The Knight Rhoden: My mistake, I know they look evil though lol but cursed is the right word so allow me to correct myself. I worded it wrong...I however just to clarify didn't say or mean that they're apart of Sauron's army. I worded it wrong.
That was probably his best feat honestly I agree with Thor, however also keep in mind Gandalf(the white) also did pretty impressive feats for movie version I mean, sure he wasn't anywhere near as powerful as he should have been but he did do some nice things I know you mentioned the EE with the Witch king breaking his staff, but if I recall correctly Gandalf also broke Saruman's staff and was uneffected by a fireball summon from Saruman before Grima killed him. Aside from fighting and defeating a Balrog and also especially my favorite freeing Theoden from quite a distance away and hurting Saruman in the process via reverse spell, he also disabled Aragorn, Gimli and Legolas instantly when they drawed their weapons on him. To me there is one similarity between Gandalf and Thor, without their weapons(staff and hammer) there's little they can do. I'm sure you'd agree there.
Gandalf also has some shockwave feats of his own, in Hobbit 2 he pretty much destroyed(or nearly) where Sauron's spirit/necromancer was. He's also broken huge bolders with his staff, created blinding lights. He's a wizard though his powers work differently. Thor's powers come from Mojolnir and Odin. Gandalf's are of his own maia heritage/wizard race. Outside of him coming back which Eru did(God) of LOTR.
Aragorn is not half elvish, he's a man. I don't know where you got that from. This is false.
Being a godly heritage means little, Gods can be defeated. Thor's been punked by Hulk with his own hammer before.(a few times) But if you're going to say that, Gandalf is a maia who are immortal angels essentially race of LOTR mythos. Sauron is also the same but went the other direction.
The stab from Merry distracted him yes but also nearly fried off Merry's arm in the process lol. When she stabbed him though, nothing happened to her.
Yes, the physical form while can be destroyed or defeated doesn't mean the WK's spiritual form is gone, as far as I'm concerned as a big LOTR fan only two ways WK goes down, A. by a females hand or B. by someone destroying the ring killing Sauron and thus killing the Nazgul, Witch King etc that he's controlling.
I'll have to disagree, if you're talking movies versions I feel WK is more powerful then Thor and Odin in their movie universe. I'd also go with Eye of Sauron being more powerful then all of them, but since that version's not being used here...
That's the thing there aren't any fallacies, I'm posting a logical case as seen in the movies of these characters.
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