Without his MC claws or pheromones Daken is boreder line useless. That much is true.
Thor wasn't holding back, he said he using his "fiercest" blows among other things. Also he didn't "beat" Wolverine, he just broke his mind control. At the end of the day Wolverine was completely fine and Thor was injured.
Thor isn't getting a hold of Wolverine without losing a limb.
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As far as I'm concerned if you need a physical form, you aren't a god.
The Asguardians aren't even immortal without aid of magical items. Aside from the power difference they are pretty much the same as the citizens of K'un L'un. Extra-dimensional beings who live in a alternate dimension that intersects with earth. Does anyone think Master Khan is a god? Because called himself one, and his origins are remarkably similar to the rest of the new god Pantheons.
Thor isn't a god, and Marvel Dragons are aliens. These are just facts.
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Nah, but really, if he doesn't possess the "godly" characteristics, ie omnipotence, omniscience, omnipresence, the standard of the "perfect good," etc., then why does that title mean more than "superhuman," "mutant," or any other classification that means "more than human"?
Except for the best of Wolverine's abilities means he is free to cut throats, cleave limbs, puncture organs and sever spinal cords, and the best of Thor's ability means... I don't know, what? He is going to punch a bit harder?
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The idea that Wolverine could beat Thor baffles and confuses some posters because Thor is labeled a "god." They hear the word god and they get a massive swinging boner, and come into threads with preconceived notions of what godhood entails. But Thor isn't a god, he is an extra dimensional being who was briefly worshiped by early humanity before the Celestials told them to back off. Hopefully the clarification of what Thor really is will help remove the shutters from the eyes of some posters. Thor isn't a god, not anymore than Wolverine is a god.
In a melee fight Wolverine takes Thor for the high majority.
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Fantastic Force 3, it takes place in the Old Man Logan timeline, which is why I wasn't seriously using it for evidence. Just thought it was funny that you used the fact that Thor was Gaea's son, when this scan was posted in the Wolverine Respect thread, with Gaea calling Wolverine her "closest child."
Sabretooth has a healing factor. Which means tactics that would be near useless on Sabretooth and not worth attempting would outright end a melee confrontation with Thor instantly.
Wolverine hamstring's Thor? Done. Wolverine eviscerates Thor? Done. Wolverine opens Thor's the carotid artery? Done. Wolverine severs Thor's spinal cord? Done. Wolverine severs one of Thor's limbs? Done. Wolverine punctures a vital organ? Done. Wolverine lacerates Thor's eye balls? Done. Wolverine could potentially end this fight in a single blow.
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Nah, but really, if he doesn't possess the "godly" characteristics, ie omnipotence, omniscience, omnipresence, the standard of the "perfect good," etc., then why does that title mean more than "superhuman," "mutant," or any other classification that means "more than human"?
