Honestly, yeah. Thula is one of the stronger Viltrumites, and once he started trying, he was kinda kicking her ass. He only lost because he couldn’t pull the trigger at the end. Which doesn’t make sense. At this point he should lose to any random Viltrumite handily.
Yes exactly, I thought there’d be more people talking about this. I loved the episode and the fight, but it was really ridiculous how a Viltrumite with little-to-no training that just got his powers a year ago was able to beat up a Viltrumite veteran who I’m guessing has thousands of years of experience just because he “stopped holding back”. It came off as cliché shonen anime bullshit to me.
Most in this sub just brush it off as “well he wasn’t really doing any damage, compared to what Omni-Man did to her” or “I don’t care, at least he finally kicked some ass”.
Honestly, yeah. Thula is one of the stronger Viltrumites, and once he started trying, he was kinda kicking her ass. He only lost because he couldn’t pull the trigger at the end. Which doesn’t make sense. At this point he should lose to any random Viltrumite handily.
Yes exactly, I thought there’d be more people talking about this. I loved the episode and the fight, but it was really ridiculous how a Viltrumite with little-to-no training that just got his powers a year ago was able to beat up a Viltrumite veteran who I’m guessing has thousands of years of experience just because he “stopped holding back”. It came off as cliché shonen anime bullshit to me.
Most in this sub just brush it off as “well he wasn’t really doing any damage, compared to what Omni-Man did to her” or “I don’t care, at least he finally kicked some ass”.
I believe in the comic it was explained better before the fight.