

Rhulk using Mjolnir as depicted is officially PIS. The matter is settled.

Sounds good.

Congrats on the 3000th post btw. :)

[Sharpandpointies]

Until someone shows something that contradicts this, there is no argument only fanboy pride.

ggundam8, we don't use words like fanboy around here. Inflammatory.

[mailedbypostman1]

To be honest expecting Jeph Loeb to spell over 45% of his own name correctly is setting the bar a little too high.

J-J-J-ep-p-p-p

damnit!

[Captain Smith]

Does the hammer seek to land on the nearest planetary body? So I recall Thor fighting on other planets and the enchantment working there. So if he lets go in space, does gravity pull it to the closest place - at what speed? Could you balance it at one of those LaGrange points so it is stuck immovably in space?

[Pike]

Does the hammer seek to land on the nearest planetary body? So I recall Thor fighting on other planets and the enchantment working there. So if he lets go in space, does gravity pull it to the closest place - at what speed? Could you balance it at one of those LaGrange points so it is stuck immovably in space?

When he got stuck in space he had to swing the hammer and aim at a planet. It doesn't do much by itself.